French air traffic controllers call for strikes as busy summer holiday season begins
A walkout by air traffic controllers would likely cause delays and cancellations across many French airports and further afield. Read More
Slovenia is launching a digital nomad visa. Here’s who is eligible and how to apply
The visa is expected to become available from the beginning of November this year. Read More
Porto bans the sale of alcohol for consumption on the street at night to tackle ‘botellon’ problem
Supermarkets and bottle shops will no longer be able to sell alcohol for consumption on public roads after 9pm. Read More
EU to ban airlines from charging extra for hand luggage: What does this mean for passengers?
Airlines will not be allowed to charge passengers any additional fees for carrying hand luggage on board. Read More
Eurostar warns passengers to cancel or postpone journeys after cable theft causes major disruption
Major disruption to Eurostar services between London and Paris continues for a second day after track deaths and cable theft in France. Read More
Travel warning: Thailand bans tourists from crossing land borders into Cambodia
Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra said that Thailand will boost screening at land borders and block departing tourists. Read More
Flight cancelled to the Middle East? Here are your passenger rights and travel insurance advice
Major carriers including Emirates, Lufthansa, Air France, United, and Delta have suspended flights to the Middle East region. Read More
Are flights to Dubai and Qatar still cancelled? US strikes on Iran add to global travel disruption
Flight cancellations and airspace closures have rippled across the Middle East and beyond after the US launched strikes on Iran on 22 June. Read More
Inside Bali’s Potato Head: I visited a luxury hotel that is redefining zero-waste travel
“Our mission is to make the experience beautiful – it just so happens to be more sustainable,” Potato Head’s founder says. Read More
Fewer pilgrims and falling rates: Rome’s Jubilee tourist rental boom fails to materialise
As Rome marks its Jubilee year, the anticipated wave of pilgrims and short-term rental profits has yet to arrive, leaving landlords disappointed and locals grappling with a still-tight housing market.…