In English-speaking countries, this trend has been dubbed bleisure travel. It is the combination of business and leisure, and indicates a new way of experiencing business travel. Travelling for business also becomes an opportunity to discover new places, carve out some relaxing time between meetings, and return home happier. Not all destinations are ideal: in addition to beautiful views, hospitality and comfort, business travellers have certain requirements that cannot be overlooked, from wifi that must be efficient, to the appropriate venues for organising meetings. In Italy, all this is possible in numerous destinations, many of them unthinkable.

Sledging brings everyone together. This is an axiom to bear in mind when planning a holiday in the mountains with children, and it is worth bearing in mind how many and which activities are on offer for them in the various ski resorts. If you are thinking of a weekend or skiing holiday in South Tyrol with children, we have some good news for you: this region is home to the country's most attractive toboggan runs. Here's where to find the best toboggan runs in South Tyrol.

Neapolitan crib art is famous throughout the world. In the city of Naples and the rest of Campania you will find countless examples of this art that has been handed down unchanged, decade after decade. From the street of nativity scenes in Naples to the precious 18th-century shepherds of the Cuciniello nativity scene and the amazing royal nativity scene at the Reggia di Caserta, prepare yourself for a feast of art and tradition. Here are the finest, unmissable nativity scenes in Naples and Campania.

Italy - the whole country - is the ideal destination for those seeking not just a holiday, but rather a place to start from scratch. Scattered along the peninsula are many establishments where, along with luxury hospitality, there are services dedicated to taking care of the body and mind. True wellness protocols and customised programmes tailored to the specific needs of each individual, but also for groups of people. And the icing on the cake? Beauty, nature, art, history: Italy, in short.

Creativity, design and craftsmanship are the jewels in the Made in Italy crown, and are also practised in the creation of splendid Christmas trees. From north to south, here are the 10 most beautiful Christmas trees in Italy, not to be missed this year.

A phantasmagoria of illuminations awaits you in Salerno from 19 November to 15 January 2023: a couple of months to witness the unmissable spectacle of the event. This is one of the most eagerly awaited annual events for the city in Campania, an occasion full of charm that is now in its sixteenth year. For a perfect trip, starting from Salerno, consider including a tour of the nearby Amalfi Coast. The winter months offer unprecedented landscapes, mild temperatures and tranquillity, as well as the advantages of last-minute bookings at very favourable prices.

nestled in the Alta Murgia National Park. It is a masterpiece of medieval architecture declared UNESCO World Heritage, full of symbols and mysteries. Ready to discover them all?

Covering 12 hectares, the Gardens of Trauttmansdorff Castle in Merano are an amazing collection of exotic and Mediterranean landscapes among the most beautiful in the world. Visiting them is a unique experience for adults and children alike and a rare opportunity to see various botanical environments, animals and art installations up close. Let yourself be intrigued by this South Tyrolean paradise.

Visiting it is a pleasure, for its rich vegetation, as well as for its architecture, from the castles and medieval porticoes to the Art Nouveau buildings and the more modern cubic building of the thermal baths. We propose a tour of the city, a mix of the Belle Époque and the contemporary, which will show you a new soul.

Charming, spectacular Aosta Valley is a region with a lot to offer its visitors. We’ll show you a route created ad hoc, that combines nature, sports and culture: A tour of the fantastic castles of the Aosta Valley. In addition to being well-known for its mountains, this region is also famous for its charming manors that are seemingly one and the same with the surrounding nature, thus making the landscape even more enchanting. This trip can be experienced by car, on horseback, on a bike and even in pleasant carriages.

Villages, ancient towns, villas, Medieval castles, and archaeological ruins animate the Regional Park of the Castelli Romani, in the Province of Rome. Located in the Alban Hills, in the past the Castelli Romani were a favorite resort for the Capital's noble families as well as for Popes. 9,500 hectares of protected land, many animal species, such as badgers, martens, peregrine falcons, porcupines, and especially the wolf (a key compoment in the local ecosystem) also call this their habitat. Fifteen municipalities make up part of the Park of the Castelli Romani however, for an already-exhaustive window onto the area, organize a tour of just six of them, beginning with Lanuvio, a Medieval village near Velletri.

Via Emilia: along the ancient road This itinerary runs along the Via Emilia and precisely along the stretch between the Parma and Piacenza areas, where the Duchy of Parma and Piacenza ruled between 1545 and 1859. One of the world's oldest roads, nowadays known as State Road 9, the Via Emilia is one of Emilia Romagna's prides, as well as being at the origin of the region's very name. Roman road with an epic flavour, in some sections retaining the original cobblestones. Many centuries of history are encompassed here, from the Middle Ages to the Enlightenment, scattered traces of culture and architecture. Nearby are castles, fortresses and manor houses, extraordinary examples of the art of fortification. Along the route, the landscape changes from the Bassa Padana to the Apennines of Emilia, in a panorama of hills covered with vineyards, streams and verdant valleys. A plunge into medieval atmospheres and witnessing of historical re-enactments in costume. The itinerary is exciting for everyone, including children; educational and exploratory workshops and even a magical Fairy Tale Park in Gropparello are dedicated to them. To make the day truly enjoyable, don't forget to organise a picnic on the lawn, as well as a stop at taverns and castle markets. If you like honest restaurants, you will find many on this stretch of road where you can enjoy renowned cured meats accompanied by local CDO wines.