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A walk along the Via Francigena from Europe to Italy.

The Via Francigena is an excellent opportunity to develop and enhance sustainable tourism in Europe and Italy. The union and communication between various cultures. A route that crosses Europe from the north to the south of Italy. It is about 3200 km long!

The time has come to focus on slow tourism. The kind of tourism that enhances rural areas and people, villages, and landscapes and combines the beauty of places with culture, art, and gastronomy—not neglecting an important aspect, namely the personal search, and spirituality.

In recent years, the system of hiking trails and cultural itineraries has grown considerably, redeveloping the territory from an environmental and socio-cultural point of view, revitalizing marginal or inland areas, and enhancing those places off the beaten track of mass tourism. Along its 3,200 km of the Via Francigena (United Kingdom, France, Switzerland, Italy), thousands of small companies, hiking, environmental guides, and associations are active and committed to the area to serve the needs of the walkers.

Today it is estimated that thanks to the thousands of pilgrims, the economic fallout of this Council of Europe cultural routes, which crosses Italy (10 regions, 400 municipalities) for more than 2,000 km, exceeds 20 million Euros. The Via Francigena can be considered our "Way of Santiago": the way that leads to Rome and the ports of Apulia is the flagship of the international pilgrimage. Every year, pilgrims from over 40 countries walk this route on foot or by bicycle. Eight out of ten of them come back as tourists after their journey.

It is crucial, however, not to divide Italy into hundreds of walks because this would risk weakening the tourism infrastructure with no central itinerary around which to create an alternative model of slow cultural tourism, as has been happening (for the last 30 years) in Spain with the path that leads to Santiago de Compostela.

The Via Francigena is and remains a great opportunity around which it will be possible to strengthen the Italian tourist brand worldwide and develop an incredible network of regional, national, and international itineraries.

This is an ambitious project, claims Luca Bruschi - Director of the Via Francigena European Association. "We want to give value to all the work that has been done up to now by recognizing that the Via Francigena is representative of the factors of growth, exchange, and comparison between people coming from different countries."

The Via Francigena and Santiago di Compostela are among Europe's most prestigious cultural routes. It is also a model for sustainable development, stretching over 3.200km from Kent to Apulia, and is one of the world's best-known pilgrimage routes.

It is a tourist offer with an unprecedented response to the demand of people for a new way of enjoying the territory in their leisure time. A journey that affects individual growth and emphasizes meeting people and local communities along the route.

Initially posted by Luca Bruschi in ⏩  La #ViaFrancigena rappresenta una grande opportunità per lo sviluppo territoriale e turistico in Eurupa e in Italia.

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Hamza Moosa Kambi- Benefits Of Choosing A Travel Agency While Visiting Dubai

Dubai, a city of grandeur and architectural marvels, has become one of the world's most sought-after tourist destinations. With its luxurious resorts, vibrant culture, and iconic landmarks, planning a trip to Dubai can be exciting and overwhelming. While some travelers prefer to arrange their itineraries independently, if you know Hamza Moosa Kambi- Effective Ways To Choose A Travel Agency, there are numerous benefits from enlisting the services of a reliable travel agency. This blog will explore the advantages of choosing a travel agency when visiting Dubai.

Expert Local Knowledge One of the most significant advantages of working with a travel agency in Dubai is access to their expert local knowledge. These agencies employ professionals who understand the city in-depth, including its top attractions, hidden gems, and cultural nuances. They can provide valuable insights into favorable times to visit famous landmarks like the Burj Khalifa or the Dubai Mall and suggest lesser-known destinations off the beaten path. With their expertise, travelers can better understand Dubai's rich heritage and experience the city like a true local. Customized Itineraries Travel agencies in Dubai offer tailor-made itineraries that cater to each traveler's unique preferences and requirements. Whether you're a family seeking a fun-filled vacation, a couple seeking a romantic getaway, or an adventure enthusiast yearning for thrilling experiences, a travel agency can create a personalized itinerary that suits your needs. From arranging desert safaris and dhow cruises to organizing city tours and shopping excursions, these agencies ensure that every aspect of your trip is thoughtfully planned and executed, allowing you to make the most of your time in Dubai. Hassle-Free Travel Planning

Planning a trip to Dubai can be time-consuming and overwhelming, especially for travelers unfamiliar with the city. By enlisting the services of a travel agency, visitors can save themselves the hassle of dealing with various logistical aspects of travel planning. From booking flights and accommodations to arranging airport transfers and obtaining visas, travel agencies handle all the necessary arrangements, leaving travelers free to focus on enjoying their trip. This seamless coordination ensures a stress-free experience, allowing visitors to immerse themselves fully in the wonders of Dubai without worrying about administrative details. Local Assistance and Support In the unlikely event that any issues or challenges arise during your trip, having a travel agency by your side provides invaluable support. These agencies typically have a dedicated customer service team available round-the-clock to promptly address any concerns and assist you. Whether resolving hotel discrepancies, recommending alternate itineraries due to unforeseen circumstances, or providing emergency assistance, their local expertise ensures that travelers receive timely support and guidance. This reliable support system adds a layer of comfort and security, allowing visitors to explore Dubai with peace of mind.

