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1. A BEACH HOLIDAY IN VENETO October 14, 2009 Considering a holiday on the beach? You don’t need to search any more because we are going to introduce you to the world’s most popular beach holiday destination. The Veneto region in Northern Italy is a combination of seven provinces, the most famous of those being Venice. Veneto has the best seaside locations in the world. There are the beautiful island cities of Verona and Vicenza and places like Bibione where the tourist will be astounded by the serenity and environment of the place. It has an 11 mile long coastline which is the home of about 20,000 residents, mainly Italians who com... (read more) Author: Robert Gardentin

2. 3 luxury destinations worth visiting September 02, 2009 Are you considering some luxury travel for your next holidays? Luxury holidays is all about having pleasure and experiencing what the best of what the world has to offer. Whether it is staying in a sublime hotel or doing some shopping there is one thing that summarizes everything. Luxury. In this article I will be providing more information on luxury destinations to help you prepare your next holidays. The first destination that you would probably consider for a luxury holiday is Italy. Indeed this country has some truly sublime places that need to be discovered and to experience. Venice ... (read more) Author: Aanne Cabibel

3. Italy : A world of luxury August 21, 2009 Have you ever considered visiting Italy for your holidays? This is indeed a great place to be for those that are seeking for a luxury destination. With magnificent cities such as Rome and Venice, Italy is a place that you must visit even if it is only once in a lifetime. In order to help you learn more on what you can expect on Italy I have written this short article as an introduction to this fabulous destination. Italy is a country that will really fascinate you whatever your interest might be. Couple will be pleased with cities such as Venice and Verona which are located in the north-e... (read more) Author: Aanne Cabibel

4. Holidays in Italy - Romantic & Delightful July 21, 2009 My father was Italian and as a result I have been going on holidays to Italy since the age of two. Most of my family live in the Rome area, but I have a brother now living in Venice and I worked as a resort rep in Tuscany. Italy is a beautiful country, with something to offer every taste, from city breaks in romantic Venice, the art of Florence or the history of Rome, the wine vineyards of Tuscany or the stunning scenery of the lakes, glorious beaches and even more glorious food, there is a part of Italy that will have exactly what you are looking for. THE ROMANCE OF VENICE Venice is si... (read more) Author: Travel Expert

5. Verona and Shakespeare: a long-distance love July 16, 2009 Verona was and still is a very important politic and economic center. But it is also a city rich in history and in magical and fascinating atmospheres. Verona has become famous in Italy but also in the world, especially thanks to the Shakespeare’s works here located. The Bard never had the chance to visit Verona, but he got an idea about it by reading works of Luigi Da Porto, Masuccio Salernitano and Matteo Bandello. These writers inspired him especially for his most famous and well-known opera in the world “Romeo and Juliet”. Shakespeare imagined Verona as something similar to Venice, w... (read more) Author: Martina Meneghetti

6. Flying to Tel Aviv by Eurofly April 30, 2009 Israel, the charming state of Middle East. The capital Tel Aviv - a cosmopolitan city full of culture, amusements and Business - is a focus destination to discover the close East. From the 17th of December, Eurofly - by Meridiana Group - flyes to Tel Aviv Ben Gurion Airport from Milan Malpensa, Rome Fiumicino and Verona Villafranca (Catullo) , offering five weekly departures: Monday, Wednesday and Thursday from Milan, Wednesday from Rome and Thursday from Verona. The rates start from 135 euros, one way, tax inclused and the connections will be operated by Airbus A320, w... (read more) Author: roberta franz

7. Colorful development and history of Italy April 27, 2009 Situated in Southern Europe, Italy is one of the most beautiful countries in Europe. The country comprises of the Italian Peninsula, the Po River valley, Sicily, Sardinia and several islands. Italy is a country of stunning cities including Milan, Naples, Rome, Turin, Palermo, Genoa, Bologna, Catania, Florence, Bari, Verona, Venice, Messina, Padua, Taranto, and Livorno. About 75% of the entire Italy is surrounded by hills and mountains and nearly 20% is forested. Italy is abundantly bestowed with majestic mountains, scenic beauty, charming canals, lovely lakes and fascinating landscapes that m... (read more) Author: jessica thomson

8. A Guide to the Verona Exhibition Centre March 05, 2009 Originally intended to hosts shows focusing on agriculture and horses, the Verona Exhibition Centre now hosts exhibitions on wines, weddings, education to art. Also known as the Verona Fiere, the exhibition centre now holds fairs several times a year grossing an annual turnover of approximately 600 million Euros. With the aim of promoting local and international trade, these events, like other exhibitions, bring buyers and sellers together. The Centre organises all exhibitions directly with the strong support of the Verona City Council, local banks and the Veneto Region. The Veron... (read more) Author: Catherine Gliddon

9. Bormioli Rocco celebrates wine and the world of wine at Vinitaly 2009 March 05, 2009 From 2nd to 6th April the company takes part in the International Wine and Spirits Exhibition in Verona. In pavilion F Enolitech at stand G2, new products unveiled for spring 2009 will include two new wine glasses of the Premium range: Montepulciano and Rosè. “Three cheers for sparkling wine in a sparkling glass... Three cheers for genuine wine, which gladdens every thought”. Giovanni Targioni-Tozzetti and Guido Menasci certainly didn't have Vinitaly in mind when they penned the libretto Cavalleria Rusticana. And yet the verses of this famous aria seem written precisely to describe the pa... (read more) Author: simona bonati

