Hay-on-Wye: the Book Town that teaches us how to manage the cultural tourism
Today we see many regions let down by political blindness, lack of strategy, economic crisis, paralyzed in front of the future, unable to take any step that should be taken to build something different from what it has been so far. But sometimes local miracles happen and they could become a big inspiration to other territories that have not yet Continue Reading...
Why London is the most visited city in the world
London is the most visited city in the world. Its many tourism records are not due to luck or fate, but they are the result of the excellent job that the local administration has done together with all the entities involved in the creation of an appealing cultural offer. The cultural tourism in London in fact generates £ 3.2 billion Continue Reading...
London: the creative use of space to fund tourism
The Anglo-Saxon world has a lot to teach in terms of creative use of tourist, cultural and urban spaces, and our recent relocation in London gave us a lot of demonstrations of the British great ability to use strategically and profitably, for example, the locations they have available in their cities. The basic goals are quite logical: avoid the complete Continue Reading...
The cultural traveller in Italy
Knowing the reasons that attract tourists, what they like, where they come from and their shopping attitude may be fundamental elements to understand where to invest and on what points to focus: this is important for tour operators, hotels, communicators, destinations. The exploration of the Italian culture is a key motivating factor for the 31% of travelers who wish to Continue Reading...
The 10 hospitality rules for hotels
At the TINC DAY, a training event held in Florence on 17 November, the main topic was hospitality in the broadest sense, from the attitude to reception to the science of quality. Where do hoteliers, restaurateurs, travel agents and other holiday makers have to start to do a good job in a world so fast and so different from the Continue Reading...
We are digital invaders: we come in peace
The amazing success of last year edition and the great results obtained have encouraged Digital Invasions to raise the bets. This year, in fact, they do not propose just one sleepless night dedicated to the Italian cultural heritage, but 10 consecutive days in which citizens are invited to "invade" their territory, telling its stories and promoting its treasures. In the last Continue Reading...
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Romantic holidays: a night in a lighthouse
Spend a night in a lighthouse was one of our longstanding dreams, that we finally realized to celebrate our 5th anniversary. Although in the UK there is plenty of choice when it comes to lighthouses, we did not have a moment of hesitation: the trip we did last year to...
Trip to Mont-Saint-Michel, marvel of Normandy
Mont-Saint-Michel is a stunning place protected by the spell of the tides that, for more than a thousand years, made it unreachable for many hours a day. Built on a small rocky island at just 600 meters from the French coast, the monastery dedicated to the Archangel Michael was in...
Trip to Brittany: the amazing Saint-Malo
Saint-Malo is a French fortified town of outstanding beauty, the most important port of northern Brittany and one of the many unforgettable spot of this windy coast famous for its tides. If Saint-Malo is still an ideal destination for those who love the romantic and tormented beaches made of sand...
Hay-on-Wye: the Book Town you must visit once in a lifetime
On the border between Wales and England there is a small town surrounded by cosy hills that is famous for becoming a role model against the rural flight that followed the Second World War. Here, as in many other parts of Europe, people left the countryside and moved to urban...
Trip to the Seven Sisters and Beachy Head: cursed and wonderful
The Seven Sisters Country Park is a wonderful area of Sussex, the ideal place to understand why the British are so in love with their beautiful countryside. The Seven Sisters are seven chalk cliffs overlooking the English Channel, lined up on the edge of southern England. So beautiful to be...
