European Union ambassadors reached a final agreement on 13 June 2026 on a sweeping overhaul of air passenger rights, ending a legislative deadlock that had persisted since 2013. The deal updates Regulation EC 261/2004 and […]
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Russian travelers will now face tougher access to Europe after the European Union ended the issuance of multiple-entry Schengen visas to Russian nationals. The decision, announced today, on November 7, follows months of internal debate
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For generations, Europe’s charm has been defined by its borders—each train ride crossing cultures, cuisines, and landscapes. But within the next 15 years, those borders could begin to blur as the continent races to build
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The Spanish Ministry of Consumer Affairs imposed fines totaling €179 million in November 2024 on five low-cost airlines — Ryanair, Vueling, EasyJet, Norwegian, and Volotea — for what it described as “abusive practices.” The penalties
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The European Commission has approved €11.7 million in State aid granted to Carcassonne Airport’s manager for the period 2001-2011, but orders France to recover about €1.8 million in incompatible aid related to Ryanair agreements. The
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Nearly 200,000 Europeans have urged the European Commission to maintain and strengthen existing environmental protections, opposing proposals that could weaken EU nature laws. The public response follows the Commission’s Call for Evidence launched in late
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EU plans to ban carry-on luggage fees are gaining momentum after the European Parliament’s transport and tourism committee voted in favor of new regulations that could transform the way low-cost air travel works across the
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What makes Torino Europe’s smartest travel destination isn’t just its baroque palaces or chocolate heritage—it’s how the city is blending innovation, inclusion, and sustainability to reshape what a city break can be in 2025. As
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The European Commission has officially launched the 2026 European Capital of Smart Tourism and European Green Pioneer of Smart Tourism competitions, inviting cities across Europe to showcase their most innovative and sustainable tourism practices. These
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The European Union is preparing for a major transformation in its border security system with the phased implementation of the Electronic Entry-Exit System (EES). EU interior ministers have approved a six-month transition period, allowing member
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The European Commission has introduced a proposal to launch a digital passport and ID system, known as EU Digital Travel, aimed at streamlining border processes for travel to and from the Schengen Area. This initiative
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The European Commission has approved Lufthansa’s acquisition of a 41% stake in ITA Airways for 325 million euros. This approval comes with conditions to address competition concerns on both short-haul and long-haul routes. To maintain
