Where to go, what it costs, and the rules that change the trip
A refillable bottle can save a visitor a string of small purchases during a long day in Paris. The city's drinking fountains supply tap water free of charge, and the ornate Wallace fountains are among the most recognizable. There is a seasonal detail, though: many fountains are…
Seabourn is expanding Earth & Ocean from a restaurant concept into a culinary philosophy across its fleet, putting destination-inspired food at the…
Where Israeli tourism meets the world: IMTM returns to EXPO Tel Aviv on February 16–17, 2027, bringing the Israeli travel industry together with…
Spain has found a new lever to pull against the holiday let. From December 1, 2026, short-stay tourist rentals will pay 10% value-added tax, the same…
New York's two great museums face each other across Central Park, and they price visitors the same way. Pay a lot if you're from out of state. Pay…
If you're not an EU citizen and you've crossed into Europe this year, you've probably met the Entry/Exit System. It's the reason the passport booth…
Oktoberfest closed a week ago with a Mass costing up to €15.90 in the tents. A twenty-minute walk away, the Hofbräuhaus on Platzl serves the same…
The Hundertwasserhaus is one of the most photographed buildings in Vienna, and you can't go inside. It's a council housing block. People live there…
Walk out of the Cité du Vin in Bordeaux and the next building along is where you eat. Les Halles de Bacalan opened on November 9 2017 at 10 Esplanade…
Nantes is the city where you can ride a mechanical elephant. The Grand Éléphant is about 12 metres tall, 21 metres long and weighs 48.4 tonnes. It…
