About
One Day In Italy began as a labor of love, from the desire to talk about my experiences in Italy and passion for Italian travel and culture with those who might be planning their own Mediterranean adventure. After about four years of giving casual travel advice to readers, helping people with their itineraries and receiving requests for trip planning services, I decided to expand the travel blog into a true travel planning resource. I now offer three levels of service for those who want to make the most out of their trip to Italy, ranging from general advice and insider tips to full-service itinerary creation and concierge services.
In 2014, after having successfully filed my petition for Italian-American dual citizenship, I decided to leave my entertainment marketing job in Los Angeles and relocate to Milan for 2015, an experience that not only vastly improved my Italian language skills but also enhanced my understanding and love of Italian culture. It is a true joy for me to be able to help travelers create authentic, memorable experiences in Italy. No matter what your budget is, you deserve to have the best possible trip, full of wonderful food, beautiful sights, warm and friendly people, and new adventures you will remember for a lifetime.
It is a true joy for me to be able to help travelers create authentic, memorable experiences in Italy. No matter what your budget is, you deserve to have the best possible trip, full of wonderful food, beautiful sights, warm and friendly people, and new adventures you will remember for a lifetime. If you’re beginning to plan a trip to Italy, I’d be honored to help you make the most of every moment, making sure you experience the very best Italy has to offer. If you’re not planning a trip but have enjoyed
If you’re not planning a trip but have enjoyed the stories and information you’ve found on this site, there are still ways you can support One Day In Italy, helping me spend more time researching and creating valuable content for your enjoyment. Need to order a CD from Amazon.com? Cleaning product? New shoes? Before you check out on Amazon, click the banner below (or any of the Amazon links you find on this site) and any purchases you make – whether or not they are the items mentioned in the blog – will send a small “advertiser’s commission” to One Day In Italy – at absolutely no cost to you!
I’ve recently published a 99-cent guide to help you get started planning your next trip to Italy with insider tips on Italian food culture, coffee culture, what to pack and what items you can bring back in your suitcase, phone service, how to pick the right hotel, how long to stay in each city, basic travel phrases – and much, much more! It’s available on Amazon Kindle (or the app)
