The social network of record, applied to tourism: ideas, advice and analysis of best practices for learning how to design travel experiences, and telling the story of the area through images, involving influencers and the community.Read more »
Meet The Media Guru and the Valle Camonica Cultural District present an extraordinary territorial marketing project committed to digital narrative. After thousands of years of history, the rock carvings – the first Italian site to be declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site – are brought to life through a new contemporary narrative. The Web becomes.. Read more »
By Marina Bompieri. Cooking to preserve the identity of the area. What do people like and why? An experience of success that can be replicated elsewhere, with the right approach and a few tricks. For three years, Marina has held cookery courses for American tourists on Lake Garda, but she does not do the cooking.. Read more »
Rules of engagement for getting them to read, and inviting them to discover; how to involve children and young people, and let their imaginations run free, to take a journey into the world of adults. New languages that re-think illustrated books, in the era of apps.Read more »
What if the ideal solution for publishing stories and information related to destinations has always been right before our eyes? Storytravelling – and a lot more – has found its ideal format: not text, not video, not a photograph; but maps, both paper and digital.Read more »
Exploring different types of narration of places and encounters. And listening to stories. Between reality, imagination and virtual space. Short pieces of writing, linguistic reflections, narrative experiments, fresh geography, publishing projects. From the worlds of Dante’s Commedia to expeditions in small worlds where “you’re in and out”, from “sensitive landscapes” – interpreted through new descriptive.. Read more »
For travellers of ancient times, islands were places of Myth, Utopia, and Wonder. The stories of the past regarded the lands in the midst of the sea as exotic places par excellence; they were different, mysterious, captivating. For modern travellers the suggestions are the same: still today, they sail to islands wishing to find faraway.. Read more »
