BY: Chuck Pecoraro
It’s that time of year again. Spring segues into summer, followed by fall – a period usually reserved for a vacation. This is when many of us hit the highways, airways, or waterways to escape the routine way of life we’re accustomed to for a brief but anticipated visit to what hopefully is another world.
Some folks keep returning to the same location that makes them feel welcomed and comfortable. But there’s a risk that too much of the same place can become boring. Others take a chance on a different environment, in the hope of discovering a new experience. For those who seek a venture that promises the escape of a lifetime, there’s a wine tour of Italy.
SOURCE: https://italoamericano.org
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