ROME -- When we talk about Iftar, we are referring to the evening meal with which the daily fast is broken during the month of Ramadan. Iftar is also a time of sharing, with relatives and friends gathering to break the fast just after sunset.

 Therefore, responding to an international, demanding and extremely mobile clientele, this year, the Bulgari Hotel of Rome, has planned an Iftar with an accurate attention to every detail available to those of its customers who observe the fast of the month of Ramadan.

 And it became clear to the promoters of this laudable initiative, primarily the General Manager Vincenzo Falcone, Sales Manager Elena Bruno, both supported by Imen Mekkid, that for an Arab traveler, visiting Rome during the Ramadan, this period can be a wonderful opportunity to get to know the Italian capital, while still being able to maintain culinary habits and customs and observing rites foreseen by one's religious calendar.

 Moreover, in recent years, starred hotels in the main capitals of the world, from Paris to London, passing through New York, have inaugurated planning varied Iftars, for the benefit of customers observing the fasting month. And the customers seem to appreciate and thank them, hailing the effort made by renowned chefs to satisfy their expectations.

 The Hotel Bulgari in Rome is also oriented in this way, towards proposing for the next few years a mix that will please everyone.

 A careful attention for those observing Ramadan combined with a cultural offer that can enchant this kind of tourist, given the exceptional Roman location, Augusto Emperor square, and the nearness of the most famous archaeological sites of the Eternal City.

 It is an offer that will certainly satisfy the tourist coming from the Arab world, who will feel part of a magical stay, which reconciles authenticity and spirituality and which will project them into the Rome of the present, inclusive and hospitable.