Ferrari Cavalcade 2013, a tour of Tuscany

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Ferrari Cavalcade 2013, a tour of TuscanyAt the end of last June Florence hosted the second edition of the Ferrari Cavalcade, a spectacular event which brings together some of the Prancing Horse’s most dedicated client- collectors and their cars.

The 90 participating client-collectors, around 90 stunning Ferraris wound their way along the uniquely fascinating highways and byways of the beautiful region of Tuscany on a tour as exhilarating to spectators as to their drivers.

The participants, the Ferrari’s most important clients, could see some of the most beautiful landscapes in Tuscany, combined with an exclusive food/wine and cultural experiences under the sign of Italian excellence.

Cars gathered everyday of the Cavalcade in Ognissanti square, one of the most beautiful squares of the city along the Arno river and left for a special itinerary of the Tuscan countryside, from Bolgheri to Chianti and to the famous Autodromo of Mugello for a special race.

The last day of the Cavalcada 2013 ended with another surprise for the participants: a gala dinner on one of the great iconic symbols not only of Florence but of Italian art itself: the world-famous Ponte Vecchio.

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Author: Vassilis

Vassilis is the founder and Executive Editor of XeniosWorld, Greece's leading English-language travel trade media since 1997. With 30+ years in media and hospitality, he's worked with over 200 luxury hotels and resorts across Greece. A marketing graduate with postgraduate studies, Vasileios specializes in hotel digital marketing, direct booking strategies, and tourism industry innovation. His insights reach 45,000+ hospitality professionals globally. Based in the UK and Greece, he's passionate about helping hotels leverage technology and data-driven strategies to increase revenue and reduce OTA dependency.