SWISS is set to expand its short-haul route network in the upcoming 2024 summer schedules. The newly introduced summer services include flights between Zurich and Bremen, marking an extension of the existing winter service to the North German city. Additionally, Oslo will be incorporated into SWISS’s Geneva-based network, along with the introduction of summer services on the existing Geneva-Copenhagen and Geneva-Stockholm routes.

In 2019, Bruges implemented a five-year strategy to boost overnight stays, spread the tourist numbers around geographically and over each year, and to lure visitors more interested in cultural and gastronomic deep-dives than selfies and waffles.

The European Travel Commission (ETC) has today released its “European Tourism: Trends & Prospects” report for the second quarter of 2023, which provides a comprehensive analysis of the region’s latest tourism and macroeconomic developments.

The European Travel Commission (ETC) has published its “European Tourism: Trends & Prospects” report for the second quarter of 2023, which provides a detailed overview of the region’s most recent tourism and macroeconomic trends. This summer, US tourists taking advantage …

The rain at the De Bilt weather station near Utrecht also ended the longest dry spell since records began. It was 39 days since it last rained.

The flight had taken off from Gatwick Airport in London yesterday morning (January 23) and was on its way to Verona in Italy when smoke appeared in the cockpit, triggering an alarm.

Based on intention for travel data between October and March 2023, Greece is in the top 5 European destinations for the British (4th), French (2nd), Italians (5th), Belgians (5th) and Austrians (5th).

With the easing of pandemic restrictions, a slew of top travel destinations in Europe are gradually attracting tourists again from all over the world. With complete dismissal or relaxation of the restrictions, most countries are trying to get back from …

Interest in visiting other European destinations (58%) has increased significantly (+7%) since last summer.
Notably, 31% of respondents will head to an adjacent European country and 27% to a non-neighbouring one.

European destinations are gradually going up in popularity and attractiveness among long-haul tourists from BRIC nations.   The European Travel Commission (ETC), the European Tourism Association (ETOA) and Eurail BV published the results of the Long-Haul Travel Barometer (LHTB) for September – December …