Venice
Venice's new measures to curb day visitors
Day-trippers to the fabled canal city of Venice who fail to pay 5 euros ($5.43) to enter the lagoon city's historic center during a time-limited pilot program launching later this month will face fines starting at 10 times the entrance fee, officials said on March 4.
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Sculptor George Petrides’ ‘Hellenic Heads’ to open in Venice this April
The Embassy of Greece in Rome and The Hellenic Institute of Byzantine and Post-Byzantine Studies of Venice, in collaboration with the Honorary Consulate of Greece in Venice and the Greek Orthodox Community of Venice, with support from the Orthodox Archdiocese of Italy, announce the presentation of "Hellenic Heads: George Petrides, A Personal Exploration of Greek History and Culture Over 2,500 Y
Rossini's ‘Mehmet II’ opera to premiere at AKM
One of the most important operas about Turks, "Mehmet II (Maometto II)" by Gioachino Rossini, one of the most important composers of romantic-era opera, and librettist Cesare della Valle, will be premiered by the Istanbul State Opera and Ballet (IDOB) at the Atatürk Cultural Center - Türk Telekom Opera Hall on Feb. 24.
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Things to Look Forward to in the Casino World for 2024
When we're talking about things to look forward to in the casino world for 2024, we're largely checking out the online market. In this sector, technology is driving an innovative industry forward at a rapid pace -more on that later.
In 2023: Most Bulgarians Chose Italy As Their Preferred Destination For Air Travel
The travel organizing platform eSky.bg announced that Italy is the most preferred destination among Bulgarians for 2023. Nearly half of the travelers (44%) for a period of 2-3 days have chosen Italy for their vacation, with Rome, Milan, Venice, Bari, Bologna, Catania, and Naples being the most preferred destinations.
Machine power for Turkish coffee
Tomorrow, Dec. 5, is declared as the "World Turkish Coffee Day." Exactly 10 years ago, in 2013, Turkish coffee was included in the UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage List on Dec.
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Tasting Italy: From Alpine Mountains to the midst of Mediterranean
This year I had the chance to travel across the countries around the Mediterranean, attending conferences, symposiums and events, from Crete to Sicily, from various corners of Spain to Italy and France, but two travels made me think more about the unique charm of Italy, how its far corners are different yet similar in terms of their concerns about tourism, and how they can put their unique gast
Venice to trial ticketing system from spring 2024
Venice will trial a long-debated ticketing system from spring next year, officials said on Sept. 5, with day-trippers charged five euros to enter the Italian city's historic center in attempt to cut tourist numbers.
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Iran-Israel filmmakers unite in Venice
Venice hosted an unprecedented collaboration between Israeli and Iranian filmmakers, who say there are similarities between their governments and hope they can set an example for greater unity between their people.
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‘Poor Things’ an early favorite in Venice
Greek director Yorgos Lanthimos poses for photographers in Venice on Friday. His gothic tale "Poor Things" is taking part in the 80th Venice Film Festival and is tipped by pundits as the big early favorite.
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