Italy holds 55 UNESCO World Heritage designations, the highest number of any nation, alongside 12 intangible cultural properties and a commitment to participatory heritage protection through the Faro Convention.
Published in February 2024, this guide outlines ten tactics for cultural heritage attractions to increase visibility and visitor engagement, from storytelling and podcasts to experiential marketing and sustainability.
CHO.earth centralizes links to virtual museum tours worldwide on an interactive map, offering remote access to major institutions from the Louvre to the Vatican Museums.
In April 2023, Italy’s national tourism board launched a controversial campaign featuring a virtual influencer based on Botticelli’s Venus to promote travel across the country.
Published in April 2023, this article surveys Italy’s main tourist attractions ahead of the April 25 long weekend, from art cities to coastal regions and outdoor activities.
Published in April 2023, a digital heritage platform argues that environmental pollution, warfare, and natural disasters endanger cultural, historical, and natural heritage worldwide, calling for coordinated preservation efforts.
Published in March 2023, an account of San Pedro de Atacama in northern Chile, a strategic base for exploring the Atacama Desert and surrounding high-altitude landscapes at 2,700 meters elevation.
As of November 2022, travel and hospitality businesses must adopt emerging technologies including voice search, robotics, contactless payments, VR, and AI to meet evolving customer expectations and maintain competitive advantage.
Celebrated by Virgil in the Aeneid, the Timavo emerges from underground near Trieste as one of Italy’s most remarkable karst phenomena, flowing only 2 kilometres on the surface before reaching the sea.
