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Lucia, as she was known then, had a grand time during her latest trip to Firenze, hanging out at her old favorite restaurant Il Latini , discovering a new one,  I Capaccino , which opened after she moved away, and catching up with old friends like Laura Gori, president mta los angeles of Scuola del Cuoio (The Leather School) and hotelier Riccardo Zucconi.
mta los angeles There s no reason mta los angeles for you to leave your furry friend behind when you travel to a pet-friendly destination like Florence because taking a dog or other companion animal to Italy is so easy. Italy pet entry regulations state there is no quarantine, helping to make Italy very pet-friendly. Dogs are welcome at many hotels mta los angeles (a couple of exceptions are the non-pet-friendly Hotel de Russie in Rome and Grand Quisisana on Capri) mta los angeles and even some restaurants. For pet-friendly hotels, in addition mta los angeles to the charming Palazzo dal Borgo, we like the Cavalieri in Rome, J.K. Place and Four Seasons in Florence,  Il San Pietro in Positano, Casa Morgano on Capri, Villa d Este in Lake Como and the Bulgari Hotel and Hotel Principe mta los angeles Di Savoia in Milan. And despite Italy s economic woes and political confusion, the boot-shaped country remains a wonderful place to visit due to its rich history and culture, fashion, mta los angeles incredible food and wine and warm people who love visitors and i cani  (dogs).
See our  Italy pet entry regulations  to find out what is necessary to take a dog, cat or other animal to Italy. The Jet Set Pets provides pet entrance regulation s for thirty popular countries in North America, Asia, Africa, Europe, Australia, the South Pacific, Bermuda, Caribbean, Middle mta los angeles East, Central America and South America.
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What s Happening Lucy, a 12-year-young longhair Chihuahua, prepared for a first-class flight back home to San Francisco by first making a pit stop at the Bone Yard at Terminal 4. A world-class traveler, she needed very little coaxing by her parent, Kelly E. Carter, to stroll into the pet park and do her business. If Continue Reading
The Jet Set Pets Founder/President and pet travel expert Kelly E. Carter answers questions about pet travel from people like you who travel with their pets or are thinking about it. Have a question for Kelly? Send your questions PawNationTravel@aol.com
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