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Euan is TV critic for The Observer. Still pinching himself about that. In a different life – typographer/ferryman. Ardent if benign Nat
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Introducing the radical tourism initiatives reshaping how we travel

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By Euan Ferguson
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As the fifth most visited country in the world, Italy has its fair share of attractions. From the rolling Tuscan hills to the white beaches of Sardinia, the 60 million people who arrive in the Bel Paese every year find no shortage of sights to see. Travel to the very northeast and you’ll find the Badia valley of the Dolomites, where sandstone mountains glitter above wildflower-strewn pastures and thick pine forests.
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Introducing the radical tourism initiatives reshaping how we travel

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By Euan Ferguson
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From tourist taxes, stay-away campaigns and hotel-building bans to holistic notions of regenerative travel, we investigate a range of overtourism solutions aiming to redress the relationship between visitor and visited. As the fifth most visited country in the world, Italy has its fair share of attractions. From the rolling Tuscan hills to the white beaches of Sardinia, the 60 million people who arrive in the Bel Paese every year find no shortage of sights to see.
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A Leisure Cyclist Pushes Himself on Italy’s Maratona Dles Dolomites

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By Euan Ferguson
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By June 2, 2022 It’s a bright dawn on a chilly early July morning in the Alpine village of La Villa, and I’m in the midst of nearly 6,000 cyclists—the clamor of which is loud enough through the valley below, louder even than the helicopter circling overhead—who are preparing to pedal as much as 86 miles along the roads of South Tyrol, Italy.
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