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(Adnkronos) – Trento, 18 Settembre 2023. Il Trentino ha molti gioielli e uno dei più luminosi, come del resto dice il suo nome, è la Val di Sole, incantevole valle alpina incastonata tra le Dolomiti di Brenta, il Gruppo dell’Adamello, la Catena delle Maddalene e il gruppo Ortles-Cevedale.  Si tratta di un territorio molto amato dai turisti, sia da coloro che prediligono le vacanze in primavera o in estate, sia da chi preferisce i mesi autunnali o quelli invernali, del resto, in qualsiasi stagione, questo luogo incantato ha sempre qualcosa offrire. Di seguito, troverete qualche consiglio utile per una vacanza indimenticabile in questa splendida valle del Trentino.  Se desiderate che la vostra vacanza parta con il piede giusto dovete innanzitutto scegliere una struttura alberghiera che vi garantisca una permanenza particolarmente piacevole, a questo proposito il nostro consiglio è quello di prenotare il vostro soggiorno presso questo hotel con SPA in Trentino, per l’esattezza in località Daolasa, qui avrete a disposizione tutto quanto è necessario per passare momenti di vero benessere e grande relax: una piscina interna con impianto per il nuoto controcorrente, due idromassaggi e un getto d’acqua che sgorga da una parete di roccia, una piscina infinity esterna con acqua salina riscaldata, idromassaggio e cascata verticale. Ma non è tutto, potrete scegliere fra vari tipi di sauna: potreste optare per una sauna finlandese tradizionale oppure per una biosauna alle erbe alpine o, ancora, per un bagno turco, troverete anche una grotta di ghiaccio dove recarvi tra una sessione di sauna e l’altra. Non mancano ovviamente le zone relax. L’offerta gastronomica è di alto livello e si basa su un sapiente connubio tra tradizioni mediterranee e tradizioni locali. Se soffrite di allergie o intolleranze alimentari nessun problema, basta informare lo staff e avrete a disposizione un menu apposito.  Ci vorrebbe un libro per rispondere a questa domanda, se siete fra coloro che amano la bicicletta non rimarrete delusi perché potrete approfittare della ciclabile della Val di Sole, 35 km quasi interamente lungo il percorso del fiume Noce. Se a una comune bicicletta preferite una più tecnica mountain bike, niente paura, qui troverete sentieri di tutti tipi, facili e no.  Se la vostra passione sono le escursioni ecco qualche idea. Il primo classico suggerimento è quello di fare una gita al Lago dei Caprioli, è un’escursione molto facile, ma davvero suggestiva perché si tratta di circa 7 km immersi nella natura. La partenza è nel paese di Pellizzano.  Se vi piacciono i laghi, potreste anche mettere in programma un’escursione fino al lago Covel, la partenza è nei pressi Peio, il percorso è lungo circa 4,5 km e il dislivello non è particolarmente impegnativo: 160 m, indicativamente occorrono due ore. Lungo il cammino potrete ammirare anche la Cascata Rio Vioz.  Un altro suggerimento interessante per gli escursionisti è il sentiero che conduce alle cascate Saènt in Val di Rabbi, una laterale della Val di Sole.  In Val di Rabbi è possibile vivere anche un’esperienza adrenalinica, si può infatti percorrere un ponte
tibetano di circa 100 sopra le cascate del Rio Ragaiolo, se soffrite di vertigine è consigliabile un’altra opzione.  Se, invece, deciderete di soggiornare in Val di Sole nei mesi invernali, potrete sbizzarrivi nel comprensorio sciistico Skirama Dolomiti: 100 km di piste si trovano al Passo Tonale, mentre altri 150 sono a disposizione nell’area Folgarida-Marilleva. Infine, la Skiarea Pejo3000 è perfetta se viaggiano con noi dei piccoli sciatori.  Responsabilità editoriale: TiLinko – Img Solutions srl —immediapress/turismowebinfo@adnkronos.com (Web Info)

(Adnkronos) – RIYADH, Saudi Arabia, Sept. 18, 2023 /PRNewswire/ — Leaders from across the global tourism sector are set to unite in Riyadh for this year's UNWTO World Tourism Day (WTD), which will be celebrated from 27th – 28th September. Through a range of impactful events, global ministers, industry leaders and experts will highlight the power of tourism and explore avenues for collaboration to foster growth of the sector, placing people, the planet and prosperity front and center of proceedings.  