Travel between Italy and Texas just got easier. Beginning May 1, ITA Airways will launch new nonstop flights from Rome (Fiumicino) to Houston, making it simpler than ever for Americans to experience Italy beyond a short vacation.
Houston now joins major U.S. gateways like New York, Chicago, and Los Angeles, with three weekly flights in May and five weekly flights from June through October. Whether you’re drawn by Italy’s landscapes, culture, or lifestyle, this new route removes a major barrier to travel. Read the full ITA announcement here.
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🇮🇹 From Visiting Italy to Living There
Expanded air routes are part of a broader trend making international relocation more achievable. With improved connectivity and streamlined travel options, Italy has never been more accessible for Americans considering long-term stays, second homes, or permanent relocation.
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As more direct flights connect the U.S. to Italy, opportunities to explore, invest, and relocate are only growing. Sometimes, all it takes is one easy flight to change the direction of your life.
