IT.A.CÀ 2026: seven stops in October to travel through territories, communities and geographies of peace

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 […]

On October 3, we will be at EcoLogica, the event that will transform Progetto Manifattura in Rovereto into a laboratory of ideas, experiences, and good practices. You’ll find us there with a game dedicated to travelers and a talk on responsible hospitality. And there will be a whole program to discover, exploring biodiversity, mobility, the […]

Northern Palawan offers two distinct travel experiences. El Nido Town pulses with energy, lined with restaurants, shops, and tour operators. It’s ideal if you want spontaneity, variety, and independence. Daracotan Island sits quietly offshore, offering a slower, more nature-focused experience where simplicity shapes every day. Both are worth experiencing. The choice depends on what kind […]

World Tourism Day is celebrated on September 27. This year, among the initiatives inviting us to reflect on the relationship between tourism, rights and responsibility, there is also the webinar “Ethical Tourism: Travelling Without Financing Genocide & Apartheid”, organized by the No Room for Genocide campaign. Travel brings people, places and communities into contact. For […]

Lecce wins you over at first sight with its honey-coloured stone, richly decorated Baroque façades and squares that look almost like theatrical sets. But step away from the most photographed routes for a few hours and you’ll discover another side of the city, just as beautiful and surprising. It is the Lecce of archaeological layers, […]

Portugal is not just Lisbon, the Algarve, the waves of Nazaré or Sintra. There are lesser-known places that can still surprise you and leave you speechless. This is the Portugal of back roads, green mountains, clear rivers, forests, waterfalls and small villages where time seems to move at a different pace. In the heart of […]

Sustainable travel in Rio de Janeiro goes far beyond its famous beaches.The city reveals a rich mix of nature, culture and everyday life shaped by community and landscape. Forests rise behind neighborhoods, music fills the streets, and everyday life unfolds outdoors. For travelers interested in visiting Rio de Janeiro in a sustainable travel, the city […]

The Canonica of Santa Maria di Vezzolano is located in the Basso Monferrato, within the UNESCO-listed landscapes of the Langhe, Monferrato and Roero, where Romanesque heritage is scattered across small villages and rolling hills. First documented in 1095, it is one of the best-preserved medieval sites in Piedmont and one of the most important landmarks […]

There is the Greece everyone knows, the Greece of white-and-blue islands, crowded beaches in August and sunsets over the sea. And then there is another Greece, greener and more discreet, where mountains stretch almost down to the coast, roads wind through forests and olive groves, and small villages still move at a slower pace, far […]

What begins as a brief, relaxing escape to the lavender fields of Provence, the rolling vineyards of Bordeaux, or the lush natural parks of the Dordogne often leaves a profound, lasting impression on conscious travelers. Many eco-minded tourists visit France seeking slow living, farm-to-table cuisine, and an authentic, daily connection with nature. Yet, as the […]