Portugal’s Monte Clérigo Named Europe’s Best Beach for 2026
Praia de Monte Clérigo in Portugal’s Algarve has been named Europe’s best beach for 2026, leading a ranking that also highlights Greece, Italy, Spain, Norway and Turkey.
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Praia de Monte Clérigo in Portugal’s Algarve has been named Europe’s best beach for 2026, leading a ranking that also highlights Greece, Italy, Spain, Norway and Turkey.
La Dolce Vita Orient Express will launch a luxury Rome-Istanbul journey in October 2026, reviving one of Europe’s most storied rail routes with an Italian twist.
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In response to mounting food waste, Turkey is reviewing a proposal to replace the all-inclusive hotel model with an à la carte format. The government calls for legislative reform, but industry insiders argue the shift may remain largely symbolic unless hotels choose to adapt voluntarily.