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Group Tours to Italy 2021 We Are Michelangelo GROUP TOURS TO ITALY 2021 WE ARE MICHELANGELO EXPERIENCED DEDICATED CONSIDERATE MOTIVATED Your contact in the UK Michelangelo International Travel S.r.l. RON HEHIR - Business Development Manager UK/Ireland Via Monte Misone 13/b Phone +44 1279 507111 | Mobile +44 7772 569955 I-38066 Riva del Garda (TN) Italy [email protected] Tel.: 0039 0464 571111 Fax: 0039 0464 520417 Your contact in North America www.michelangelo.travel ALDO CARONIA - Director of Sales & Marketing North America [email protected] Phone: +1 312 957 8888 | Toll Free: 888 222 5316 [email protected] ...a fast-growing team Michelangelo International Travel does not have rights of use for the photos published in this brochure and therefore cannot concede them to third parties, barring a few exceptions.For any photo requests, please use the dedicated service on the website www.italiafoto.net Check out our Company video SPECIALIST FOR GROUP TOURS TO ITALY ABOUT US Michelangelo is a leading wholesaler of group tour packages for Italy. From the planning stages through to the conclusion of every tour, Michelangelo will render your trips seamless. Our years of expe- rience in the sector have enabled us to develop a trusted network of hotels and suppliers throughout the country. As we are on the ground for you in Italy, we can readily provide support throughout the time your group is with us. We will take care of all the organizational details for your groups allowing you to save time and focus on other priorities. 1994 Founded 85+ Employees 5.000+ Groups UNMATCHED EXPERTISE SUPPORT & LOCAL ASSISTANCE GROUP TOUR SPECIALIST We have been creating unfor- Over 85 dedicated and resourceful We handle over 5.000 groups gettable travel experiences for employees provide support 24/7. each year. Each client benefts incoming visitors for over 25 Our team is on the ground, ready from our knowledge and years. to offer local assistance throughout ability to tailor-make tours to Italy. suit participants’ interests and needs. 800+ Partners 500+ Hotels 10+ Travellers SUSTAINABLE PARTNERSHIPS CONTRACTED GROUP ALLOCATIONS GROUP SIZE Our success has been built on nurtu- With more than 500 hotels spanning from For as few as 10 travellers, ring long-standing partnerships with the Dolomites to the Sicilian islands, you can we tailor-make Italian tour our clients. Every year more than create exclusive, guaranteed departures for packages and memories 800 partners trust us to organize your groups with no money down. that last a lifetime. their group tours to Italy. NO UPFRONT DEPOSIT QUALITY ASSURANCE CERTIFIED EXCELLENCE When using the allotments Our team regularly visits Michelangelo is the only we have with our 500 our contracted hotels to Italian incoming tour ope- partner hotels, no upfront ensure that each one conti- rator to be ISO 9001: 2015 deposits are required and nues to meet our standards certifed by the independent you can cancel penalty-free of quality. German technical inspection up to 30 days before most agency, TUV Nord. departures. Book with con- fdence. Book with us. Our General Booking Conditions can be found on our website: www.michelangelo.travel Unfortunately, the Covid-19 situation broke out between printing and shipping this catalogue. With the hope that no partners or their loved ones have been directly affected, we prefer to leave the introduction as we had intended it at the time of writing; even this awful thing is destined to come to an end and we don’t want to lose the desire to look at the future with optimism; travelling is a joy, and we won’t let that get taken away by anything or anyone! We are delighted to present a wide selection of handpicked tour suggestions for your groups to Italy. We have concentrated solely on group business since our inception over 25 years ago. In that time we have strived constantly to develop new programmes to address the ever-chan- ging needs of group tour operators. This year we present a new range of products dedicated to relaxing yoga retreats to meet the growing request for active holidays combing yoga, rest, relaxation, and delicious food in beautiful locations, select central hotels for unbeatable city breaks, and new reasons to travel via our off season events-based packages, as we realise that innovative and interesting tour proposals are the best way to attract and convert new business. We continue to offer our selection of tours to appeal to the often neglected and increasingly important single traveller, our inspirational culinary tours through Italy’s gastronomic wonderland, and our popular multi-centred itineraries to discover the diversity of the country and see a multitude of sites and attractions. Our core business has traditionally come from coach operators, however, we