Passion For Italy Travel Podcast

In this episode of Passion for Italy, Joe and Lori finish their recent trip by visiting Pompeii, Positano, and Capri.

Welcome to another episode of the Passion for Italy Travel Podcast. In this episode Joe and Lori spend a few days in Florence.

In this episode of the Passion for Italy Travel Podcast, Joe Mulinaro joins the PFIT team to discuss a recent trip to Rome. Joe invited a guest, his wife Lori, to discuss any positives and negatives she had with this trip.

What is stopping you from travelling other than the price? Is it fear of flying? Or is it just fear in general - You do not know where to go? Do you have problems sleeping in strange beds? Maybe your partner does not want to travel or you are single and have no one to travel with…. Let’s address these problems and how to overcome them.

Make an effort to meet the local people in the villages and communicate with your hands if not the language. The Italian people love this.

How do you start organising a trip to Italy? Passion For Italy Travel is here to help you and some great information about Travel to Italy.

As we start to wrap up a year that has seen such significant change and heartbreak, we are reminded of how fortunate we are to be healthy and safe and we hope all of you are as well. While we have been unable to travel abroad this year, nothing can take away our ability to dream about where our next travel destination will be.

This holiday season, I have been reminiscing about a trip my family took to Italy last December.

Hi and welcome to the Passion for Italy Travel Podcast. This is Lindsay, from the Tampa, Florida office.

Have you ever noticed the power of flavor and aroma to transport you to places far from home, but close to your heart?

One night this week it was storming in Tampa. Our usual evening walk was not possible. So, instead, my husband reached for one of our special bottles of wine and we went out on the porch to listen to the rain and dream of Tuscany.

Today, we will share with you the winery that has brought us and all of our clients who have visited such joy through the years. We will hear from the wine maker himself as he shares a special message with our Passion for Italy Travel clients and followers, and some stories about the family; their recipes, their wines, and their passion.

Today we’re talking about the Italian language. Its beauty, its history, and how we can use this time when many of us cannot travel to Italy, to be able to assimilate once we land in Il Bel Paese.

This is a hard time we’re facing, for many reasons. Illness, job loss, fear of both, exciting plans cancelled, trips to Italy cancelled, couldn’t we all use something good to focus on? A way to not only better ourselves but make those trips we hope to take in the not so distant future even more special?

One thing we can do, wherever we are, is learn the Italian language.

Is this a necessity when visiting Italy, not really. Most Italians, especially in the tourism sector speak English very well if not fluently. It will, however, elevate your experience beyond your imagination.

To celebrate Ferragosto on August 15th, we thought it would be fun for some of us to tell you about our favorite beaches in Italy and why we love them so! Allison discusses the beach culture of the Amalfi Coast and Puglia. Gemma lets her favorite secret slip, a beautiful hidden gem in Campania. Lindsay takes you to her favorite beach in Sardegna's Golfo di Orosei. Sabrina shares an insider's view of a lesser known beach in Le Marche.