Destinations

More than 80 tiny figures scattered across Uzhhorod turn a stroll into a treasure hunt through local culture and folklore.

Accommodation taxes once sold as crowd-management tools now bankroll schools, housing, and climate programmes across Europe and Asia.

Hon Chuong Tower, perched at 779 metres in Phu Cat, remains one of the region's most enigmatic ruins.

A new £33 policy applies to every international visitor, with only government insurers accepted for the 92-day maximum stay

The Central American nation offers Maya ruins, colonial towns, and volcanic lakes without the crowds - or the infrastructure problems - of its better-known neighbours.

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.

Etihad Rail's new service cuts travel time between the Emirates' two largest cities, with fares starting at 39 dirhams and five departures daily in each direction.

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.

Once mocked as Yorkshire's worst city, Kingston-upon-Hull is banking on a £50 million maritime heritage overhaul to rewrite its reputation

The cruise line has added pre- and post-sailing programmes that put guests behind the wheel at historic racetracks and through Italy's motor valley.

Airports stay operational while neighbourhoods recover at different speeds from weekend deluge

The country's blend of tradition, affordability and infrastructure has pushed it to the top of the World Economic Forum's travel rankings, outpacing the US and Spain.

The purpose-built resort swapped St Moritz's grandeur for village charm a century ago, and today's visitors still come for lunch as much as the slopes.

Airports remain open but road access disrupted as Thailand designates emergency public holidays and airlines offer flexible rebooking

Con Chim Islet in central Vietnam offers birdwatchers and paddlers a rare glimpse of intact coastal wetlands, far from the tourist resorts.

Iceland's capital has quietly built a reputation for avant-garde performances, experimental music and contemporary art that draws visitors beyond its natural attractions.

A relocated Bahrain Grand Prix gives Malaysia an unexpected race weekend, creating back-to-back F1 events with Singapore that are reshaping travel patterns across the region.

Revenue from international travellers rose 12 per cent to €13.5 billion through July, outpacing an 8.6 per cent increase in arrivals as spending per trip jumped.

The airline's second Project Sunrise route will cover 16,000 kilometres in roughly 18 hours, cutting three hours off today's one-stop journey.

Visitor numbers have climbed past five million, but the harder test lies ahead: turning volume into value while navigating geopolitical headwinds.