The Po River runs the breadth of Italy. Our journey begins in the fascinating city of Ferrara, often overlooked by tourists. Then on to the capital of the Po Delta, Comacchio, also known as 'Little Venice', A charming town with it's many bridges and it's thriving eel industry. Finally the Po Delta itself with it's very special beauty which flows into the Adriatic Sea and we’ll discover why it’s port is named after Garibaldi
Views: 116 | Enquiries: 0Pamela Holland presents her experiences and specialised knowledge as a travel and hospitality professional as a presentational speaker. Bringing together her varied careers in hospitality, as a professional dancer, an early years practitioner and overseas tour guide, (to name a few), Pamela Holland presents a portfolio of diverse, authentic and often personal talks. Both professionally and privately, Pamela Holland has travelled extensively across the world. From Cuba to Hong Kong, Cape Town to Lapland, Pamela has crossed the globe, making adventures and memories wherever she goes. With over twenty years living abroad, she has developed a love for other cultures, especially Italy, where she lived for over twelve years. Italy is so easy to love and this shines through in her talks. The diversity within the country- it's cultures, geography, history and cuisine are unique, not to mention the darker side of corruption and mafia organisations that are still very powerful today. Lives in Gloucestershire. Now all talks available on Zoom.
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