The Winged Lion of Venice
July 12, 2024
DrFumblefinger presents images of the traditional symbol of Venice—a winged lion holding a book.
DrFumblefinger presents images of the traditional symbol of Venice—a winged lion holding a book.
The long-planned deal will take effect by year’s end, and ITA will switch to Lufthansa’s StarAlliance
Trieste, the historic port that’s led a quiet life since World War II, is having a new tourism renaissance
An impending crush of pilgrims has helped spur Rome to building up its taxi fleet with new licenses
July 2nd is the date the European regulators have promised a decision on the deal
The growing sleeper train market is reaching out for British business
A report from Italy’s official science institutes says that large parts of Venice may eventually be under water all the time
SNCF, already a major operator in Spain, aims at 15% of Italy’s high-speed rail business
On top of its day-tripper fee, Venice is adding new controls on tour sizes and on loudspeakers
Italy forces Fiat and Alfa Romeo to make changes in cars sold in Italy but built elsewhere
DrFumblefinger presents images of the traditional symbol of Venice—a winged lion holding a book.
The long-planned deal will take effect by year’s end, and ITA will switch to Lufthansa’s StarAlliance
Trieste, the historic port that’s led a quiet life since World War II, is having a new tourism renaissance
An impending crush of pilgrims has helped spur Rome to building up its taxi fleet with new licenses
July 2nd is the date the European regulators have promised a decision on the deal
The growing sleeper train market is reaching out for British business
A report from Italy’s official science institutes says that large parts of Venice may eventually be under water all the time
SNCF, already a major operator in Spain, aims at 15% of Italy’s high-speed rail business
On top of its day-tripper fee, Venice is adding new controls on tour sizes and on loudspeakers
Italy forces Fiat and Alfa Romeo to make changes in cars sold in Italy but built elsewhere