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As Europe nears peak summer season, tourist hotspots are increasingly feeling the strain.

Türkiye has become the latest country to launch a digital nomad visa for foreign remote workers.

If you are young and looking for a budget-friendly way to explore Europe, there’s good news.

For years, residents of Barcelona’s La Salut neighbourhood have had to share their bus route with crowds of tourists.

Amsterdam is banning the construction of new hotel buildings in its latest move to curb overtourism.

The first-ever Time Out Market opened in Lisbon in 2014. A decade later it’s still packed to the rafters with some of the Portuguese capital’s best food vendors and hungry punters looking to pair their meal with a port-and-tonic or a spot of salsa dancing.

Luxembourg is famous as the only country in the world to offer free public transport - and now it’s set to expand its reach.

The European Commission proposed on Thursday to start negotiations with the United Kingdom to allow young people to move freely, work and study in both regions after Brexit.

Following days of chaos at Dubai International Airport, the head of Emirates Airline has published an open letter, offering his “most sincere apologies to every customer who has had their travel plans disrupted”.

SNCTA, the largest union representing air traffic controllers in France, has dropped plans for a 24-hour strike on Thursday after reaching a deal on pay and working conditions.

Lake Como is glitzy, glamorous and engulfed by tourism.

German trains will soon feature new cabins designed for greater privacy as part of a multi-billion euro revamp.

Thousands of people protested in Tenerife on Saturday calling for the Spanish island to temporarily limit tourist arrivals.

When same-sex marriage was legalised in Greece back in February, LGBTQ+ campaigners celebrated.

Strikes are a regular occurrence in Europe, as employees withhold their labour to fight for better pay and conditions.

Could human waste power the future of air travel? Wizz Air hopes so.

Residents in the Canary Islands are planning protests and strikes in a backlash against overtourism.

If you fancy seeing some of Britain’s top sights on the cheap, this is the month to book some leave.

Amsterdam has desperately been trying to shake off its ‘party capital’ image - with limited success.

Getting the right to live and work in another country can be a long and difficult process. But that’s not always the case for those with money to spend.

Following last summer’s devastating wildfires on the island of Rhodes, Greece has announced it’s giving thousands of affected holidaymakers free trips.