By: Valentina Cagnin
This new project connects itself indissolubly with the advertising that we can host in our webspace, leading us to support our business focused in making Venice even more loved and liveable by those who come to visit it.
LiVenice LoVenice starts as an international web platform in which everyday’s Venetian reality, that is often taken for granted, becomes an essenial detail. Thanks to internet, it’s now possible to share every aspect of the “ Venetian World”, in order to make them accessible to everybody.
Our goal is to give birth to an actual website where people can share their opinion and point of view talking about Venice’s Historical City, by involving not only the 56.000 Venetian citizens but also the 30.000.000 who love it and visit it every year.
The whole site is not only limited in tourism function: also the citizens will have their own space where to promote their business and/ or events and every initiative that they want to undertake in the City .
This new project connects itself indissolubly with the advertising that we can host in our webspace, leading us to support our business focused in making Venice even more loved and liveable by those who come to visit it.
Our idea is to add value to the more important places of Venice’s Historical City through a unique brand, which will suggest the quality of artisans, hotels, restaurants, shops, and anyone who wants to join our project, obtaining an official recognition by our website, including a local advertisement. In this way, LiVenice LoVenice is not aiming to be a simple “reviews” onlinesite, but it will be a perfect guideline for everyone who wants to undertake a unique adventure, towards those companies who live and love Venice.
Moreover, live contents, updates, interviews and detailed topics will be added as an important resource of this webspace, increasing the entourage of people who consciously love Venice, which represents a reality unique in the World and a precious corner of Italian History, which we feel we must preserve.
Photographers: Gigi Berengo and Maria Vittoria Salvarani