Under the theme of "Tourism and Green Investments", WTD 2023 will examine the role of investment in people and planet to secure livelihoods and foster mutual understanding, while exploring opportunities to extend the reach of the industry's economic and social impact to more people around the world, safeguarding prosperity for all. The global tourism sector is forecast to reach $9.5 trillion in GDP contribution in 2023, according to the WTTC. This is in line with UNWTO's forecast that tourism remains well on track to reach 80% to 95% of pre-pandemic levels this year and is widely expected to exceed 2019 levels in 2024. As one of the biggest economic drivers of the global economy, the sector is responsible for a wealth of business and employment opportunities, while also playing a key role in bridging cultures, connecting people and enhancing mutual understanding. Reflective of the sector's potential as a key driver for change, three themes will guide proceedings of the event: mutual understanding, economic sustainability, and social prosperity.    His Excellency Ahmed Al-Khateeb, Minister of Tourism of Saudi Arabia, said:  "We have a historic opportunity to chart a new course for the global tourism sector, centered on sustainable development, job creation, and economic resilience. Tourism – as a catalyst for change – fosters mutual understanding, builds bridges and safeguards cultural heritage and environmental conservation, contributing to a more harmonious world.  "World Tourism Day 2023 is an important platform for the world to celebrate the sector's successes and explore solutions to its challenges. Saudi Arabia is honored to host this esteemed occasion and we look forward to welcoming tourism leaders from the public and private sectors to Riyadh."    Additionally, Mr. Zurab Pololikashvili, Secretary-General of the UNWTO, added:  "This World Tourism Day, we focus on the vital need to invest in building a more sustainable sector for people, planet and prosperity. The day also makes clear why UNWTO underscores the need for investment in education and for greater innovation as the foundations for long-term growth and transformation. This year's official celebration in Saudi Arabia reflects how tourism is being embraced to diversify economies and generate opportunities for all." By hosting this event four years after it first opened to global tourists in 2019, Saudi Arabia demonstrates its commitment as a dedicated tourism sector convenor that aims to showcase its progress in connecting Saudis to the world, building bridges between cultures, nurturing hospitality talent and creating investment opportunities for the international community. Marking the most significant assembly of global tourism leaders in the 43-year history of World Tourism Day, gauged by the number of ministers in attendance, WTD 2023 will feature a series of engaging sessions, panel discussions, and workshops led by renowned sector experts and government leaders. Event participants will also attend a gala dinner in Riyadh's UNESCO Heritage site, Diriyah, to celebrate World Tourism Day and its global significance.   The scale of the event being hosted in Riyadh showcases the importance attached by the Saudi Arabian government to the development of the global tourism sector, and follows the Kingdom's election to Chair of the United Nations World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) for 2023. The event in Riyadh for the UNWTO WTD 2023 on 27 and 28 September showcases the capital's growth as a hub for major business events and promises to be a major milestone in the global tourism calendar, offering valuable insights and inspiring discussions on the role of tourism to bridge cultures and foster mutual understanding. About The Ministry of Tourism Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Tourism was founded in 2020, following the opening of Saudi Arabia to international tourists in 2019. The Ministry spearheads the Kingdom's Vision to bring Saudi tourism to the forefront. Its endeavors align with the Kingdom's ambitious goals, aiming to create 1 million jobs for its citizens, enable accelerated and sustainable growth with future-focused policies, investments, and talent development guided by data, receive  100 million tourism visits by 2030, and amplify the sector's GDP contribution from 3% to 10%. In doing so, the Ministry of Tourism issues licenses and classifications for tourism activities and creates and approves tourist visa regulations. About UNWTO The World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) is the United Nations specialized agency for fostering tourism as a vehicle for equal, inclusive and sustainable development. Working with its Member States, international organizations and the private sector, UNWTO promotes safe and seamless travel for all. UNWTO also works to make tourism the foundation of trust and international cooperation and a central pillar of growth and opportunity. As part of the wider UN system, UNWTO is at the forefront of global efforts to achieve the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, including through its ability to create decent jobs, promote equality and preserve natural and cultural heritage. 
