ONE of Italy’s most upmarket coastal resorts has banned the opening of kebab shops, Chinese takeaways, Indian restaurants and other sellers of ”ethnic food”. Forte dei Marmi, a leafy beachfront retreat for politicians, artists and writers on the northern Tuscan coast, has rebutted accusations that the prohibition is xenophobic and small-minded.
ONE of Italy’s most upmarket coastal resorts has banned the opening of kebab shops, Chinese takeaways, Indian restaurants and other sellers of ”ethnic food”. Forte dei Marmi, a leafy beachfront retreat for politicians, artists and writers on the northern Tuscan coast, has rebutted accusations that the prohibition is xenophobic and small-minded.
