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La Storia by Jennifer Jacob

La Storia reveals the hidden histories behind Italy's most captivating stays, transforming how you experience the country.

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Sep 29, 2026
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  1. Issue · Sep 29, 2026

    Your Hotel Bucket List Just Grew By 224 (opens the original)

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    On September 18, Michelin announced its 2026 hotel selection, and Italy came out on top in Europe with 224 MICHELIN Key hotels, four more than France. Only the United States has more. Forty-four Italian hotels earned their first Key or moved up a level this year, and four of them now sit at Three Keys, the highest distinction Michelin gives a hotel. One of those four, Airelles Palladio in Venice, also took Michelin’s Opening of the Year award.Your clients will see the headlines, and some of them

  2. Issue · Sep 22, 2026

    Three Things Clients Mean When They Say "Off the Beaten Path" (opens the original)

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    The Question on the Beach“If you were going to send me to Italy, where would you send me?”He asked it on the beach over Labor Day weekend, right after someone had finished bragging to him about what a great Italy planner I was. It was a casual conversation and I could tell he wanted a fast answer. (I have specialized in Italy for over ten years and my pulse still went up.)Nobody needs to sit through a thirty-minute intake call on a beach towel, so I ran my usual must-ask questions at double spee

  3. Issue · Sep 16, 2026

    Two Friends, Two Italy Trips, and the Same Assumptions (opens the original)

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    Inside of about a week this month, two friends texted me about Italy.The first is turning forty and going to Rome in early December for her anniversary. She had a person helping her build the itinerary, a friend of a friend, lovely, not an Italy specialist. The second is taking her sister and their teenage daughters in June, five of them, maybe seven, and she is not working with anyone at all. She had already booked a refundable Airbnb in Athens before she sent me a word.Two very different situa

  4. Issue · Sep 8, 2026

    My Personal Puglia Itinerary (And What It Cost) (opens the original)

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    Before I picked a country I had to get a number out of JR. He manages our family’s heating and air conditioning company in Florida, so summer is the hardest time of year for him to steal away. The answer came back six weeknights. Put a weekend on either end and the whole vacation is eight nights, one of which belongs to an airplane. Our Summer in GreeceWe are spending next summer on Syros with Boundless Life, a Montessori program with a coworking space attached, built for families who would rath

  5. Issue · Sep 2, 2026

    Next Summer in Italy Is Already on Sale (opens the original)

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    I reached out to my Italy partner on August 24th, ten months ahead of the trip, and I already knew the news would not be good. While putting the request together I had done my usual first pass online, and Borgo Egnazia, the hotel that has sat at the top of my bucket list for years, was showing nothing for our June 2027 dates. A buyout had taken the week before I ever asked for it. And we could not move the dates, because our summer is anchored to my daughter’s school program in Greece, which sta

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