ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 12月6日 23時45分

“We don’t want tourists,” said Mayor Raffaello De Ruggieri. Tourism, he explained, will deplete a city of its soul — and this city has a prehistoric soul. Ruggieri was referring to #Matera, an ancient city of about 60,000 people, perched on top of #Italy’s high heel. In 2019, Matera — the jewel of the southern Italian region of #Basilicata — will be anointed the European Capital of Culture. All year long, there will be festivals and exhibitions. Thousands upon thousands of, well, tourists will descend on the city. But as Danielle Pergament explored Matera for @nytimestravel, she found many locals are reluctant to welcome tourists. That’s why Salvatore Adduce, president of the Matera Basilicata 2019 Foundation, wants to change the way people visit the town. “For the exhibitions next year, Matera will sell passes — 19 euros, good for one year. The visitors will be temporary cultural inhabitants, and they will be asked to leave a personal item behind. At the end of the year, these items will become their own exhibition.” @sw_photo took this photo of Matera. Visit the link in our profile to read more.

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