BY: Kate Bolton-Porciatti
‘We are all pilgrims who seek Italy’ (Goethe)
We are aware more than ever about the effect that CoVid19 will have on the future of travel. Perhaps the nature of tourism will change, which in a lot of ways would be welcome as many of Italy cities suffered through overtourism.
Perhaps 'slow' and sustainable travel, like walking the Via Matilda described below, is the way forward. The sacred paths that criss-cross the Italian boot meander through seraphic scenery, offering hikers and ‘slow travellers’ the chance to step back in time.
SOURCE: https://www.italymagazine.com
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