Florence will host the first-ever G7 summit entirely focused on tourism from November 13 to 15, 2024.
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Florence will host the first-ever G7 summit entirely focused on tourism from November 13 to 15, 2024.
Read moreTo encourage tourism to return to the city the mayor of Florence, Dario Nardella, has decided to take the field personally. He will be an exceptional tour guide for tourists. Nardella announced it during the presentation of the Destination Florence Plus web platform.
Read moreOver two thousand two hundred visitors in five days. This is the balance sheet of the first week for the basilica of San Lorenzo which reopened its doors in June full prepared with anti-Covid legislation.
Read moreAt least 39 million foreign and domestic tourists are set to take trips to Italy this summer, up 12% with respect to 2020, according to a new study by the Demoskopika agency with the University of Sannio.
Read moreArticle 9 of decree law number 52 on Urgent measures for the gradual resumption of economic and social activities, establishes the green certification, also called green pass, that gives the opportunity to the citizens to participate in certain events or to move to Europe or between regions of red or orange color, waiting the European “Digital green certificate”.
Read moreThe promotion campaign for the Florence destination, designed by Toscana Promozione Turistica and the Fondazione Sistema Toscana, was created with the Municipality of Florence and in collaboration with Destination Florence Convention & Visitors Bureau, which carried out a promotional-marketing activity.
Read moreFrom May 15 almost 50% of Florence hotels will reopen. The estimate is from Confindustria Firenze, after the Prime Minister Mario Draghi launched the Green pass that will allow people in Italy to move freely within the country and to enter from abroad.
Read moreOn May 4th Premier Mario Draghi announced that from May 16 Italy will open its borders for tourism.
Read moreThe Uffizi Gallery in Florence set records in visitor numbers and revenues last year.
Read moreAn American tourist wrote a message in English with marker pen on Ponte Vecchio bridge. She risks a one-year suspended jail term and a 3,000-euro fine.
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