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(Adnkronos) – The pioneering house of Japanese whisky reveals two new limited-edition bottlings within its six-part celebratory centennial range. NEW YORK, Sept. 18, 2023 /PRNewswire/ — As 2023 marks a momentous year for the House of Suntory, the founding House of Japanese whisky is thrilled to reveal the long-awaited centennial release of Hibiki 21-Year-Old and a limited-edition bottle design of Hibiki Japanese Harmony that honors the four seasons and is a nod to the past, present, and future. The two limited releases mark the latest centennial whisky offerings from the House of Suntory's anniversary celebration, honoring a century since founder Shinjiro Torii established Japan's very first malt whisky distillery in 1923. Originally making its debut in 1989, Hibiki is considered among the most prestigious whiskies in the world and has become one of the most sought-after Japanese blended whiskies. Hibiki is a harmonious blend of various malt and grain whiskies from Suntory's Yamazaki, Hakushu and Chita distilleries. The limited-edition Hibiki 21-Year-Old is a delicate marriage of malt and grain whiskies that are meticulously blended to create an orchestra of flavors and aromas. For this special centennial edition, rare Mizunara oak is placed at the forefront, profoundly influencing the blend while still maintaining Hibiki's character and essence. "For the limited-edition Hibiki 21-Year-Old, our team took on the challenge of crafting a new blend to celebrate our centennial," says Chief Blender of Suntory Shinji Fukuyo. "With meticulous precision, we managed to harness the challenging-yet-rewarding characteristics of Japanese Mizunara oak to accentuate the unique flavor profile for which our Hibiki whiskies are known. This special whisky showcases our continued dedication to craftsmanship at the House of Suntory." The centennial anniversary label design on the Hibiki 21-Year-Old bottle artfully displays a gradual transition of colors that evoke the sunrise in Japan, a symbol of life, vitality and the ever-flowing passage of time. In Japanese culture, the sun holds deep meaning, as it nurtures the surrounding nature and provides essential energy. It stands as a reminder to appreciate life and embrace the changes that come with each passing moment. Tender gold in color, this extraordinary whisky embodies the spirit of "Wa," or oneness, with enticing aromas. It offers refined and elegant notes of kumquat and jasmine with Japanese incense. The palate is subtly sweet and floral combined with spiced sandalwood and agarwood. The result is a long and deep finish with undertones of spiced Mizunara wood. Hibiki 21-Year-Old is bottled at 43 percent ABV. It is available globally in select markets. The House of Suntory's centennial Hibiki Japanese Harmony bottle design brings the art of "Monozukuri" craftsmanship to life—it's this same relentless pursuit for quality, ingenuity, and expressiveness that has inspired the design of each of the house's centennial limited editions. The Hibiki Japanese Harmony centennial edition packaging features motifs of snow, moon and flowers representing Japan's changing seasons. The 'Kakehashi' (bridge) depicted on the bottle links Japan and the world to the past, present and future. The water flowing underneath is pure and clear, symbolizing the cleansing of hardships and calamity. The 'Kakehashi' symbolizes the emotional connection of the Japanese people to their country's unique seasonality and its significance in everyday life, fostering an appreciation for time that deeply resonates and inspires Hibiki. Amber in color, this luminous and delicate whisky presents notes of rose, lychee, a hint of rosemary, mature woodiness and sandalwood on the nose. On the palate, it offers aromas of honey-like sweetness, candied orange peel and white chocolate. The finish is both subtle and tender with a hint of Mizunara. Hibiki Japanese Harmony is bottled at 43 percent