Conclusion While independent travel has merits, opting for a travel agency when visiting Dubai offers numerous benefits. From local expertise and customized itineraries to hassle-free planning and on-ground support, a travel agency can enhance your Dubai experience significantly. Hamza Moosa Kambi Dubai - Professional Can Solve All Business Development Woes can help if you seek expert assistance on the business front. Good luck!

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Your Ultimate 14-Day Itinerary in the Canary Islands

Canaryislands, glutenfree, islandhopping, Itineraries, sights, Spain The Canary Islands, an archipelago off the northwest coast of Africa, are known for their volcanic landscapes and unique culture. The 7 main islands each has something unique, from beaches and mountains to charming towns. I spent on the Canary islands altogether 2 years living and working on Gran Canaria, Fuerteventura,…

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Embark on Your Dream Journey: Exploring the Travel Tour WP theme for WordPress

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Dublin Holiday 23rd March 2024 Itinerary (Travel) (Itineraries)

Article and Itinerary by @warrenwoodhouse

Here’s the list in order of places visited. I would like to suggest that you pre-book transport arrangements as buses in Dublin require a Leap Card, these aren’t free and are quite expensive in Euros. The exchange rate between Pound Sterling and Euros comes with cost as well. Euro is weaker than the pound. Uber exists in Dublin, so you could always use that and the local metro rail instead.

Leave from: Newcastle International Airport

Arrived at: Dublin International Airport

Got Uber taxi from Airport to Fairview Park

Had breakfast at Bram’s Cafe on St. Aidan’s Park Road near Fairview Park

My sister Kirsty had her park run scheduled at Fairview Park

Me and my brother in law Sean walked around Fairview Park until Kirsty was finished

Got the local metro rail from Clontarf Road Station to Connolly Station

Walked on R105, then R802 then R105 on the same street as The Custom House

Continued walking down Abbey Street Lower

Continued walking down O’Connell Street Lower

Crossed O’Connell Bridge

Continued walking down R148

Visited Forbidden Planet on Crampton Quay

Continued walking down Bedford Row

Continued walking down Fleet Street

Visited Temple Bar Square

Continued walking down Fownes Street Lower

Continued walking down R148 to Bedford Row

Continued walking down Fleet Street

Had lunch at @hardrock Hard Rock Cafe Dublin

Continued walking down Fleet Street then down Essex Street East

Continued walking down Eustace Street

Continued walking down R137

Continued walking down Castle Street

Visited Palace Square at Dublin Castle

Continued walking down Castle Street

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Visited Dubh Linn Garden

Visited Chester Beatty Art Museum

Continued walking down Ship Street Little

Continued walking down Ross Road

Continued walking down R137

Continued walking down High Street

Continued walking down Thomas Street

Continued walking down Crane Street

Continued walking down Rainsford Street

Continued walking down Robert Street

Continued walking down Market Street South

Visited Guinness Storehouse

Tour of the Storehouse

Continued walking down Market Street South

Continued walking down Grand Canal Place

Continued walking down Echlin Street

Continued walking down Thomas Street

Continued walking down Bow Lane West

Continued walking down Steeven’s Lane

Visited Dublin Heuston Bus Station

Leave from: Dublin International Airport

Arrived at: Newcastle International Airport

Total amount of walking distance achieved: 12.5 miles

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Tanzania Day Trips and Excursions

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Today’s topic: Day planners

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Counting the Steps, Marking the Turns, and Not Getting Lost

Edith Wharton, Joy Harjo, et al.: 'Counting the Steps, Marking the Turns, and Not Getting Lost'

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Something Doctor Who misses out on is how none of the companions are extremely interested with any one thing. All the companions are all “idk, I have a few ideas of stuff that’d be cool to see, but I’m up for whatever! All of space and time, woohoo! :)”

And that’s great for them and I know it makes for a better show overall but I think it would be more realistic for someone to say “I want to see every historically significant moment for my special interest, and then I want to double back for mundane bits too.”

I, for example, would be an insufferable companion.

I’d be like, “okay now take me to the place and time where they first used stirrups for the whole ride instead of just using them as a foothold to mount the horse. Then I want to watch Ray Hunt put a first ride on a colt. After that we’ll take a nap, and then let’s sneak onto set of the Return of the King to be extras in the Ride of the Rohirrim”

The Doctor would be all “please. This is the twentieth horse-centric stop in a row. We have all of space available to us. Can we leave Earth this time I’m begging you”

And my annoying ass would go “not unless there’s horses in space” roll credits

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apologies to all of you who know me personally and congratulations to all of you who do not. i am quickly spiraling back into degrees of lewdity hell and i fear this time it may be terminal.

