From Naples to Cilento, passing through Irpinia, Sannio and Costiera: the guide “35 unmissable villages in Campania” by Cristina Celli (Capricorno Edizioni) celebrates the hidden pearls of the region.
The volume will be presented tomorrow, May 6, at 18 pm, at Feltrinelli in Piazza dei Martiri in Naples. An opportunity to explore slow and sustainable tourism, capable of decongesting major attractions such as Naples and Pompeii - which welcomed 1,3 million visitors between Easter and May 1 - and valorizing lesser-known centers but rich in authenticity.
The meeting, moderated by Silvana Iannaccone, will see the author in conversation with the Councilor for Tourism of Naples Teresa Armato, the Councilor of the Metropolitan City Vincenzo Cirillo, the Commissioner of Campania Turismo Alessandro Fimiani, and the mayors of Monteverde (the most accessible village in Europe) Antonio Vella and of Trentinara Rosario Carione.
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The guide, part of a national series, tells about places like the Casamale of Somma Vesuviana, the majolica of Anacapri, Atrani, Gesualdo and Guardia Sanframondi, promoting experiential tourism far from overtourism.
“Slow down and rediscover: the villages of Campania are a laboratory of cultural innovation,” explains Celli. Created with the contribution of institutions, Pro Loco and residents, the guide will be in bookstores from mid-May, proposing a journey into the widespread and sustainable beauty of Campania.
Comments (3)
This book seems really interesting and useful for those who want to discover new places in Campania. But I hope it is not just another tourist guide like many others, but something different and unique. I would like to know more.
I think slow tourism is a great initiative, but there are many challenges to make it effective. It is essential to involve local communities in the decision-making process.
I agree with you, but I hope the guide does not forget the local traditions that are part of the Campania culture. It is important to preserve what makes these places special.