European Cities

Vineyards painted in autumn colors, small towns, lakes, forests, hot springs and local food: the perfect fall trip away from the beaten track

Three days of Italian chocolate, pralines and sweet treats await you starting tomorrow, just a few steps from the Vatican

Montenegro will require visas for citizens of Russia, Turkey, China, Belarus, and Saudi Arabia starting November 1, as part of adjusting its entry policy to the European Union

Naples Airport will be closed from November 1 to 30 for runway renovations. Some flights will be diverted to Salerno, where routes to 15 destinations will operate

IHG, the parent company of InterContinental, Holiday Inn and Crowne Plaza, announced the first entry of its lifestyle brand Ruby into Asia

A new EUROCONTROL report reveals that jet fuel prices in Europe have reached a new record high since the start of the Middle East crisis

An international day of protest is expected to cause disruptions at major European ports tomorrow. In Italy, protest actions will take place at nine ports, from Genoa to Bari

Christine Lagarde will step down as European Central Bank president on February 7, 2027, nine months before her term was due to end

Lufthansa and Fraport are testing a redesigned departure gate in Frankfurt with interactive displays, mobile staff assistance and flexible workspaces for passengers

The UK government and engine giant Rolls-Royce have announced a £2.5 billion strategic plan to develop the next generation of aircraft engines

New Eurostat data reveals the tourism habits of EU residents: 1.2 billion trips were recorded in 2025, but only 8% of them were to destinations outside the EU

Virgin Group, which operates aircraft and cruise ships, reveals it will enter the high-speed rail market via the English Channel from 2030

Europe is on target: A recent European Commission report shows progress on collection targets and paints a picture of consumption, recycling, and steps to reduce use. These are the leading countries, and those that still have a long way to go

10 RON per night (around 2 euros) for every tourist starting January 1, 2026: Bucharest joins European cities imposing accommodation taxes, with the collection done through hotels and apartments to invest directly in urban tourism

Christmas Eve: Twinkling lights, decorated trees, hot wine, ginger cookies, and roasted chestnuts. Explore the most enchanting Christmas markets in four beloved European port cities this holiday season