Hello and welcome to Italy

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girlygil-0899

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english - canadian
I just want to confirm that what I have is right. I'm saying this from the perspective of a flight attendant or pilot saying this to a plane load of people who have just touched down in Italy, and I'm not quite sure if I have the tense right.

Would it be "Buongiorno e bevenuti a Italia"?

Any help would be much appreciated :)
 
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