PriceTravel Holding has signed an agreement with Mangia's Hotels and Resorts connecting 12 properties in Sicily and Sardinia closer to Latin American markets.
Access to a network of over 16,000 agencies
The partnership gives Mangia’s access to a network of over 16,000 affiliated travel agencies and 28,000 active travel agents, with PriceTravel Holding’s wholesale business reaching over 180 source markets. The agreement forms part of Mangia’s strategy to strengthen the international distribution of its portfolio and to connect its Sicilian and Sardinian properties with new trade partners globally. The 12 properties form part of Mangia’s broader international distribution strategy, with other properties already available through PriceTravel Holding’s connections with major global hotel groups, including Hilton and Marriott.
Mexico is the main source market
Latin American markets currently account for over 75% of PriceTravel Holding’s business to Italy, with Colombia standing out as the fastest-growing market: business has increased by 64.7% year-on-year, reaching $516,000. Mexico remains the main source market, with revenue generated from travel to Italy amounting to $3.4 million in 2025. Italy also represents a significant destination within PriceTravel Holding’s European portfolio, comprising over 1,900 hotels and some 16,500 passengers travelling to Italy each year. In 2025, the ADR for Italy reached approximately $299, confirming the market’s appeal for hotels looking to expand their international presence.
"A new channel of access to Sicily and Sardinia"
“Italy is an important destination and demand continues to grow in our source markets. The partnership with Mangia’s enables us to expand the range of Italian resort products available to our trade partners, connecting Sicily and Sardinia with travellers from Latin America and other international markets,” said Rafael Durand, COO of PriceTravel Holding. “The partnership with PriceTravel Holding opens up a new channel of access to Sicily and Sardinia and strengthens our international distribution strategy. It allows us to connect our resorts with a wider network of tourism professionals and international travellers seeking authentic Italian hospitality, extraordinary landscapes, gastronomy and distinctive experiences,” added Fabrizio Di Trapani, Mangia’s.senior commercial director.
