Italy: Let the (knockoff) buyer beware
Italy’s new administration is going after counterfeit goods, and threatens fines up to €7,000 for buyers as well as sellers.
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Italy’s new administration is going after counterfeit goods, and threatens fines up to €7,000 for buyers as well as sellers.
For a price, you can beat the crowds to the Sistine Chapel with a dawn tour.
On a quiet street, musicians play in hopes of drawing a crowd and some cash.
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Authorities are worried about cavities, some of them ancient, under parts of the city which help create sinkholes.
LA may have a new Museum of Selfies, but the Uffizi’s 19th-century curators made one of their own with the Medici’s self-portrait collection.
Qatar-backed Air Italy, formerly Meridiana, hopes to make a success where Alitalia failed.
Hold your breath as a skilled driver makes a seemingly impossible maneuver in a small Swiss town.
A move to limit crowds on the main passages of the city leads to criticism from locals who say they want a livable city, not barriers.
Italy’s scenic Lake Garda is getting a bike route that will circle the lake, and allow access even to ‘easy riders.’
Italy’s new administration is going after counterfeit goods, and threatens fines up to €7,000 for buyers as well as sellers.
For a price, you can beat the crowds to the Sistine Chapel with a dawn tour.
On a quiet street, musicians play in hopes of drawing a crowd and some cash.
Italy says Ryanair broke all the rules in last fall’s frenzy of flight cancellations
Authorities are worried about cavities, some of them ancient, under parts of the city which help create sinkholes.
LA may have a new Museum of Selfies, but the Uffizi’s 19th-century curators made one of their own with the Medici’s self-portrait collection.
Qatar-backed Air Italy, formerly Meridiana, hopes to make a success where Alitalia failed.
Hold your breath as a skilled driver makes a seemingly impossible maneuver in a small Swiss town.
A move to limit crowds on the main passages of the city leads to criticism from locals who say they want a livable city, not barriers.
Italy’s scenic Lake Garda is getting a bike route that will circle the lake, and allow access even to ‘easy riders.’