In the next week, the Global Youth Tourism Summit of UNWTO will attract over 130 young minds from almost 60 countries to Sorrento, Italy. It would offer them a unique platform where they can play an important role in the …

The principal rail company in Italy, Trenitalia is allowing passengers to bring their dogs on trains for free this summer. Trenitalia is country’s main operator, recently announced that small pets including cats and dogs do not need to pay for the next few months.

The European travellers face more travel chaos as thousands of Italian airline workers prepare to strike. Faced with a cabin crew walk-out, multiple budget airlines have cancelled Wednesday flights to and from Italy. EasyJet has canned 20 Gatwick flights scheduled …

Italian favourites will feature across selected Qantas lounge and international inflight menus this month to celebrate the Flying Kangaroo’s new direct Perth – Rome services which launch on 25 June. Passengers taking off on the new services will experience la …

IHG Hotels & Resorts, one of world’s largest hotel groups, announces the opening of its second voco hotel in Italy, voco Venice Mestre – The Quid, in partnership with HNH Hospitality. Located close to the bypass that connects Mestre to …

Italy has issued a yellow alert after red-hot lava appeared from Mount Etna last week, which is considered to be the tallest active volcano in Europe.

The summer holiday vacations have just the holidaymakers from UK, India and USA heading to Europe. After Greece, Italy has also relaxed some COVID-19 restrictions on Sunday before Europe’s peak summer tourist season, in a sign that life was increasingly returning to normal.

The COVID-19 vaccinations now allow access to Italian hotels, restaurants and public transport – but only if the most recent jab is no more than six months old. The new rules in Italy will remain in place until at least 15 March.

Many travellers are opting for trips that allow them to soak in fresh air away from the crowds.

Spain has banned all unvaccinated Brits from entering the country from Wednesday in a bid to contain a new strain of coronavirus (COVID-19). It comes as a massive blow to British holidaymakers who plan to jet off for some well-deserved sunshine this winter.