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Italy is well known for its expansive railway network, but there is one journey that stands out as being particularly unique. Direct trains run multiple times a day connecting key cities on the Italian mainland and stations on the largest island in the Mediterranean, Sicily. But what is unique about this journey? Well, as part of the journey, the train is shunted onto a ferry at Villa San Giovanni station, sets sail across the Strait of Messina, and rolls off onto the island into the port of Messina before continuing its journey along the northern coast to Palermo and the south east coast to Siracusa. This is now the last remaining train in Europe to make a journey on a ferry, after the train from Hamburg to Copenhagen started to run via the overland route in 2019. Source: Rail away

I’ve booked two Italy trips this month in under two weeks! 🇮🇹 here’s what I’ve learned: ✈️ Make swift decisions: you’ll need to be super decisive so that we can move quickly ✈️Be open minded: Flexibility is key ✈️ Logistics matter: Planning is essential, even on a tight timeline. Let me figure out the best way to get you from point A to point B - my partners will ensure your trip is seamless and smooth Last minute bookings are still possible. Message me to learn more. 📸 what one of my last minute clients said about hiring me to help her with her Italy trip later this month:

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Where do Europeans go to the beach? First of all we travel a lot inside Europe and beyond. Trains are getting better, but most people still choose to go by car or fly. But often the largest part of the population of each country prefers to visit a location within their own country. Where the language is familiar and the food is local and the beach is great. As Europeans when we visit Italy we tend to go to Rome, Venice, Florence and Milan. These cities are geared towards foreign tourists and the Italians really don't want to be caught dead between the tourists. Pescara (A lot of people have never heard of this place) is the secret holiday spot of the Italians in Italy. Of course more and more tourists are dicovering its beatiful promenade and famous beach. When I visited there I was surprised by the immensity and why does no one ever talk about Pescara? 6M people visit Pescara every year. The city has 120K inhabitants. I'm thinking about a sales example. Do you know of products or services that go under the radar and are still a huge success? What's the secret hiding place of your country?

Greetings everyone from Albania and Montenegro. I am enjoying adventure travel this week before a full week of Sales Process Workshops next week in Paris. Click on the link below to hear the topics we will assist you with as we wrap up Q3! Hvala ( or thank you in Montenegrin). https://lnkd.in/g7m2BY9F #travelingsales #salescoaching #salestraining #salesprocess #salesleadership #ontheroadinsales

For everyone planning to travel to Sinaia, Romania soon, here are some important details about the city, budget, and tourist attractions. https://lnkd.in/dAenpy_M

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I’m so proud to see Tripiamo featured by American in Italy, one of the top resources for American expats moving to Italy! She wrote: "I can honestly say that Tripiamo is one of the most useful resources I have found for American expats in a long time." When we created Tripiamo, it was with a clear mission: to help travelers feel confident behind the wheel abroad. Recognition like this reminds me why we do what we do. If you’re planning to drive in Italy—or anywhere new—check out the full review here: https://lnkd.in/eAHSDheq 🚗🌍