Paper and digital press but also satellite TV from Italy and Germany
Turin continues to arouse curiosity and attract media attention at a national and international level thanks to the work of Turismo Torino e Provincia.
From May 17th to 19th, 8 Italian journalists including Io Donna web version, Il Messaggero, La Prealpina (Lombardy magazine), James Magazine (quarterly dedicated to the luxury of pleasure) but also content creators like srake.it (over 68 thousand followers on IG) had the opportunity to get to know the different souls of the city: the most historic one by walking in the Roman part of the city (where it all began with Augusta Taurinurum), visiting the Lavazza Museum and tasting the iconic dishes of the Piedmontese tradition; the green soul between the Valentino park and Villa Della Regina passing through the Turin orphanage nestled in the greenery of the hill and now home to Flasback Habitat and, finally, the classic part with the Egyptian Museum, the historic cafés and a dip in Vermouth on the banks of the Po.
Saturday 1st and Sunday 2nd June the first episode of the column will be broadcast at 6.12pm Yes Weekend on Sky TG24 created with the support of Turismo Torino and the Province. In the company of Sara Brusco and Gian Marco Tavani, viewers will be able to discover the capital with a bike tour among hidden places yet to be discovered or admire the city with Turin in Canoe or get lost among the urban works of art of the MAU – Urban Art Museum in the Campidoglio village.
From 9 to 12 June it will be the turn of some German media delve into the first capital of Italy among historic cafés, tasteful encounters and unmissable museums. Seazen and Gourmed are coming Seazen, a Swiss travel and lifestyle magazine (circulation 40,000 copies – online, 46,800 views per month); the national newspaper Der Tagesspiegel; Genießen Und Reisen, travel and food and wine magazine; Land Idee (Funkemedien) garden, cooking and travel magazine; RND – Redaktionsnetzwerk Deutschland, a press agency that supplies articles to over 30 editorial offices with over 6.8 million readers and Ora bilingual magazine (it/ted) on Italy.
