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Sustainable Tourism: What It Really Means
Sustainable tourism is gaining attention globally, but what does it actually mean? It’s not just about respecting the environment; it’s a conscious travel style that considers the impact on local communities and ecosystems. Traveling sustainably means making choices that respect local territories, cultural heritage, and the economy of destinations. For those who love exploring the […]
Continue readingLake Viverone: Your Natural Retreat in Piedmont
A peaceful oasis in the heart of Piedmont, Lake Viverone spans almost 6 square kilometers, offering a unique experience of nature and history. Its crystal-clear waters, repeatedly awarded with the Blue Flag, invite relaxation and sports; while the shores, wrapped in a magical atmosphere, guard the secrets of a distant past. A place where time […]
Continue readingExperience Sustainable Pompeii: Where Archaeology Meets Nature
When thinking of Pompeii, the image of ancient ruins buried by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD is the first to come to mind. However, this historic city offers much more than just a journey into the past. Pompeii is a place where history, art, and nature intertwine, providing visitors with a unique […]
Continue readingSan Severino Lucano and the World’s Slowest Carousel: An Invitation to Slow Travel in Basilicata
In the heart of Basilicata, nestled among the majestic peaks of the Pollino National Park, lies a village where time seems to slow down, inviting you to savor every moment with calm and wonder. San Severino Lucano is more than just a village; it’s a journey into the most authentic soul of southern Italy, where […]
Continue readingThe Secret Portugal: Alentejo, a Wild and Fascinating Region
Imagine a place where vast plains meet the deep blue of the Atlantic, where villages are enclosed in fortifications, and where nature reigns supreme. This is Alentejo, one of Portugal‘s most authentic and fascinating regions. It is a peaceful oasis stretching from the inland to the wild coastlines, but most importantly, it is a place […]
Continue reading10 places of Sicily you’ll never forget
There are many places to see in Sicily, we’ve chosen 10 that you will really love and never be able to forget! For its pristine nature, its long history, its vibrant cities, its cuisine, and its people: Sicily is one of the most beautiful regions of Italy, a territory to be discovered slowly, to visit at […]
Continue readingLimone Piemonte: at the sustainable discovery of Maritime Alps
Pearl of the Maritime Alps, Limone is a cozy, charming mountain village at 1000m of altitude, in the province of Cuneo, which overlooks the imposing peaks at the border with France. Strategic place from which to reach the Ligurian Coast, Monte Carlo and Nice, going through the tunnel of Colle di Tenda and the fascinating […]
Continue readingDiscover Franciacorta: A Paradise of Sparkling Wine and Nature
Imagine a hilly landscape of gentle slopes, dotted with vineyards as far as the eye can see and ancient villages. You are in Franciacorta, a corner of Lombardy that enchants with its beauty, rich history, and, of course, its famous sparkling wines, celebrated worldwide for their elegance and quality. Whether you’re a wine lover, a […]
Continue readingEco-Cabanes & Glamping where you can get back to nature
In an increasingly fast-paced and hyperconnected world, the desire to reconnect with nature becomes a necessity. Cities, with their incessant rhythms, often make us forget the beauty and peace that only nature can offer. Fortunately, there are magical places where you can reconnect with the environment in a sustainable and responsible way without giving up […]
Continue readingCasa Payer: An Experiential Journey in the Heart of Piedmont
Forget the usual vacations. Casa Payer, nestled among the majestic Piedmont mountains, is much more than just a stay. It is a transformative experience that nourishes the body, mind, and spirit. Here, authentic relationships and deep connection with nature are the heartbeat of every moment. Personal well-being and care for the planet go hand in […]
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