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Traveling to Italy
This boot-shaped country, surrounded by the Mediterranean coastline, is a dream destination for many. US citizens can stay in Italy for up to 90 days without a visa, but travel insurance is always recommended.
Traveling to Italy in the summer? Consider a few important pros and cons. While the weather can be ideal, you may find that in off-the-beaten-path locations, shops and restaurants are closed for the month of August.
Did you know that Italy ranks third in the world for international visitors each year? It’s an incredible statistic and one that has both good and not-so-good implications.
First, it means that Italy is well-equipped for visitors and a generally safe place to explore. The downside is that, especially in popular tourist destinations, tourist-targeted crime can be prevalent. Always be vigilant and keep an eye on your wallet, euros, and passport.