BY: Natalie B. Compton
THE INSPIRATION for Maria Pasquale’s latest book, “How to be an Italian,” came from a question that was (mostly) a joke: Doesn’t everybody want to be Italian? Whether that grandiose claim holds water is up for debate, but plenty of people sure seem to want to go to Italy.
As travel trends emerge for 2022, Italy remains one of the most popular destinations in the world for Americans to visit, whether they’re honeymooning or on a budget. Expedia’s 2022 Travel Trends Report says Rome is the second-most-popular international destination for US travellers based on hotel searches; Hostelworld says Italy’s capital city is in the Top 10 most-booked cities for Americans this year.
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