New rules under Italy’s 2026 law take effect
Italy’s 2026 tourism rules tighten short-term rental regulations in Sicily, impacting hospitality businesses and compliance requirements.
France aviation unions announce October 2026 strike
France aviation unions announce October 2026 strike affecting all companies operating flights from France. A formal notice of...
Egypt boasts strong tourism season despite regional instability
Egypt defies regional instability with a strong tourism season, seeing a 16% rise in French visitors to its...
Swiss travel agents discover short cruise charm in Kiel-Oslo voyage
Swiss travel agents explore the appeal of short cruises like Kiel-Oslo on Mein Schiff Relax, discovering refined experiences...
Manor marks 40 years and aims for growth
Manor travel marks its 40-year anniversary and pushes growth, now overseeing about 90 agencies and €2.5 billion in...
Chaos in English skies: 2,000 flights cancelled
Chaos in English skies continues with 2,000 flights cancelled due to a major air traffic control system failure.
Messina Museum Theft Guard’s Account Raises Doubts
Messina museum theft investigation deepens as a guard's contradictory testimony casts doubt on the Ferragosto heist timeline, prompting...
Interrail Launches ‘Interrail Effect’ Campaign and Merger
Interrail effect campaign rolls out, branding rail travel as a transformative journey and announcing a merger that could...
Voyages C.Mathez launches luxury events brand Maison Laget
Voyages C.Mathez launches a luxury events brand, Maison Laget, to offer premium high‑end corporate and private experiences from...
Interrail Launches ‘Interrail Effect’ Campaign and Merger
→ Swiss travel agents discover short cruise charm in Kiel-Oslo voyage
Swiss travel agents explore the appeal of short cruises like Kiel-Oslo on Mein Schiff Relax, discovering refined experiences...
→ Bentour adds Curaçao as new Caribbean holiday destination
Bentour expands Caribbean travel with Curaçao as a new holiday destination, offering handpicked hotels and a direct Düsseldorf...
→ Dubreuil Group Appoints Gery Mortreux to Lead Airlines
Dubreuil Group appoints Gery Mortreux to lead airlines after governance restructuring in 2025, following Christine Ourmières Widener's departure.
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Interrail Launches ‘Interrail Effect’ Campaign and Merger
Interrail effect campaign rolls out, branding rail travel as a transformative journey and announcing a merger that could...
Swiss travel agents discover short cruise charm in Kiel-Oslo voyage
Swiss travel agents explore the appeal of short cruises like Kiel-Oslo on Mein Schiff Relax, discovering refined experiences...
Bentour adds Curaçao as new Caribbean holiday destination
Bentour expands Caribbean travel with Curaçao as a new holiday destination, offering handpicked hotels and a direct Düsseldorf...
Dubreuil Group Appoints Gery Mortreux to Lead Airlines
Dubreuil Group appoints Gery Mortreux to lead airlines after governance restructuring in 2025, following Christine Ourmières Widener's departure.
CLIA Reports Cruise Industry’s Green Tech Progress
Cruise green tech adoption is accelerating as 30 ships now use dual-fuel engines, up from 1 in 2018,...
Los Cabos blends luxury with untouched nature in Mexico
Los Cabos is one of Mexico’s most underrated destinations, blending luxury resorts with untouched desert and ocean landscapes...
EasyJet expands French business-class service to counter Transavia
EasyJet expands business-class service in France to compete with Transavia on key domestic routes. Business travelers make up...
France aviation unions announce October 2026 strike
France aviation unions announce October 2026 strike affecting all companies operating flights from France. A formal notice of...
Egypt boasts strong tourism season despite regional instability
Egypt defies regional instability with a strong tourism season, seeing a 16% rise in French visitors to its...
Scenic Swiss-Italian train route highlights cities and alpine beauty
Breathtaking Swiss-Italian train route through alpine beauty, historic cities, and UNESCO sites like Saint-Gall’s 170,000-volume library.