Given that experts say climate change is making the skies bumpier, airlines are looking for ways to ensure passengers’ safety and comfort.
As the Philippines looks to the future, tourism is becoming less about sightseeing and more about meaningful connection - with its people, its food and its traditions.
The last time the US closed parts of its air space was in the wake of the 11 September 2001 attacks.
The 50 Best brand has gained a reputation for credibility and impartiality because it is transparent about how its rankings are generated.
A number of European cities, including London and Paris, have been named among the best in the world by the World’s Best Cities 2026 ranking.
At the World Travel Market in London, Bisera Fabrio from the Croatian National Tourist Board described a country defined by warmth, authenticity and a “genuine Mediterranean spirit”.
At Gastro Forum 2025 in Tashkent, local and international chefs discussed service, training, and the digital tools shaping Central Asia’s growing restaurant industry.
Iceland has transformed from a seasonal hotspot into a year-round destination, encouraging visitors to explore beyond the usual routes while supporting local communities.
Airports are up and running while cruise ports eye a return to normal in mid-December.
Travellers are generally advised to take out insurance as early as they can, and there’s a good reason for doing that when it comes to extreme weather.
In Tanzania, violent post-election unrest has led to curfews, travel disruptions, and widespread international advisories against non-essential travel to the country.
A study from earlier this year found that overall, the cost of skiing in Europe has risen by 34.8 per cent above inflation since 2015.
The Maldives already has strict rules around bringing electronic cigarettes into the country.
The digital border system was due to come into force at the Port of Dover for tourist traffic on Saturday, 1 November.
At HORECA Expo 2025 in Tashkent, representatives from Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan discussed digital tools, service culture, and how cross-border cooperation is shaping Central Asia’s fast-developing hospitality industry.
Since the 1950s, dozens of jazz greats have staged residencies in Copenhagen.
Parma’s dairies are open for tours, workshops and tastings during Caseifici Aperti, the twice-a-year Parmigiano Reggiano festival.
Tickets for the EuroNight service are expected to go on sale starting 4 November.
Hundreds of travellers are still waiting for flights out of Jamaica and are warned of food and accommodation shortages.
The cost of skiing in Europe has risen by 34.8 per cent above inflation since 2015, with Swiss, Austrian, and Italian resorts most responsible.
The agreement between the Portuguese and Spanish governments and the European Commission also foresees, among other goals, a high-speed connection between the two capitals by 2034.
Lufthansa has been crowned Europe’s best airline 13 times since the start of the World Travel Awards, maintaining a continuous winning streak from 2011 to 2016.
Although much of the country will wear mourning attire, tourists are not expected to do the same.
The M/V Piano Land sailing from Malaysia in November, will cater specifically to Muslim travellers, with facilities such as 100 per cent halal food and alcohol-free beverages.
The mini Soviet nation remains internationally unrecognised, but it seems tourists can’t get enough.
A solar phenomenon has led to ‘extraordinarily high’ demand for a quadfecta of prime-positioned destinations.
In the French Alps, some resorts offer skiers more than just scenic slopes.
In a panel discussion at the Global Tourism Forum, leaders from Angola, Mozambique and Egypt explored the economic impact of tourism, its role in job creation and the importance of investment in tourism infrastructure in Africa.
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Several destinations in Portugal were also recognised, such as Lisbon, Porto and Madeira.
Japan’s new taxes aim to control record visitor numbers while funding education and infrastructure.
Drinking cheap, unsealed or bootleg drinks abroad can cause blindness or death, FCDO warns.
Local governments are warning that the tourism industry's rapid growth is putting pressure on infrastructure, causing pollution levels to rise and reducing the quality of life for residents. Can European cities balance economic profitability with sustainability?
Both tourism spending and visitor numbers in Greece increased in the eight months between January and August 2025
The huge investment comes after several companies risk dismantling Eurostar’s monopoly on the Channel Tunnel.
Europe has retained its safe reputation in a new travel report, but last year’s winner has been de-throned.
Italy is also running special train services for white truffle season, the olive harvest and Christmas.
Europe has dominated the league tables as researchers rank the best countries in the world for remote workers.
San Sebastián's new beach rules should be in effect by 2026.
Following the Taliban resurgence in 2021, Afghanistan has witnessed an unexpected boom in tourism - but is it really wise to visit?
Japan's popularity continues to surge despite concerns of pollution, anti-social behaviour and 'human traffic jams'.
In an epidemic of stress, burnout and loneliness, these young Europeans are incorporating travel into their self-care routine.
America’s passport power has plummeted to an all-time low, while Europe retains its stronghold thanks to visa-free access.
With ferocious winds, falling sheep and cliffside hikes, the Faroe Islands aren’t for the faint-hearted.
Mallorca has been the epicentre of Spain’s overtourism row for years, but things may soon change in the capital city.
Europe’s top destinations for 2026 include Sardinia and Savoie, according to Expedia’s annual travel report.
Iceland has witnessed 1.8 million international tourists in the first nine months of 2025 despite reports that its appeal has ‘slumped’.
Claims that Paris is preparing to knock down its most iconic tourist attraction have gone viral. Here’s why.
Travellers are being told to brace for an increase in airline scams after cyber criminals targeted millions of Qantas customers.
Heavy rain has flooded roads, stranded tourists and forced travel cancellations across Spain’s Mediterranean coast.