European cities, trains, design and the small places worth the detour.

Most European airlines will not resume flights to the Middle East until late 2026, despite a US-Iran MoU. Gulf carriers have restarted, but

Massachusetts has legalised haggis, the Scottish delicacy banned in the US since the 1970s. The move follows a campaign by Simon Howie Butch

Qantas will launch the world's longest non-stop passenger flight from Sydney to London in October 2027. The route covers over 16,000 km in u

Admiralty Arch, a Grade I-listed landmark on The Mall, will open as the Waldorf Astoria London in autumn 2026. The hotel features 114 rooms

Lisbon's iconic landmarks are often overcrowded. Locals share seven alternative experiences, one for each of the city's seven hills, from an
Esquire's new Hotel Hall of Fame recognizes 21 hotels worldwide, with nine European properties making the cut. The list honors enduring icon

YOTEL hotels are rolling out an 'anti-appy hour' at properties in Amsterdam, Edinburgh, Glasgow, London City, and Manchester. Guests tap a B

Navier and JIH Global Investment plan to deploy up to 100 electric hydrofoil boats in the Maldives. The $100 million project aims to create

Scottish fans have flooded East Coast host cities, with flight bookings from the UK surging 1,000% year-on-year. German supporters booked ti

Iceland tops the Summer Heat Escape Index with a score of 83.81, thanks to cool August temperatures and low population density. Finland, Nor

Romania's national rail operator CFR Călători has restarted direct summer trains from Bucharest to Istanbul, Sofia, and Varna. Services run

Kazakhstan's Zhetysu region hosted Central Asia's first Paragliding World Cup, with 150 pilots from 33 countries. The event highlights the c