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Spring Foodie Experiences in Italy
Spring is the season of the gentle and fragrant flavors, often coming from delicious treats pulled directly from the earth. During this period, Italian cuisine proposes simple yet mouth-watering recipes that allow us to enjoy the gifts of spring. But foodies traveling...
A foodie adventure in the Karst Plateau
November is the fall month that we at Italian Special Occasions DMC have dedicated to tasting the foodie world across Italy. After visiting Sicily in the south ("Experience Sicily between oranges and unique properties") and Tuscany in the center ("Gustatus: the wild...
Gustatus: the wild taste and spirit of Maremma Tuscany
Every month, we at Italian Special Occasions DMC travel to discover new activities and events that allow visitors to explore Italy in an authentic and innovative way. Loyal to our concept of Seasonality, we particularly love those fairs that take place in off-peak...
Italian Wedding Couture: destination wedding & fashion
Italian Wedding Couture is an authentic service by Italian Special Occasions DMC: as a bride-to-be you can create your own dream wedding dress with high fashion designers throughout Italy. The result? An exclusive made-in-Italy wedding gown that is handcrafted with...
Fall Destination Wedding in Italy, between grape & olive harvests
An ever-increasing number of couples are looking for unique and authentic ways to celebrate their wedding. They demand meaningful experiences not just for themselves but also for their guests, especially in the case of a destination wedding in another cultural...
Emilia Romagna for foodies
Many of Italy’s most symbolic food products come from Emilia Romagna: from Parmigiano Reggiano to Bologna's mortadella, from Prosciutto di Parma to Modena's balsamic vinegar. This region is formed by two historically separate areas – Emilia to the north and west, and...