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This concept art of (possibly) Rook makes much more sense after seeing the Gameplay reveal.

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STATE VISIT BY THE EMPEROR AND EMPRESS OF JAPAN Tuesday 25th - Thursday 27th June 2024

Their Majesties The Emperor and Empress of Japan will pay a State Visit to the United Kingdom as guests of His Majesty The King from Tuesday 25th to Thursday 27th June 2024.

Their Majesties The King and Queen will host the State Visit at Buckingham Palace.

STATE VISIT PROGRAMME:

SATURDAY 22nd JUNE • The Emperor and Empress of Japan will arrive privately in the United Kingdom on the afternoon of Saturday 22nd June at Stansted Airport. • Their Majesties will be greeted by His Excellency Mr Hajime Hayashi, Ambassador of Japan. The Viscount Brookeborough KG, Lord-in-Waiting, will greet Their Majesties on behalf of The King.

SUNDAY 23rd JUNE AND MONDAY 24TH JUNE • Before the State Visit formally commences, the Emperor will conduct a private programme of engagements, including a visit to Japan House and the Thames Barrier.

TUESDAY 25th JUNE • His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales will greet the Emperor and Empress of Japan, at their hotel, on behalf of The King on Tuesday morning. • His Royal Highness will travel with the Emperor and Empress to Horse Guards Parade, where Their Majesties will receive a Ceremonial Welcome. • The King and Queen will formally welcome the Emperor and Empress at the Royal Pavilion on Horse Guards Parade. Presentations will be made, the Guard of Honour will give a Royal Salute and the Japanese National Anthem will be played. • The King and Queen will formally welcome the Emperor and Empress at the Royal Pavilion on Horse Guards Parade. Presentations will be made, the Guard of Honour will give a Royal Salute and the Japanese National Anthem will be played. • The Emperor, accompanied by The King, will then inspect the Guard of Honour, formed of the 1st Battalion Welsh Guards with the Band of the Welsh Guards. Afterwards, the Emperor and Empress will join The King and Queen, and The Prince of Wales, in a carriage procession along The Mall to Buckingham Palace, where they will be met by a second Guard of Honour formed of the 1st Battalion Welsh Guards. • Following a lunch at Buckingham Palace, given by The King, His Majesty will invite the Emperor and Empress to view a special exhibition in the Picture Gallery of items from the Royal Collection relating to Japan. • In the afternoon, the Emperor and Empress will visit Westminster Abbey, where the Emperor will lay a wreath at the Grave of the Unknown Warrior. Their Majesties will take a tour of the Abbey, accompanied by the Dean of Westminster. • In the evening, The King, accompanied by The Queen and Members of the Royal Family, will give a State Banquet at Buckingham Palace for The Emperor and Empress of Japan. Speeches will be made by The King and the Emperor at the beginning of the banquet.

WEDNESDAY 26th JUNE • The Emperor will visit The Francis Crick Institute, the UK's flagship biomedical research centre. The Institute supports an innovative UK-Japan research partnership which covers a range of public health issues, including cancer, vaccines, and the role of genetics in infectious diseases. • That evening, The Emperor of Japan, joined by Their Royal Highnesses The Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh, will attend a Banquet at the Guildhall given by the Lord Mayor and City of London Corporation. The Lord Mayor and The Emperor will both make speeches at the end of the banquet.

THURSDAY 27th JUNE • The Emperor and Empress of Japan will formally bid farewell to The King and Queen at Buckingham Palace on the morning of the final day of the official State Visit programme. • The Emperor and Empress will travel to Young V&A, part of the V&A family of museums dedicated to the power of creativity around the world, where the museum's Japan: Myths to Manga exhibition is currently on display. • The Emperor will privately visit St. George's Chapel, Windsor Castle, to lay a wreath on the tomb of Queen Elizabeth II, in the King George VI Chapel. The Garter Banners of the current members of the Order of the Garter, including the banner belonging to • His Majesty's father, Emperor Emeritus Akihito, are displayed in the Quire of St. George's Chapel. • Later that afternoon, His Majesty the Emperor will tour the historic Temperate House at the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew. The Millennium Seed Bank, coordinated by Kew is the world's largest collection of over 2.4 billion wild plant seeds spanning 97 countries, preserving Japanese and international biodiversity. Bronze Bonsai sculptures by artist Marc Quinn are currently displayed in the Temperate House, surrounded by a display of Bonsai trees from Kew's collection.

FRIDAY 28th JUNE • On their final day in the UK, The Emperor and Empress of Japan will visit Oxford for a private programme of engagements including a visit to the colleges where Their Majesties studied. • At the conclusion of the visit, The Lord Chamberlain will bid farewell to the Emperor and Empress on behalf of The King, before they depart from RAF Brize Norton.