Americans will have to pay for travel authorization to visit 30 European countries, starting from the fourth quarter of 2026.

European travel will transform in 2026 as destinations across the continent implement new regulatory measures to manage ...

For Europe’s 2026 travel season, exhaustion is shaping how people plan their trips. A recent Skyscanner consumer survey found ...

I think the most fun trips are the ones that are less talked about. Less lines, less tourist traps, and more time experience ...

U.S. travelers to Europe will need ETIAS, a new pre-travel authorization for visitors from visa-exempt countries. ETIAS collects personal, passport, and travel history information and screens ...

U.S. interest in traveling to Europe this summer has dropped by 7 percentage points. Cost concerns are the top barrier, but politics and global perception may also play a role. Chinese tourism to ...

Brexit changed travel to the continent. It began with a time limit for UK passport holders to remain in the EU or Schengen area unless they had a visa – 90 days out of any 180 – as they became ...

Traveling to Europe is already quite a burden for Americans with the long flights and expensive air fares – and that doesn't even account for the money that must be spent on accommodations, food, ...

Discover Europe’s 5 most authentic cities where travellers can eat, explore and live like locals—based on 1.3 million reviews ...

European train travel is booming—from the luxurious, like the Orient Express, to the very affordable, like Nightjet and Eurostar. Discover the train journeys redefining European travel for 2026.

Travelers to Europe will soon have their fingerprints and facial data captured and verified for entering and exiting EU countries, signaling the beginning of the end for passport stamping. The new ...