Superbike Imola
01/04/2012 | Imola - Imola
Communications
Telephone: Country code: 39 (followed by 6 for Rome, 2 for Milan, 11 for Turin, 81 for Naples, 41 for Venice and 55 for Florence). Telephone kiosks only accept phonecards, which can be purchased at post offices, tobacconists and certain newsagents.
Mobile Telephone: Roaming agreements exist with most international mobile phone companies. Coverage is good.
Internet: Public access is available in Internet Corner Kiosks operated by Telecom Italia. Kiosks have been installed at airports, major hotels and in other public places. There are also Internet cafes in all main towns.
Media: Italy’s newspapers are strongly regionalised, with many papers produced in Milan. The press is free but ties with politics can be strong – notably in broadcast media. RAI, the public broadcaster, has been subject to political influence and the vast Mediaset media empire is controlled by former premier Silvio Berlusconi.
Post: The Italian postal system tends to be subject to delays. Letters between Italy and other European countries usually take seven to 10 days to arrive. Stamps are sold in post offices and tobacconists.
Post office hours: Mon-Fri 0830-1400, Sat 0815-1200. Central offices are open until 1700 during the week.
Press: • Among the most important Italian dailies are CorrieredellaSera (Milan), IlMessaggero (Rome), LaRepubblica (Rome) and LaStampa (Turin).
• IlSole24Ore is the daily financial publication.
• TheInformer is a useful English-language online guide for expatriates living in Italy.
• The main towns publish a weekly booklet with entertainment programmes, sports events, restaurants, nightclubs, etc.
• There are several English-language publications: monthly magazines EnigmaRoma (Rome), Grapevine (on the Luca area) and HelloMilano (Milan), as well as WantedInRome, published twice-monthly.
Radio: • RAI is the public broadcaster. Its stations include Radio1, Radio2, Radio3 and GRParlamento.
• Commercial stations include Radio24, Radio101 and RadioItalia.
Telephone: Country code: 39 (followed by 6 for Rome, 2 for Milan, 11 for Turin, 81 for Naples, 41 for Venice and 55 for Florence). Telephone kiosks only accept phonecards, which can be purchased at post offices, tobacconists and certain newsagents.
Mobile Telephone: Roaming agreements exist with most international mobile phone companies. Coverage is good.
Internet: Public access is available in Internet Corner Kiosks operated by Telecom Italia. Kiosks have been installed at airports, major hotels and in other public places. There are also Internet cafes in all main towns.
Media: Italy’s newspapers are strongly regionalised, with many papers produced in Milan. The press is free but ties with politics can be strong – notably in broadcast media. RAI, the public broadcaster, has been subject to political influence and the vast Mediaset media empire is controlled by former premier Silvio Berlusconi.
Post: The Italian postal system tends to be subject to delays. Letters between Italy and other European countries usually take seven to 10 days to arrive. Stamps are sold in post offices and tobacconists.
Post office hours: Mon-Fri 0830-1400, Sat 0815-1200. Central offices are open until 1700 during the week.
Press: • Among the most important Italian dailies are CorrieredellaSera (Milan), IlMessaggero (Rome), LaRepubblica (Rome) and LaStampa (Turin).
• IlSole24Ore is the daily financial publication.
• TheInformer is a useful English-language online guide for expatriates living in Italy.
• The main towns publish a weekly booklet with entertainment programmes, sports events, restaurants, nightclubs, etc.
• There are several English-language publications: monthly magazines EnigmaRoma (Rome), Grapevine (on the Luca area) and HelloMilano (Milan), as well as WantedInRome, published twice-monthly.
Radio: • RAI is the public broadcaster. Its stations include Radio1, Radio2, Radio3 and GRParlamento.
• Commercial stations include Radio24, Radio101 and RadioItalia.
Gastos de envío
Las entradas se envían aseguradas por UPS Express| Unión Europea | € 15,00 |
| Europa no UE | € 21,00 |
| EEUU y Canadá | € 21,00 |
| Resto del Mundos | € 31,00 |
