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Antonio Vitiello reported that Milan had expressed support for the fans in their protest against ticket prices for away matches. In the statement, the club said it understood the supporters' frustration, who had announced a boycott of the upcoming match against Udinese, and supported their position. It also stated that it would commit to introducing a cap on away ticket prices at the league level. #Milan #tifosi #biglietti (translated)

Raffaele Ceresa wrote that 140 tickets for the Milan-Cortina Olympics, worth 188,000 euros and including meals and accommodation, had been given to the Ministry of Infrastructure led by Salvini. He also claimed that the company Pizzarotti had been granted 3.5 million euros for the bobsled track and that the Court of Auditors had opened a file. https://t.co/HDYjer7qvO #Olimpiadi #MilanoCortina #CorteDeiConti (translated)

The Milan-Cortina Company spent 188,000 euros on complimentary tickets for Salvini's Ministry and allocated a prize of 3.5 million euros for the bobsled track, drawing the attention of the Court of Auditors regarding the expenses of the 2026 Winter Olympics. #Olimpiadi2026 #MilanoCortina #MatteoSalvini (translated)

Jannik Sinner's withdrawal from the ATP Finals in 2026 disappointed fans, especially the young ones expected at the Blue Carpet, but hotels and merchants in Turin remain optimistic, with over 90% of tickets already sold and the certainty that the event's appeal remains even without the champion's presence. #ATPFinals #JannikSinner #Torino (translated)

DDN10 wrote that most of the people who had bought a ticket for the Finals probably wanted to see Sinner, because, according to the author, the tennis player had brought many closer to tennis or reignited passions that had been dormant after years of Italian disappointments. He argued that there was no reason to be surprised or judge those spectators and encouraged explaining to those trying to resell their tickets how wonderful the sport that Jannik had made them discover was. #Tennis #JannikSinner #Sport (translated)

Eleonora Aloise criticized the communication management of Jannik Sinner, arguing that three months without information was too long and that fans were only asking for a bit of transparency, not intimate details or medical records. She wrote that what was known had come from leaked videos, gossip newsletters, occasional sources, and geolocations of restaurants. Aloise also contested the relentless defenses of the tennis player and the rhetoric that he owed nothing to anyone. She recalled that, in her opinion, millions of fans made sacrifices to buy tickets and criticized the tournaments that asked for a last-minute announcement of a withdrawal. She defined Sinner as a public figure and a multimillion-dollar business, as well as an important figure for fans, and argued that justifying him on every issue was not doing him any favors. According to Aloise, communication had dulled every nuance and prevented the complexity of the person from being told. She wrote that injuries happened and that it wasn't necessary to keep them secret. She concluded by saying that fans would welcome Sinner with open arms upon his return, but perhaps with less naïveté. #sinner #tennis #comunicazione #trasparenza #tennis (translated)

Due to the increase in fuel costs, Ryanair expects a rise in ticket prices, although this will be lower than its competitors, while ITA Airways limits the increase to 5% and other companies like Lufthansa, Wizz Air, and easyJet adopt different strategies in response to the crisis. #Ryanair #aerei #carburante (translated)

I biglietti dei concerti per il 40º anniversario di The Legend of Zelda di Londra, Stoccolma, Edimburgo e Glasgow saranno in vendita il 30/09 alle 13. 👉 https://t.co/c7uTwSqewd In futuro saranno annunciate date per Francia, Germania, Italia e Spagna. https://t.co/2schDvWC2p #TheLegendofZelda #Concerti #MusicaLive