Open my heart and you will see engraved inside it, "Italy". This aphorism, attributed to the English poet Robert browning (1812-1899), can be an example of what you feel when you visit our country for the first time and, like love at first sight, you are bewitched by its beauties. The charm of the beautiful country is undeniable. For this reason, we should not be surprised to learn that many newlyweds would like spend your honeymoon in Italy. Proof of this is the ranking of the most popular honeymoon destinations on Pinterest drafted by the British tour operator Kuoni.
By scanning the photographic social network, Kuoni then found the destinations with more themed message boards "honeymoon". In the first place it is found Baliin Indonesia, with 998 notice boards.Italy follows it with 997 notice boards. THE Hawaii islands (United States) placed third with 992 notice boards dedicated to the honeymoon. The Italian cities most present in the images of the Pinterest boards are Capri, Sorrento, (but also all areas of the Amalfi Coast). However, there are other classics such as the always eternal Rome, the very romantic Venice e Florence, the city of art par excellence.
TOP 20 most popular destinations on Pinterest
In addition to the aforementioned Bali, Italy and Hawaii, in the top 20 of the most desired honeymoon destinations compiled by Kuoni are also the Maldives (981 notice boards), theIreland (980 notice boards), la Thailand (980 notice boards), the Mexico (949 notice boards), la Greece (757 notice boards), theIndia (734 notice boards), la Costa Rica (729 notice boards), the Japan (717 notice boards), la Jamaica (699 notice boards), la New Zealand (601 notice boards), la French (500 notice boards), theIceland (499 notice boards), St. Lucia (477 notice boards), Aruba (442 notice boards), le Bahamas (417 notice boards), la Spain (415 notice boards) and, finally, the Fiji islands (408 notice boards).
Honeymoon in Italy: when will it be possible to travel again?
Spending your honeymoon in Italy is a dream of many newlyweds, especially from overseas. Unfortunately, the serious health crisis caused by the Covid-19 has effectively blocked the world, forcing many couples to postpone the day of their wedding. With the wedding, many trips were also canceled and this created a serious crisis for many agencies in the sector, which had to close. In full second wave and with the fear of one third already in February, it is foreseeable that even in the coming months there will be few tourists in Italy. The only hope is the arrival of a effective vaccine (Pfizer, Modern o AstraZeneca) that can put an end to the coronavirus nightmare, which has plagued us for months.
However, it is likely that many homegrown couples, who have decided not to postpone the wedding, organize their honeymoon in Italy (DPCM permitting). In this way, in addition to rediscovering the wonders that the beautiful country offers us, it will be possible to reactivate the economy machine and support the various local hoteliers, restaurateurs and tour operators.
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