When Americans travel, certain habits give us away instantly—and not always in the most flattering way. From oversized coffees and loud conversations to confusion over tipping and the metric system, ...

Discover five top holiday destinations where delicious cuisine supports gut health and keeps you feeling energised.

A Quick Overview Traveling to Europe is about to feel different. Starting in late 2025 and... The post Spain Joins Italy, France, Germany, Norway, and UK in 2026 Travel Crisis: Soaring Fees, Tighter ...

Denmark saw the worst of the disruption. On September 22, Copenhagen Airport shut for nearly four hours due to drone sightings. In the days that followed, Aalborg, Billund, and the smaller airports of ...

A warning has been issued to holidaymakers as thousands are expected to be impacted by upcoming industrial action. Autumn is well and truly upon us and make jetsetters will be flying off in search of ...

Travelling supporters at the Motor Lublin Arena put twist on ‘10 German bombers’ chant during 2-0 victory over Dynamo Kyiv ...

Starting October 12, Europe's new Entry/Exit System (EES) will be deployed gradually across the borders of the 29 EU countries over a period of 6 months. The full rollout will not go into effect until ...

Germany’s Munich airport has been forced to suspend operations after drone sightings led to the cancellation of 17 flights, the diversion of 15 others, and the stranding of some 3,000 passengers.

While France can surprise Western visitors with cuisine, fashion, and culture, you can at least be prepared for proper travel etiquette with a simple greeting.

Discover the 25 best places to visit in France, from world-famous landmarks to hidden gems. Explore the romance of Paris, the lavender fields of Provence, the glamour of the French Riviera, and the ...

Ryanair and Easyjet are among the many airlines that will be hit by the strike. Both companies have warned passengers to expect severe disruption. Ryanair CEO Michael O’Leary has said around 600 ...

Enzo Maresca said Friday he does not believe his Chelsea team have a "discipline problem" following a spate of red cards as he prepares for the visit of Premier League leaders Liverpool.