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Arts, culture and religion, the leaders of tourism in Rome, are not enough for Italy’s capital. The city of Rome wants to increase the number of travelers with a Second District of attractions in the southern suburb of EUR and alon
Read more…I will be travelling to Venice, Florence and Rome for the first time December 4th. I have been to Italy before but only Lake Como. Im wondering if anyone has any advice about Italy in December, festivals going on there, must do's, ect. I will be ther
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Financial meltdown, economic slump, subprime crisis? All of these words seem to belong to the past for the tourism industry in Rome.
The number of tourists visiting Italy’s capital in August grew by 11,5%, Vicemayor Mauro
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I am presenting a seminar at the 2010 World Travel Market (London on Thursday 11th November) related to issues about the accessible travel market for the disabled.
In order to make this a truely interactive seminar and not a sales
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I am an avid soccer/football/Calcio fan and player...I am trying to buy 2 tickets to a Lazio v. Bologna match at Stadio Olimpico while in Roma. This is the only match that fits into our 2 1/2 week whirlwind tour of Italy.
We arrive the nig
Read more…This is my blog about travel in Tuscany www.tuscanhiking.com Today I post an article about Sangalgano, and the Tuscany Sword in the Stone
Read more…I have not been to Italy in several years. Have those of you who are there or have gone there noticed this ascendency of Caravaggio? http://www.nytimes.com/2010/03/10/arts/design/10abroad.html?hp
Read more…If you were paying attention between events, you saw plenty of coverage of this bit of northwest Italy during the 2006 Winter Olympics, you know that especially for foodies, oenophiles, history-lovers, and skiiers, Turin (aka Torino) and its region,
Read more…Toscana la bellissima -- still the classic Italian holiday experience, from the hallowed streets, monuments, and artworks of Florence and Siena to the leaning tower of Pisa to the rolling countryside with its hilltop towns, vineyards, and castles. M
Read more…For many visitors, Italy's business capital and most dynamic city isn't as instantly mesmerizing as, say, Rome, Venice, or Florence. But apart from fabulous offerings for those interested in fashion, shopping, dining, nightlife, and culture (La Scala
Read more…This arid island off the tip of Italy's boot is legendary for many things -- its food, its ancient villages, its even more ancient classical ruins, and its Mafia associations. All this and plenty more -- beaches and agritourism, for example -- make S
Read more…Arguably no city in Italy -- and almost none in the rest of the world, for that matter -- is as famously and gorgeously sui generis as Venezia, what with all those fetching canals, islands, bridges, and architecture. Sure it can be touristy, sure it
Read more…Ah Roma, what a glorious mess! Well, perhaps we exaggerate, but there's no question that the Eternal City, though unquestionably bellissima, is also a tad caotica. That shouldn't get in the way of your enjoying the jawdropping sights, outstanding res
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Still vibrant and popular today, the five-thousand-year-old art of astrology can identify, say, business and romantic opportunities or challenges. And those celestial bodies slinking about the stars can also help pinpoint optimal times an
If you were to imagine the best dessert or baked item in the world, then your favourite would likely be very different from your friends and family members. From childhood treats to family recipes, there are many foods that are personal
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