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20 Reasons to experience the Best of Romagna now
Food,wine, culture,history,hospitality all used to integrate and enhance visitor experience
Between Venice and Florence, the Apennine Mountains and the Adriatic Sea – Romagna is known as the ‘Heart of Italy’. Less touristy than many other Italian destinations, Romagna is known throughout Italy for its warm hospitality, the quality of its food and wine, its stunningly beautiful countryside and its major cities of art.
And, with a Green Tourism programme, 0km food, Bio and Biodynamic wine, and other initiatives it is rapidly becoming a really sustainable place.
And definitely not mass tourism.
But of course, too few tourists are just as unsustainable as too many.
Read the 20 Reasons to Experience the Best of Romagna NOW HERE’
The 20 reasons include
Its amazingly good FOOD -Its superb WINES, Its HOSPITABLE PEOPLE -Its WALL-TO-WALL CULTURE, Its DELIGHTFUL ENVIRONMENT Its GREAT FESTIVALS. its over 300 amazing CASTLES, its REAL CHRISTMAS, its FABULOUS CITIES OF ART
And In the words of noted US food journalist Janice Nieder "Romagna sure kicks Tuscany’s ass!"
Romagna has ALL THE GOOD THINGS THAT TUSCANY HAS – AND NONE OF THE BAD THINGS. Romagna has not suffered from mass tourism so the level of natural hospitality and prices is unblemished. It is truly beautiful and still really authentic. A real experience for visitors.
More about BestofRomagna at: http://www.bestofromagna.com and http://www.Facebook.com/Bestofromagna
Find out more about Romagna on a FAM trip HERE
And there’s more about this fabulous destination: Put the Christmas back into Christmas. Follow the Christmas star… Discover the Heart of Italy – Fireflies, Cherries and Soaring Hills – Tourism attraction from scrap Romagna – Very Hot Metal – Dancing in the Piazza – Meet Romagna’s Cast – Mayday Mayday – Romagna’s got it covered – Kite festival – Green and very pleasant land gets even greener
You’ve done the work now get the benefits – make your green destination visible HERE
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