Articles tagged “europe”

This year’s holiday is set to be one of the busiest on record as millions of Americans take to the skies during the holiday week.

Vitruvian Partners' additional $50 million investment in Civitatis underscores the company's appeal as a niche marketplace. The company plans to use the funds to solidify its leadership in Latin America.

The two-tier pricing debate enters its Japanese edition with businesses trying to strike a balance between catering to loyal local customers while staying true to Omotenashi (Japanese hospitality).

Today's podcast looks at an extremely hot Europe, Euro 2024's appeal to Asian travelers, and JetBlue's baggage shift.

A fifth tourist has died due to high temperatures in Greece this month. The country is acting quickly to close down popular attractions. But this is only the start of the summer, and Southern European cities are likely to face one climate-related disaster after the next.

Forget the TV screen — new-age Asian travelers want to be pitch-side cheering their favorite team.

Venetians may hike their new entry fee to €10 and expand how often it applies. The goal is to draw a bigger share of travelers who are respectful and want to explore Venice beyond the beaten path.

Travelers may be catching up on international trips, but the pandemic set a precedent for exploring close by.

Travelers are still booking flights despite inflation. Where some of those flights are headed may be different, though.

Buckle up. AAA expects a major weekend for air travel and especially road trips this Memorial Day.