Brindisi boat show presses case for South Italy
Southern Italy earns a third of the sea economy’s value but lacks the berths and buyers to match it.
Southern Italy earns a third of the sea economy’s value but lacks the berths and buyers to match it.
A Taranto farmer tired of missed sales built a free app that connects growers directly with hungry neighbors and tourists.
A Taranto grower who codes built Zolla alone. In under 60 days it reached 13 regions, and a Slovenian buyer came knocking.
Sammichele di Bari in Apulia hosts the 18th festival of Italy’s most beautiful villages with a proposed national law on the agenda.
In the Monti Dauni of Apulia, Molino De Vita built a mill quarried, plastered, and coloured from the durum wheat it mills.
Thirty years after a farming family built a mill among its own wheat, Molino De Vita celebrates a birthday combatting price pressure.
A submerged Bronze Age settlement and Roman necropolis open to the public near Lecce this summer, end of July.
Almost half of Italy’s berths are in the South. Brindisi’s boat show opens October 22 arguing the sector’s best years start there.
William Shakespeare’s work haunts a Lecce castle in an immersive show of seven installations.
Scorrano’s illuminated Feast for Santa Domenica drew large crowds of locals and tourists with towering light displays.
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