Summer Travel

Etihad Airways will operate two daily Airbus A380 services to Paris from July 2026, expanding total flights to three per day on the popular route

EXPLORA III, the new luxury ship of the prestigious cruise brand, will sail starting in August 2026 on special itineraries also in North America, with viewing a rare solar eclipse, extended overnight berths and new destinations

MSC Cruises launches its Northern Europe season with breathtaking fjord voyages through Norway, Iceland and Scandinavia. Here are the itineraries and what to expect on the ship

Discover Corfu: from mesmerizing Venetian-style cobblestone streets and buildings, to breathtaking turquoise bays, and finger-licking Greek food, the Ionian island blends history and seaside beauty into an unforgettable destination

Austrian Airlines and Lufthansa Cargo will be the first to resume operations on the Tel Aviv route in early June, and Lufthansa, SWISS and Eurowings are expected to join later

Aegean Airlines has launched a limited-time offer with discounts of up to 30% on flights in June and July. Travelers can save on selected Aegean Airlines and Olympic Air flights

Qatar Airways will resume flights to Finland and Tokyo's Haneda Airport from July 15, and will subsequently increase the frequency to daily flights as part of its global network expansion for summer 2026

Ready for your annual summer family trip? This time around, make sure to involve the children in your planning, be flexible when choosing itineraries, and learn more about independence and proper screen management. These simple tools are all you need to turn your next family vacation abroad into stress-free quality time

Prague Airport will launch nonstop Riyadh flights via low-cost carrier Flyadeal from June 26, with three weekly services operating through the summer season

The airline is preparing for a large-scale summer season, with record activity of hundreds of thousands of flights and operational upgrades at its main hubs. Alongside the preparations, improvements in service and operations were reported in preparation for the highest demand season in its history