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Beat the crowds: Here’s which European capitals officially have the most – and least – tourists

These are the European capital cities with the most tourists per resident. Travel is back in full swing - but not all places...

Paris 2024: Plan To Host Swimming Events In The Seine River Face Skepticism

France’s $1.5 billion plan to make the polluted Seine River safe enough to host swimming events at the Olympics still faces big hurdles and...

5 Charming Towns In Ontario For A Weekend Getaway

Ontario is Canada's second largest province and packed with charming small towns perfect for a weekend road trip. Spring and summer are ideal seasons...

I've lived in Venice for 8 years. Why are cruise ships still stopping here when they’ve been banned?

In 2021, large ships were barred from entering Venice - but the ban is yet to be enforced. Before the pandemic hit, I...

'People are really fired up': Digital nomads blamed for Portugal's high prices and housing crisis

Tens of thousands of digital nomads have poured into Portugal. But what impact are they having on the country? “Local people are really...

German rail workers announce nationwide 50-hour strike starting this Sunday

German rail workers have announced a 50-hour strike after failing to reach a pay agreement with Deutsche Bahn. Germany is bracing for another...

Plan a summer adventure around Europe’s most exciting extinct volcanoes

Did you know one of Scotland's most popular tourist attractions is a former volcano? Want to climb a volcano, but scared you’ll get...

Stanglwirt Brings Five-Star Sustainability, History, And Lovable Quirks To The Austrian Alps

There are some hotels that are so fully committed to being what they are that it’s difficult not to fall a little bit in...

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