Author: Arianna Simionato

Some places invite you to slow down and savour every moment. Val d’Orcia is one of them. Here, roads wind through rolling hills, rows of cypress trees and stone villages seem frozen in time. And it’s no coincidence that it was recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2004. It is the result of […]

Tourism is often described as a precious resource and a source of wealth for local areas and communities. But is that always the case? Looking closely, the picture becomes complicated. Overcrowded historic centers, precarious seasonal work, unaffordable prices, and rising rents are pushing residents out of cities. These are just some of the downsides of […]

Crystal-clear lakes, majestic mountains dotted with unspoiled valleys, the scent of alpine meadows and some of the most beautiful cycling routes in Europe. Carinthia, Austria’s southernmost state, is a paradise for nature lovers, slow travelers and outdoor enthusiasts. The region is crisscrossed with cycling paths that wind along swimmable lakes and through breathtaking alpine scenery. […]

If you are love cycle tourism and Romanesque art, exploring the Astigiano by bike is the perfect experience for you: a slow journey through rolling hills, historic villages and ancient churches that narrate centuries of Piedmontese history. The route I want to share with you is the Strada del Romanico in the Alto Astigiano: an […]

More and more people are choosing eco-friendly holidays: a trend that has long grown beyond a passing fashion and is gaining increasing significance. For environmentally conscious travellers, a stay sorrounded by nature is one of the simplest and most fulfilling options. Thanks to platforms like Ecobnb, finding sustainable accommodations has never been easier: properties carefully […]

The Leave No Trace principle was born with the clear purpose of minimizing human impact on nature: disposing of waste properly, protecting ecosystems, and leaving natural areas exactly as we found them. However, this concept can go even further. It combines our passion for travelling with a more responsible form of tourism, one that respects […]