About iGuidez

Instant access to information on points of interest.

  • ‘Number 2 behind Google in the search engine ranks is YouTube. This means that more people are using videos to search for information rather than a web page’.

We couldn’t agree more which is why our goal at iGuidez.com is to show you how this is possible by producing simple, short and informative travel video guides.

 

iGuidez in the Italian press:

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Naked Bologna Correspondents

Michael – has lived in Bologna since the city walls were erected. Knows every rock and corner of this city but can usually be found in the Irish quarters of Bologna!

Loredana – born into an Italian family in Switzerland, I have always had a soft spot for Italy. I moved to Bologna six months ago and am loving this city more and more every day. Travelling and exploring is a lifestyle for me and I can’t wait to unravel the many stories hidden in the streets and buildings of Bologna and Rome.

Naked Florence Correspondents

Milos – free lance video journalist and media producer. I moved from Serbia to Florence a year ago to upgrade my knowledge about media, but also to explore this incredible city, region and country. The streets of Florence (but not only of Florence) will be the second University I’ll be graduated from. One day I will have my own vineyard…and a house on an island.

Isadora

 

 

 

 

Isadora – hyperactive, multitasking and multilingual individual. She loves Italian food and Italian folk music, but hates the Italian conception of time and bureaocracy. She grew up in Florence, but is becoming Istanbulian. Writer, thinker and wanderer.

Naked Venice Correspondent

Bruce – is a passionate connoisseur of Italian culture, and has lived most of his life in Venice, where he has taught Screenwriting and English at the University. An avid explorer by nature, his travels across 5 continents brought him to Zanzibar, where he used to welcome guests to his tiny Indian Ocean resort, and the game parks of East Africa.