A summer campaign offers UAE residents over €700 in perks for inviting friends and family to visit during the emirate's quietest travel season.

Scotland's capital now charges a five percent levy on accommodation, with proceeds earmarked for infrastructure, festivals, and public space improvements.

The director's adaptation of Homer's epic sprawled across five countries, from Moroccan kasbahs to Icelandic lava fields, in a 91-day production that prioritized real locations over studio sets.

From a neighbourhood spot with a cult burger to Italian seafood in a grand Whitehall setting, the capital's latest openings deliver bold flavours and fresh takes on dining out.

New data shows Middle East and North Africa dominating post-pandemic travel gains, while conflict zones see sharp declines

A high-altitude kingdom offers skiing at 3,200 metres, challenging preconceptions about winter sports on the continent

From Bryant Park to public housing complexes, grassroots organizations are making urban birdwatching more accessible and inclusive across all five boroughs.

A fresh wave of advisories from Western governments threatens tourism recovery across the Arabian Peninsula, prompting airlines and authorities to sweeten the deal for hesitant travelers.

The ethnic minority communities who carved the terraces and welcomed the first trekkers now find their role in Vietnam's tourism economy under pressure.

After decades of delays, the new gateway to Machu Picchu is dividing local communities between economic opportunity and cultural preservation.

As visitor numbers reach twenty times the local population, the Dutch capital is testing solutions that don't rely on blanket bans.

A £22 million project will restore 150-year-old structures that hold up one of Britain's busiest coastal roads, while making room for cafés and galleries along the seafront.

A new system at the world's second-busiest international airport cuts terminal wait times by more than 60 percent, using cameras and AI to verify travelers in as little as three seconds.

New certification system aims to capture a larger share of the global Muslim travel market as Southeast Asian destinations compete for religious-conscious visitors.

UK start-up Gemini is betting that faster trains, lower fares, and alternative stations can break Eurostar's grip on cross-Channel rail.

Rising hotel occupancy, billion-dollar infrastructure projects, and a growing network of international brands are reshaping the country's position as a regional travel hub.

The New York carrier outbid rivals for Spirit's former airport access rights, opening the door to a dozen new daily round-trips at one of the nation's most tightly controlled hubs.

New signage at Algarve and Alentejo beaches will show visitors exactly where they can set up their own gear without renting from concessions.

A £20 million track renewal program will close two central stations during summer holidays, forcing travelers onto diverted routes across the capital.

Local authorities will add thousands of cubic metres of gravel to move the Panagiotis wreck away from wave damage, even as the beach remains closed over landslide fears.