Common Myths About Calabria DEBUNKED!

[@jimmannella2291]

Keep talking up Southern Italy ❤️👍 I’ve been to Rome, Naples, Sorrento etc but the short time we spent in Calabria and other parts of SI were my favourites. We’re heading back to Italy in May 2021 to see Joe Satriani in Florence (love that city) and thinking of heading back to the southern homeland once the concert is done. But....I’ve heard Tuscany is beautiful that time of year 😎

[@SuperSavvyTravelersLLC]

Hi Jim! OMG Satriani! How fantastic is that?? You know, all of Italy is just enchanting! May is the perfect time especially in the south as July and August can get pretty hot. Let us know how it goes. I love hearing all about people's experiences!

[@khalidgraysen4848]

you probably dont care but if you guys are bored like me atm then you can watch pretty much all the latest movies on instaflixxer. I've been watching with my brother for the last few months =)

[@kieransutton1706]

@Khalid Graysen yup, have been using InstaFlixxer for months myself =)

[@mirandamom1346]

I grew up in Chicago in the 1960s. It wasn’t unusual for people from other parts to assume that Al Capone was still in charge of the streets!

[@SuperSavvyTravelersLLC]

OMG That is hilarious!

[@francinegray9383]

Thank you so much for your info about Calabria. Our family was deep into that area for generations, in fact since the 1500s. Somuch is happening. Really, thank you for your efforts!

[@SuperSavvyTravelersLLC]

Hi Francine! This is fantastic! Yes Calabria is really booming!

[@christinadaggett6024]

Hi Chris. My husband and I are world travelers and have spent a lot of time in Italy, though we've never been to Calabria. Currently, we are renovating an old apartment in the Republic of Georgia (Europe). We can't wait until the borders open so we can travel again.

[@SuperSavvyTravelersLLC]

How awesome! Hopefully we will see you in Santa Domenica Talao!

[@pinewood2899]

You are right about the Southern Italy / Calabria misinformation regarding the mafia. It has been there since I was child growing up in Cosenza, although I was born in Canada. It is the most beautiful part of Italy along with Sicily, the food the people and the natural beauty all in a small area, along with lot of history. You should take a trip along the whole coast of Calabria and include the Sila where you can ski in the winter or go fishing. There is so much to see and learn in that small province when it comes to Greece (Magna Grecia),Romans, Normans,Turks,Arabs and many other civilizations. Did you know the name Italy comes from Calabria? They were a tribe living there. I am happy that you are promoting such a beautiful part of southern Italy, it has for too long been neglected by the big travel organizations. Keep it up!😎🇨🇦

[@SuperSavvyTravelersLLC]

HI George! My sentiments exactly! Yes we know about the Original Land of the Italians and the whole Magna Graecia history. It is an amazing, amazing part of the world. We are so lucky to have found it. Thank you for your lovely comment!

[@JesusistheLambofGod]

I looked at the map and great location at end of boot and by Sicily. Years ago I saw a picture of the huge water slides going into the sea and made it a bucket list. Then went in 2016. I think this area deserves to be visited and celebrated. Great pictures of the area. I love Italy so much and so I am watching your videos. This is so interesting.

[@SuperSavvyTravelersLLC]

Thank you Angela! You are so right! This area has SO much to offer in terms of food, scenery, beaches, activities, history and so much more! It is so fun to explore! Where are these water slides? I want to go!

[@jellybeanparis584]

Angela Cummings- I remember seeing Videos of those H2O Slides but can’t remember where they are Located. Is it in Sicily?

[@JesusistheLambofGod]

@@jellybeanparis584 It is in Palermo at Citta Del Mare. You have to be a guest, but it is worth it. The view and water was amazing. I was glad I went. They even have a sun deck close by with hotel to dry and look at view.

[@vincenzo3292]

I go to Calabria and Sicily! - three times in the last five years. It is my homeland (from Celico near Cosenza), and would like to learn more about moving there. Look forward to learning from your videos. Thank you.

