Rome’s Colosseum Restoration Brings Ancient Structure Back to Life
Rome’s Colosseum has unveiled a restored piazza using ancient materials, offering visitors a new way to experience the monument’s original scale.
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Rome’s Colosseum has unveiled a restored piazza using ancient materials, offering visitors a new way to experience the monument’s original scale.
U.S. airports could face closures as TSA staffing shortages worsen during the ongoing government shutdown affecting Homeland Security.
Disney Cruise Line has revealed Disney Believe, its next ship set for 2027, as part of a broader fleet expansion strategy.
Room00 is planning a major European expansion with up to €420 million in investment, targeting key urban destinations across Spain, Italy, Portugal and the UK.
Dubai’s Arabian Travel Market 2026 has been moved from May to August as organizers respond to regional instability while maintaining momentum for the global travel event.
Portugal has launched the EU’s “Travel to Europe” app, allowing non-EU travelers to pre-register data and reduce waiting times at border control.
European airlines are adding direct long-haul flights to Asia and Africa as travelers avoid Middle Eastern hubs amid ongoing conflict.
Airbnb has named the first 25 winners of its Best of British Fund, backing local tourism projects across the UK with new funding to support hospitality and regional growth.
Disneyland Paris unveils Disney Adventure World, a major expansion featuring World of Frozen, new attractions, and immersive experiences.
Travel demand is shifting away from Gulf destinations as the Middle East conflict drives tourists toward Southern Europe and Mediterranean markets.