Destinations

From converted monasteries to Palladian estates, the vineyards north of Venice offer stays that blend centuries of winemaking tradition with modern hospitality

A shift in global flight routes and expanded capacity have pushed South Korea's main gateway past London in international traffic - while Istanbul climbs Europe's rankings.

A shift in passenger numbers highlights how physical space and operating hours shape the competition for hub dominance

A rare total solar eclipse will linger over Spain, Morocco, and Egypt for over six minutes in August 2027, and hotels are already filling up.

A rare alignment of duration, visibility, and ancient sun temples makes one desert city the standout choice for 2027's celestial event

The new wellness space combines 1950s glamour with Venetian craft, marking the latest partnership between the storied Giudecca island retreat and the French fashion house.

Premier Inn's recovery data from March through July reveals how different hotel segments responded to regional instability, with mid-tier properties maintaining occupancy while luxury hotels protected pricing.

A €2-billion fleet purchase brings Trenitalia closer to launching cross-Channel service by 2029, ending decades of single-operator dominance

Cities along the path of totality are seeing steep accommodation price increases as hundreds of thousands of travelers book rooms to witness Wednesday's celestial event

Italy's state railway has ordered trains to launch a Paris-London service in 2029, joining a growing list of challengers to the long-standing cross-Channel operator.

London's airport handled 267,000 passengers in a single July day, but expansion plans collide with political uncertainty and regional competition.

Regional disruptions exposed a sharp divide in how the UAE's two biggest hotel markets cope when international flights dry up.

The leafy London borough has embraced its small-screen fame, but locals hope visitors will stick around for what was there all along

Trenitalia France plans London-Paris service by 2029, backed by a €2 billion fleet and maintenance facility outside the UK

Llanbedrog, minutes from Abersoch, delivers beaches, art, and affordability without the staycation chaos.

As demand surges for the August 2026 solar eclipse, the country is holding the line on visitor numbers to reshape how and when travelers arrive.

More than 1,500 drivers will walk out over 26 days this summer and autumn, citing heat exhaustion and inadequate cooling in cabs.

A stay in a hanok reveals a quieter, more intimate side of South Korea's capital - and locals are rediscovering them too.

A 23-acre site near Loch Lomond comes with planning permission for a visitor center, but safety concerns and local frustration linger.

The Colosseum and Pantheon now welcome visitors past 11 pm, part of a broader shift as extreme temperatures force cultural sites to rethink when people can safely explore.