[@SuperSavvyTravelersLLC]

Hi Vincent! How cool! We love Calabria and it is really staring to boom!

[@mrpeel3239]

Helpful advice! What would be considered a charming, larger town (but not a big, noisy city) near your location?

[@SuperSavvyTravelersLLC]

You would LOVE Praia a Mare! It is a gorgeous little town. We did a video on our BNB there but there are pictures of the town too. You can see it here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/d3W5n62DiM-Zndk

[@tanyamarsh4392]

I’ve recently discovered your channel and am considering relocating to Italy. I fell in love with Italy after visiting in 2015 and truly enjoy your content. You mention that both you and your friends have businesses in Italy, and I would be interested in learning more about what business opportunities are well suited to an American relocating there.

[@SuperSavvyTravelersLLC]

HI Tanya, I will research that more and try to get a video up on it. Tourism is starting to really go in Calabria. that industry is probably your best bet.

[@charliebrown3316]

Chris, Thank You for tackling some of the hard to talk issues in regard to Southern Italy. One question....what do you think about living in Calabria vs Sicily? They are both such beautiful places and truly a very difficult choice to decide which one of the two would be a better match for my retirement.....Which one would you think would be best and most important, why? Thank You....I know...it would be super tough to choose between these two very beautiful areas of Southern Italy. Thank You.

[@SuperSavvyTravelersLLC]

Hi Charlie! Gosh you are right! Both are amazing! I think you really have to go and experience both before making a decision. If you can spend at least a week in the villages out cities you like you can get a good idea of what life might be like for you there. And how fun would that be? Pete and I want to spend some time in Sicily this Summer. Maybe we can meet you there or in Santa Domenica Talao!

[@ASmith-cb7cd]

Enjoy your videos! What about renting a house or apartment for a few months a year in the area your in, instead of buying? Is that inexpensive also?

[@Bellasand45]

Excellent question!! I second that.

[@SuperSavvyTravelersLLC]

Renting is very affordable. If you are looking to rent, email me and I can put you in touch with our agent Ivan. He has a list of rentals and he can assist you. info@supersavvytravelers. com

[@mseminara]

I love what you said about the mafia. I’ve been visiting family there for 20 years. I never saw anything. Not saying they don’t have a presence, but I never witnessed it. Great message.

[@SuperSavvyTravelersLLC]

It's still the same now ... if they're around, we haven't noticed it.

[@bonniesteinke6624]

I was wondering about the crime and mafia. Thanks for sharing this.

[@SuperSavvyTravelersLLC]

You are so welcome!

[@marcol3259]

You don't see the mafia anyway ! They deal with drugs, prostitution ECC ! Often they infiltrate in big government construction to take money. When they kill they kill between mafia family to take control of areas. Normal citizens don't see it, is all safe.

[@olgasampis9745]

I think Christina experience It later on. Mafia is there…

[@faniegelin3501]

Hi. . I'm looking to purchase next year. Never been to Italy but always dream to own a nice old home there for vacationing and eventually retired . I follow a lot on KZbin. I see Puglia, carabria, sommeli, abbruzo, molise. They all seem so nice. I have a small budget and I'm African American living in NYC. I want to do it but can't seem to pick a place. Because I dont want to be not too far to the beach and amenities and airports

[@SuperSavvyTravelersLLC]

Hi Apirka! There are so many beautiful places that it can be hard to choose, but all I can say is I am sure there will be a place that speaks to you. It seems that this is how we all sort of end up where we do. All along the coast of Calabria is gorgeous but Puglia has a particular beauty too. I think the thing to do is come over and spend some time. You will decide and it will be right. Let me know if I can help you in any way.

[@BlueSuedeShoesDance]

So much beauty in Calabria especially seaside Tropea, Scilla, San Nicola and so many more towns. It's natural and raw.

[@SuperSavvyTravelersLLC]

It just never ends. Everywhere you look it is beautiful!

[@jasonroy56]

Next trip I want to go to Calabria. My grandparents were from there and I've always wanted to check it out. Haven't ventured south of Naples though. Can one get by with english there now? My Italian is still in the works and I would not speak the dialect.

