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Then Enchanting Puglia on the road

Destinations: The text "Barletta" is a proper noun, specifically a city in Italy, and does not require translation., The text "Bari" is already in English. It is a name of a city in Italy and does not require translation., Brindisi, The text "Lecce" is already in English. It is the name of a city in Italy and does not require translation., Taranto

Exploring Tuscany by car!

6 Destinations 7 Nights

From 248 € Per person

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Destinations: Arezzo, Siena, Grosseto, Livorno, Pisa, The text "Lucca" is already in English. It is a name of a city in Italy and does not require translation.

5 night in Maldives at Conrad Hotels & Resorts

1 Destinations 5 Nights

From 1.022 € Per person

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Destination: Ari Atoll

5 Nights in the 4 star Grand Hotel Resort Ma&Ma, Sardegna

1 Destinations 5 Nights

From 538 € Per person

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Destination: The Maddalena, North Sardinia

Hotel Mare Blu, Golfo Aranci

1 Destinations 8 Nights

From 496 € Per person

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Destination: Orange Gulf

Tropea, Hotel with sea view

1 Destinations 6 Nights

From 539 € Per person

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Destination: Tropea

Trentino Alto Adige & Bolzano on the road

2 Destinations 2 Nights

From 115 € Per person

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Destinations: Bolzano, Trentino-South Tyrol

Svizzera on the road

4 Destinations 3 Nights

From 145 € Per person

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Destinations: Zurich, Lucerne, Berne, Geneva

The beautiful Genoa on the road, visiting Recco, Portofino and Rapallo!

4 Destinations 3 Nights

From 138 € Per person

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Destinations: Genoa, The text "Recco" doesn't require translation as it is a proper noun. It is a town in Italy., Portofino, Rapallo

Lago Iseo road trip

3 Destinations 1 Nights

From 44 € Per person

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Destinations: Lake Iseo, The text "Lovere" appears to be a proper noun, possibly a place name in Italy. Therefore, it would remain the same in English (USA) translation as "Lovere"., The text "Clusane" appears to be a proper noun, possibly a place name in Italy. As such, it would not be translated and would remain as "Clusane" in English (USA).