America's Cup in Naples: 80,000 spectators expected, soaring rents and construction sites across the city

Naples is preparing to become the center of the world sailing scene for a few days. As reported by Repubblica, the city is ready to host the preliminary races of the America's Cup, with an estimated influx of 80,000 people.

Construction sites and skyrocketing rents

According to Repubblica, the city is experiencing intense construction activity in the coming weeks ahead of the event, while rental prices have skyrocketed due to the wave of expected visitors.

"A fantastic amphitheater"

Skipper De Angelis describes the atmosphere, telling Repubblica that he sees Naples as "a fantastic amphitheater," promising "an unparalleled spectacle" for those who will watch the races.

Writer De Giovanni: "A step forward"

Writer De Giovanni has also commented on the event, describing it, as reported by Repubblica, as "an extraordinary event" that can allow the city "to take another step forward."

The event will thus put Naples at the center of international attention, with the city transforming into a sort of great natural arena to follow the sailing races.