Destinations

Over one million people evacuated as storm brings flooding and transport disruptions to eastern China, with hundreds of flights grounded in Shanghai

The emirate is moving away from its value-for-money image to compete for high-spending visitors with signature experiences and wellness offerings.

Temperatures below the city's streets stay cool year-round, even as surface readings climb past 39C

A new preference for Nordic escapes and Canadian retreats coexists with undiminished demand for traditional Mediterranean summer breaks.

From Italy's red alerts to Slovakia's historic temperatures, extreme weather is reshaping summer travel across the continent.

Budget operator Lumo is operating long-distance services with all lavatories out of order, forcing passengers to rely on extended station stops

From a Richmond pub that serves as the team's unofficial clubhouse to a 1950s dancehall frozen in time, the series continues to showcase corners of the capital rarely seen on screen.

Edinburgh's new overnight levy has sparked debate about whether day trippers bear their share of the cost.

Hotels in New Zealand's South Island are already full for July 2028, when a rare celestial event will bring up to 50,000 visitors to a city of 130,000.

On Sumba island, where horses bridge the living and ancestral worlds, a new kind of wellness retreat asks travelers to confront what they carry.

The Colosseum, Pantheon, and Sforza Castle will stay open later throughout August, with discounted evening admission as temperatures approach 40°C.

From seven-mile stretches backed by ancient dunes to secluded bays near the Giant's Causeway, the region's beaches remain less crowded than their southern neighbors.

A feasibility study will examine whether Caledonian Sleeper trains can run through the Channel Tunnel, offering an alternative to short-haul flights

The initiative covers multiple routes across three counties and aims to reduce parking demand during the airport's projected busiest summer.

Nine readers from four continents traded Zoom calls for a Moroccan villa, proving that travel and literature can forge unexpected community.

The hospitality brand is adding 100 rooms, branded residences, and a restaurant to an existing country club, targeting year-round appeal in a region wrestling with water use.

Otsu, a Poblenou café that started with specialty coffee, now draws crowds with whimsical weekend creations inspired by everything from Renaissance art to Japanese tradition.

A new feasibility study explores direct sleeper trains through the Channel Tunnel, cutting connection times and opening routes from Edinburgh and Glasgow to Paris, Brussels, and beyond.

WorldPride 2026 brought record crowds, but the Dutch capital's commitment to LGBTQ+ acceptance runs deeper than any single event.

Iceland's limited rental stock faces pricing surge while Spain's larger market offers more flexible options as celestial event draws near