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Pet-friendly cabins, tapas and boutique shops: Onboard the new ferry from Ireland to Spain

A new “cruise-ferry” will begin sailing directly from Ireland to Spain twice a week.Brittany Ferries announced the launch of the ship which will take...

Anarchist communes, activism and flight-free: Inside my nine-country train adventure in Europe

I’ve never been a big flyer. Growing up in Germany as a working-class immigrant child, most of our holidays abroad were made by car....

Non-EU citizens can only stay 90 days in the bloc – what happens if you overstay the limit?

Travellers from a non-EU country arriving in the EU can only stay for a certain period of time without a visa.Americans, Brits and Canadians...

India's hidden gems: Discover the country's most underrated and adventurous region

From backpackers and adventurers to high-end tourists looking for luxury, India is eager to embrace visitors once more, after months of closures due to...

Passports, currency and borders: What changes when Croatia joins the Schengen zone in 2023?

Croatia is set to join the borderless Schengen zone next year following a vote by the European Parliament.A 534-54 majority has paved the way...

European sleepers, cross-US routes and super high-speed trains: What’s in store for rail in 2023?

Rail travel is gathering steam as one of 2023’s top trends.With emissions from long distance rail journeys 20 times lower than your average commercial...

Venice Postpones Visitor Entry Fee Again – Here’s When You’ll Have To Pay

The Italian city of Venice has said it has delayed plans for its entry fee system for visitors, again. The paid ticketing...

Buttigieg Fines Airlines $7.25 Million For Slow-Walking Refunds To Consumers

Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg announced on Monday that his department has fined six airlines a total of $7,25 million for not delivering timely...

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