[@SuperSavvyTravelersLLC]

Hello! You can get by pretty well. You can also get the translation apps for your phone. They are a Godsend sometimes! Everyone speaks Italian even if they speak dialect at home. That said sometimes I will be chatting away with an older person in Italian and they jump into dialect. It is like hitting a brick wall!

[@jasonroy56]

@@SuperSavvyTravelersLLC that's good to know. I'll keep working on my Italian lessons every day. Hopefully by the next time I get there I'll be able to get by.

[@SuperSavvyTravelersLLC]

@@jasonroy56 I am sure you will do great!

[@blakedewberry4114]

I will be in Lecce for 1 month starting next week. I hope to make your acquaintance with the idea of a future purchase.

[@SuperSavvyTravelersLLC]

We would love that Blake! Let us know when you pass through Calabria! We are here! You can write us at [e-mail]!

[@x2j785]

Chris - nice presentations. How far away is Naples via train and via car?

[@SuperSavvyTravelersLLC]

Hi! Naples is about an hour and about 20 minutes North of us in the train. It is a gorgeous train ride!

[@x2j785]

@@SuperSavvyTravelersLLC TX. So about 45 min via car? S18 vs 435 Autostrada - which is easier, coming from Naples airport? Are drivers available for hire in your town?

[@SuperSavvyTravelersLLC]

@@x2j785 About the same length of time via car. We do have some drivers for hire that could pick you up from the train station.

[@x2j785]

@@SuperSavvyTravelersLLC Thanks. Be in touch later.

[@pompei1968]

I have a house in the Campania area ...I can't wait to retire and live there I love Italy

[@SuperSavvyTravelersLLC]

Oh how wonderful! You are not far for us then! I love Italy too and can't wait to travel there again unimpeded.

[@birthofangela]

Awesome video! Thank you for bringing this information forward 🤗

[@SuperSavvyTravelersLLC]

You are so welcome!

[@hhschrader8067]

I dream of going to Naples - basically all my life. Do you really mean it's not dangerous for me and my wife? We're old, we are well-off (not rich), we look like perfect crime victims. How safe are we talking a walk in Naples?

[@SuperSavvyTravelersLLC]

Hello, There are areas in every city that you should not go and the traffic is a bit wild but if you are careful and do your homework you should be fine. Pete and I were in Naples a few years ago for several days and we had no problem. There are pick pockets but if you purchase a money belt or an over the shoulder travel bag with cut proof straps you will be ok. Do some research to see which areas are safe but you can have a lovely time in Naples provided you know where to go.

[@hhschrader8067]

@@SuperSavvyTravelersLLC Thanks a lot you took the time to answer. We'll look into it and I'll talk to my wife! :-)

[@alain0323]

Is opera popular in Calabria? Any festivals or opera company?

[@SuperSavvyTravelersLLC]

YES! I personally LOVE opera and I am a singer. In my previous career I taught music. I have heard of special performances in the Cirella theater in Summer. I will check that out because I would LOVE to attend. It is a beautifully restored outdoor amphitheater. Performances there would be lovely!

[@alain0323]

@@SuperSavvyTravelersLLC Did you sing lyric? I can't live without opera,visi d arte like in Tosca. .

[@SuperSavvyTravelersLLC]

@@alain0323 Oh I love that aria! You can see an older song I wrote and sang here. It is not opera. It was before I really stated studying opera and classical singing hard core. kzbin.info/www/bejne/iovEq2OmZ6uImJo

[@charlesduzzie9811]

The more I think about it, the more I think it's a great idea. 😊

[@SuperSavvyTravelersLLC]

I'm so glad!

[@charlesduzzie9811]

Last weekend was the first time I was looking for property in Italy. Today I have three emails from Italian Real Estate agents.

