By Kelly Shetsky
How to Compare Tours of Italy
Italy is a beautiful country situated in the Mediterranean. There are more than 40,000 hotels in the country and limitless attractions. There is rich history to be explored along with fantastic food and wine. Taking a tour gives you the opportunity to see as much of the country as you desire. There are a variety of ways to tour Italy
Instructions
Difficulty: Moderately Easy
Step 1
Decide whether you want an escorted tour or independent trip. Escorted tours include a guide and driver to bring you around the country. This eliminates many travel worries, but you might not like traveling with a stranger.
Step 2
Consider tours that are designed for families if you have children. These tours include activities for adults and children.
Step 3
Check out what's included in the tour. Some Italy vacations include simply air travel and hotel. Others, however, involve a car hire, driver and private villa rental.
Step 4
Figure out how long you'd like to stay in Italy. There are tours that range from four days to 21 days, depending on how much time you want to devote to exploring the country.
Step 5
Look at the accommodations closely. You can book tour packages with stays at rustic bed and breakfasts or luxurious resort spas, depending on the experience you want.
Step 6
Choose a tour that matches the experience you're hoping to have in Italy. You be an explorer or be lazy. If you want to explore wineries and the countryside, visit the Tuscan region. If you are a history buff who wants to delve into the past, tour Rome.
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About the Author:
Based in New York State, Kelly Shetsky started writing in 1999. She is a broadcast journalist-turned Director of Marketing and Public Relations and has experience researching, writing, producing and reporting. She writes for several websites, specializing in gardening, medical, health and fitness, entertainment and travel. Shetsky has a Bachelor of Arts in communications from Marist College.
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