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Dolcevita.no is…
…a unique guide to Italy made by Norwegian journalists living from time to time in Italy.
Dolcevita.no brings articles, stories, travel tips and experiences mainly from less known places, seen through our eyes.
Many of our stories have first been published in Norwegian magazines or papers – all since Dolcevita.no went online in 1999.
Dolcevita.no is not…
…a travel agency nor a tour operator. We are journalists who love telling about this fantastic country through text, photo and video. Please se «Who we are».
…eventually you can send an email to post(and)dolcevita.no
Or just call us
- in Norway: (0047) 99015229
ADVERTISE on Dolcevita.no
Our readers look for good travel offers in Italy. Here you can show them what you have.
They look for places to live, go on excursions, nice experiences, courses, fun for the children – even places to have weddings or to buy apartments og an Italian coffee machines.
We give you the direct link to Italy-focused Scandinavians.
Show off – all over Dolcevita.no
- Have your banner on pages for all parts of Italy, in the kitchen part, the blog and our travelers’ forum.
- Advertise one week, a month or more.
- Update your ad when you like. No extra charge.
- Statistics for views and clicks.
- Maximum 5 ads per slot.
- Upload your own banner or let us design it at a reasonable price.
WHO we are
 Anita Salamonsen |
 Kjetil Grude Flekkøy |
Anita Salamonsen
Editor and CEO in In2it media, a web site and video production company founded by us in 1999.
Kjetil Grude Flekkøy
Journalist, video producer, webmaster. With the incredible assistance from good helpers we have written, photographed, edited, designed and constructed all the contents of Dolcevita.no, including the technical stuff.
Nice to know
When do the Scandinavians go on holiday? When do they order holiday travels?
If you’d like to take advantage of the Scandinavian market, there are a few things you ought to know. Since the Scandinavian holidays don’t match the Italian ones, people from the North might come to visit you at unexpected times.
- First: The holidays in Scandinavia – Norway, Sweden and Denmark – mainly follow the school calendar:
- In summer, school ends about the 20th of June and starts up again in mid August.
- There’s an one week autumn leave/ holiday. Different regions take the leave some time from late September to mid Octobre.
- Christmas holiday is from about the 20th of Decembre to 2/ 3rd og January.
- There’s a winther holiday for one week in late February/ early March.
- Easter holiday lasts for 10-12 days from the weekend of Palm Sunday until Tuesday after Easter.
- Even in May there’s a week where many people leave, because the are many single holidays.
- Scandinavians have at least 4 weeks of holiday, some 5 or 6. Teachers follow all holidays of the school calendar (but work a lot the rest of the year).
- Scandinavians MAY go on holiday on any time they choose. So even if the school calendar is important, most people can choose when to take the weeks they want.
Planning their holiday
- Many people PLAN their holiday travels early. For the summer, even Christmas is «high season» when comes to ordering. Late autumn is low season. Those who want to go abroad eg. for Christmas, normally order their trip in early autumn.
- Anyway, in all winter, spring and summer it is very important to be visible if you want to catch as many Scandinavians as possible.
And for all these rules, there of course are exceptions…
