Italy 'still good value for holidaymakers'
British people visiting Italy can still enjoy an affordable holiday, despite the current exchange rate.
This is according to the Telegraph, which explains that although the falling value of the pound has made holidaying in the eurozone more expensive, Italy still has much to offer budget-conscious visitors.
"Some things remain good value, including train travel, wines direct from vintners, organic groceries and village trattorie off the main tourist trail," the newspaper states.
Italy was named best European country by Telegraph readers in the publication's annual travel awards, indicating that the nation's appeal has not been diminished by the economic downturn.
Getting to Italy is now more straightforward than ever before, with direct flights to 26 destinations available from UK airports.
Earlier this month, low-cost carrier easyJet announced plans to launch a new route between Liverpool and Naples from June 1st.
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