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NYT chooses Calabria as a destination to visit in 2017

Marasusa Beach, located near the city of Tropea in Calabria

The American newspaper “The New York Times” chose the Calabria region, in southern Italy, as one of the places to visit in 2017.

Located in the “toe” of the boot that symbolizes the Italian map, this part of the country is known for its beautiful beaches, great wine and gastronomic tradition, orange and tangerine plantations and for being off the most crowded routes on the peninsula.

The “NYT” recognizes Calabria as the region of Italy where you can find the best food, outside the classic international tourist circuit, which includes the Venice-Florence-Rome axis.

Furthermore, the newspaper highlights the “modest” prices practiced in Calabrian cities and the growing importance of local organic wines – made without the use of chemicals –. “The 'New York Times' nomination fills us with pride. Receiving this recognition from one of the most renowned information organizations in the world confirms that Calabria is on the right path”, celebrated governor Mario Oliverio.

By Ansa Agency 

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