As millions of travelers prepare for the mid-August getaway, the environmental pressure on coastlines and nature reserves reaches its annual peak. A concrete guide to the impending holiday, focusing on waste management, zero-waste picnics, and practical strategies to reduce the ecological footprint of the summer exodus.
The unbearable heaviness of mass tourism
In the era of the Anthropocene, our innate propensity for discovery and exploration has transformed into one of the...
The roots of horizontal hospitality: an ethical response to concrete
Global tourism is undergoing a profound identity crisis. For decades, hospitality models have relied on...
The May 1st long weekend in 2026 represents a landmark moment for the Italian tourism sector, marking the definitive transition from the concept of...
Easter Monday, affectionately known to all Italians as "Pasquetta," has for decades represented a date circled in red on the calendar. It is the...
The traditional concept of a vacation, a direct child of the post-WWII economic boom, has been based for decades on a purely extractive model....
The landscape of Italian ecotourism in 2026 has found a vibrant new life: olive oil tourism (oleotourism). While wine tourism has set the course...
Global tourism is undergoing a radical transformation. While in the previous decade the term "ecotourism" was often misused as a marketing label, in 2026...
The Challenge of Winter 2026
Looking at snow-capped peaks today feels different than it did ten years ago. Snow has become a precious, sometimes rare,...
A magical world where the world's most beautiful specimens are free to fly; a large tropical greenhouse where it is possible to immerse oneself...
