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The new flights between Italy and the US for summer 2025

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By Luca Rufo
| The Local (Italy) Verified
Please note: departure and arrival times are expressed according to the corresponding country’s local time. American Airlines Starting on June 5th, American Airlines will introduce two new daily direct services between the US and Italy. The first connects Miami with Rome Fiumicino, with flights departing Miami at 7.45pm and arriving in Rome at 11.50am the following day. The US-bound service will leave Rome at 1.50pm, landing in Miami at 6.55pm.
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Seven apps to save you money on daily life in Italy

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By Luca Rufo
| The Local (Italy) Verified
Whether you're enjoying a cappuccino in a piazza or tackling your grocery list, everyday costs in Italy can quickly add up. Thankfully, technology can make managing your finances simpler, and there are a number of apps around which are designed specifically to help you save. Some of these suggestions are specific to Italy, while others may also be used internationally. From tracking your expenses to finding discounts, these seven apps can help make life in Italy a little more affordable.
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EXPLAINED: How much time can parents in Italy take off for sick children?

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By Luca Rufo
| The Local (Italy) Verified
In Italy, this type of time off is called "congedo per la malattia del figlio"—literally, leave for a child’s illness. It allows parents to stay home and care for a sick child without facing penalties at work. How much leave you’re entitled to depends largely on how old your child is. If your child is under the age of three, you can take as many days off as needed to care for them when they’re sick—there’s no official limit. But once your child turns three, the rules become more restrictive.
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