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The best 2018 openings in Paris include everything from a refined Pierre Hermé tea salon on the Left Bank to a neon-colored Asian canteen in the 11th arrondissement.

Kitchens are trimming waste thanks to biodigesters, buffet cancellations, AI-enabled trash cans, and other creative solutions.

Since June 15, international travelers from certain nations with “acceptably low” COVID-19 infection rates have been able to visit Greece.

The airline is giving their unvaccinated employees until September 27 to get a shot—after that, they could possibly be fired.

The prime minister says Spain will allow the arrival of foreign tourists “under safe conditions” this July but has yet to announce details about exact dates or who will be welcome.

Poolside plane-spotting starts May 15 and will go year-round.

For a city known for its food, these eight newcomers are worth a reservation.

United Airlines wants to change the way you look at airport mayhem.

The U.S. has been moved to France’s “green list” of countries, meaning unvaccinated leisure travelers can now enter the country, too.

As the mainstream cruise industry gets back to business, there’s a clear message being delivered. If you want to return to what one might call “normal good times,” get a vaccine.

Lower fares and better service: Back-to-school season is the good-news season for deal-savvy flyers.

Each European country has set its own rules and regulations for letting its residents head outdoors.

From a surprising truth about OTAs to the importance of top-notch service, what travel advisors and agencies need to know in 2019.

Designed by esteemed Japanese architect Kengo Kuma, the 213-room hotel in Kyoto is available to book for stays beginning April 16, 2020.

Admire street art, art collections, and a sculpture park, and then explore the city’s creative culinary scene, for an inspiring trip filled with cultural experiences that are scientifically proven to relax you.