[@thisccc3040]

I read with the coronavirus financial situation the amount of people now indebted/involved with the mafia has gone up exponentially. Please could you do a full video on the mafia? I’m interested in Sicily if anything is different there too

[@SuperSavvyTravelersLLC]

Hi, I have no idea where you would have heard that. That certainly is not true in our area and I suspect someone is trying to introduce fear. here is a vide we did on that subject: kzbin.info/www/bejne/r3q3fIeNbNRkqcU I cannot speak for Sicily but I know people there and they don't seem to have any problem.

[@ReneAlexisPenalozaMunoz]

Very informative. Thanks.

[@SuperSavvyTravelersLLC]

You are so welcome!

[@Mytake584]

Thank you for the information. I lived in the North part of Italy in the 90's and I was afraid always to go on vacation in the south because of the "Mafia" good to know is better now.

[@SuperSavvyTravelersLLC]

Yes! There really is nothing to worry about.

[@anthonyramirez2586]

Is Calabria a good place for young families? Are there schools and things to do for kids?

[@SuperSavvyTravelersLLC]

Yes there are a lot of families in the towns and villages. The communities are very warm and welcoming.

[@gaetanoperretta1159]

The topic is a bit more complex than that. In terms of petty crime such as mugging or pickpocketing Calabria is very very safe, safer than Rome, Naples, Barcelona or Paris, the problem is almost non existing. Mafia is more of a lobby that controls certain aspects of economy and influences politics in decision like money spending in services and infrastructure, therefore roads sometimes are not well maintened compared to other parts of Italy or western Europe. The presence of mafia in Calabria is stronger in the southest part, more precisely in the province of Reggio Calabria, where shops and businesses are likely to have to pay protection money. The northern part of Calabria, therefore Scalea, Santa Domenica, etc is way less influenced by it. Gun shootings and mafia murders nowadays very unlikely to happen, certainly way less than in the US where firearms are more available (you can check the statistics). so, if you want to move to Calabria and open a very florishing business u might catch someone's attention, if you only want to retire there and open a bnb, go ahead, no risks at all!

[@SuperSavvyTravelersLLC]

Yes there have been great strides in handling the mafia lately. The Italian government seems to have realized that they need the income from the south and they cannot get it without handling the problem.

[@bskasick]

I love the lesser visited regions of Italy...been dreaming about buying in Marche, Sicily, and Puglia. Calabria is looking good also....we stopped and had lunch in a castle on the south coast and it was beautiful.

[@SuperSavvyTravelersLLC]

How beautiful! There are so many places I have not yet explored. It is a treasure with so many facets.

[@chelseapw]

Hi Chris! I checked out your site for the course. It doesn’t list the price... just the values of each portion, and when I go to check out asks for cc info but no total. I can’t wait to purchase but I need to know what I am paying :).

[@SuperSavvyTravelersLLC]

Hi Chelsea! It should have that at the bottom of the sales page. The price for the course and everything that comes with it is $99.00. that includes the Ebook and the other giveaways but does not include the Where to Find the One Euro Houses Ebook which is an additional $10.00. I will go over na dadd that info to the CC page right now! Thanks for letting me know!

[@SuperSavvyTravelersLLC]

Ok Fixed! Please let me know if you see anything else confusing! I appreciate your feedback!

[@Nelliebean6]

Hi Chris. Buena sera! It's evening here in California. This video eases my mind about the mafia (which is something I've been wondering about) but makes me uneasy regarding Calabria's intent to increase tourism. I lived in Hawaii for a bit and their dependence on tourism was ruining quality of life for locals, and ironically detrimentally impacted vacationers' stay. The pandemic has been an economic tsunami and, as well, natural disasters (i.e, earthquake and flood) can paralyze a town and make recovery very difficult if they are dependent on tourism revenue. I hope I don't sound argumentative, it's just my opinion - which is weak, I know, since I've never run a town - but I hope Calabria focuses more on bringing in people who want to build a life there, it's the residents, and services that support them, that will help build and continue to nurture a stable and prospering economy.

[@SuperSavvyTravelersLLC]

Hi! We agree 100%. everyone coming over wants Calabria to stay Calabria and not to change.