10. Hotel Mastino is just a few steps from the Arena of Verona February 27, 2009 Verona, historical city and symbol of lovers, where narrow streets twist through the Historical Centre and finally disclose into wonderful squares decorated with monuments without age. Buildings and architectonical works of the I cent. b.C., passing by various ages, can be admired and make Verona a very en plen air museum. From Piazza Brà it begins the discovery of the city emblem: the Arena di Verona, building of the I cent. b.C. and a few steps far it can’t be missed the Piazza delle Erbe, which once was the centre of the political and economical life of the city, while now represents... (read more) Author: Alessandra Dell'Onte

11. Luxury Venice Vacations Offering a Taste of Northern Italy February 22, 2009 Venice vacations make you think of canals, art galleries and palaces, and that is exactly what you get. However, you can also have entertainment and fun, and don't forget the delicious Italian cuisine, including their famous wines. Many people vacation in Venice for while, and then move base to visit other parts of Northern Italy that we shall come to shortly. A vacation in Venice is best enjoyed if you receive personal attention, with your own private car and boat - not shared between you and 50 others all with their own agendas. There is nothing as good as a private boat tour round th... (read more) Author: Margaret Winfrey

12. ITALY-FOR TRAVELERS January 07, 2009 ITALY-FOR TRAVELERS Let me guide you how to a visit Italy if you have just 3 days www.aonetrip.com Dreading the delirium of the half-a-day-per city method. First day: Choose Verona, because it’s small and less sought-after, and thereby devise the dummy approach to seeing Italy. By the evening of the first day I am certain that if you’ve seen on Italian town you’ve seen them all, if you’ve done the rounds of one church you will most certainly overdose on Renaissance art, and as for Spaghetti Bolognese-how much of it can you take? The attitude especially ... (read more) Author: jagi cheema

13. Dreaming of an Italian Wedding December 16, 2008 More and more foreign people dream of a wedding "Italian style". American and Australian couples choose to make their wishes come true in the most beautiful Italian locations. Japanese and English brides don't stand still and plan to set their special day in ancient Tuscan villages, in seaside villas close to Amalfi, in Verona like Romeo and Juliet, among the Roman monuments to catch some drops of Dolce Vita. Why? Because Italy has long been rightly considered one of the most romantic countries in the world: medieval hill towns set in gorgeous landscapes, bringing you back in time, and makin... (read more) Author: Jude Sachs

14. Marilleva, Italy: Two Resorts of Equal Pleasure September 29, 2008 The Marilleva ski resort should actually be called Marilleva ski resorts (plural). This is because there are two parts to Marilleva: Marilleva 900 and Marilleva 1400. The latter rests higher at an altitude of 1400 meters in the Val di Sole. If you were to draw a line 250 km from Milan and 70 km from Trento and 170 km from Verona, you could plot the resort's location on the map in northeast Italy. From Marilleva 1400, you'll have more ski access than the lower Marilleva 900 resort. The Madonna di Campiglio and Folgardia cableways are close by in the upper Marilleva. Because of its access t... (read more) Author: Robert Bell

15. Italy - An Exotic Holiday Experience August 24, 2008 Italy is often referred to as the land of the romantics, rightly so one can not miss the scenic beauty that Italy has to offer. Tourists are mesmerised by the sheer diversity of the culture. From pizza's to wine and hot beaches to warm hospitality, Italy has it all. When in Italy these are a few things that you can not miss, also some places that should not be missed are Rome, Venice and Verona – that is to name a few off so many. Venice, is paradise for honeymooners who wish to travel through the historic canals swaying in Gondolas while Rome boasts of the Era of the Roman Empire. Of course V... (read more) Author: nitin nimbalkar

16. ITALY-FOR TRAVELERS July 24, 2008 ITALY-FOR TRAVELERS Let me guide you how to a visit Italy if you have just 3 days Dreading the delirium of the half-a-day-per city method. First day: Choose Verona, because it’s small and less sought-after, and thereby devise the dummy approach to seeing Italy. By the evening of the first day I am certain that if you’ve seen on Italian town you’ve seen them all, if you’ve done the rounds of one church you will most certainly overdose on Renaissance art, and as for Spaghetti Bolognese-how much of it can you take? The attitude especially suits all the perfectly civilize... (read more) Author: JASSI KAUR

17. All about Folding Beds July 11, 2008 Generally, we live in a house having limited space. When a guest visits you to stay for a couple of days, it becomes a problem to provide your guest with a comfortable bed to sleep. In such a case, a folding guest bed would help you to tide over such an embarrassing situation. Having a folding bed will help you, if you do not have space for an extra guest bedroom or even for an extra bed, and you have guests quite frequently. Also it would help you to provide a bed to someone who needs a bed for a night only. These folding beds are quite handy because, after folding, these beds could be stor... (read more) Author: jessica thomson

