Staying at home during the coronavirus lockdown gave residents in Italy a lot more free time, including more time to search on the web.

If you're thinking of buying property in Italy, it's important to know how much your money can buy in different areas of the country. The Tecnocasa Study Office in Italy has been looking at this question: how many square metres can you buy in Italy with 200,000 euros?

Although the COVID-19 health crisis is not over in Italy, the desire to disconnect and enjoy the summer holidays is becoming increasingly evident in Italy and across Europe.

Starting a new life in Italy and buying a property should be an exciting experience and can be a very good investment, but often the process can be overwhelming, due to a different language, different legal system and different buying processes compared to other countries.

The Italian countryside is varied and worth the effort of travelling beyond the main tourist spots.

As Italy gradually recovers after the COVID-19 pandemic, the tourism industry is looking to get back underway this summer 2020. Italy has already reopened its borders to some international visitors, but not to everyone.

With Europe on the road to recovery after the coronavirus pandemic in the country, Italy is open for the summer holidays. With the simultaneous arrival of summer, locals and soon tourists will once again flock to the Bel paese to enjoy the summer sun.

You've taken the big step of buying a holiday home by the beach in Italy and now it's time to think about the decoration. When you think of a beach house, the word relaxation springs to mind, because this is space is likely where you will spend the most carefree and relaxing days of the ye

On 1st July 2020, new restrictions on cash payments in Italy will come into effect and the limit will be lowered, compared to the current amount, aimed at combating money laundering and tax evasion in Italy. Let's have a look at everything you need to know, including the changes

Travel beyond national borders after the COVID-19 pandemic is now allowed, both in Italy and across Europe.