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Fall Travel Is Changing. Here’s What To Know When Making Plans

Paris, the City of Lights, is going dark. To save energy, the Eiffel Tower is turning off its lights earlier at night—just one example...

France air traffic strikes: Europe flights on these days in September likely to be disrupted

French air traffic controllers are set to strike again next week, after industrial action grounded more than 1,000 flights on Friday.Hundreds of thousands of...

The Most Luxurious Hotels In The Caribbean

As one of the most exclusive vacation destinations in the world, the Caribbean has a booming hotel scene that serves next-level luxury. Sugar...

How pedestrianization halted a Spanish city's decline

In central Pontevedra, pedestrians now have absolute priority. And in just over two decades, the home to 80,000 inhabitants has been changed from a...

7 Fascinating Facts About Gothenburg, Sweden’s Second City

In many ways Gothenburg could be considered the heart of Scandinavia. It’s Sweden’s second biggest city, has a 3.5-hour ferry connection to Denmark and...

'We're being stripped of our basic rights': Years of neglect leave Rome a no-go for the disabled

In the Italian capital Rome, mobility can be a challenging experience for people with disabilities. Under the current legislation dating back to 1986, Italian municipalities...

Meet Samantha Cristoforetti, The Italian Astronaut Soon To Become ISS Commander

Samantha Cristoforetti, 45-year old Italian astronaut, is soon going to become the Commander of the International Space Station, the international research lab orbiting around...

Red squirrels and autumn leaves: Why you should visit Brownsea Island before it closes in October

Autumn is in the air and it’s the perfect time to spot red squirrels scampering through colourful leaves on Brownsea Island.Spiritual home of the...

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