BERLIN — Europe’s aviation scene just received an unexpected jolt: the airline compensation firm Flightright says the continent’s worst-
Airlines' lobbying gutted passenger compensation rights
Five-Day Tube Walkout Starts, Hitting London Travel
LONDON — A five-day walkout by London Underground staff is forcing travelers to rip up carefully laid itineraries, hunt for replacement buses and brace for crowded pavements across the
Stubborn Jumbo: Why Some Airlines Still Fly 747s in 2025
Travelers who assumed the Boeing 747 had vanished are in for a pleasant surprise. More than half a century after the jumbo entered service, a handful of passenger airlines and dozens of freight carriers still rely on the “Queen of the Skies” to move people and products around the globe.
Schengen Ease for Turks Poised to Lift Bulgaria Tourism
SOFIA, Bulgaria — Travelers from Türkiye will find it far easier to vacation in Bulgaria over the next two years, and Bulgarian resorts are already feeling the impact.
Travel pros pick Europe’s top sands; only one repeats
Ryanair slashes Spain flights, warns of tourism hit
MADRID — Travelers planning to hop between Spanish cities next year may find their favorite regional airports conspicuously absent from Ryanair’s timetable. The Dublin-based low-cost carrier has confirmed it will pull two million seats out of the Spanish market in 2025, including one million seats this winter, as part of a sweeping realignment of its fleet and route map.
Air Côte d’Ivoire's first A330neo to debut on Paris route
Air Côte d’Ivoire is stepping onto the long-haul stage from Abidjan with the arrival of its first widebody aircraft, an Airbus A330neo that will inaugurate nonstop service to Paris in September 2025.
French air traffic strike to snarl UK trips mid-Sept
PARIS, France — British holidaymakers plotting late-summer escapes may soon find their itineraries up in the air. In Paris, France’s largest air-traffic-controller union has called a two-day walkout that could snarl flights on both sides of the Channel and ripple across much of Europe.
Wellness 2.0: Longevity Tourism Sets New Travel Agenda
GENEVA, Switzerland — Wellness vacations used to promise little more than a deep-tissue massage and a sunrise yoga class. Now, from Geneva to Miami Beach, they are pledging nothing short of a longer, sharper and more purposeful life.