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Barcelona: One-way streets and no more megaphones in crack down on disruptive tourists

Authorities in Barcelona have introduced new measures to tackle problems with large tour groups in one of Spain’s most popular destinations.The Catalonian city is...

Sardinia: Popular beaches to be protected with towel bans, pre-booked tickets and entry fees

The Italian island of Sardinia is protecting its spectacular beaches from overtourism with multiple new restrictions.The island’s coastline is renowned for its pristine stretches...

Hidden Gem Ljubljana European Best Destination 2022

Featuring a lovely historic center around a Venetian-like canal, lined with bars and restaurants, Ljubljana is a real gem of a city. Acknowledged as...

Literary Hotspots: The Most Popular Book Settings In The USA

Books are a great form of escape. Through them we can travel to any corner of the planet, no matter how remote – we...

This zero star hotel has no walls or ceiling yet thousands booked to stay the night

"Couldn't sleep," and "my room was too noisy," may be complaints that most hoteliers dread from their guests. But for the Riklin brothers that...

These scenic train routes are just the ticket for a Fourth July trip

Train travel is on the rise in the US and these scenic routes make for a memorable 4 July trip.Swapping the car for the...

Newly Independent Azamara Adds 4th Ship, Boosts Land Trips And Teases Loyalty Updates

The May christening of Azamara Cruises’ 684-passenger Azamara Onward is more than just a new ship being added to the line’s fleet. It’s a...

Tuba Club, South Of France’s Coolest Spot, Gets Hot New Resident Chefs

“Keep on going straight down until you can’t go on anymore. You'll reach a very small village; it’s like it’s the last village before...

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