The Riace Bronzes 50 years from their discovery on that 16 August 1972 off the coast of Riace in Italy’s southern region of Calabria when, following a report by a diver, the Carabinieri unearthed two unique statues: the Riace Bronzes. Two icons, and probably part of a complex group of…

Alfonso Pecoraro Scanio President of Univerde Foundation, former Italian Minister of Agriculture, and of the Environment, weighs up the drive towards sustainability and how digital technology is impacting tourism in Italy. Mass tourism drives big numbers, but how can it be steered towards sustainability? First and foremost through education, there…

ArtVerona, now in its 17th edition, returns to Veronafiere from 14 to 16 October, strengthening its rapport with domestic operators. It also welcomes international guests, supporting Italy’s art system, while providing collectors and visitors with engaging experiences. The first three years of management have been a decidedly evolving path for…

Camogli, one of Liguria’s most enchanting and romantic coastal towns, is a typical seaside resort with tall houses painted in bright eye-dazzling colours. This romantic and magnificent natural setting has long enchanted visitors from all over the world seeking relaxation, culture, sea, and good food. Initially dedicated to maritime and…

The Lazio Region is behind the 2023 Year of Return Tourism project and the event was presented recently in Zagarolo close to Rome by the Destinazione Sud Network and Lazio Region's Tourism Department. The project aims at re-launching the image of Lazio and Italy, promoting tourism and encouraging exports and…

Palermo’s Cruise Terminal, designed by architect Salvatore Caronia Roberti and built on the skeleton of an ancient maritime station from 1950, has been inaugurated. It is the result of a €40 million refurbishment that has kept its external appearance largely unchanged while radically intervening on the reconfiguration of the interior…

Otranto is a window on the East on the Adriatic seaboard of the Salento peninsula, and is the easternmost town in Italy. In half a day you can visit what is one of the most fascinating towns in Italy. In fact in 2010 it was recognized as a UNESCO Cultural…

Friuli Venezia Giulia is a Blue Flag holiday paradise of sun, sea and fun with 130 kilometres of beaches that run along the Adriatic Sea, extending from Lignano Sabbiadoro in the province of Udine to Muggia in the province of Trieste. Grado - Photo Credits: Tommaso Balestra The region's coastline…