Snowmageddon. Not in Italy.

Snowmageddon. It doesn’t need to be this way.

Nearly everywhere in Italy this month, the weather invites you outdoors.

In some regions, it is so mild that friends and clients are casting off their coats and enjoying what feels very much like spring.

Some friends are even swimming in Amalfi.

And since you are trapped there and would rather be here, may I suggest using these days at home to think about what you would most like to do on your next curated Italian journey?

If ideas are not yet clear, that’s perfectly fine.

This is how journeys begin.

With an espresso in hand — or perhaps a Campari, a Negroni, or a cioccolata calda con panna — I invite you to complete our short, reflective travel survey.

It gives me an outline of your first thoughts, your budget, and your potential travel dates. (Tip: if you expect power to go out, print it now, complete it, photograph with your phone and send it to me.) It is not a marketing form, but a conversation starter. Your answers give me a sense of how you travel, what matters to you, and how Italy might best delight you this time.

I am not in a snowmageddon but in Europe, and I am working throughout the weekend.

I will be right back to you — before the snow melts — with a first set of ideas for a curated Italian journey designed entirely for you.

You might consider traveling next month, when crowds are thin almost everywhere.

You might imagine a private villa shared with the people you care about most.

Or perhaps a focused wine and food journey through the Langhe and Roero — our newest and very special Piedmont offering.

Insider’s Italy journeys are one of a kind: private, special-interest trips created with care, cultural insight, and private access that brings you quietly and naturally into the life of the places you visit.

If this speaks to you, begin here:

Insider’s Italy: www.insidersitaly.com
Our travel survey: https://www.insidersitaly.com/travel-survey/
Contact: info@insidersitaly.com

A discerning traveler’s journey is never improvised.

Un abbraccio

Marjorie