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The dollar continues to be strong against the lire, making Italy a great value for U.S. travelers -- in 1996 alone, it's estimated that 3 million Americans made the trip. In the latest Conde Nast Traveler Readers' Choice Awards, Italy was the only nation to place three cities (Florence, Rome, and Venice) in the top ten list of favorite international cities. This year we've made our guide better than ever, with additional maps, expanded coverage of southern Italy (including a new feature on how to trace your family roots there), and expanded coverage of shopping throughout the country.
This guidebook provides comprehensive travel information for Italy, focusing on the year 1998 and highlighting its value for American travelers. The text details the country's appeal, noting the strong dollar against the lira and the significant number of American tourists. It also references Italy's popularity in travel awards, with its cities frequently ranking among favorites. The guide has been updated with enhanced maps, expanded coverage of southern Italy including genealogical resources, and detailed shopping information across the country.
This guidebook is designed to be a practical resource for American tourists planning a trip to Italy around 1998. Its focus on value for money, popular destinations, and practical travel advice suggests it aims to serve a broad audience of travelers. The inclusion of genealogical resources indicates an effort to cater to a specific interest within the travel market.
Page Count:
769
Publication Date:
1997-01-01
Publisher:
John Wiley & Sons, Incorporated
ISBN-10:
0028616537
ISBN-13:
9780028616537
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