Trenitalia is to introduce the first direct high-speed train link between Perugia and Milan, Trenitalia confirmed this week.
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Category: Travel
BTO online tourism expo reaches accord with art cities
Buy Tourism Online (BTO), the online tourism expo based in Florence, Italy, has reached an agreement with major Italian art cities to help better manage tourism.
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Four Italian cities top world destinations
Italy’s most-visited cities also included Milan in 27th position, followed by Venice in 38th and Florence in 44th, according to the ranking drafted by the leading market research provider.
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The success of bike sharing in Florence
Mobike, the bike sharing service, to get around in Florence, Bagno a Ripoli, Scandicci and Sesto Fiorentino, is very popular for residents and tourists.
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Weddings, museums, wine: the Tuscan experience
Luxury tours offered as part of initiatives by the Tuscan regional government and tourism promotion office.
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Artistic trip to Florence by Kathleen Kennedy
Kathleen Kennedy, daughter of Bob and Ethel, and former governor between 1995 and 2003 in Maryland, is on a trip to Florence.
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Tuscany has launched a new website for tourists
Tuscany has launched a new website dedicated to tourism.
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Ryanair saves Pisa from many cancelled flights
Services in Italy are among those being affected after Ryanair said it is cancelling 40 to 50 flights a day for six weeks. Pisa Airport is not currently affected by these cancellations.
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Florence launches #EnjoyRespectFirenze campaign
The city of Florence unveiled the new campaign #EnjoyRespectFirenze, with a warning to tourists that visitors respect the Florentines.
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Uffizi, Pitti, Boboli: annual and seasonal pricing
The Uffizi Galleries will be issuing annual subscriptions starting 1 September, while seasonal rates will kick in on 1 March 2018 to encourage visitors to explore all of the Uffizi Galleries’ museums, with special incentives to visit the Pitti Palace and the Boboli Garden.
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