Europe

HVS Strengthens Its Foothold in Europe and the Middle East with a New Expansion. Chairman Steve Mendel: "Excited to operate in this thriving market"

Vignette Collection of the international hotel chain continues to expand rapidly and conquer the field of luxury and lifestyle hotels in Europe. Now, the brand announces the expected opening of its first hotel in France, a significant move that strengthens its presence on the continent, alongside the 12th luxury hotel of the IHG chain

easyJet relaunches the direct route between Berlin and Liverpool. The route joins a series of announcements about new routes from the international BER airport to destinations in Morocco, France, Egypt, and more

The Crown Hotel in Bulgaria’s capital offers the ultimate luxury experience, featuring elegant rooms, a world-class spa, gourmet dining, and top-tier amenities in a prime destination

On the seventh floor of a luxury resort in Cyprus is a unique restaurant that hosts Michelin star chefs every month for a sensory and flavorful meal. All you need to do is catch a very short flight and enjoy

Winter changes the destinations Israelis travel to, with the UAE led by Dubai and Abu Dhabi topping the list, yet Greece and Cyprus still maintain a high position, and the Eastern European country that made it into the top ten

Alden Splügenschloss Zürich joins the luxury brand Leonardo Limited Edition and reopens its doors. "This is a unique historic hotel that adds a five-star international level hotel to our brand," says Yoram Biton, CEO of Leonardo Europe

FLYYO enters Israel with charter flights starting in March, connecting Tel Aviv to top European destinations in partnership with leading Israeli tourism companies

The prestigious conference, where Passport Group serves as a key media partner, will focus on green technologies, enhancing passenger experiences, innovation, and the advancement of the aviation sector, with the participation of top European companies

Germany’s largest airport is upgrading to walk-through magnetometers, eliminating the need for passenger stops. How do they work, and what do they look like?