Turin’s Museo Egizio is the world’s oldest Egyptian museum and the world’s second largest with 6,500 objects on display and a massive 26,000 objects in storage. After five years of extensive (and expensive) renovations, the museum finally fully reopened on April 1.
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The Turin and Langhe-Roero areas in Piedmont were the focus of ENIT’s latest event on July 17. The outreach to the American tourism sector operators presented the audience with information on Piedmont’s capital city, Turin, a full-fledged European metropolis after the 2006 Winter Olympic Games, and on the Langhe-Roero hills with their 1,000 wine cellars. Along with representatives from Piedmont’s institutions, world record quick-change artist Arturo Brachetti, a native from Turin, was present at the event as a cultural ambassador for his region and city.