Celebrity offers 'glamping' aboard ship
Fancy a penthouse at sea? Glamor camping atop a new Celebrity cruiser based in the Galapagos may be your thing—for a price.
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Who will build 7,400 planes for China?
As China's airlines expand, so does their need for planes. Boeing and Airbus may face increasing competition from China's own manufacturer.
Denmark OKs dogs on roads
Denmark clarifies the rules over dog-drawn vehicles, allowing them on areas covered by traffic laws.s
Amsterdam cracks down on B&Bs
Following new restrictions on short-term rentals, Amsterdam is starting to regulate its B&Bs—and to shed one of its best-known symbols.
Brexit woes for Portugal resorts
With the details of Britain's departure from Europe still unsettled, it appears that British vacationers are holding off decisions on trips to Portugal.
China set to become #1 destination
Experts say China is on track to pass France as the world's most popular tourism destination by 2030
EU boosts public WiFi with vouchers
To increase access, the EU Commission is awarding towns and cities vouchers to pay for more public hotspots.
Delta's A220 has 'loo with a view'
The new planes have many attractive features, but the one that's getting most of the discussion is the most unusual
Rijksmuseum plans huge Rembrandt show
An anniversary exhibition with hundreds of the master's works will run from February through June.
Wales drumming up business in Germany
A new office in Berlin hopes to increase trade and tourism with Brexit on the horizon.
Carnival adds a China brand
The big cruise operator is partnering with China's state ship-building company to build new ships and a new market.
'Crazy Rider' lures Aussie daredevils
A new ride near Sydney, Australia combines aspects of zip line and roller coaster for a thoroughly scary adventure.
Miami: New terminal opens for super-ships
With more and more mega-ships carrying thousands of cruisers apiece, ports need to upgrade terminals to handle them.
Ryanair takes a holiday from the web
Ryanair shut down its on-line check-in site for 12 hours, emailing passengers to check in early... if they got the email.