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Destination Italia, a leader in high-end tourism and Italy’s largest TravelTech company specializing in quality incoming tourism and experiential travel, celebrated at the Intesa Sanpaolo building the opening of its new office in New York. The event, which featured presentations by Dina Ravera, President of Destination Italia, and remarks by Fabriz...

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Amid the stunning backdrop of the Italian coastline, Africo, a small village in southern Italy, highlights a stark contrast between its natural beauty and the harsh realities its residents face in their daily lives. Africo, home to 3,200 people, struggles with an astounding 40 percent unemployment rate, leaving most people with meagre annual earnin...

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From Florence and Rome to Positano and Capri, Italy is home to many must-visit destinations. Of course, the beautiful European country also has a plethora of less-visited spots ranging from charming hilltop villages to postcard-perfect coastal escapes. While Ravenna isn’t quite a hidden gem, it’s certainly not a requisite stop on most tourist route...

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Naples, a city with millenary roots and a timeless aura, stands as an authentic treasure trove of traditions and legends. Here, history, culture, and gastronomy blend into a unique mosaic, offering an unforgettable experience. A "One Day Trip" to Naples thus becomes an extraordinary opportunity to immerse oneself in the authentic soul of Campania,...

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Italy is a timeless beauty, rich in history and culture. It has always been a destination that has been attracting travellers from around the world. Among its many enchanting regions, the Cinque Terre stands out as a place of unparalleled charm, and within this coastal wonderland, Riomaggiore is a true jewel. Cinque Terre: A coastal heavenThe Cinqu...

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Here we are: the summer is now over, it's time to go back to work and study at full capacity, leaving behind in sighs memories from the carefree moments of the holidays - in particular that fantastic trip that you organized thanks to the suggestions from Visit Italy, right? Well, who said that you can't enjoy some nice trips in autumn? Today, with...

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Santo Stefano di Sessanio is a testimony to Italy’s medieval heritage, located in the Gran Sasso National Park. This small village, perched at an altitude of 1250 meters, is surrounded by the peaks of the Abruzzo region, offering a unique blend of history, architecture, and natural beauty. Historically, Santo Stefano di Sessanio has roots that delv...

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Florence is home to some of Italy’s finest Renaissance art, history and architecture. It’s a must-see for visitors to Italy and one of the world’s most famous cultural cities. But rising above all these masterpieces, both literally, and some would argue figuratively, is the colossal Florence Duomo, or otherwise known as Santa Maria Del Fiore. The e...

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The Romans loved public entertainment and built many massive theaters and amphitheaters around their empire. The most famous amphitheater in Rome is the Colosseum, but there are other amphitheaters and theaters to discover in the ancient city such as the Theater of Marcellus. While some ancient Roman buildings have survived mostly in their ancient...

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San Nicola Arcella is a small seaside village that in recent years has become one of the most popular tourist destinations in Calabria. Its beautiful beaches and beautiful views make it a perfect place to spend your summer holidays. The origins of this village date back to Roman times, when the Lavini, who had survived the destruction of Laos, in G...

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