Flight delayed this summer? New report shows European air traffic lagging behind punctuality targets
Summer flight delays in Europe are still occurring above optimal levels, new report finds. Read More
Japan approves country’s highest-ever hotel tax in Kyoto. Here’s how much you will have to pay
Following a record-breaking 36.9 million international visitors last year, Japan has approved a sky-high hotel tax in one of its most popular cities. Read More
Tenerife introduces new eco-tax as Canary Islands report record tourist numbers
The Canary Islands have broken visitor records again, amid overtourism protests and measures. Read More
One of Europe’s ‘happiest’ countries ‘prescribed’ by doctors in new tourist campaign
Leave your troubles behind in one of the world’s ‘happiest countries’. It may be just what the doctor orders. Read More
EU’s new Entry/Exit System launches this week. What to know about visas, insurance and delays
As the launch of the new EES system nears, Euronews Travel explores some common debunked myths. Read More
French air traffic controllers call off three-day strike. Will there be more walkouts in October?
The news comes as a relief to tens of thousands of passengers taking flights in Europe this week. Read More
Air Canada offers free booze in economy. Will it be comfort or chaos at 10,000 metres?
Canada’s flag carrier is the first North American legacy airline to offer free drinks across its whole network. Read More
‘A lifeline for conservation and community projects’: Why voluntourism is growing again
While gap years have always been popular, older travellers make up a growing portion of the voluntourism market. Read More
Travellers to India now need to complete this online form 72 hours before their arrival
Authorities claim the new system will make visiting India a smoother process, reducing the wait at airport immigration counters. Read More
Italy travel warning: General strikes and protests set to disrupt travel today and beyond
A demonstration likely to draw tens of thousands is also planned in Rome on 4 October. Read More