ABV. It is available globally in select markets. Earlier this year, the House unveiled its centennial edition Yamazaki 18-Year-Old Mizunara and Hakushu 18-Year-Old Peated Malt whiskies. Limited 100th anniversary labels of the flagship Yamazaki 12-Year-Old and Hakushu 12-Year-Old were also released for the centennial. All four are available in select markets around the world. The House of Suntory invites fans to join its new global membership program, offering exclusive benefits such as early access to new releases, priority invitations to consumer experiences*, distillery news, cultural insights and more. To sign up and learn more about the House of Suntory, please visit us online here.  For more information on the new limited-edition whiskies, please visit us online here for Hibiki 21-Year-Old and here for Hibiki Japanese Harmony. *Limited number of invitations in key cities.  About The House of SuntorySince 1923, Suntory has been renowned as a pioneer of Japanese Whisky for its House of Master Blenders and for their Art of Blending. Founder Shinjiro Torii built Japan's first malt whisky distillery in Yamazaki, and the Suntory legacy continued with Torii's son and Suntory's second Master Blender, Keizo Saji, who continued to establish distilleries including the Hakushu Distillery. As the generations of Suntory's master blenders carry on, Suntory Whisky remains committed to heritage and innovation. The House of Suntory has been named four-time Distiller of the Year at the International Spirits Challenge in London, UK (2010, 2012, 2013, 2014). Suntory Whiskies are subtle, refined and complex. The portfolio includes Yamazaki, Hakushu, Chita, Kakubin, Hibiki, Suntory Whisky Toki and Ao. The House of Suntory portfolio also offers Roku Japanese Gin and Haku Japanese Vodka. Created from Japanese ingredients by the master artisans at the House of Suntory, Roku Gin and Haku Vodka represent the nature and spirit of Japan. This year, Suntory Whisky celebrates one hundred years of whisky innovation—a major milestone not only for the brand's history, but for Japanese spirits culture as a whole. To mark this anniversary, the House of Suntory will be rolling out its centennial campaign throughout 2023.  About Beam SuntoryAs a world leader in premium spirits, Beam Suntory inspires the brilliance of life by delivering great consumer experiences through its world-class portfolio of brands.  Known for its craftsmanship of premium whiskies, including Jim Beam®, Maker's Mark®, Basil Hayden® and Knob Creek® bourbons; Japanese whiskies, including Yamazaki®, Hakushu®, Hibiki® and Toki®; and leading Scotch brands including Teacher's, Laphroaig® and Bowmore®, Beam Suntory also produces leading brands such as Courvoisier® cognac, Tres Generaciones®, El Tesoro® and Hornitos® tequila, Roku and Sipsmith® gin, Canadian Club® whisky, and is a world leader in ready-to-drink cocktails, with brands like -196 and On The Rocks™ Premium Cocktails.  A global company with approximately 6,000 employees in more than 30 countries, one of Beam Suntory's core values is Growing for Good and through its Proof Positive sustainability strategy, the company has committed to ambitious goals and investments to promote environmental sustainability in its operations, ensure the company has a positive impact on the communities where employees live and work, and programs to inform consumers as they make choices about drinking. Headquartered in New York City, Beam Suntory is a subsidiary of Suntory Holdings Limited of Japan. For more information on Beam Suntory, its brands, and its commitment to social responsibility, please visit 
www.beamsuntory.com and www.drinksmart.com.  Enjoy Responsibly.Suntory Whisky Single Malt & Blended Japanese Whisky, 43-48% Alc./Vol. ©2023 Beam Suntory Import Co., Chicago, IL Photo – https://mma.prnewswire.com/media/2210028/Beam_Suntory_Hibiki_Japanese_Harmony_and_Hibiki_21_Year_Old_Limited_Edition.jpg
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