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Pax newsletter explores sustainable tourism and job creation in Venice and Naples

publication · 2026-06-10

The upcoming issue of Pax, a biweekly newsletter by Artribune, focuses on sustainable tourism as a driver of employment. Tiziana Lippiello, rector of Ca' Foscari University in Venice, discusses overtourism and the city's potential as a model for sustainable practices. In Naples, the MUDD – Museo Diocesano Diffuso project, supported by Fondazione Napoli C'entro, is creating jobs for young people. The newsletter also covers regeneration of internal areas through public art, small museums off the beaten path, and the rise of solo female travel. Additional features include a treasure hunt promoting tourism in Finland, extraordinary openings of Queen Elizabeth II's apartments at Holyroodhouse Palace in Edinburgh, initiatives valorizing archaeological sites in Italy and Europe, and AI in tourism promotion. Pax is curated by Livia Montagnoli and Luisa Taliento, published every other Friday, and available for free subscription.

Key facts

  • Pax newsletter issue arrives Friday, June 12, 2026.
  • Tiziana Lippiello, rector of Ca' Foscari University, is interviewed about overtourism in Venice.
  • MUDD – Museo Diocesano Diffuso in Naples creates jobs via Fondazione Napoli C'entro.
  • Newsletter covers regeneration of internal areas through public art.
  • Features small museums outside major tourist destinations.
  • Includes analysis of solo female travel market segment.
  • Highlights Finland treasure hunt and Holyroodhouse Palace openings.
  • Discusses AI in tourism promotion.

Entities

Institutions

  • Artribune
  • Ca' Foscari University
  • MUDD – Museo Diocesano Diffuso
  • Fondazione Napoli C'entro
  • Holyroodhouse Palace

Locations

  • Venice
  • Italy
  • Naples
  • Finland
  • Edinburgh
  • United Kingdom
  • Europe

Sources