Lauren moved to Rome to heal burnout. Did it work?

Although Lauren's move to Italy seems, at first sight, to have been an impulse decision, she had actually been thinking about it since her first-ever visit to Italy as a student.
She took advantage of her Italian ancestry to acquire Italian citizenship ( I learned from Lauren, that you have the right to do so if your GREAT grandparents were Italian) and has since set up her own company, creating customized itineraries for tourists sustainably and ethically.

An amazing girl, listen to what she has to say.

And, stay till the end (yes, this is a long video!) as through Lauren's special contacts we get a private look at a Roman wine cellar made from amphoras in Monte dei Cocci in Testaccio, which belongs to the 'Checchino dal 1887 ' restaurant.

Special thanks are due to Simone at 'Checchino dal 1887' for the impromptu visit to his amazing wine cellar. And if you are wondering who Lauren's friend is that she bumped into, her name is Sabrina Quartieri and she is a Travel Editor and Blogger: https://iviaggidibibi.it
or Instagram @sabrinaquartieri6934
My most special thanks to the lovely Lauren Caramico of https://www.davveroitaly.com If you ever need a personalized itinerary of Italy, she is the girl!

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