A Cotswolds market town limits vehicle size on one narrow lane, citing pupil safety and infrastructure damage amid rising visitor numbers.
Île Seguin, once an industrial site southwest of Paris, welcomes a 5,000-square-metre venue designed by Pritzker laureates this month
Shifting climate signals tied to ocean cycles are reshaping where people go, when they book, and how the industry plans for disruption.
Applications for DiscoverEU close 15 October, offering up to seven days of free rail travel across the continent between March 2027 and May 2028.
From limestone caves in southern Italy to the Scottish Highlands, decades of 007 films have left a map for travellers chasing cinematic landscapes.
The Spanish city is using algorithmic recommendations to steer visitors toward culture and away from bottlenecks, drawing a line at 16 million arrivals.
Diplomatic tensions have reshaped Chinese outbound travel patterns, pushing Southeast Asian and long-haul destinations ahead of a once-dominant neighbour.
Ibaraki's new trail threads rural villages, mountain ridges, and coastline into Japan's longest continuous circuit for hikers.
The city's tourism board has rebranded and now uses personalised technology to recommend lesser-known experiences, hoping to ease tension between residents and visitors.
Diplomatic friction over Taiwan has reshaped where mainland travellers are spending their National Day break, with Southeast Asia and Turkey drawing the crowds Japan once attracted.
Accommodation taxes once sold as crowd-management tools now bankroll schools, housing, and climate programmes across Europe and Asia.
In Peru's Tambopata reserve, travellers join field biologists to log primate calls, monitor macaw nests, and catalogue insects - turning a lodge stay into active conservation work.
Recent police actions have cast uncertainty over the city's nightlife scene, but travellers continue to seek out spaces that have long defined Istanbul's cultural landscape.
A new ranking identifies the Lake District town as the country's best destination for travellers seeking quiet, low-stimulus holidays centred on nature and walking.
A South Pacific archipelago enforces a strict building-height limit tied to coconut palms, resisting chain hotels and high-rise pressure while tourism grows.
From Scottish moorland to childhood memories in Ghana, the real landscapes shaping fiction's most popular escapes
A chance encounter with India's colourful avian life sparked a new outdoor pursuit closer to home - and revealed a welcoming community in the process.
From coffee rituals to taxi meters, understanding the city's unspoken codes makes all the difference in Italy's chaotic, captivating third-largest metropolis.
The latest adaptation of Jane Austen's classic novel took location scouts five months to find the right bridge - and required a bat specialist to film inside a derelict cottage.
Intrepid's founder argues that meaningful travel is about people and culture, not distance - and wants Americans to consider swapping long-haul flights for regional journeys.
