Uniworld Is Adding Three New River Ships in 2028 as Luxury Cruise Demand Surges
Uniworld Boutique River Cruises will add three new ships in 2028, expanding on the Danube, Rhine and Mekong as luxury river cruising grows.
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Expensify Card Hits 13 European Markets to Take On Corporate Expense Reports
Expensify has expanded its Visa commercial card to 13 European markets, adding VAT tracking, AI receipt matching and real-time spend controls.
Europe’s Best Pizzerias for 2026 Prove London, Madrid and Paris Are Coming for Italy’s Pizza Crown
The 50 Top Pizza Europa 2026 ranking highlights the best pizzerias outside Italy, with London, Madrid and Puteaux leading the list.
Hard Rock and Messi Turn World Cup Fever Into Hotel Experiences
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Eleanor Price
• 3 mins read
Hard Rock International is using its Messi partnership to turn World Cup demand into hotel stays, fan experiences, themed dining and loyalty rewards.
Sarajevo Named Europe’s Best-Value City Break for 2026
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Andrew Collins
• 3 mins read
Sarajevo has been named Europe’s cheapest city break for 2026, as Eastern European destinations dominate the latest Post Office City Costs Barometer.
Hantavirus Outbreak on MV Hondius Raises New Questions for Expedition Cruise Travel
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Thomas Grant
• 3 mins read
A hantavirus outbreak aboard the MV Hondius has left three people dead, triggered international contact tracing, and renewed scrutiny of health protocols on remote expedition cruises.
Polish Cities Krakow and Warsaw Are the Best in Europe for Remote Work
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Marcus Bennett
• 3 mins read
Krakow and Warsaw lead a new ranking of Europe’s best cities for remote work, highlighting Central Europe’s growing edge in affordability, safety, and connectivity.
Air France-KLM Targets U.S. Travelers With New Flying Blue Visa Card
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Laura Mitchell
• 3 mins read
Air France-KLM is strengthening its U.S. strategy with a new Flying Blue Visa card designed to boost loyalty and accelerate elite status.
Finland Tops World Happiness Report 2026 for Ninth Year
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Andrew Collins
• 3 mins read
Finland leads the World Happiness Report 2026, with Nordic countries continuing to dominate the global rankings for quality of life.
Copenhagen, Berlin and Barcelona Named Europe’s Easiest City Breaks for Families
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Victoria Hayes
• 3 mins read
A new Family Breaks Index by travel booking platform LateRooms ranks the easiest European cities for traveling with babies, toddlers and young children.
AmaWaterways Launches City Escapes Collection With Longer Stays in Europe’s Iconic Cities
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Thomas Grant
• 2 mins read
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Thomas Grant
• 2 mins read
AmaWaterways has introduced the City Escapes collection, a new series of river cruises focused on extended stays in major European cities during the late-season travel period.
Air France-KLM Raises Long-Haul Ticket Prices as Jet Fuel Costs Surge
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Laura Mitchell
• 3 mins read
Air France-KLM is increasing long-haul ticket prices after a sharp rise in jet fuel costs linked to geopolitical tensions in the Middle East.
KLM Cancels Middle East Flights Amid Regional Unrest
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Laura Mitchell
• 3 mins read
KLM has suspended flights to several Middle East destinations, including Dubai, Riyadh, and Dammam, citing ongoing regional unrest and safety concerns. The airline says the situation remains uncertain and is being closely monitored.
LATAM Expands Amsterdam–Sao Paulo Route Ahead of Launch
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Laura Mitchell
• 3 mins read
LATAM Airlines will increase frequencies on its new Amsterdam–São Paulo route, reflecting growing travel demand between Europe and South America.
Amsterdam Considers Ending Ocean Cruise Visits by 2035 as Overtourism Debate Intensifies
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Thomas Grant
• 3 mins read
Amsterdam is weighing a future without ocean cruise ships, with city officials exploring a potential ban by 2035 amid sustainability concerns and growing pressure to curb overtourism.