[@darren2484]

Im thinking of moving over to cosenza buying a house for bed and breakfast would you think this is a good idea 😊

[@SuperSavvyTravelersLLC]

Hi! In our experience BNB's are great. We have some and we are opening a little hotel in our village which is already staring to book. There are a lot of things to consider as with any business. I have an Ebook coming out on that subject.

[@LizMcNamara47]

You didn’t answer how long the train journey from Rome down to Calabria? A friend of mine went out to his holiday home in Calabria to find his house broken into and every radiator and bit of copper piping stolen, ripped out and the whole place destroyed with water damage!

[@SuperSavvyTravelersLLC]

Rome to Calabria is about 4.5 - 5 hours south. You have ot be careful where you buy a holiday home in any country. Thieves do find out who is not there for n=months at a time and ggo n and take eventing. This is true in France and many other countries as well. It is unfortunately so if you get a holiday home, make sure it is in a populated area and make friends with your neighbors and get someone to watch it for your when you aren't there.

[@ddicin7759]

May I inquire of you Chris why, as a Californian who I'm sure has visited Mexico on numerous occasions, why it didn't appeal to you as a retirement destination ? Same sun, inexpensive relative to the states, quaint villages as southern Italy yet so close to home. I'd been looking into Mexico myself and would value your insights. P.S. Your vids have opened my eyes to Italy's potential, a country I hadn't even thought about retiring to.

[@SuperSavvyTravelersLLC]

I am sorry to say it but I get sick every time I go to Mexico. For whatever reason it just doesn't agree with me. I know people who are fine but for me it is a problem. However Mexico is very beautiful and I love their culture, food and everything about it.

[@tigerspiritjourney]

@@SuperSavvyTravelersLLC Was same for me...sick, sick, sick....

[@jojo-pq5lo]

Could a single person live on $1000 euros a month comfortably with outright owning a small home?

[@SuperSavvyTravelersLLC]

I am sure you could!

[@ThrutherDC]

I am new to , and love your channel ! I am going to be having my Italian citizenship recognized. About a year from now I should be done! I am very interested in Southern Italy, I am curious do you have any idea what the market is for Chiropractors? I like you currently live in California .. Studio City. Any way just curious if you had any info ? Would love to find a work in my field and Stay !! Thank you for all your wonderful information!

[@SuperSavvyTravelersLLC]

Hi! This is great! I personally need a chiropractor there so of course you now have to go! Can you email me at [e-mail] and we can chat there. We do have quite a good sized ex pat community in the Riviera Dei Cedri. And with the huge interest we are seeing in our area and in Santa Domenica Talao recently, it is only going to get bigger. I am so glad you like the channel!

[@veronicas8253]

Do you speak Italian? What do you know about the town of varapodio ?🙋‍♀️

[@SuperSavvyTravelersLLC]

I speak enough to get around and I am learning more every day. I don't know of Varapodio other than seeing it on the map. Looks like a good place to explore!

[@ettoremorabito860]

Ma cosa c'e a Varapodio dimmi!

[@charliebrown3316]

Hello Chris, I am Italian and I have been living in the States for about 25 yrs now....I will retire in 2025 and my American partner wants us to relocate back to Italy.....One fast question....what is your opinion on Medical care/hospitals in Western Coastal Calabria? Would you recommend Americans to trust the local hospitals in case of any type of emergencies.....I would love to relocate to beautiful coastal Calabria...but the medical services make me doubt about moving there....What say you? Thank You for your kind reply and opinion.

[@SuperSavvyTravelersLLC]

Hi Charlie! I did a video recently about the health care in Italy. What I can say is that I have friends in Calabria who have had to use the medical facilities and were happy with them but I never have. I do want to go personally and view the hospitals when I am able to get back so I can do a thorough review and advise.

