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Michael Newmuis tapped as 2026 Director for Philly - Vimarsana News

Michael Newmuis tapped as 2026 Director for Philly

There’s a slew of big tourism opportunities in Philadelphia during 2026, so leaders plan to make any economic trickle down more equitable than ever.

Source: whyy.org
Italy to Launch New Vintage Tourist Trains - Vimarsana News

Italy to Launch New Vintage Tourist Trains

Launching in 2024, the new FS Treni Turistici Italiani (Italian Tourist Trains) will offer luxury sleeper cars and regional rail journeys on restored historic trains.

Source: afar.com
The 2023 6abc Philly Proud Town Hall: Voices of Pride - Vimarsana News

The 2023 6abc Philly Proud Town Hall: Voices of Pride

6abc's Philly Proud Town Hall is recognizing LGBTQIA+ leaders who are making an impact in our region.

Source: 6abc.com
$18.7 million gift to double nursing grads, expand arts programs - Vimarsana News

$18.7 million gift to double nursing grads, expand arts programs

The University of Arkansas – Fort Smith announced the largest single gift in its 94-year history – a transformational $18.7 million from the Windgate Foundation that will radically empower the

The "miracle" trains and the carbon-free, smoke-free journey from Milan to the Lakes - Vimarsana News

The "miracle" trains and the carbon-free, smoke-free journey from Milan to the Lakes

published in 1914, already recommended travelling to Varese on the Porto Ceresio railway, which, in 1905, had been taken over by the Ferrovia dello Stato (FS – State Railway company). The line was intended to be “chosen by the Ferrovia Nord railway company, because the equipment (trains etc.) was more comfortable and faster”, thanks to electrical power.   Gone was the smoking steam locomotive that blew ash and soot onto the spotless dresses of the Milanese ladies; the people went to Central Station, outside the gate of Porta Venezia (now Piazza Repubblica) and looked for th...