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In a world where vegetarians and vegans are getting more and more numerous, the Italian government has just voted a somewhat controversial law. Proposed in April, [โฆ]
Italyโs tourism sector has boomed again in 2023, according to new figures coming out of the southern European countryโs tourist board. The boardโs director of marketing, [โฆ]
Florence, Italy, is preparing to unveil a long-hidden chamber adorned with the artistic legacy of Michelangelo Buonarroti, offering a rare glimpse into the private world of [โฆ]
Italian authorities have taken decisive action in an ongoing tax evasion investigation, ordering the seizure of โฌ779.5 million from the European headquarters of the renowned short-term [โฆ]
Following complaints and even legal action by locals about noise, congestion and crime in the Porta Venezia area, Milan officials are showing they are listening. The [โฆ]
An almost 2000-year-old imperial palazzo in Rome has been re-opened to tourists after a 50-year closure. Most visitors to Rome will not have been able to [โฆ]
In am unexpected decision, Venice and its famous lagoon have been excluded from UNESCOโs World Heritage in Danger list. The UNESCO World Heritage Committee is currently [โฆ]
Daytrippers to Venice, Italy, will be charged a tourism tax from spring 2024, the city council has announced, with details due to be confirmed later today. [โฆ]
As stories of tourists behaving badly continue to abound, CNN has analysed some of the reasons why Italy in particular seems to suffer moreincidents than other places. Sheer numbers? [โฆ]
In yet anther incident damaging Italy’s heritage this year, a German tourist looking to take a picture with the God of Seas, Neptune, climbed into a [โฆ]
Some of Europe’s most cherished wines, including the beloved Prosecco, are at risk of disappearing due to the impacts of climate change, according to a recent [โฆ]
A French tourist was arrested upon embarking a ferry to Nice from Porto Torres, in the northwest of the Italian island of Sardinia, after custom police [โฆ]