As summer is heating in the northern hemisphere, millions of people are traveling for their vacations, and Europe is the ultimate summer getaway this year. Almost every country on the entire continent has removed all entry requirements making visiting a breeze, however, there are a handful of stubborn nations that have not yet removed rules. …

The global aviation and hospitality industries have had a tough summer so far, but Europe has been especially affected. Travel demand has shot up as society moves beyond the pandemic era, and airlines, hotels, and service industries are struggling to keep up. Staff who were let go or furloughed during Covid haven’t returned to the …

From long-term travelers, newbie digital nomads, retirees, and so many more, everyone seems to be flocking to Portugal. And truthfully, it’s no surprise why. This coastal country’s laid-back lifestyle, delicious food, (relative) affordability, are just some of the reasons why Portugal currently has a lot of appeal for international travelers. Want to find out more …

Some big changes are coming to Croatia next year that will directly impact tourists visiting the Mediterranean country. If you’re one of those dreaming of a Dalmatian summer in 2023, especially now that all Covid entry requirements have been dropped, be warned: new visa regimes changes and a new, stronger currency are being introduced. After …

Portugal has become the latest country to remove all of its Covid-19 entry requirements. The wildly popular travel destination was one of the few remaining major tourist destinations to still have relatively strict entry requirements in place. However, following today’s positive announcement, the sunny destination will now join the growing list of other countries on …

Countries in Europe might be very close to each other but consumer goods and services prices can be way different. Do you know which country has the most expensive hotels and restaurants? A new report has all these answers. In a recent publication made by the European Commission’s data analysis wing Eurostat, the Comparative price …

With flight cancellations, delays and virtual chaos at airports becoming an all-too-familiar story at the moment – these 5 sleeper train routes could be your best bet for exploring Europe this summer. And, there is no denying that traveling by sleeper train – which is also referred to as a ‘night train’ – offers a …

When you think of ‘warm winter getaways’, it’s usually not European cities that come to mind.Most people think of islands in the Caribbean, safaris in Africa, or over-water bungalows in the Maldives. However, Europe has some decently warm cities during winter, many more than you might have previously thought. Just because it’s winter doesn’t meant you …

*Important update since publishing on May 26 – Last minute on June 1, Germany decided to change their mind on completely removing entry requirements and continued asking for proof of vaccination from all third-party travelers for entry, until June 11. On June 11, the entry rules were fully removed. The original article continues below Germany …

The European Union spent decades getting rid of its borders. Coronavirus brought them back. When the pandemic first washed across the bloc in early 2020, panicky countries restored border controls; people and trucks transporting everything from car parts to cabbages spent days in huge lines waiting to cross frontiers. Most air travel ended. Over the …

It seems as if German authorities can’t make up their minds. After announcing on May 26 that all Covid entry requirements would be removed on June 1, officially joining an extensive list of European nations that have reopened, Germany backtracked and decided to not only keep restrictions in place, but also tighten them. For the …

Europe’s summer travel chaos will only get worse. Now that travel demand is back to 2019 levels and most countries have removed entry rules, Europe as a whole is failing to handle higher passenger numbers amid reports of reduced airport staff. In Italy, the situation is particularly concerning, as operators have just announced strikes over …