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Water taxis, canalside hotels and tide tracking: A local’s guide to Venice during low waters

Venice has been making the headlines due to the exceptionally low water levels in the city’s canals.Climate change has been cited as the culprit...

Want to move to Europe? These are the EU countries welcoming the most – and least – new citizens

EU countries granted a record number of citizenships in 2021, new figures show.A total of 827,300 people obtained citizenship in EU member states in...

Airport currency is 'a real no-no': Follow this travel expert's advice to save your holiday money

Many of us are guilty of booking a holiday and then not thinking about any of the other details until just before we leave.According...

3 Wildlife Expeditions From Intrepid Travel To Keep On Your Radar For 2023

March 3, 2023 is World Wildlife Day and also the 50th anniversary of CITES, the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild...

Best Travel Photographer Of The Year: 22 Inspiring Winning Photos

A series of moving photos showcasing the extraordinary companionship between one of the world’s last two remaining Northern White rhinos and her keeper by...

‘Tourist saturated’ Lanzarote hints at plan to limit visitors from United Kingdom

The Spanish island of Lanzarote wants fewer British tourists.The popular holiday destination in the Canary Island has declared itself a “tourist-saturated area” and is...

Gourmet dining, a double bed and total privacy: Inside Lufthansa’s luxurious new first class suites

German airline Lufthansa has unveiled plans for luxurious new first-class cabins with double beds and closable doors.‘Suite Plus’ cabins come with a large table,...

‘Pain has turned to anger’: Greek rail workers strike over conditions after deadly train crash

Greek rail workers are striking as anger grows over a deadly rail crash that killed at least 46 people late on Tuesday.The head-on-crash -...

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