Articles tagged “europe”

Forget the TV screen — new-age Asian travelers want to be pitch-side cheering their favorite team.

Venetians may hike their new entry fee to €10 and expand how often it applies. The goal is to draw a bigger share of travelers who are respectful and want to explore Venice beyond the beaten path.

Travelers may be catching up on international trips, but the pandemic set a precedent for exploring close by.

Travelers are still booking flights despite inflation. Where some of those flights are headed may be different, though.

Buckle up. AAA expects a major weekend for air travel and especially road trips this Memorial Day.

Younger travelers are making waves on Royal Caribbean Group cruises, steering the company’s post-pandemic growth.

Destinations value Indian travelers, but lengthy visa processing times lasting months act as significant deterrents. The adoption of these new regulations by European authorities reflects a proactive effort to tackle these concerns, aiming to boost tourism flow.

A leading travel and tourism investment firm acquires the third-largest tour operator in Europe.

The hotel giants are reluctant to wait to grow through new construction. They're instead speeding along by rebranding existing buildings. In IHG's case, it means out with the old, in with the "Holiday Inn — the Niu."

Today's podcast looks at Michelin's new ratings, Spirit's next steps, and Europe's short-term rental boost.