How many nights does a first Italy trip need?

Six nights covers Rome, Florence and Venice with two nights in each. The Italy itineraries here run 6–9 nights, and the longer ones add Tuscany day tours, Lake Como or the Dolomites.

How do clients reach their hotel in Venice?

By water taxi. Venice has no cars, so a water taxi takes your client and their bags from the station to the hotel, and a water taxi and car cover the trip to Venice Airport.

Can an Italy trip include the Dolomites?

Yes. One trip here spends three nights in Cortina d'Ampezzo, reached by train to Bolzano and a private transfer, and another visits the Dolomites and Lake Braies on a day tour from Venice.

Italy itineraries for travel agents

3 itineraries · 3 built by travel agents · Southern Europe · Updated Nov 2026

YourTripTeam's Italy itineraries for travel agents run 6–9 nights and take in Rome, Florence, Venice, Milan, the Dolomites and Lake Como. Build your client's Italy tour package in 4–5 minutes.

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An Italy trip on YourTripTeam can include hotels, tours and tickets, private transfers, private guides and trains. Every line carries a live, bookable price, with availability checked for your client's actual dates. Flights are not included.

Planning notes for Italy

How do Italy trips usually run?
Rome, Florence and Venice is the classic first trip, with two nights in each city. Longer trips add Tuscany day tours from Florence, Lake Como or a few nights in the Dolomites.
How do your clients get around Italy?
High-speed trains link the cities: Rome to Florence takes under two hours, and Florence to Venice about two. In Venice a water taxi takes your client and their bags to the hotel. For the Dolomites, the train runs to Bolzano and a private transfer covers the climb into the mountains.
When should your clients go to Italy?
July and August are the busiest and hottest months in the cities; April to June and September to October are milder. The Uffizi closes on Mondays and the Vatican Museums on most Sundays, so plan those days around them. Dolomites walks suit late June to mid-September, when most mountain lifts run.