TRAVEL JOURNAL

Join us as we explore the rich cultural landscape of Italy and sharing an exclusive look at the top destinations and share tips and tricks from our head travel designers

If you're a food lover and dreaming of Italy, one early spring event you shouldn’t miss is Pitti Taste in Florence in March. This celebration gourmet festival turns the Renaissance city into a culinary paradise. The festival is a taste gateway to Italy's rich food culture, from regional specialties to small-batch artisanal fare. Combine it with a private Italian tour, and you'll discover a richly personal and unforgettable odyssey through taste and tradition.
Italy will welcome the world during the 2026 Winter Olympics, and no way is better to witness this international spectacle than with a personalized Italian tour. From Milan's fashionable boulevards to Cortina d'Ampezzo's snow-gilded mountains, this once-in-a-lifetime experience blends championship sports with Italy's rich culture, food, and landscapes.
When many travelers picture Rome, they imagine sun-drenched squares filled with crowds of summer visitors—but there's a calmer, enchanting side to the Eternal City that comes alive in winter. Envision wandering through ancient ruins devoid of tourists, enjoying rich Italian hot chocolate as sparkling lights adorn the cobblestone roads, and experiencing life like a local at a more leisurely pace. Spending winter in Rome is not just about escaping the heat—it’s about uncovering hidden charm, festive customs, and a more authentic Roman experience.
When summer comes to Italy, one destination gets the perfect mix of fun, learning, and relaxation: Campania. As long as Rome and Venice are bustling and chaotic in the warmer months, Campania for family holidays has the balance of beach, culture, and kid-friendliness. For families with toddlers, teens, or multi-generational families, Campania is a summer destination filled with memories to last a lifetime.
August and September provide a golden opportunity for beach lovers in Italy. The summer crowds lower, the heat softens, and the Mediterranean Sea is still perfectly warm, making it the perfect time for a relaxing and immersive seaside retreat.