Rimini Campus

The Chapter represents an opportunity for the young people who, as early as the 1970s, began to liven up the Rimini campus with the first tourism studies, followed by the numerous other courses added later, to share news about their experiences at work and spend some leisure time together. Two events have taken place in the tourism sector: in 2017, the Alumni Reunion of the Tourism Economics and Management degree programme took place, where lecturers, students and Alumni shared best practices and work experiences. One year later, Meet Again was held for the first Alumni who studied tourism at the Rimini campus and who have continued to consolidate personal and professional relationships over the years. As job placement activities intensified, the Alumni involved in the events of each thematic area never failed to participate, demonstrating a strong feeling of belonging and affirming a vivid sense of identity of the Rimini campus. 

The Chapter Leader

Hello, I am Debora Casoli, Leader of the Rimini Campus Chapter. 

I was born in 1992 and started training at a very young age working in my family's company, which manages restaurants and hotels on the Riviera Romagnola. 

I successfully completed a first-cycle Degree in Tourism Economics with top marks and honours, and a second cycle/two-year Master's Degree in Business Administration and Management (international curriculum: Service Management), both at the Rimini Campus.

In 2018, I founded the consulting company DC Consulting, established to support the strategic and operational planning of small and medium-sized enterprises. 

Since 2017, I have been collaborating with the University of Bologna on various projects and have also held a research grant for the “Mototurismo” project at CAST - Centre for Advanced Tourism Studies. 

I am currently studying for my PhD degree in XXXX also at our University. 

Within the Almae Matris Alumni Association, I also serve as a Board Member.