People arriving in Tursi don’t know you’re there.
A car parks below the Rabatana. They’re staying a week, in a rented house.
In the first two days he needs bread, a pharmacy, a gas bottle, the hardware shop because the shutter won’t come down.
There’s everything in town. But what people find depends on what they can see with their phone in hand.

Your work is good, and everyone in town knows it. Outside town, they don’t.
A town tells its story better together
Find just one thing and you stay an hour. Find a whole town and you spend the day, and come back the following year.
The more businesses there are, the more “who’s open now” becomes the first thing people look at when they arrive. And anyone who opens it to look for one thing finds yours too.
Whatever you do, if you’re open, someone is looking for you. And it’s not just people from outside: those who live here also check the opening hours before leaving the house.
GiusyD’errico
GiuseppeVita
AntonellaArenga
GiancarloPipino
SalvatricePipino
GinoTarulli
ElenaZumpano
SinanPrini
GiusyPadula M.
GiovanniD'Alessandro
MartineGreslon-Collins
LuigiLaita
EnzaVirgallito
MaurizioBerardi
Maria PompeiDi Napoli
RobertoDe Riso
FrancescaLa Torraca
DomenicoFrancolino
Maria SundayDe MarcoThree ways to be part of it
You’re there. People find you, call you, know when you’re open.
A page of your own, in several languages, with the right photos and your story. One click from the list and people are with you.
Your offers on the home page, in the newsletter and on social media. Even people who weren’t looking for you see you.
You log in with your password and change your hours, phone and address whenever you like. You don’t have to call anyone and wait for them to remember.
Anyone looking for what you do in Tursi finds your name. It sounds like little, but today people who don’t walk past your door often don’t even know you exist.
Your regular hours, the public holidays you keep your own way, and your holiday closures: enter them once and your page always tells the truth. On the home page there’s the box of who’s open right now: anyone looking at it sees you too.
Phone, address and directions in a single box. One tap and they call you, another and the satnav sets off towards you: people who have to go through three steps give up half the time.
Every month you get an email. In it: how many times you appeared in the listings, how many people opened your page, how many contacted you — calls, WhatsApp and emails, counted separately — and how many scanned the QR code on your sign. Then the month day by day, what time people look for you and where they come from: direct, from myTursi’s listings, from Google, from social media, from the sign. Next to each number is last month’s figure, the average for businesses like yours and the myTursi total, so you can see whether it went better or worse, and compared with what. With the Vetrina plan you also see what language people read you in; with the Piazza plan, how each of your offers did: how many times it came in front of someone and how many opened it.
With Presenza you have your name, your hours and your contact details. With Vetrina the page truly becomes yours: your story, your photos, what you offer — and what you write opens by itself in other languages too: German, English, French, Spanish, Albanian and Romanian. It’s not just summer tourists here: foreigners who don’t speak Italian yet live in the area. If they don’t understand you, they don’t come in.
Your photos, large and well arranged. People who see what your place is like before they arrive are more willing to come in — especially those who aren’t from here and don’t know what to expect behind the door.
Write what you sell or what you do, item by item. Anyone looking for something specific sees straight away that you have it, instead of going round or phoning to find out.
Whoever lands on your page goes wherever you want: your website, Instagram, Facebook, WhatsApp. myTursi brings people to you, then leaves them with you.
An evening, a presentation, a course: you write it from your area and it appears on your page, as well as under “Events”. People looking at you also see what you do, not just when you’re open.
You can have up to 3 online at the same time, on your page and under “All offers”, all year round. You write them yourself, they go online straight away and last up to 30 days.
Every week you can post a new offer: for seven days it joins the rotation on the home page. There’s just one offer there, shown large, and on each visit it’s from a different business — taking turns, so everyone gets a go before anyone gets a second one.
You end up in the email myTursi sends to subscribers: it lands in their inbox, without waiting for them to come looking for you. Each time with a different product, offer or announcement.
Every three months a post about you on myTursi’s channels, already written and designed: you send a photo and a couple of lines, and that’s it.
From your area you get your page’s link, ready for WhatsApp, Instagram, Facebook and Telegram — a different one for each. So you know which one brought people in: the numbers are right there, updated daily, without waiting for the end-of-month report.
