A region in southern Italy that has lost the most inhabitants in the country in the last five years is offering people approximately $770 a month for three years to move there, according to reports.

The church of Madonna della Pieta near Rocca Calascio - Getty Italy has welcomed visitors since time immemorial. But not all of Italy: some regions have remained impervious to the Grand Tourists of ...

Ah Italy, the land of pizza, pasta and plenty of tomato sauce. At least, that’s the impression many visitors have when planning a trip to the Bel Paese. But if they’re planning to visit popular ...

Italian regions outside of Rome and Florence are growing in popularity among American tourists for summer 2025. Interest in one region in Southern Italy has grown by 210 percent in 2025, according to ...

One region in Italy wants to pay you $33,000 to move there, according to CNN. It is a magical time to be in Italy this summer as the country is still celebrating its Euro2020 victory from earlier this ...

I'm a frequent traveler who's been to all 20 regions of Italy, and Basilicata is my favorite. This southern region has a relatively small population, but I believe it's Italy's best-kept secret. I've ...

For years, various places in Italy have made headlines with sometimes original initiatives to combat the increasing depopulation of small towns and villages. These efforts have included offering cash ...

Sometimes you just want to sit at a table in a warmly lit room, pick up your three-pronged fork that's perfectly suited for twirling pasta, and go to town on some carbohydrates. That's where Olive ...

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Besides the ancient churches, the vineyards, the beaches of Circeo and the capital of Rome, there is now another reason to get married in Italy's central region of Lazio: a cash reward. Lazio ...

A region in central Italy is offering couples money towards their wedding if they marry in the area. Lazio, which includes Rome, is offering couples 2,000 euros, around $2,230, for wedding services.