In the early 1920s, Italy had fewer than a million international arrivals each year. By 2000, it was over 60 million. At its peak, almost 100 million people visited Italy in 2019, and tourism was more than 10% of the country’s economy. “Italy just has so much to offer,” says Andrea Grisdale, chief executive of Italian Connection Bellagio. “It’s all about the people”.

LGBT+ travel is not only a means for exploration and leisure; it has become an influential market within the Travel & Tourism industry. As societal acceptance and equality continue to advance, LGBT+ people are increasingly comfortable expressing their identities openly, including during their travels.

The city is called 'The Paris of South America' not only because of its European architecture, which came from the massive immigration we had in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, mostly from Spain, Italy, and France, but also because of its 'Bon Vivant' lifestyle.

Italy has been a consistently popular destination for what seems like decades. With draws such as authentic cuisine, stunning scenery, charming locals and endless history, one could see why it wouldn’t be challenging to remain at the top of most people’s travel to-do lists.

Visiting Rwanda is the experience of a lifetime. You can count on a warm welcome and dramatic scenery. Rwanda is known as the land of a thousand hills, rich in biodiversity and wildlife living throughout its volcanoes, montane rainforest, and sweeping plains. Travellers come from far and wide to glimpse the magnificent gorillas, but there is so much more to see and experience.