Spain‘s hospitality sector is showing greater stability in 2026, as bars and cafes adapt to changing consumer habits while keeping the country’s traditional drinking and dining culture at the heart of the experience. The shift […]
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European airports are warning of long queues this summer as the European Union’s new digital border control system enters its first peak holiday season. The Entry Exit System, known as EES, now applies to UK
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Hotel reviews can help travellers choose where to stay, but experts say the numbers alone can be misleading. A high average score does not always reflect the full picture, especially when fake or manipulated reviews
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Passengers were evacuated from Caracas airport after two strong earthquakes struck Venezuela’s Caribbean coast within 39 seconds, causing alarm, disruption and visible damage inside the terminal. Staff activated safety protocols and checked the buildings before
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At least 101 million people in Europe were expected to face temperatures above 35C on Thursday as an intense heatwave continued to sweep across the continent, with France among the worst affected countries. France alone
Europe Heatwave Puts 101 Million Under 35C Heat on Thursday Read More »
Emirates is set to inspect several of its Airbus A380 jets after the European Union Aviation Safety Agency ordered an urgent review of part of the aircraft’s wing structure following the discovery of cracks during
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Thailand is considering new visa concessions for Indian travellers and visitors from several European Union countries as it seeks to maintain foreign tourism revenue and support domestic travel demand ahead of the country’s high season.
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Parts of southern Europe are tightening travel rules as a severe heatwave pushes temperatures to 40C and beyond, with authorities moving to protect workers, residents and holidaymakers. Spain, Italy and France are among the countries
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Air Europa has announced it will add El Salvador to its network of destinations from 17 December, launching a regular route between Madrid and San Salvador three times a week. The airline said the service
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Japan will raise tourist visa fees by five times from 1 July 2026, marking the country’s first revision of visa charges since 1978 as authorities seek to cover the growing cost of immigration services amid
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Hotel prices in several FIFA World Cup host cities have dropped sharply as operators adjust to weaker-than-expected demand, creating unexpected bargains for travellers despite forecasts of a major tourism windfall. New data from hotel analytics
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The Eiffel Tower closed early on 23 June as Paris battled an exceptionally high heatwave, affecting one of the world’s most visited tourist attractions. The decision came as the French capital struggled to cope with
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