News Archive: travel and tourism

06, 2011 October:

Permanent museum to open in Rome's airport

Visitors to Rome will soon be able to get their first taste of great Italian art as soon as they touch down on the tarmac. Rome’s Leonardo Da Vinci Airport (also known as Fiumicino) has plans to inaugurate a new exhibition space on the 12th of October 2011.

25, 2011 August:

Venice tests the water with new tourist tax

Visitors to Venice will find an unexpected charge on their hotel bills from tonight as the city becomes the latest destination to launch a tourist tax.

12, 2011 July:

Wealthy Italians splash out on private islands

Italy's rich are taking the national obsession with private beaches to a new level by snapping up their own islands as rising seas and environmental damage spoil some of the trendiest bathing spots in the country.

04, 2011 July:

In Rome, Monti is a quiet treasure

If not as well known to tourists as districts like Campo de’ Fiori and Piazza Navona, Monti is arguably more Roman: a working-class neighborhood in the heart of the historic center, gentrifying around the edges.

01, 2011 July:

Italy’s little secret’s is out

Marco Montanari has flown over Italy many a time in his light plane yet although gazing down over endless vineyards and medieval towns is a familiar experience, one recent flight caused him to pack his bags again and head for pastures new.

27, 2011 June:

Italian region looks for foodies in bid for tourism boost

Officials in Piedmont are expecting an increase of 10 per cent in the number of 'gastronomic tourists' this year.

22, 2011 June:

Flights blitz for Italy should see property demand rise

Airlines across Europe are bumping up their services to Italy this summer, reflecting the continuing increase in tourist demand for this relatively inexpensive and picturesque destination.

13, 2011 June:

New Turkey-Italy route promises mutal tourist booms

The announcement that Turkish Airlines will add an extra weekly service to the popular Italian riviera destination of Genoa should see a mutual growth in arrivals for two of Europe's top tourist economies.

Which country has the funniest people?

No joke, Americans win, according to a just-released survey of 30,000 people in 15 countries.

09, 2011 June:

Train link from Mersey to Milan may be back on track

New plan to transform Liverpool's docks and Manchester Ship Canal

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