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Italia’s most beautiful villages contribute 5 billion to GDP and 2 billion to the Exchequer

From Four Seasons to Orient Express, the big names in the hotel industry are rolling out a growing number of water-based offerings, featuring spas, boutiques and Michelin-starred chefs

Luxury sets sail on five-star hotel ships

According to Condor, more and more people are opting for Business Class on long-haul flights

With the uncertainty in the Gulf, Africa and nearby destinations in the Indian Ocean are the preferred choices

The scent of helichrysum and wild myrtle rises from the wind-swept red cliffs, mingling with the salty breeze that sweeps up from the sheltered gulfs. Those who set foot on this shore of the Mediterranean often expect nothing more than the blinding blue of its waters, but the reality reveals a far greater geographical and cultural complexity. Secret coves, vineyards stretching down to the sea, villages perched on the cliffs: Corsica is an island of astonishing beauty. A vibrant, living land with a long history, dating back to the prehistoric settlements of Filitosa, which has always been able to captivate and inspire travellers in search of authentic experiences. Today, it is a pioneer of selective tourism, with a greater focus on the shoulder seasons, when the climate is pleasantly mild, offering profound experiences centred on the environment and sustainability. Under the guidance of the Corsican Tourism Board, it has embarked on a commendable journey that has led this corner of paradise to achieve the international ‘Gold’ level Green Destinations certification. The figures confirm this shift: more than half of tourist overnight stays now take place outside the summer season, spread across spring and autumn, allowing travellers to truly connect with the local identity.

Corsica, a vibrant, lively land of astonishing beauty

Slow tourism that celebrates local identity

The hotel, designed by Franco Moschini, owner of Poltrona Frau, is situated in the former factory of Nazareno Gabrielli, a historic factory in this town in the Marche region

‘A Tolentino Interno Marche’ is a tribute to design and its local area

A review of the most beautiful places with suggestions and travel ideas for your next holiday

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Italia’s most beautiful villages contribute 5 billion to GDP and 2 billion to the Exchequer

Luxury sets sail on five-star hotel ships

With the uncertainty in the Gulf, Africa and nearby destinations in the Indian Ocean are the preferred choices

Corsica, a vibrant, lively land of astonishing beauty

Slow tourism that celebrates local identity

From Nebbio to the cliffs of Bonifacio

Sea-view trails

Natural heritage

Discovering wines and flavours

‘A Tolentino Interno Marche’ is a tribute to design and its local area