Israel Surprises Cyprus with 28.4% Tourist Surge: Nearly Every Fourth Tourist from Israel
Israeli Tourist Boom in Cyprus
Israeli Tourist Boom in Cyprus
Hilton will open its first Outset Collection hotel in EMEA with Casa Verbena Madrid, a 45-room property in central Madrid expected to open later this year
€50 million will be channeled into small towns across the country to strengthen education, family and leisure services and encourage young families to choose life outside the big cities
Amadeus data shows a surge in demand for flights and hotels in the Spanish capital, which will host the Spanish Grand Prix and Shakira's performances in September
The weather is perfect, the country certainly needs the money, and the infrastructure is starting to adapt, so can the number one country for many tourists become a destination beyond summer?
The plan includes upgrading stations and routes, investing millions of euros in technology, and improving connections to airports, train stations, and tourist sites
Saudi company Qiddiya plans to build a huge complex in Cergy-Pontoise with up to three major entertainment centers, hotels, attractions, culture and sports
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
More than 70 international travel journalists, including a PassportNews correspondent, participated in the German Tourist Board's Branding Summit in Frankfurt
The Hellenic Tourism Association's Research Institute reports a slight increase in the number of international flights in the first six months of 2026 compared to the same period last year
It's official: Visitors to Barcelona and wider Catalonia will face higher tourist taxes, with five-star hotel rates reaching €12 per night. The Parliament's measure will also affect hostel guests and cruise passengers
Planning a trip to Venice in 2026? Learn which days the entry fee applies, how pricing works, and which areas and islands remain free to visit
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