VOICED : Italy's Slow City goes global with mellow

The video explores Orvieto, Italy, a key player in the International Slow City Movement, which promotes a slower pace of life to enhance quality. Despite economic challenges, local businesses favor artisan quality over mass production. Orvieto has implemented policies like banning cars in the center to maintain its tranquil environment. The movement, founded in 1999, has expanded to 28 countries, advocating for traditional values and serving as a counter to negative globalization. It aims to extend its influence to larger cities, using Orvieto as a model.

What are the main goals of the International Slow City Movement?

How has the economic crisis affected the business in Orvieto?

What measures has Orvieto taken to promote a slower pace of life?

In what ways does the town of Orvieto support traditional artisans?

What is the significance of Orvieto as a template for future expansions of the Slow City Movement?