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Our year in overview
With an eventful year coming to a close, we are looking back at all the wonderful events we organized and attended and finalizing plans for 2017. When Italian Special Occasions DMC was launched in 2014 we put an innovative concept in place – presenting what Italy has...
#ElevateYourSenses – Winter Weddings in Aosta Valley, Italy
Getting married in winter is becoming more popular as couples recognise the benefits of this magical season to celebrate their special day. The beauty of snow, open fires and the festivity of the approaching Christmas and New Year make it even more exciting and...
Italian Special Occasions DMC at the International Luxury Travel Market – our takeaways
From 5 – 8 December I attended the International Luxury Travel Market (ILTM) in Cannes. A yearly event, it offers a platform for travel agents, event organisers, luxury hotels and venues, transportation companies and other service providers for the luxury market to...
Beautiful Christmas Markets in Italy, between craftsmanship & flavors
The aroma of cinnamon and vin brulè (mulled wine) fills up the crisp air of December; handmade items including timber toys, seasonal decorations and local crafts are on display in pretty wood houses or stands; children play on the merry-go-round as their laughter...
Art and Wine Travel: Hidden Gems in Italy
Italy is the land of art and wine bonanza, a paradise for foodies and art lovers. Regions such as Tuscany and Piedmont pop immediately in mind, thanks to the “wine shires” of Chianti and Langhe, and to the cities of classic and contemporary art like Florence and...
Artistic Heritage in Central Italy: after the earthquake
Central Italy was hit by strong earthquakes in August and October 2016. The events were tragic and painful, killing 299 people, leaving hundreds more injured, and thousands without a home. The force of nature also raged against the artistic heritage of tiny villages...