Tourism in Italy

Umbria, an enchanting region in the heart of Italy, is the perfect destination for those looking to spend time among the hills and artistic Italian towns and villages.

Important changes are on the way regarding tourist tax in Italian cities and towns. A recent agreement has been signed between the government and the ANCI (National Association of Italian Municipalities) regarding the revision of this tax.

With the cooler months just around the corner, travel can still be on the agenda, but where are the best places to visit in Italy in October? October is a wonderful time to visit Italy, offering milder temperatures, fewer tourists, and the opportunity to experience the country’s rich culture and la

The Trevi Fountain in Rome may soon introduce an entry fee. The idea was initially suggested by the Councillor for Sport, Tourism, Fashion, and Major Events, Alessandro Onorato, and later confirmed by Mayor Roberto Gualtieri.

Italy's Costa Smeralda (Emerald Coast) is one of the most beloved and appreciated tourist destinations in Sardinia and all of Italy. The reason is simple: here, you’ll find some of the most beautiful beaches in Europe and the sea is crystal clear.

Sicily, with its rich historical and cultural heritage, stunning beaches, and breathtaking landscapes, offers a wide variety of experiences for every type of holiday.

The summer of 2024 in Italy is expected to be positive, with around 215 million tourist visits in the country, marking a 1.6% increase compared to 2023. This is according to the analysis by Fipe-Confcommercio, the Italian Federation of Public Establishments, for the summer season of 2024.

Sun-drenched coastlines, charming villages, ancient history, and delicious cuisine - a 7 day Southern Italy itinerary offers this and much more.

Venice takes another step in its unique battle against the city's excessive number of tourists. This hot summer, it has introduced new rules for travellers visiting the famous city in northern Italy.

With its historic monuments, colourful neighbourhoods, and delicious cuisine, Cagliari offers a unique experience. For many, it is simply a point of arrival in Sardinia, as it hosts an international airport. However, there are indeed many things to see and do in Cagliari.

Tuscany, a region in central Italy, is renowned for its breathtaking landscapes, rich history, and cultural heritage. While Florence, its capital, often steals the limelight, Tuscany is dotted with numerous hidden gems that promise to enchant travellers.

When travellers think of Lombardy, Milan's bustling streets and iconic landmarks often come to mind. While Milan is undeniably captivating, Lombardy has so much more to offer.

Veneto, a gem of northeastern Italy, is world-renowned for the enchanting city of Venice. However, the region offers much more than its iconic canals and gondolas. Veneto is a treasure trove of charming towns, scenic landscapes, and cultural landmarks waiting to be explored.

Tourism in Italy continues to grow. Following a positive start to 2024 – with a 3.8% increase in stays at accommodation facilities in the first five months of the year – summer forecasts are also looking promising.

Unwelcome news for tourists planning to visit major Italian cities this summer of 2024, as tourist tax is on the rise. Padua, Brescia, Rome, and Naples have chosen to raise their tourist tax rates to address issues related to tourism.

Streets in cities serve for the passage of people, but this isn't always the case, especially in this village in Abruzzo which is home to the narrowest street in Italy.

Verona is not only the city of Romeo and Juliet, but a place where history, culture and legends are intertwined in a fascinating and perhaps unique way. Besides the best-known places and stories, however, there are also many curiosities and interesting facts to discover and unusual places to visit.

With the arrival of spring, bathing season is just around the corner, as both locals and tourists get ready to spend time at the beach in Italy. But when can you start swimming in Italy? Find out here when Italy's beaches open in 2024.

With a variety of destinations ranging from world-famous art cities to small pearls nestled along the coast, Italy continues to attract tourists and travellers from all over the world. The propensity of large cities for tourism, such as Venice, Rome, Milan or Florence, is well known.

Milan is a city that with its secrets and anecdotes offers a surprising journey through time and history. Many facts about the Lombard capital are well known, but others are obscure even to the locals.

Venice is implementing a 5 euro entry fee for day-trippers on specific dates throughout 2024, starting from April 25th, a public holiday in Italy. This trial initiative aims to alleviate the strain of mass tourism on the iconic canal city.

Embark on a journey to the heart of Italy, where crystal-clear waters embrace the grandeur of the Alps and rolling hills. The Italian lakes are sanctuaries of natural beauty and paradises for families seeking an unforgettable escape.

The opening date of the Ara Maris hotel, an exclusive 5-star luxury hotel set in the heart of the Sorrento Peninsula, is set for 23rd April 2024.

Italy is the land of the sun: its geographical position allows for many days of sunshine per year in both the South and the North. However, for meteorological reasons, some cities boast more hours of sunshine than others.

Embark on a journey to discover the perfect time for an Italian adventure, balancing sublime weather, tourist presence, costs, and vibrant local festivities.