Deals in the in-box - Boston Herald (blog)

Deals in the in-box Boston Herald (blog) See the sights, soak up the culture — and save some money. Get a flight and 9 nights in Rome, Florence, and Venice, breakfast, and train travel starting at $1599, May-September. Travel October-February for even less. Italy is for (deal) lovers. and more »

City Passes in Italy: Worth It or Not? - Travel Agent

City Passes in Italy: Worth It or Not? Travel Agent Take the city cards and passes for Florence, Venice, and Rome. The basic idea behind them: pay a lump sum and get access to museums, historic sites, and galleries—and sometimes city buses or metro—for a discounted price rather than buying all those ...

Marvelous Marche Region of Italy - Atlanta Journal Constitution

Marvelous Marche Region of Italy Atlanta Journal Constitution During my visit to the Marche I was delighted with the freedom to explore places on my own. Unlike Florence and Rome where you have to wait in long lines to gaze upon the statue of David or crush into the Coliseum, it was so quiet I could have reached ...

British Real Estate Investors Have Italy in Their Sights - Property Abroad News

British Real Estate Investors Have Italy in Their Sights Property Abroad News Two of Italy's most sought-after real estate destinations - Umbria and Tuscany properties - were extremely popular among international buyers in 2011. The regions' real estate markets witnessed high activity last year, with the strong Euro encouraging ... and more »

students share European highlights - Redlands Daily Facts

students share European highlights Redlands Daily Facts They also had free time to travel to Spain, Italy, France, Germany, Luxembourg and Switzerland. The students who were interviewed were Holly Fowler, 21, of Redlands; Hayley Kruger, 20, of Redlands; and Sam Stout, 20, of Denver.

Argentina: nationalising electricity? - Financial Times (blog)

Argentina: nationalising electricity? Financial Times (blog) ... and Edesur (controlled by Italy's biggest utility company, Enel) – on the brink of collapse. That has raised the question in many minds of whether, after the nationalisation of YPF the government now has the electricity sector in its sights. and more »