
BY: Nick Dauk
Guests have called Hotel Poseidon in Positano breathtaking and luxurious, but Liliana Mascolo has only ever called it home. A third-generation employee of her family’s hotel, Liliana’s earliest memories recall full-season bookings and a bustling seaview terrace.
“Positano has always been popular,” Liliana says. “But what’s changed are the types of guests. Instead of staying for weeks or even months to relax, people visit for a few days, rushing to tick everything off of their Amalfi Coast must-see list.”
SOURCE: https://www.euronews.com
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