Category: 3. Europe

Four days of discussions and presentations highlighting emerging travel trends and ambitions at the Arabian Travel Market (ATM) came to a close yesterday.

Taking place at the Dubai World Trade Centre, the Middle East’s leading travel and hospitality trade show is expected to have…

MELBOURNE, Australia – Australia heads to the polls this Saturday amid Trump’s tariff threats, the war in Ukraine, and shifting alliances. But what does it mean for Europe – particularly in terms of defence and trade?

Relations between…

Global economic turbulence is not shaking the determination of Europeans to travel this summer.

A new consumer study of 20 European countries found that the vast majority (70%) – won’t hold back on leisure spending and are planning to tick off at least one experience from their…

As we crossed the Keswick Bridge into the rolling hills outside Inverness, green fields of early-spring barley still had months to grow until harvest. The grain will be sent to a nearby malting factory and eventually made into whisky at some of Scotland’s 150-plus…

Trees in cities aren’t just a ‘nice-to-have’; they have a huge bearing on public health by keeping us cooler.

A new study has calculated that increasing vegetation in urban areas by 30 per cent could have prevented more than one third of all global heat-related deaths between…