Tourism

Abu Dhabi launches Euroleague Basketball SuperCup, reuniting Olympiacos, Fenerbahce, Real Madrid and Dubai on September 18-19 at the Etihad Arena on Bays Island

From party boats and hidden Tube stations to Fairgame, Lift 109 and dining in the dark, discover unusual things to do in London this September

Looking for September sunshine? These five European destinations still offer warm weather, beaches and better-value holidays after the summer rush

Greek tourism continues to break records. Revenues jumped 14.8% in the first half of 2026, with €8.8 billion coming into the country between January and June

Krappfen, a traditional Austrian doughnut-like pastry, has turned the Friedrich August mountain refuge in the Dolomites into a viral destination, with tourists climbing especially to taste it

Greek Tourism Minister Olga Kefalogianni inaugurated the marina in Agios Nikolaos, which includes new moorings, electricity and renewable energy infrastructure, and accessibility upgrades

Europe captured one-third of global leisure travel spending in 2025, with Southern Europe leading demand as millions head abroad for summer holidays

From coperto to mancia: What extras are allowed in a restaurant, when is a service charge required, and why is it worth double-checking the bill before paying

A prolonged heat wave and drought are leading authorities to increase supervision of water reservoirs and rivers, reduce waste, and coordinate water management across Italy

A major overnight fire in Omiš has left 14 people hospitalized, including 10 in intensive care, as Croatian authorities coordinate the emergency response

July provided another impressive figure for Greek tourism, with 6.9 million passengers at the 14 airports operated by Fraport Greece. Since the start of the year, traffic went up 5.4%

More than 500,000 dahlias will transform Brussels' Grand-Place into a giant Hokusai-inspired artwork during the Flower Carpet from August 13 to 16

More than 15 European countries will observe a major religious holiday on August 15. Find out how it could affect traffic, shops, and attractions

On August 15th, Italy celebrates one of its most special days: cities empty out, local shops and businesses close, beaches fill up, and transportation shifts to liday mode

Harry Potter: The Exhibition is now open at PVA EXPO Prague, offering fans immersive experiences, authentic props and interactive Wizarding World attractions

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

The comprehensive plan of changes promoted by the Italian Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport to the national traffic laws will directly impact foreign tourists

Thailand promoted its culture, cuisine and hospitality to Tomorrowland fans in Belgium at the end of July ahead of the festival’s first Asian edition in December

Bulgaria’s Tourism Minister Dr. Ilin Dimitrov is advancing a new strategy to strengthen air connectivity and tourism growth, with Israel among the key international markets targeted for expanded activity

Forget museums and monuments. One of Italy's most breathtaking attractions is an underground metro station filled with art, light and ancient archaeological treasures