
Malta is Popular for Making Movies
Making Movies in Malta. An interview with the Film Commissioner who discusses why more than 150 movies and TV shows have filmed there.
Making Movies in Malta. An interview with the Film Commissioner who discusses why more than 150 movies and TV shows have filmed there.
Synesthesia And Planetario: Two New Attractions In Rome. A new planetarium is attracting visitors in Rome as well as a giant white orb called Synesthesia.
Rome’s latest attraction is right below the most famous building, the Colosseum Underground lets people walk the passageways used by the gladiators.
Venice, after the lockdowns. A return to the most romantic city on Earth, Venice, Italy, with even St. Marks Square free of crowds–what will tourism look like now?
The Mausoleum of Augustus was excavated, restored, and reopened to the public in Rome in 2021, take the tour of this underground world dedicated to Rome’s first emperor.
Naples Underground is a spectacular series of underground rooms and chambers and even an ancient Roman theater that’s recently opened to visitors in Naples, Italy.
Fregene, in Lazio, about 30 minutes from the center of Rome, is a delightful beach town without crowds. There you can find fresh seafood, and a relaxing beach.
Saudi Arabia: the kingdom is opening up, making visas easier to get, bringing a whole new group of tourists to Al-Ula, Madain Saleh, and Jeddah’s Corniche.
Ten places less known about in Italy, Archipelago de La Maddalena, Vieste, Urbino, Santa Margherita, Procida Island, Montefalco, Frascati and Lenno.
Tajikistan. Hiking in this country that’s nearly all mountains, from the capital Dushanbe to Artuch Mountaineering Camp in the Fan Mountains.
Observing protected sea turtles in Sri Lanka, helping to protect them as hatchlings and watching them scramble out into the surf and begin life at sea.
Procida, a tiny island in Italy made famous by a movie, is the ultimate weekend escape By John Henderson In…