[@charliebrown3316]

Thank you so very much for your quick reply...I will share this info with my partner. Yes, the South of Italy is very, very BEAUTIFUL....I once stayed in a little town called San Demetrio Corone, near Cosenza....a lifetime ago when I was in my early teens.....The people of the South are the Best in Italy...similar to the old Romans....the city I am originally from...but impossible to live in especially for older folks like me.....LOL....Enjoy beautiful Calabria....I love the sea and the mountains....a win win for me.....Take care hugs....PS...I love your videos...they are so well done and truly down to earth and to the essential info. Thank You for going to scout out the hospitals in the area.....Will be immensely useful...

[@sincsys]

@@charliebrown3316 Don't worry about health care in Calabria or any part of Italy. Health care in Italy is top notch and free for anyone on Italian soil. I'd worry about the health care of a country like Canada, where its complete garbage and non existent in many cases.

[@catherinemori4539]

A wonderful video!

[@SuperSavvyTravelersLLC]

Thank you Catherine!

[@vicenterivera188]

Nice channel, I've just run across it! Have you ever been to Cosenza area? If yes, what do you think about the place?

[@SuperSavvyTravelersLLC]

Hi Vicente! Not yet! We are really looking forward to seeing it the we can go back! Thank you for your comment!

[@robertn1620]

Hello Thank you for the informativ videos. I am thinking of getting something at a lower price in one of the locations you are talking about in your videos. However, i grew up on a farm and i would like to buy something with a few acres of land around it If possible. So, are there any farms in need of renovation at a reasonable price? Thank you very much.

[@SuperSavvyTravelersLLC]

Hi Robert. Yes there are. Can you email us at [e-mail]?

[@lauferrari6998]

The south can be promoted to retire but not to move and get jobs That s what is said. Is it right?

[@SuperSavvyTravelersLLC]

You can work in Italy if you get an Italian company to hire you and apply for a work visa for you,. Otherwise it is difficult.

[@sincsys]

Trick is to go there and start a business. I know I'd make a fortune exporting.

[@beppeveltri]

Complimenti. Sei la miglior ambasciatrice per la Calabria. If you want to visit the Sila National Park (but only during in the Summer or in the Christmas holidays, because i living in Veneto but i'm from San Giovanni in Fiore), you can send me a message.

[@SuperSavvyTravelersLLC]

Oh Thank you! we will look into that! Let's stay in touch! We have a lot of people coming over and they are looking for tours and want to learn about the area.

[@jewelbambina5671]

I visited San Giovanni in Fiore last year, I wish I would have stayed longer! I took a day trip from Cosenza. I am American, but my grandmothers family was from San Giovanni in Fiore. When I was there, some old men were making horse noises, do the horse noises mean something? I tried to ask other Italians, but they didn’t know.

[@Buzzbait321]

Don't you have to learn fluent, standard Italian or one of the dialects if you move and live there? That's too daunting of a task for a lot of Americans.

[@SuperSavvyTravelersLLC]

If you are unable to learn a language then you have not been taught correctly. If you are taught correctly anyone can learn.

[@melisagonzalez3836]

Super Savvy Travelers, LLC correct ! I have a perfect italian, but when I just come I only knew to say : buongiorno

[@zaidacrespo2343]

ok. who should I contact?

[@SuperSavvyTravelersLLC]

Hi Zaida! You can contact us at [e-mail]

[@stuartmckenzie5068]

Chris is bringing them over. Me too

[@SuperSavvyTravelersLLC]

YAY!

[@mediolanumhibernicus3353]

Hmmm, not so easy to dislodge the ‘ndrangheta. It’s part of the culture.

[@SuperSavvyTravelersLLC]

They have bigger fish to fry right now.

[@catherinemori4539]

You’re darned right. They’re the biggest criminal organization in Italy....one of the worst in the world.

[@sincsys]

@@SuperSavvyTravelersLLC Bigger Fish to fry? the Ndrangheta is unfortunately the biggest you can get at over 50+ Billion in revenue per year. But you will never notice they are there. They are mainly involved in big business.

[@DDPAV]

@@sincsys Never heard of them, looked them up, read the stories, thinking Calabria probably ain't for me.........