In your category you appear above those without Piazza. If there’s more than one Piazza, the order rotates: one month you’re first, the next month they are. Nobody stays at the back for ever.
You’re there. People find you, call you, know when you’re open.
You log in with your password and change your hours, phone and address whenever you like. You don’t have to call anyone and wait for them to remember.
Anyone looking for what you do in Tursi finds your name. It sounds like little, but today people who don’t walk past your door often don’t even know you exist.
Your regular hours, the public holidays you keep your own way, and your holiday closures: enter them once and your page always tells the truth. On the home page there’s the box of who’s open right now: anyone looking at it sees you too.
Phone, address and directions in a single box. One tap and they call you, another and the satnav sets off towards you: people who have to go through three steps give up half the time.
Every month you get an email. In it: how many times you appeared in the listings, how many people opened your page, how many contacted you — calls, WhatsApp and emails, counted separately — and how many scanned the QR code on your sign. Then the month day by day, what time people look for you and where they come from: direct, from myTursi’s listings, from Google, from social media, from the sign. Next to each number is last month’s figure, the average for businesses like yours and the myTursi total, so you can see whether it went better or worse, and compared with what. With the Vetrina plan you also see what language people read you in; with the Piazza plan, how each of your offers did: how many times it came in front of someone and how many opened it.
A page of your own, in several languages, with the right photos and your story. One click from the list and people are with you.
With Presenza you have your name, your hours and your contact details. With Vetrina the page truly becomes yours: your story, your photos, what you offer — and what you write opens by itself in other languages too: German, English, French, Spanish, Albanian and Romanian. It’s not just summer tourists here: foreigners who don’t speak Italian yet live in the area. If they don’t understand you, they don’t come in.
Your photos, large and well arranged. People who see what your place is like before they arrive are more willing to come in — especially those who aren’t from here and don’t know what to expect behind the door.
Write what you sell or what you do, item by item. Anyone looking for something specific sees straight away that you have it, instead of going round or phoning to find out.
Whoever lands on your page goes wherever you want: your website, Instagram, Facebook, WhatsApp. myTursi brings people to you, then leaves them with you.
An evening, a presentation, a course: you write it from your area and it appears on your page, as well as under “Events”. People looking at you also see what you do, not just when you’re open.
Your offers on the home page, in the newsletter and on social media. Even people who weren’t looking for you see you.
You can have up to 3 online at the same time, on your page and under “All offers”, all year round. You write them yourself, they go online straight away and last up to 30 days.
Every week you can post a new offer: for seven days it joins the rotation on the home page. There’s just one offer there, shown large, and on each visit it’s from a different business — taking turns, so everyone gets a go before anyone gets a second one.
You end up in the email myTursi sends to subscribers: it lands in their inbox, without waiting for them to come looking for you. Each time with a different product, offer or announcement.
Every three months a post about you on myTursi’s channels, already written and designed: you send a photo and a couple of lines, and that’s it.
From your area you get your page’s link, ready for WhatsApp, Instagram, Facebook and Telegram — a different one for each. So you know which one brought people in: the numbers are right there, updated daily, without waiting for the end-of-month report.
In your category you appear above those without Piazza. If there’s more than one Piazza, the order rotates: one month you’re first, the next month they are. Nobody stays at the back for ever.
There’s no deadline to sign up: the sooner you join, the more time you have.
Until 31 January 2027 you pay nothing: no payment, no card, nothing to cancel. From the next day your page drops back to Presenza, free, and there is nothing to cancel.
Founding partners
A founding partner is someone who’s there from the start: when myTursi is still a promise and not yet a habit. You become a founder only once, and then you stay one — the seal on your page doesn’t expire, and no one can take it away from you.
From 1 February, find out how you can become a founding partner.
What’s in it for you
People find you while they’re deciding
People looking for somewhere to go right now check first who’s open. If you are, you’re among the first names they read — and it’s not just visitors: people who live here also check the opening hours before leaving the house.
No website, nothing to learn
You don’t need to build a website or become good with computers. You enter your opening hours once and change them from your phone in ten seconds.
Every month you see whether it worked
You find out how many times you appeared in the listings, how many times your page was opened and how many times people tapped to call or message you. So you don’t have to take anyone’s word for it.

Still have questions?
About a plan, timing or what’s needed from you. Write or call me — I can also drop by.

