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- BasilicataBasilicata is a timeless land rich in art cities, national parks, villages carved into the rocks, castles perched on top of the mountains, archeological sites, abbeys and beautiful coastlines, which extends from the Tyrrhenian coast of Maratea, considered the pearl of the Mediterranean, to the Ionian coast, the cradle of Greek culture. Art, cuisine and folklore have been influenced by the dominations that this region went through: from the Greeks to Normans and Spaniards. It became famous as the “secret garden” of Southern Italy, an authentic land which deserves to be discovered.
- Friuli Venezia GiuliaFriuli Venezia Giulia is our region and has an original and complete tourist offer. Sea and mountains, plains and hills, all seasoned with cities of art, history, culture and events. A unique land where Roman ruins are mixed with Longobard, Venetian, Austrian and Slavic influences. Food and wine and active tourism enhance the territory and are two flagships of a region to live and discover at 360 degrees.
- LombardyLombardy has always been considered the economic engine of our country and also in terms of tourism presents a complete offer. Cities of art, cycling, food and wine routes, lakes, spas, wellness and relaxation, golf, skiing, trekking and finally castles, villas and gardens. These are the travel experiences that allow you to discover and experience Lombardy at 360-degrees.
- PiedmontPiedmont is beauty, freedom, taste and spirit. Ancient villages and contemporary art, cities of art and unique views. Roam across peaks, hills and lakes in the 96 protected natural areas and 5 UNESCO World Heritage sites. Savor the slowness of the pace on the paths of spirituality or recharge your energies in the 20 thousand kilometers of walking or biking routes. Breathe in the outdoors with snow sports in the 50 ski resorts. Sit at the table of a land worldwide famous for truffle and rice, cheeses, wines of excellence and chocolate delicacies.
- SardiniaSardinia is famous all over the world for its beautiful beaches and crystal clear sea. Sardinia, however, is an attractive destination all year round. In fact, every season reserves unique experiences that make a holiday unforgettable. Outdoor activities, wellness, culinary tradition, food and customs are the aspects that enhance this harsh and fascinating land at the same time. Behind the places, however, there are people and meeting them means transforming a holiday into an inner journey.
- SicilyThe Sicily of white sand and tropical sea, of the lava and jagged coasts. The Sicily of the history and influences of Hellenic, Roman, Byzantine, Arab and Norman culture. Sicily of Parks and Nature Reserves. The Sicily of UNESCO sites. The Sicily of snow-capped peaks and volcanoes. The Sicily of flavors, wines, citrus fruits, spices, cannoli and cassata. The Sicily of unforgettable memories. This is the Sicily to discover and experience, an amazing island for everyone.
- TuscanyTuscany is a region which offers 360-degree immersive experiences. Sea and mountains, islands and hills, art cities and culture, great food and wine, spas and wellbeing. And then the pilgrimage routes, the Via Francigena, cycle tourism and outdoor activities. Tuscany just waits to be discovered.
- VenetoYou write Veneto and you think at Venezia. But actually Veneto, from a touristic point of view, is much more. Mountains, sea, cities of art, Garda lake, spa towns, national parks, stunning hilly landscapes, the Po river with its delta. Moreover, it is possible to be inspired by equestrian tourism, wine excellences, top quality products, winter sports, cycle tourism and cultural events.
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