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From Sardinia to the Amalfi Coast, travelers are swapping traditional souvenirs for handmade leather sandals crafted while enjoying a cappuccino

The air strike that began today is just the beginning of a week of disruptions across Italy. Strikes on trains, ferries and public transport are also expected in the coming days

Boeing announced up to 148 aircraft commitments from Riyadh Air, Philippine Airlines, and SMBC Aviation Capital at Farnborough Airshow

The Metropolitan Police has imposed temporary restrictions near Downing Street as Andy Burnham prepares to become the UK's new Prime Minister

Rome, Naples, Florence, Palermo and Bari are under the highest heat warning, while the north of the country is warned of thunderstorms, hail and flooding

Forget prescriptions for vitamins, meditation apps, or wellness retreats. They've come up with something entirely different: a doctor's prescription for an entire country

Riyadh Air has officially begun operations at Madrid-Barajas Airport, introducing four weekly flights between Spain's capital and Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

The new luxury W hotel by Marriott Bonvoy will feature 210 rooms, culinary venues, a spa, pools and a design inspired by Saudi heritage

One of Rome's most famous landmarks remains a no-sitting zone as authorities work to protect the historic monument. Disobey and pay a hefty fine

Wizz Air is expanding its Italian network with new flights to Trieste, Comiso, Tirana, and Sharm el-Sheikh for Winter 2026

Celebrating sports: ITA Airways has unveiled a special Olympic livery, a Milan installation, and Alpine menus as part of its partnership with the 2026 Winter Games: "There are journeys that take shape long before you get on board"

Making a Strong Return: Italian airline ITA Airways, set to resume its Tel Aviv-Rome route on February 1, 2025, will increase frequency to two daily flights starting February 16. The route will be operated using state-of-the-art Airbus A321neo aircraft. Full details and schedules inside

"Today is the first day of a story yet to be written," said Alfredo Altavilla, President of the new national Italian airline, which has taken the place of Alitalia, that ceased operations last Thursday. The inaugural flight took off yesterday from Milan Airport at 6:27 AM