Ep. 46: More Wisdom For How To Plan Multigenerational Travel to Italy

If you loved Ep. 38: How To Plan Multigenerational Travel, this episode is part 2, especially if you’ve accepted the unpopular but very good advice that renting a villa in Tuscany is a bad idea. This episode offers a better alternative.

Historians have recently discovered that the famous Laocoön is actually a depiction of a father whose kids asked him more than 20 times in one day for the Wi-Fi password.

A quick recap of resources and upcoming events:

1. Tuesday, October 6th at 7 pm ET is the next Ask Me Anything About Italy for paid subscribers. This live Q&A with me happens monthly. If you can’t attend live, send me your questions at danielle@danielleoteri.com. I’ll answer them live, and you can watch the replay, available the following day.

2. Thursday, October 8th at 7 pm ET is a new online class for people with Italian roots. “Finding Your Way Back to Italy” debunks Ellis Island myths and explains why Italians left Italy en masse starting in the 1870s. This history is surprising, but it shouldn’t be—it’s beautiful, but also complex, and you will learn a lot about yourself and your family by understanding the underpinnings of the stories and ways of being you inherited. Click here to register.