Visit Italy Newsletter - What's on in April

From the 1st April Italy will be lifting many Covid-19 restrictions. The Green Pass, showing vaccination certificates, or proof of a negative test, will no longer be required for many outdoor venues, while, at indoor venues, it will no longer be requested from the 1st of May.

Phase-out of COVID-19 measures
Italy eases covid restrictions. From 1st April 2022, the green pass will no longer be compulsory for all outdoor venues, except stadiums, and for many indoor venues, but the requirement to wear an FFP2 mask remains. From the 1st of May, the use of facemasks indoors and on public transport is no longer mandatory and virtually all the remaining Green Pass obligations end.

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Detox experiences in Trentino

Nature has healing powers, and knowing how to listen to it is beneficial to the mind and body. From spiritual hiking, to yoga, to barefoot walks in the mountains, and tree hugging in the woods: Trentino is among the favorite destinations for finding spiritual well-being and purifying oneself.

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Procida Capital of Culture 2022
After landing at the port of Marina Grande, visitors can set off to discover experiences enjoyed between the ancient village of Terra Murata, the fishing village of Marina Corricella and the port of Chiaiolella on the island so dear to writers, artists and film-makers. Procida - the Italian Capital of Culture 2022 - holds the flag of Neapolitan hospitality high, offering days of good taste, discovery and well-being.

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Qantas Perth-Rome

From 22 June 2022, Qantas will operate the only direct service between Australia and continental Europe, flying three return Sydney-Perth-Rome flights per week to meet demand over the European holiday peak season.

The new flight will cut more than three hours off the current fastest travel time to Rome using the Boeing 787 Dreamliner, with cabins designed specifically for long haul travel.

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