Valli del Pasubio: Mountains, History and Trails in the Little Dolomites

A land of borders, wartime trenches and breathtaking mountains: Valli del Pasubio is a municipality in the Province of Vicenza, located between Veneto and Trentino, at the foot of the Little Dolomites. Here, the landscape is constantly changing: from the forests of Val Leogra to the rocky slopes of Mount Pasubio, from small mountain hamlets […]

A family story, centuries-old olive trees and a hillside overlooking the sea: an interview with the owners of La Collina di San Rocco Just a short distance from the sea in Nervi, Genoa, yet immersed in the green hills, La Collina di San Rocco preserves a landscape shaped by olive trees, terraced hillsides, dry-stone walls […]

Among the Atlantic islands, Gran Canaria has a way of surprising you at every turn. Golden beaches, volcanic mountains, nature trails and small villages where age-old traditions are still part of everyday life make the island an inviting place to slow down and reconnect with nature. There are many ways to plan a trip to […]

Young people report a stronger intention to travel sustainably, but older generations seem more likely to turn these intentions into concrete actions. New research opens a reflection on the relationship between intentions and behaviours Sustainability is increasingly present in travellers’ choices. But there can be a gap between what we say we want to do […]

Among Tuscany’s great art cities and the rolling hills that have made the region famous, there is a territory where travel can still follow a slower rhythm. Pistoia lies at the foot of the Apennines and, within just a few kilometres, takes you from medieval squares to forests, from the olive groves of Montalbano to small mountain […]

From 2028, ETS2, the new European emissions trading system, will be fully operational, mainly covering fuels used in buildings and road transport This is an important step in the European Union’s strategy to achieve climate neutrality by 2050. The introduction of the new system may also affect the cost of fuels used every day by […]

Picture a small-town café where the price of a morning coffee creeps up season after season because so many of the customers at the next table are on holiday. Nobody is doing anything wrong, yet over time the regulars find it harder to keep their usual seat. Learning how to support the local economy without […]

Organising a day out with children can easily turn into a small challenge: finding a place that is interesting for adults, fun and engaging for younger visitors and, above all, capable of leaving them with something more than a few holiday photos. Parma and its surroundings offer a surprisingly rich combination of nature, castles, animals and […]

The Adriatic Sea, Mediterranean scrub, hilltop villages and ancient places of worship: the Conero area offers many different ways to experience a holiday. Starting from Sirolo, you can alternate days on the Park’s trails with cultural visits inland, following itineraries that reveal the history, art and spiritual heritage of the Marche region. In this guide, we […]

In June, we told you about the 2026 edition of IT.A.CÀ Migrants and Travelers – Festival of Responsible Tourism and this year’s theme, “Geographies of Peace – mobility/CSR across borders and cultures”. Now the Festival continues its journey across Italy and, in October, invites the public to discover seven territories, with a programme combining walking […]