[@federicovero]

Our friend Dauvo is coming to visit you, haha! Have you seen his Live yesterday? kzbin.info/www/bejne/q5_ZiHd-pbprnJI

[@SuperSavvyTravelersLLC]

Hi Federico! Yes thank you! We are doing an interview together on Saturday! I can't wait! He is great!

[@federicovero]

@@SuperSavvyTravelersLLC I am really happy to hear that!! See you both soon!!

[@sarahmeo6779]

My take after researching antimafia organizations these past few years: 'Ndrangheta (the Calabrian Mafia) is absolutely still a powerful organization, and it's consistently listed as one of the most significant cocaine trafficking groups in the world. That being said, you are absolutely right in saying that the average person has nothing to worry about, especially not tourists. 'Ndrangheta employs violence just as brutally as other organizations, sadly, but the instances are typically internal, or would materialize in intimidation to businesses, politicians, etc. One of the factors that makes 'Ndrangheta so strong is that it is built as a business, and open violence leads to state attention, which is undoubtedly bad for business. In reality, the mafia doesn't care about you; the only interaction a tourist would have with 'Ndrangheta would be a few extra euros on your bills which go to local clans. Or, if you were to buy cocaine, that's where it came from. By the way your channel is lovely! Thank you for posting so much!

[@SuperSavvyTravelersLLC]

They seem to have taken a lot of their business elsewhere. Thank you for writing!

[@ericthomas513]

How can I make a living helping you do what you do? :-)

[@SuperSavvyTravelersLLC]

You can get into the travel agency business and start your own agency. Check out Avoya travel and look at their travel agency hosting program. Email me if you need help. [e-mail]

[@ericthomas513]

@@SuperSavvyTravelersLLC , Most certainly will, Grazie! :-)

[@lydiacrisafi8745]

Can u own a gun there?

[@SuperSavvyTravelersLLC]

Lots of people do for hunting. I am not sure what the laws are for this.

[@annaartesana2622]

i am enjoying your videos but you keep using the word "repatriate" to describe what the government is encouraging in the small villages, when the word you are probably looking for is "repopulate".

[@SuperSavvyTravelersLLC]

Thank you Anna I think you are right!

[@jilanigulam3958]

Ur fan

[@SuperSavvyTravelersLLC]

Hi Jilani!

[@jilanigulam3958]

@@SuperSavvyTravelersLLC hlo

[@triviace]

Does that make you a Calbriationist?Sorry for my lame joke,I do enjoy your videos,I find them very fresh,honest and certainly appealing.

[@SuperSavvyTravelersLLC]

YES a Calibriationist! I love it! Let's make T shirts!

[@davidbanas7609]

That is so unfair. Do people not go to Rome because one of the people they pass by maybe mafie ? He / She really should offer photo ops like in front of Colloseo. I am willing to bet the number of tourists killed in Calabria is very low lol. cmon dark humor is funny too. Okay tourist question, not unsolvable, personal. My cherished international travel, including 2 times Rome is carefully thought out., I plan in as little stress as possible. Sure, I'll pay 100 bucks more for the non stop ticket. Another shorter flight from London usually is not a problem. What I suspect may cause unwanted vacation stress is trying to buy a rail or bus ticket in busy terminal where it would be easy to cause a scene point at a phrase book. Sometimes the phone internet I buy works, sometimes not, mostly yes, but no long enough I can't count on it. I live in LA. Rule #1 No car on vacation. How would I or any prospective tourist get all the way down ther to the tip of the boot ?

[@SuperSavvyTravelersLLC]

Hi David! We always purchase our tickets through the Trenitalia website before we go. I thenI have it on my phone and when the conductor comes through I show him the phone and he scan the ticket. It is a really nice train ride down south. The views are spectacular.

[@davidbanas7609]

@@SuperSavvyTravelersLLC Hi Chris ! I have never heard of Trenitalia or ever see it pop up online. Sounds fabulous.

[@melisagonzalez3836]

David Banas it’s the most important national train company