The area of Amalfi lays in the region of Campania, right on the Gulf of Salerno, overshadowed by the mountain Cerreto. Once known as the Duchy of Amalfi, it has been a significant trading and maritime power during the Middle Ages. Its decline started after the Pisans have gained power over the area in 1153 and 1157, while a tsunami destroyed the city in 1343. Since then, Amalfi has never managed to regain its old glory.

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Ljubljana may be one of the smallest European capitals, but it’s also definitely one of the most beautiful ones!
With a history starting back on 2,000 BC (the oldest wooden wheel of the world was found in the nearby prehistoric site) and known as Emona during the Roman era, the city has been pillaged by Huns, Ostrogoths and Lombards until the Slovene settlement of the 6th century AD.

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Dear Colleagues, Partners and Friends!

It is our pleasure to invite you to a 4th Zoom Monthly meeting of Spiti World Tourism Worldwide Network, which will be held on Wednesday, 01 July at 16.00 Greek Time.

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Being often overlooked by visitors for the sake of coastal places like Dubrovnik, Zagreb is the Croatian capital city and the largest city in the country. It is located at the slopes of Medvednica mountain, along the Sava river. 

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