Economy
The economy of licolense is based substantially on primary and tertiary sector. Are highly developed cultures of orchards and vineyards, which thanks to the fertility of the soil provide discrete quantities of high quality. Note that this area is home to the falanghina vineyards Campi Flegrei and pedirosso Campi Flegrei. The services sector is facing, almost in its entirety, tourism, showing a remarkable development of seaside resorts and hotel facilities, with the number of campsites and hotels of about 2,500 beds. In addition, the area is home to many tourist attractions, restaurants, swimming pools, water parks, discos and privileged destination of a considerable flow of people from the entire provinces of Naples and Caserta, both during the summer that spring.
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