beach holiday in Italy: Resort/Hotel with lots of UK guests, tips?

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hi guys
I live in Italy. I have a DC3 who understands English but does not actively speak it. I'd like to holiday somewhere she can have the chance to meet/interact with children from UK.
I am NOT going to be able to travel to the UK (easiest solution) for some years.

I think probably many hotel/resorts in Italy are oriented towards the UK market. any idea how I could find them?

You could look at travel agency websites in the uk to see which hotels they travel to as a starting point. From personal recommendations, both parco san marco on lake lugana (Italian side) and hotel du lac et du parc at Riva del Garda had a good proportion of guests from the UK (and are both lovely). I think some of the campsites around the south of lake Garda (eg bella Italia) get lots of English guests. Also - lots of resorts in Sardinia pitched at Uk market as well.

There are lots of hotels in Sorrento based at the UK market, look at Tui.

Forte Village in South Sardinia, full of Brits, which is why we avoid it 😂

C'Italia brochure good place to start.

Thanks for your replies!
Will look at TUI and look online for Uk based travel agencies- tour operators
Tried googling C'Italia but found nothing relevant, perhaps there is a typo somewhere

The centre parcs in Tuscany full of Brits.

Magic Life Calabria

It’s called Citalia

I don’t think Brits use it but might be wrong https://www.citalia.com/