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    Italy tops EU for tourist nights, minister Mazzi says●Il Sole 24 ORE - Italia: Mazzi: «Il turismo è industria. Siamo sopra la Spagna: primi per notti nell’Ue» Nonostante un vMmastodonWorldEU Politics11 d ago

    Italy's tourism minister Mazzi said tourism must be treated as an industry, claiming Italy now leads the EU in nights spent, ahead of Spain, with the sector worth more than 240 billion euros to the country. He argued tourism still lacks adequate recognition at European level, citing the absence of a dedicated EU policy framework for the sector.

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    Nottingham Forest set to break with homegrown tradition▼Nottingham Forest won’t maintain their proud homegrown record for the sake of it✉newsSportSoccer11 h ago

    Nottingham Forest are preparing to move away from the club's long-standing commitment to giving opportunities to academy-developed players, according to reporting by The New York Times. The piece argues the club will not preserve its proud record of homegrown talent purely for the sake of tradition, signalling a shift in recruitment and first-team policy as Forest continue to reshape their squad.

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    Nottingham Forest set to end proud homegrown player record●Nottingham Forest won't maintain their proud homegrown record for the sake of it https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/760767MmastodonSportSports113 h ago

    Nottingham Forest, whose academy has produced players for their first team for decades, are reportedly prepared to let that proud homegrown record end rather than keep it going purely for tradition. The discussion centres on players such as Ryan Yates and the club's approach under its current leadership, with fans debating whether the club's identity should outweigh squad-building pragmatism.

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    Malaysian pet food startup Notti eyes export-driven growth●Malaysian pet food startup Notti targets exports for half of sales within three years✉newsBusinessStartups19 h ago

    Malaysian pet food startup Notti says it aims to derive half of its sales from exports within three years. The company is betting on growing demand for pet products beyond its home market as it scales up. The announcement highlights the ambitions of a young local brand in Southeast Asia's expanding pet care industry.