Italy
Love Abruzzo: The fascination of folkloric traditions and unique wild fauna
Abruzzo is a mystery, as it is neither part of the fashion-conscious, Ferrari-producing north nor the siesta-loving, anarchic south. Despite its proximity to Rome and a long history of tribalism and pre-Roman civilisation, it ranks low in terms of tourist appeal among Italian areas. Regardless, this rough alpine territory, racked by earthquakes regularly, remains […]
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Love Sardinia: A lovely blend of sea, sand and history
Sardinia, the Mediterranean’s second-largest island after Sicily, offers a delightful mix of water, sand, and history. Thousands of nuraghe (stone structures) dot the terrain, indicating that locals have been enjoying the pleasant climate for millennia. Sardinia has something for everyone, from the luxurious Costa Smeralda in the north to historic Alghero in the northwest […]
Read MoreLove Sesto: All Inclusive Cheap Holiday
Sexten/Sesto is a lovely town ensconced in the spectacular alpine landscape of the Sexten Dolomites. The community provides a pristine environment and recreational activities for people of all ages and interests. The Sexten Dolomites are particularly well-known and popular among alpinists since they contain the Dolomites’ and South Tyrol’s most notable peaks and via […]
Read MoreLove Venice: All Inclusive Cheap Holiday
The huge Venetian Lagoon surrounds this ageless city of more than 100 small islands. Venice is an attractive city that has an intoxicating effect on tourists. It’s dreamy and romantic, with a hint of mystery and drama in the background. While Carnival occurs just once a year, its spirit is felt all year. Gondoliers sing […]
Read MoreCoronavirus pandemic deepens Italy’s demographic crisis
According to ISTAT, the COVID-9 epidemic has exacerbated Italy‘s ‘demographic slump.’ Between the beginning and the end of 2020, the resident population decreased, according to the national statistics bureau. Enjoyed this post? Never miss out on future posts by following us. According to ISTAT, the mortality rate in the north was greater than in the south. According to […]
Read MoreItaly: Super Green Pass system kicks off today
The Italian government’s Super Green Pass system, which excludes the unvaccinated from COVID19 from many social, cultural and recreational activities, went into effect on Monday and is expected to remain in effect until the 15th. January. “Super Green Cards” are only issued to people who are vaccinated and who have recovered from coronavirus in the past six […]
Read MoreItaly will begin vaccinating children against COVID-19
Italy is expected to start giving the COVID19 vaccine to children aged 5 to 11 this month after the Italian pharmaceutical agency gave the green light for the Pfizer vaccine to be used in this age group. Younger children should receive one-third of the dose that adults receive. They will have two doses, three weeks […]
Read MoreCOVID-19: Italy introduces the “Super Green Pass” system
Prime Minister Mario Draghi’s executive on Wednesday introduced a “Super Green Pass” system that will exclude people who are not vaccinated against COVID19 from many activities. The measures were unanimously adopted by a council of ministers. Sources said after the meeting that the measures would last from December 6 to January 15, but could […]
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