The tourist tax in Venice didn't deter enough travelers. Now, the hot spot is limiting tour groups.

If your idea of Spain is eating paella, dancing flamenco, and improving your Spanish, Catalonia might surprise you.

Amid Greece’s peak travel season, raging wildfires near Athens are putting tour operators on high alert.

Dangerous wildfires near Athens, Greece forced hundreds to evacuate the suburbs north of the country's capital on Monday, August 12, reported to be the worst fire the Mediterranean country has seen so far this year.

The Netherlands is famous for its capital city, Amsterdam, but the country has much more to offer visitors.

A new survey of some of the world’s most experienced travelers found that 77 percent of women value travel experiences over material possessions, a startling 40 percent more than men. 

Venice has banned tour guides from using megaphones and limited their groups to 25 people.

Major sports events attract not only fans but also tourists interested in experiencing the atmosphere and culture of the host city. For example, the Olympic Games or the UEFA Champions League offer the perfect occasion for tourists to explore the host cities while enjoying the sporting excitement. Civitatis, the leading curated online marketplace for guided tours and activities for Spanish and Portuguese-speaking consumers, recommends that tour and activity companies make the most of this growing segment and suggests a few strategies to leverage the rise of sports tourism:

Spirit Airlines is moving away from its history of à-la-carte pricing by introducing new ticketing bundles that include options for premium seats, carry-on bags, Wi-Fi, and more.

There are several moments in National Anthem—filmmaker and photographer Luke Gilford’s directorial debut—about a 21-year-old day laborer named Dylan, played by Charlie Plummer, who falls in love on a queer ranch, when the camera lingers on trans bodies in the New Mexico desert. In one montage, Sky, played by Eve Lindley, first catches Dylan’s eye while he builds fences and moves bales of hay by posing suggestively on her horse in a sparkly backless tank with the stars and stripes emblazoned on the front. It might seem a little on the nose. It’s certainly not subtle. But this is a movie with things to say about America, and when you’re talking about a country like ours, it’s probably best to go big.

On the ponderous, three-hour train journey between Romania’s capital Bucharest and the town of Brasov, I’m reading what is probably the most famous book set in the country. 

The Olympic Games cast an enormous spotlight on host cities, but that attention doesn’t always result in large numbers of overseas visitors.

While commercial air service was slowly recovering on Friday after a technology outage caused thousands of flights worldwide to be canceled or delayed, the ripple effect from the disruption left airports crowded with passengers and airlines working to get planes and crews back in position.