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In Italy Tours Reveals Southern Italy’s Best Kept Secret |
In Italy Tours Reveals Southern Italy’s Best Kept Secret |
| Written by Wintress Odom | |
| Thursday, 10 April 2008 | |
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In Italy Tours introduces international travelers to Calabria – a scenic, secluded vacation destination that has been overlooked by mainstream tourism. Calabria, Italy, March 24, 2008: This summer, In Italy Tours delves into a virtually untapped location for vacationing abroad. Though its scenery rivals any major tourist destination in the world, Calabria has remained mysteriously absent from most European guidebooks. Despite the region’s anonymity, In Italy Tours recognizes the appeal of the quiet, authentic, and panoramic region of Southern Italy and will host a number of Calabrian tours throughout the 2008-2009 vacation season. “I’ve never understood why Calabria is so untouched by tourism,” said Tania Pascuzzi, owner of In Italy Tours. “Our tours center around authentic Italian life, and Calabria provides the perfect setting.” Pascuzzi moved to Southern Italy from New York. Being based in Italy, she can personally search for unique and remote tour destinations like Calabria. For decades, stunning topography and unparalleled gastronomy have lured native Italians and ultra-savvy tourists to Calabria. Now, In Italy Tours opens the beauty and culture of the region to the rest of the world. During expertly crafted tours, travelers experience real Italian life through authentic cooking classes, visits to vineyards and organic farms, private yacht excursions, and explorations of ancient Calabrian villages like Capo Vaticano and Tropea. “Tropea pulls off a rare trick,” said Mark Hodson of the Times Online after declaring Tropea the best beach in Europe. “It manages to be both fashionable and unspoiled.”Popular Italian coastal destinations like Tuscany and Amalfi have become crowded and expensive, but Calabria remains Southern Italy’s best-kept secret. With mild temperatures and extraordinary coastline views, the well-preserved seaside towns offer relaxation, seclusion, and a delicious Calabrian cuisine. “Now is the perfect time to holiday in Calabria,” said Pascuzzi. “Prices are low, airlines are starting to fly direct, and the weather is absolutely beautiful.”
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