The autobahn is a high-speed highway system in Germany and parts of Europe, famous for sections without official speed limits. It’s designed for efficient, long-distance travel with smooth lanes and strict driving rules. For many travelers, driving on the autobahn is both a practical route and a unique cultural experience.
According to Airbnb, travelers this winter are skipping traditional hotspots for under-the-radar gems – from Italy’s Olympic regions to cozy American ski towns and sunny coastal escapes.
Vilnius tops Europe’s list of best cities for sleep tourism, leading destinations like Dresden, Poznan, and Riga as travelers seek rest-focused, wellness-driven escapes.
The United States passport has dropped out of the world’s top 10 most powerful travel documents for the first time, as global mobility rankings highlight Asia and Europe’s dominance.
The European Union begins rolling out its new Entry/Exit System (EES), replacing passport stamping with biometric registration to enhance border security and simplify travel for non-EU visitors.
Amtrak launches its NextGen Acela high-speed trains – built in the U.S. – offering faster speeds, more seats, and upgraded amenities along the busy Northeast Corridor.
Plans for a direct London-to-Berlin train route are advancing after a new UK-Germany transport treaty, promising easier travel between the two capitals.
Neuschwanstein Castle, Linderhof and Herrenchiemsee Castles, and the King’s House on Schachen – King Ludwig II’s romantic 19th-century Bavarian landmarks – have been added to UNESCO’s World Heritage List, honoring their artistic, cultural, and technological significance.
iCandy’s “Little Flyers Index” reveals the top 10 airports worldwide that go the extra mile for traveling families—measuring everything from nursing rooms to play zones and dining options.
A new ComfortJet high-speed train will connect Prague, Berlin, and Copenhagen starting May 2026—offering twice-daily direct service, dining cars, children’s cinema, bike storage, and wheelchair accessibility, with travel times of approximately seven hours between Berlin and Copenhagen and 11 hours to Prague.
Frankfurt Airport will open Terminal 3 in 2026 with 64 new retail spaces featuring global brands like BOSS, Montblanc, and GateZero, redefining the travel shopping experience.