recognize that more and more operators choose to arrive by air or rail and require transportation with their packages. Our transport included package fares, included on most of our programmes, cater to this segment too. Regardless of how you get here, our many publications and the tour inspirations you can fnd on our website, provide you, our partners, with all the information you could ever need to create unbeatable tours, and our expert team is on hand to assist you all the way. Our tour ideas cover the length and breadth of Italy. We offer it all, from the lofty peaks of South Tyrol and the dramatic Dolomites to fery Sicily, and reveal the splen- dour and rich history of Italian cities and the breath-taking scenery that awaits the traveller throughout the land. We are proud of our country and invite you to come and discover the wonders of Italy with us. Lorena and Lorenzo Risatti General Manager & CEO SPECIALIST FOR GROUP TOURS TO ITALY BROWSE THROUGH OUR FULL RANGE OF TOURS AND TRAVEL IDEAS www.michelangelo.travel • Find inspiration to travel by visiting our website • Get to know us in our company video • Choose from a vast array of tours throughout Italy, with all the information that an operator could ever wish for • We love our country and work tirelessly to bring you all the latest innovations and developments via our blog posts • Join us and use our great resources to become real Italian experts for your clients • Follow us ... and get connected Index pages pages 10 OFF SEASON PROMOTIONS 44 SOLO Get local with Michelangelo’s New Ideas Single galore at no supplement 12 Lombardy – NEW 46 South Tyrol 14 Tuscany 47 Dolomites 15 Lake Garda – NEW 48 Lake Garda 16 Veneto & Friuli Venezia Giulia 49 Lake District 17 Lake District 50 Veneto PIEDMONT 18 Piedmont 51 Adriatic Riviera p: 18,37 19 Friuli Venezia Giulia – NEW 52 Northern Tuscany 20 Italian Riviera 53 Southern Tuscany 21 Tuscany 54 Rome 22 Lake Garda – NEW 55 Amalf Coast & Ischia 23 Italian & French Riviera 24 Rome - NEW 56 CLASSICS All time favourite destinations 25 MAESTRO Music & Theatre tours 58 Dolomites & Switzerland 60 Lake Garda, Venice and Verona 62 Italian Lake District 28 CITY BREAKS 64 Italian & French Riviera Handpicked central hotels 66 Tuscany 30 Veneto - NEW 68 Tuscany & Umbria 31 Tuscany - NEW 70 Gulf of Naples 32 Rome - NEW 72 Apulia 33 Lombardy - NEW 74 Sicily 76 Rome 34 GUSTO Culinary Tours 80 PERFECT MATCHES Multi-centre Tours 36 Lake Garda 37 Piedmont 82 Venice, Florence & Rome 38 Emilia Romagna 84 From Venice to Lake Como 39 Tuscany 86 Tuscany & Cinque Terre 40 Umbria 88 Corsica & Sardinia 41 Amalf & Puglia - NEW 90 Coast to Coast from Amalf to Apulia 42 Sicily 92 Sicily and Malta 94 Vesuvius – Stromboli – Etna 96 RELAXING RETREATS Yoga 98 Liguria 99 Tuscany 100 Apulia 101 Sicily The programmes and hotels detailed in this brochure merely represent our suggestions for great tours. We will gladly provide a quotation based on your specifc require- ments, if you want to amend the inclusions detailed in any way. City taxes are not included in the our package prices and are to be paid locally, if applicable. Welcome to Italy LAKE GARDA LOMBARDY & & DOLOMITES LAKE DISTRICT p: 15,22,36,46,47,48,58,60 p: 12,17,33,49,62,84 VENETO & FRIULI VENEZIA GIULIA p: 16,19,30,50,60,82,84 PIEDMONT p: 18,37 EMILIA ROMAGNA & ADRIATIC RIVIERA p: 38,51 TUSCANY & UMBRIA p: 14,21,31,39,40,52,53, 66,68,82,86,99 LIGURIA: CINQUE TERRE & ITALIAN RIVIERA p: 20,23,64,86,98 APULIA ROME p: 41,72, 90,100 p: 24,32,54,76,82 SARDINIA p: 88 NEAPLES & SICILY & AEOLIAN ISLANDS AMALFI COAST p: 42, 74,92,94,101 p: 41,55,70,90,94 Welcome to Italy Lake Garda Where the lake meets the sky Garda Hotel Forte Charme Lake Garda • www.fortecharmehotel.it Breath-taking views over the lake All rooms with balcony Hotel mit Charme, cosy and elegant atmosphere Suggested excursions • Lake Garda • Verona • The Castles and Lakes of Trentino inclu- ding wine tasting Distances • Trento and the Ferrari sparkling wine (all information approximate) experience • Mantua and Valeggio sul Mincio Arco 5 km Limone sul Garda 15 km Lake Toblino 25 km Venice 200 km The Garda Hotel Forte Charme in Nago/Torbole offers one of the most beautiful views of Lake Garda, as it glistens in the sunlight. Famous as a preferred venue for poets and writers, Goethe once described Lake Garda perfectly: “A magnifcent theatrical work, Lake Garda…the shore, surrounded by hills and mountains on either side, gleams from innumerable little towns and villages.” The Garda Hotel Forte Charme is the ideal starting-point for mountain and lake outings. Hike on lofty Monte Baldo, immerse yourself in fascinating Malcesine, wander through the heavenly little town of Limone or stroll along the lakeside promenade in Riva del Garda.
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