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@@MatthewMiller-kw4sb oh, I am sorry, but I don’t live there, I think you could get more information from google. However, I do know that if you are resident you (and you family) are eligible to all national services (education, healthcare etc)

@GiovanniLoFaro-z6w thanks! It’s a beautiful town, I hope I can go back soon to enjoy the tranquility of the place!

Ringrazio vivamente della gentile gradita e graziosa condivisione io sono Solidale cameratesco massiccio caratterialmente e pienamente

@@tamaratapman5438 you mean because of the volcano? Haha yes, but the Etna is a “good volcano” and rarely dangerous for people

La delinquenza è ovunque non solo a Bari

@@ignaziodagostino2815 it really is, I hope I can go back and film more of it

@@pepita7772 thanks!! Follow for more 😜

@@Gennaroandreozzi what do you mean?

@@Aurelian.way.808 semplicemente che Taormina appartiene al comune di Messina e non Catania

@@Gennaroandreozzioh I see, but I never claimed that Taormina is part of Catania. I think you got confused by the tags, where I also wrote Catania (which is shown in the clip). Unfortunately I couldn’t write more city names so I limited it to Catania and Taormina… 😅

@@robertospagnoli2984 it used to be the richest in Europe!! It’s sad to see it is reduced to a shadow of its former self

Yes, S02 was shot in Sicily, specifically in Taormina, Cefalù and Palermo… 😊

@@anamariacresta5023 yea, it definitely is a special place!!

@@mimítefor yes, your is an underrated island! Even Sicilians don’t realize this

@@MelissaPoole-y3m let me guess why 😜

(It’s Taormina) 🤫

@@TheJon2442 what do you mean?

@@Aurelian.way.808 well there were massive protests against Tourism in various areas in Spain!!!! But nothing about the illegal invasion!

@@TheJon2442i was there recently but saw no over tourism like other places (like Spain, Venice). I had the feeling people were happy to have business. But I am just a tourist

@@rshmnz funny you should mention... Normally business that rely on tourism are happy to see tourists... However, that's against the WEF and media narrative...

@@TheJon2442 you are both correct. Most place people are happy with tourists, but in some places there is over tourism that influences negatively the daily life of locals. Siracusa is still ok. But try to go to Amalfi, or Venice… there you have the opposite

@@superFloify never been there, I’ll put it in my list! Thanks

@@BrunoGinoGuala it absolutely is… I hope it will get better the coming years

@@Danishwoman1 absolutely!! I was also positively surprised by Sicily’s natural beauty….!! I hope Sicilians will start to see it as well and make the island even more beautiful

@@Aurelian.way.808 - No, Sicily are magic, ´cause they know, that taking care of their legacy is the best gift, they can give us, who are visiting their magical island. They are quite aware of they have an island, with a big importance to others. As a Dane, livng my childhood in Copenhagen, I can see, what it means, when the past are being neglected by investors without a sense of history and culture. The politicians i Copenhagen plays along, and Copenhagen has totally lost its magic - even TIVOLI, magical to many people has been transformed into something horrible without a sense of its history. That must not happen to Sicily!

@@Danishwoman1 you talk about mass tourism? In that optic most of Sicily is still “organic”. I read the history of Sicily written by Norwich. It recommend it to you, it is a true eye opener! Sicily could be one of the richest regions in Italy (it used to be one of the richest in Europe!!) if they only had competent politicians. The book is truly fascinating and completely changed my view on the island. I will visit it again in September 😃😃