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Do something about strikes or lose tourists, Easyjet boss warns French government

The CEO of budget airline easyJet has said that France needs to tackle strikes before tourists “go elsewhere”.“The social movement has had consequences for...

'Inevitable disruption’: Heathrow security staff to strike over King’s Coronation weekend

Security staff at Heathrow are planning to strike over the King’s Coronation weekend.A fresh wave of walkouts is scheduled from 4 to 10 May...

Ranked: The Best Airlines In 2023, According To A New Report

After several years of rough air during the global pandemic, it’s smooth sailing again for the airline industry. So what are the best airlines...

Barsham Barns: Capturing The Magic Of North Norfolk

The sky stretches for miles above, cumulous clouds creating smudged polka dots across the cobalt blue. To get to Holkham Beach – the UK’s...

Cruise ships: Erosion, air pollution and overtourism are driving cities towards bans

Roughly 4.8 million people every year take a cruise.Before the pandemic that number was even higher, sitting at around 30 million passengers.But, as the...

‘It was so terrifying’: Travel blogger trapped in Sudan after fighting breaks out

A 22-year-old travel blogger has found himself trapped in Sudan’s capital Khartoum during the heavy fighting between rival generals.On Tuesday (18 April), a 24-hour...

From fairytale English castles to flowering Italian valleys: The best spots to catch Europe in bloom

Spring sees Europe burst into colour, with sunshine brightening gloomy cities and fragrant flowers bringing frost-bitten fields to life.Keukenhof Gardens in the Netherlands is...

'This is quite irritating': Passengers in Germany grounded by nationwide strike

Airports in Dusseldorf, Hamburg, Stuttgart and Cologne Bonn are virtually empty in the first of another round of strikes by Germany's Verdi trade union...

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