holiday in Italy

From May 11 to May 14, 2026, Fiera Milano Rho will once again host one of the most important international food and beverage trade fairs in Europe. TuttoFood 2026 has …

Italy has seen a strong rise in agritourism in recent years. Locally, people call it agriturismo. It means staying on working farms that also host guests. These places are often …

The city of Verona is ready to host the 2026 edition of Vinitaly, starting on April 12 at Veronafiere. The event is one of the most important international gatherings for …

Easter in Italy is much more than a religious celebration: it is a deeply rooted cultural and gastronomic event, where food becomes the central element of family gatherings. From north …

If you’re a traveler dreaming of Italy this spring, timing couldn’t be better. But packing might be trickier than you think. Italy in March through May is a season of …

If you are planning a trip to Italy, one important detail to keep in mind is the tourist tax, officially called tassa di soggiorno. This local tax applies to anyone …

Every year in February, several Italian cities welcome the Chinese New Year with public events, parades and cultural activities. Also known as the Spring Festival, this celebration follows the lunar …

The Milano Cortina Olympics are not a single-city event. They are spread across Northern Italy, mixing large urban venues with mountain locations—so planning well is the difference between a smooth …

As the Milano-Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics approach, one of the key questions in public and economic debate is how much the event will cost and who pays for it. Hosting …

Southern Italy in winter reveals a quieter, more intimate side of the country. With fewer visitors and a slower pace, coastal villages and inland towns reconnect with their natural rhythms, …