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‘Two or three European airlines could go bankrupt’ this winter, says Ryanair boss O’Leary

The outspoken CEO of Europe’s biggest airline named Wizz Air and airBaltic as among those at risk.

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We travelled on European Sleeper’s first Paris to Berlin night train. This is what it was like

A great alternative to flying, you save money and time wasted at the airport by opting for this 14-hour train journey.

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Sold-out buses and sky-high flight prices: Spain’s train crash leaves passengers stranded

Travellers say they faced inflated car hire and flight prices following the disaster. So why didn't protective measures kick in?

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Europe loves night trains - so why are many routes disappearing across the continent?

New night trains are launching across Europe, but funding gaps and ageing infrastructure still threaten their revival.

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A French Alpine ski resort is offering free skiing all winter to save money. Here’s why

The struggling Saint-Colomban-des-Villards has taken the unprecedented decision to make skiing free this winter.

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Europeans are turning up to railway stations in their pyjamas to protest cancelled night trains

The decline of international night trains across Europe is facing growing scrutiny – as activists opt to protest in comfort.

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‘Nothing beats a Jet2 holiday’: Is the viral TikTok trend behind record passenger numbers?

Jet2 has praised the “unprecedented” success of its famous marketing campaign that took the internet by storm.

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Last minute holiday cheer: The niche European Christmas markets you can still book this year

Euronews Travel rounds up some relatively lesser-known European Christmas markets which are adding a touch of magic to the holidays.

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From Putin souvenirs to Soviet lunches: Why has travel to Transnistria gone viral?

The mini Soviet nation remains internationally unrecognised, but it seems tourists can’t get enough.

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Noctourism: Why the Northern Lights will be even more impressive this winter - and where to see them

A solar phenomenon has led to ‘extraordinarily high’ demand for a quadfecta of prime-positioned destinations.

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Danger tourism: Meet the travellers flocking to Taliban-controlled Afghanistan

Following the Taliban resurgence in 2021, Afghanistan has witnessed an unexpected boom in tourism - but is it really wise to visit?

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‘It’s mentally nourishing’: How travel is helping Millennials and Gen Z avoid burnout

In an epidemic of stress, burnout and loneliness, these young Europeans are incorporating travel into their self-care routine.

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Iceland to ‘propose’ higher tourist tax following record-breaking number of visitors

Iceland has witnessed 1.8 million international tourists in the first nine months of 2025 despite reports that its appeal has ‘slumped’.

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EES launch: Will Eurostar passengers be asked for medical insurance at the border?

Some confusion has arisen around the questions travellers will be asked during border checks.

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From private jets to former prisons: These are some of Europe’s quirkiest repurposed hotels

Euronews Travel takes a look at some of Europe’s most unique repurposed hotels, offering travellers the chance to stay in cranes and former cable car stations, among others.

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Would you spend four months on a cruise? These super-long cruises let you visit dozens of cities

From Princess Cruises’ Grand Circle Pacific Voyage to Oceania Cruises’ Kangaroo Route, Euronews Travel explores some of the longest cruise journeys launching in 2026 and 2027.

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Fewer pilgrims and falling rates: Rome's Jubilee tourist rental boom fails to materialise

As Rome marks its Jubilee year, the anticipated wave of pilgrims and short-term rental profits has yet to arrive, leaving landlords disappointed and locals grappling with a still-tight housing market.

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Travel websites ‘almost always inaccessible’ leaving disabled users frustrated and unable to book

Travel companies have been identified as one of the worst offenders when it comes to website accessibility, and it’s costing them dearly.

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UK ETA travel permit: British dual nationals flag issues with application system

Confusion has arisen for UK citizens who don’t have a British passport because theirs is expired, lost, or they were never issued with one.

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New life for old jets: How cabin refurbishments deliver on sustainability as well as comfort

As demand for air travel continues to surge, airlines are holding onto their planes for longer and working hard to make sure nobody notices.

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‘Fundamental for tourists’ trust’: Why Italy is cracking down on fake hotel and restaurant reviews

Italy’s new rules aim to tackle both mistaken and malicious reviews by requiring proof of a visit and banning incentives for positive comments.

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