18. Garda Lake May 20, 2008 At only 30 km from Verona, the lake of Garda is the largest lakes of entire Italy, with its 370 km² of amplitude. Thanks to the wonderful area and the mild weather, this lake is well known all over Europe and lots of tourists choose it as destination for their holidays. The Garda Lake is situated in the north of Italy and is so wide that belongs to three regions. The surrounding offers a scenario full of colours and lights: olive trees, oleanders, magnolias, lemon trees etc. The activities offered are various and satisfy the desires of everybody: tennis, paragliding, free-climbing, scuba-divi... (read more) Author: winseo winseode

19. Better Visibility with a Suzuki Verona Mirror February 01, 2008 The Suzuki Verona is a compact midsize sedan that was first introduced in 2004. In other parts of the world, it carries the name Daewoo Magnum. Today, the Verona serves as the largest vehicle that Suzuki produces. It competes with other midsize sedans such as the Honda Accord and the Toyota Camry. Although the Verona provides the same quality performance, it has a relatively low price compared to its competitors. This may very well explain why a significant number of consumers prefer owning a Verona. Of course, aside from its affordability, a Verona spells quality parts that provide comfort ... (read more) Author: Anthony Fontanelle

20. LIVEPROCESS PLATFORM PROVIDES NEW LEVEL OF COORDINATION August 14, 2007 VERONA, NEW JERSEY (August 14, 2007) – LiveProcess, the leader in Emergency Preparedness and Response for Healthcare, today announced a successful communication drill at the Regional Coordinating Hospital (RCH) in Macon, Georgia, on August 2, 2007. This drill represents a new level of coordination between hospitals, and was enabled by the LiveProcess drill engine and notification functionality. Danny Strandburg, Emergency Management Specialist at The Medical Center of Central Georgia (MCCG), was very positive about the effort. “I was very, very pleased with LiveProcess," said Strandburg... (read more) Author: adam fredericks

21. Italy: Tips for Eating Out July 31, 2007 Italy is home to some of the most wonderful food and restaurants on the planet. Here, we take a look at how to avoid being daunted by the complexities of a traditional Italian menu. One of my favourite parts of Italy is the area to the north of venice and Verona. The region, encompassing the famous lakes of Garda and Como, also has some of the finest restaurants in Europe. I remember visiting Italy for the first time and looking forward to a meal in one of the region's famous restaurants. On sitting down in a typical trattoria (a slightly less formal Italian restaurant), I found myse... (read more) Author: Keith Barrett

22. Jacob Hashimoto Exhibitions and paintings at Saatchi-Gallery May 24, 2007 Jacob Hashimoto was born on 1973 lives in New York City and Verona. Jacob Hashimoto cuts rice paper into small geometric shapes and glues the shapes to delicate wooden frameworks, which he attaches to black fishing line and ties to long wooden pegs at the top and bottom of his rectangular, wall-mounted, waterfall-like hangings. The pegs are evenly spaced from side to side across the top and bottom of the piece. The artist ties six roughly overlapping layers of shapes onto each peg, creating a dense, kaleidoscopic multi-level field in which a given shape may be visible or hidden, depending... (read more) Author: saatchi_ gallery

23. Giorgio Olivieri exhibits virtual tour November 18, 2006 VirtualeMotion (http://www.virtualemotion.com) announced that it has produced the virtual tour of Giorgio Olivieiri's art exposition being held in the Palazzo Forti Museum of Modern Arts in Verona. Virtual Tour: http://www.virtualemotion.com/vt/giorgioolivieri/go2.html?language_id=2&n=446 Giorgio Olivieri was born in Verona where he lives and works. He is an exponent of Analytical Painting. On show are some eighty works ranging from his geometric 'object-paintings' from the early seventies, his more freely expressive and chromatic paintings from the eighties and nineties, to his recent p... (read more) Author: Tom Esmanech

24. UEFA Champions League Finals Bring Opportunities not Only for the Teams April 18, 2006 AC Milan was the only UEFA Champions League semi-finalist to win on their return to home action on the Serie A during the weekend as they scored 4 goals against AC Chievo Verona. Add this to the semi-finals victory against Olympique Lyonnais and you can say you have a team worth watching. But this pass to the finals does not only present an opportunity for the team on the UEFA Champions League but to its star Andriy Shevchenko, he is granted the chance to break a goal scoring record. He currently has a record of 9 goals in the current UEFA Champions League Campaign, this is closer th... (read more) Author: Cathy Jones

25. Oldest American Dies at 114 December 04, 2004 The oldest person in the United States has died at the age of 114. Verona Johnston died at her home in Worthington in the U.S. state of Ohio Wednesday. The eighth of nine children, Verona was born to a Civil War veteran on August 6, 1890 in the U.S. state of Iowa. She voted in every election since 1920, when women in the United States earned the right to vote, casting an absentee ballot in this year's election. Graduating from Iowa's Drake University in 1912, Ms. Johnston taught Latin in high schools across Iowa, where she met her husband Harry, who died in 1970. Ms. Johnston is survived by fo... (read more) Author:

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