Italy is always a good idea for travel. But what is it about the timeless peninsula, affectionately known as “lo stivale” in a tongue-in-cheek fashion for its boot-shape, that keeps us coming back?
Perhaps it’s the unrivalled gastronomy (at least according to this travel journalist), or the cities and towns where centuries of history have been preserved into modern life? Or maybe it’s the people, such as the welcoming nonnas whose hospitality rivals that of the country itself?
Now, much to the dismay of my wallet, luxury brands are expanding their Italian footprint, bringing hundreds of new hotel rooms, as well as a permanent spa from one of fashion’s biggest designer labels.
Hyatt announces three new hotels
In June, Hyatt Hotels unveiled that it is expanding its Italian portfolio with three planned projects.
