Italy is a country whose richness doesn't stem solely from its monuments or grand history. It isn’t just about its museums, nor even the unparalleled beauty of its Baroque or medieval cities. Italy is also breathed in through its cuisine—a blend of territory, history, tradition, and the skilled hands that bring it all to life. This is why food tours have become one of the most immersive and sensory ways to discover the country. Not just for what … [Read more...]
How to Explore Italy’s Cinematic Locations from Famous Films
If you’ve ever watched a movie set in Italy and thought, “I need to go there,” you’re not alone. Italy has long been a favorite playground for directors from all over the world. And it’s no wonder. With dramatic coastlines, dreamy villas, ancient ruins, and sun-drenched piazzas, the country naturally looks like a film set. The great thing is, many of these iconic movie locations are real places in Italy that you can visit. So, if you’re ready … [Read more...]
New Collaborative Trails and Initiatives Launch in Kentucky
Kentucky, April 2025 – The Kentucky Department of Tourism is excited to highlight more than a dozen new trails and initiatives launched through multijurisdictional tourism collaborations over the past year and a half. These initiatives were developed and are operated by local destination marketing organization partners across the state. Projects were recipients of American Rescue Plan Act funding distributed by the Kentucky Department of … [Read more...]
Ultimate 10-Day Italy and Greece Itinerary: Costs, Tips, and Must-See Destinations
Embarking on a 10-day journey through Italy and Greece offers a captivating blend of history, culture, and scenic beauty. This itinerary provides a comprehensive guide to experiencing the highlights of both countries, along with insights into budgeting and travel tips. Day 1-3: Rome, Italy Begin your adventure in Rome, the Eternal City. Over three days, immerse yourself in its rich history and vibrant atmosphere. Visit iconic landmarks … [Read more...]
And the Oscar Goes to: Rio de Janeiro!
Urca: The Tranquil Refuge in Rio de Janeiro The Urca neighborhood, one of the oldest in Rio, is where the main house of the film is located, a setting that blends charm and serenity. With tree-lined streets, historic houses, and a stunning view of Sugarloaf Mountain, Urca evokes a sense of warmth that is central to the film's narrative. Take a stroll along the Mureta da Urca, enjoy a pastel with a cold beer, and watch the sunset in one of the … [Read more...]
Seasonal Romances Abroad and Why They Often Reveal More About What We Truly Want
Travel brings a break from daily routines and existing social networks, providing opportunities to meet new people without preconceived expectations. A 2022 Bumble survey of over 14,000 users found that one-third were open to dating partners outside their home city. Additionally, research suggests that people are more likely to be open to romance when traveling due to increased relaxation and fewer daily responsibilities. Studies have shown that … [Read more...]
Bus Rental in Italy: A Practical Approach to Business Trips
I've long been convinced that Italy is not only about vacations and pasta but also about great opportunities for work. It's also about conferences, meetings with partners, and trips with colleagues. But moving around the country with a group of people is quite a challenge. Narrow streets, traffic jams, crowds of tourists... Sound familiar? Private bus Italy has been a real lifesaver for me. Today, I'll tell you how it works for business trips and … [Read more...]
The World’s Most (and Least) Powerful Passports in 2025 — Henley & Partners
Singapore reclaims its crown as the most powerful passport in the world with visa-free access to 195 out of 227 destinations worldwide, leaving Japan as runner-up with a score of 193, according to the 2025 Henley Passport Index, which ranks all the world’s 199 passports according to the number of destinations they can access without a prior visa, and is based on exclusive official data from the International Air Transport Association … [Read more...]
What to Eat in Valtellina, in the north of Italy
Nestled in the Italian Alps, Valtellina is a land of dramatic landscapes, ancient traditions, and a cuisine deeply rooted in its mountainous terrain. Known for its hearty, rustic flavors, Valtellina’s dishes are a celebration of local ingredients like buckwheat, cheese, and wine. Here’s a guide to the must-try foods in this beautiful region. 1. Pizzoccheri How could we not mention pizzoccheri, the famous long-shaped buckwheat pasta? … [Read more...]
One of the Planet’s Last Undiscovered Wine Regions, Serra Gaúcha Brazil
Contrary to what the title of this article suggests, Serra Gaúcha is the most well-known wine region within Brazil and produces approximately 80% of the country's wine. However, it not very well known by international wine enthusiasts; that needs to change - Garibaldi definitely deserves to be on your radar. Travelers can reach this part of Brazil using several in-country connecting flights to either Caxios do Sol (about a 45 minute drive) and … [Read more...]
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