'Frozen' town struggles with fame
The town that some believe inspired Frozen is finding itself buried in success.
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Brussels' Atomium hitting big numbers
Symbol of the 1958 World Expo, the Atomium has lived on to become one of Brussels' top attractions.
Sweden: New law keeps cash alive
As Sweden uses cash less and less, the government moves to keep it from disappearing altogether.
Airlines: safest, most punctual and more
It's the season for adding up the data, and you may be surprised at some of the winners.
Portugal tops in phone-while-driving
Portugal tops the world in mobile use of mobile phones, but they're far from alone in their dangerous habits.
Germany sees decline in air travel
Environmental and price pressure are cutting domestic flying, with rail gaining. And a date's been set for Berlin Tegel to close.
Alpacas lost and found at hotel
More bizarre lost and found items, this time at a hotel chain.
Save your life—visit a museum
What you always knew is true: art and culture are good for you, and a new study backs that up.
Rail fares: UK's go up, Germany's down
Germany uses a tax cut to lower long-distance fares and carbon emissions.
Italian Swiss town 'rejoins' Italy
An Italian town whose heart and geography may have been in Switzerland loses its unique status.
New Portugal Museum: 1,300 Nativities
In the Portuguese pilgrimage town of Fatima, the Capuchin order has opened a museum with a huge collection of nativity scenes.
Air Maroc adds Africa to Oneworld
Oneworld gains access to dozens of new destinations with Royal Air Maroc's membership in the alliance.
Norway seeing record winter temperatures
Even in the far north, winter is having a hard time gaining a foothold.
Canadian snowbirds: Don't clip our wings!
Ontario has cut off out-of-country medical insurance for its residents who seek warmer winters.
Airbnb: Gen Z is open to 'Experiences'
Airbnb is finding that Gen Z travelers are a hot market for its 'Experiences' product, going beyond just a place to stay.