Northlands
Northlands
Northlands
Smiling H1 - 700x180
  1. Home
  2. News
  3. Tourism
Staff react over asbestos concerns following fire. Workers at Rome's Fiumicino airport are staging a strike on Tuesday 12 May, from 11.00-12.50, over concerns for their health in the aftermath of the fire that devasta...
Blaze may have been triggered by mobile air conditioning unit. Days after a fire gutted Terminal 3 in Rome's Fiumicino airport, staff working in the area are being treated for nausea, irritated eyes, persistent coughs...
RCI 724 x 450
50 per cent of flights cancelled day after fire. Only about 50 per cent of flights are operating to and from Rome's Fiumicino airport on Friday 8 May, the day after a major fire gutted a section of Terminal 3, which i...
Rome will have 46 Ryanair routes by end of year Low-cost airline Ryanair has announced nine new flights from Rome, all of which will be available later on this year. The Irish carrier will launch four new destinati...
Extendable photo sticks banned over damage. The use of so-called "selfie sticks" has been banned in the Colosseum over concerns that the photographic device could cause damage to the ancient monument. The Colosseum...
Two Californian women arrested for defacing Rome monument Two American tourists were apprehended by police after carving their initials on an interior wall of the Colosseum on the morning of 7 March. The incident t...
Ireland's Global Greening campaign includes Colosseum For the first time, Ireland's annual Global Greening campaign for St Patrick's Day will include Rome's Colosseum which will be illuminated in green lights on 17 Ma...
Death took place at B&B in central Rome A 76-year-old American tourist died after reportedly suffering carbon monoxide poisoning at a B&B on Passeggiata di Ripetta in central Rome on the evening of 3 December...
Fifth foreign tourist caught vandalising the Colosseum this year A Russian tourist has been fined €20,000 for engraving a large letter "K" on a wall inside the Colosseum on 21 November. The man used a sharp s...
High-tech system sheds new light on masterpiece The Vatican has unveiled a new hi-tech lighting system for the Sistine Chapel, illuminating Michelangelo's masterpiece like never before. The 7,000 light-emitting di...
Smiling H3 - 1920x190
Smiling H3 - 1920x190
Smiling H3 - 1920x190
Smiling tech H3 - 320x480
€31 million still needed to restore Nero's monument The partially-restored Domus Aurea or golden palace built by Emperor Nero in central Rome has reopened to guided visits, six years after it closed due to safet...
 "Large" cappuccino €8 outside Vatican Museums Two Spanish tourists have complained of being ripped off after being charged €22 for two "large" cappuccinos and a small bottle of water at a café n...
Tour operators unhappy with controversial increases Hotel tax in Rome has doubled from 1 September following measures approved by city authorities at the end of July. The price hike means that tourists staying at...
US couple accept invitation for return visit An American couple attacked at the Spanish Steps in early August has accepted an invitation to return to Rome by the city's tourism councillor Marta Leonori. The tourist...
Rome, Venice and Milan most popular with foreigners Rome was the most popular Italian city for foreign tourists during the first six months of this year, according to data compiled by leading online hotel reservation...
Basilica is only landmark in Italy in travel guide's top ten St Peter’s Basilica in Rome has made the world's top ten list of landmarks in Tripadvisor’s second Travelers' Choice Attractions Awards, based on...
Passport awareness campaign by British embassy and Rome Rome has joined forces with the British embassy to Italy by launching an awareness campaign highlighting the importance of keeping your passport safe. Launche...
Italy remains top foreign country for US visitors Rome is the second most popular international destination for US tourists this summer, after London, according to the American Society of Travel Agents (ASTA). The...
Numbers of tourists in Rome and Vatican helped by "Pope Francis effect" Tourism in the capital grew by over 5 per cent in 2013 compared with the previous year, according to the Bilateral Tourism Authority of Lazio....
E-tickets to avoid queuing at Rome's central tourist attraction Tickets for the Colosseum can now be bought outside the monument via smartphones, allowing visitors to skip the often lengthy queues. The mobile ticketing...
RCI 1400 x 360