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Perillo Adds Two New “City Pair” Tours

by Sarah Milner  July 18, 2025
Italy, Perillo Tours

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Perillo Tours has debuted its 2026 Italy portfolio, unveiling two new itineraries: Gems of Italy and La Dolce Vita.

The new itineraries are “city pair” tours, meaning they focus on just two Italian cities. Guests stay multiple nights at the same hotel, which allows for less unpacking and more regional exploration.

Both nine-day itineraries feature day trips around the region, with immersive cultural experiences and guided sightseeing. Gems of Italy focuses on Genoa and Florence, while La Dolce Vita pairs Rome and Sorrento. Departures run from April to October, 2026.

“This style of itinerary is something we’ve found our guests really value,” said Perillo Tours owner Steve Perillo. “By anchoring the itinerary in just two Italian cities, our guests can settle in and explore each destination, and its surrounding region, in more depth.”  

Perillo Tours also offers two additional “city pair” tour in 2026:

  • The nine-day Rome & Amalfi Coast, with group sizes up to 30 guests and departures from March to November, 2026
  • The nine-day Taste of Sicily: Taormina and Palermo, with departures from April to October, 2026.

Perillo Tours is a family-owned tour operator with 80 years’ experience providing Italy vacations for U.S. travelers. The company will offer 13 itineraries to Italy in 2026, in addition to its growing portfolio of fully escorted tours to Greece, Spain, Portugal, and Hawaii.

  
  
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