No Crowds or Heatwaves: Summer in Europe's Most Unexpected Destination
A floating lake, colorful villages, waterfalls spilling into the ocean and landscapes that look like they came out of a movie. This is what this small archipelago has to offer
A floating lake, colorful villages, waterfalls spilling into the ocean and landscapes that look like they came out of a movie. This is what this small archipelago has to offer
Scandinavian carrier SAS achieved an 84.32% on-time arrival rate, leading Europe in Cirium's July 2026 punctuality rankings
Hilton is expanding across Ireland with new hotels, brand debuts, including DoubleTree and Home2 Suites openings
Ryanair carried a record 22.2 million passengers in July 2026, up 7% year over year, while maintaining a strong 96% load factor
Travel and tourism generated a record $11.6 trillion for the global economy in 2025 as investment exceeded $1 trillion. Who were the biggest contributors?
Gigantic spas, fairytale castles, Europe's coolest salt mine, vibrant cafés and medieval streets make this one of Europe's best-kept travel secrets
Increase in passenger numbers at Copenhagen Airport: Spain remains the most popular destination, Italy recorded the highest growth rate
Authorities in Italy are issuing a sun warning for large parts of the country. Tourists have been warned not to drink water from the famous fountains
Romanian military carried out controlled explosions on the Danube to secure cooling water for the Cernavodă nuclear plant as severe drought grips the region
Lufthansa Group revenue rose 8% in the second quarter to €11.1 billion, but the surge in jet fuel prices and strike costs led to a sharp drop in operating profit
"An invitation to rethink how Europe moves": Danish Company 21st Europe proposes a massive high-speed rail system that would fix the "disconnected Europe" problem
May 11-13: European leaders, researchers, and industry experts gather in Varna for the ESPA HealthXchange Summit 2026, highlighting the future of health tourism, balneology, and longevity science
Rising jet fuel prices, airline route cuts, and growing concerns about fuel supplies are creating fresh uncertainty for Europe’s busy summer travel season just as tourism demand reaches record highs
Singapore Airlines has announced it will discontinue its current Singapore-Milan-Barcelona service while boosting flights to Manchester, Milan, Munich, and London Gatwick. The airline will also launch new Madrid services via Barcelona in late 2026. "Europe is an important market for Singapore Airlines"
United Airlines has launched new nonstop summer routes from New York/Newark to Split, Croatia, and Bari, Italy, expanding its European network. And that's not all: three other summer services to Spain, Iceland, and Scotland will launch in May
Top airports like Rome Fiumicino and Munich are raising the bar for passenger experience while major gateways such as Heathrow and Amsterdam Schiphol are under growing strain
Dramatic announcement: Japan Airlines and JTA will adjust fuel surcharges for May–June 2026 tickets as jet fuel prices rise, applying a lower zone due to government support measures. How much can you expect to pay? Here's the full rundown
Some 95,000 tickets have already been sold for the Eurovision Song Contest, with 42% of them purchased by an international audience from more than 70 countries around the world
Alaska Airlines has launched its first nonstop flight between Seattle and Rome, marking its official entry into Europe. The seasonal service, operating through October 23, is the only daily direct connection between the two cities and is flown on a Boeing 787-9 featuring the airline’s new international business class Suites
For the first time since 2013: The European Union has approved the establishment of a working group to formulate Montenegro's Accession Treaty, an advanced stage in the process of welcoming the country to the European family. What does this mean for travelers?