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BY: Alan Granville
A picturesque Mediterranean island is looking for people to move there, and authorities are willing to pay some hard cash to help persuade potential new residents.
Sardinia is the Mediterranean's second-largest island, after Sicily, but like many parts of Italy the population is rapidly ageing with many of the younger population deciding to move away.
SOURCE: https://www.traveller.com.au
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