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Jamie Ditaranto
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Jamie Ditaranto is a writer, editor, and photographer that doesn’t know how to stop traveling. She has surfed in Mexico, sipped tea in centuries-old Japanese teahouses, and gushed over penguins in Antarctica. When her Italian roots brought her to Sicily, she fell hard for its history, its seaside, and its pistachio-covered cuisine. Find her on Instagram and Twitter.
Articles by Jamie Ditaranto
On February 6, 2026, the world’s top athletes will gather in Milan for the Opening Ceremony of the 2026 Milano Cortina Olympic and Paralympic Winter G…
It’s a summer day in the resort town of Cortina d’Ampezzo, and the Faloria cable car is closed due to a landslide. In wintertime, such news would sure…
As easily as the hydrofoil flies across the sea, and as quickly as you can rent a bicycle from one of the eager sellers at the port, you can find your…
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Editor’s note: This exploration of the majestic Sassi di Matera offers a special preview of what you'll find in the full Basilicata issue of Bell…
Ed.: The Inspired Stays series highlights hotels we love around Italy. Each property is independently reviewed by an Italy Magazine writer, who is gen…
Like all the villages surrounding Sicily’s Mount Etna, which have been built using the plentiful supply of volcanic stone, Linguaglossa has a smoky lo…
Ed.: The Inspired Stays series highlights hotels we love around Italy. Each property is independently reviewed by an Italy Magazine writer, who is gen…