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Tourists spent around 3.1 billion nights in hotels, holiday rentals, campsites and other tourist accommodation across the EU in 2025, according to new Eurostat data.

Rome is gaining a growing interest as a spring break destination.

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Alex Ledsom is a France-based contributor who covers travel. Summer 2025 broke records for tourist visitors around the world, but ...

Montenegro (literally, Black Mountain) is starting to make a big splash in the European tourism sector. With just over 620,000 inhabitants, this small country, which can be reached by car in two hours ...

Long-haul travelers to Europe are increasingly choosing to get around with greener transport methods, in a shift that appears to be driven by slow Long-haul travelers are choosing trains, cycling, and ...

European travel will transform in 2026 as destinations across the continent implement new regulatory measures to manage tourism flows, generate revenue, and protect local communities, according to a ...

For travelers seeking cities that offer more than the classic city break of sightseeing and selfies, European Best Destinations analyzed 58 urban destinations across the continent to suggest 10 ...

Affluent U.S. travelers are opting for Europe’s shoulder season over busy summer months to avoid crowds and enhance their travel experience, prioritizing time over money.

Faced with growing concerns around overtourism, environmental impact and port congestion, cruise lines are rethinking not just where they sail, but how they operate. In Europe’s cruise sector, the ...

A trip to Europe is often scripted. Paris-bound travelers pay their respects to the Eiffel Tower, while tourists in Rome snap pictures in front of the Colosseum and vacationers in Spain sip sangria ...

Charging visitors for overnight stays is already common in Europe and the United States, but tourism executives think the ...