Where are the most exclusive destinations in Europe? The European Best Destinations platform has published its ranking for 2022, including 10 luxury holiday destinations in different parts of the continent that stand out for their natural beauty and luxury lifestyle.

2022 will be remembered as another difficult year for Italian households.

The hustle and bustle of everyday life, as well as the pandemic, has meant that more and more people are heading away from cities and opting to move to the countryside.

Italy is preparing to say goodbye to the green pass. From 1st April 2022, the green pass will no longer be compulsory for all outdoor venues (except stadiums) and for many indoor venues (but the requirement to wear an FFP2 mask remains).

The Italian government has approved the "Decreto Energia 2022" and this Energy Decree in Italy will mean cuts in electricity, gas and fuel prices (not just petrol).

Last year idealista/news reported the details of the 1 euro house scheme in Castiglione, Sicily, adopted by the village in an attempt to repopulate the area and save it from abandonment.

If you're dreaming of moving abroad but the expense is putting you off, Italy should be at the top of your search list as it has been named as one of the cheapest countries in the world to buy a house.

Whether your dream home is beside turquoise waters and sandy beaches, or if you  prefer panoramic mountain views, Italy is the perfect destination for you.

The luxury real estate market is confirming its strength in Italy's two main cities: but how much does a luxury home cost in Milan and Rome and what will luxury property prices in Italy be like in 2022?

Italy's Prime Minister Mario Draghi earlier this month announced an end to the country's COVID-19 state of emergency on 31st March 2022. But what does this mean for COVID rules in Italy? Will Italy relax its enhanced green pass rules?