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EU institutions finalized air passenger rights rules after over a decade of negotiations. Passengers will get a free personal item and small wheeled bag, plus €300-600 compensation for long delays or cancellations. The rules take effect in 2027.
This commentary argues that the trend of 'micro-staycations'—holidaying within 100 miles of home—is driven by cost-of-living pressures and global uncertainty. It cites data from the Camping and Caravanning Club and Airbnb to suggest that Britons are choosing closer, cheaper destinations over traditional foreign travel.
This commentary argues that the UK government's travel advice for Bolivia is overly cautious and fails to account for the localized nature of protests. It contends that tourists can still safely visit many areas, and suggests the advice may unnecessarily harm Bolivia's tourism industry.
This commentary argues that hidden resort fees, such as a £350 pool charge at a Marrakech hotel, can unlawfully inflate holiday costs. It contends that easyJet Holidays failed to clearly disclose these fees, potentially violating UK consumer law under the DMCC Act 2024, and urges readers to scrutinize small print.
Customers who lost millions in the collapse of Melbourne-based travel agency AVG Travels are petitioning the Australian government to reinstate the Travel Compensation Fund, abolished in 2014. The agency entered liquidation in May 2026, owing $4.3 million to nearly 800 creditors with only $83,000 in assets.
This travel article lists and describes ten natural spectacles in the US, such as the Grand Canyon and Yellowstone, arguing they are must-see destinations. It provides practical tips for visiting each location, emphasizing their unique geological features and scenic beauty.
The author recounts a personal road trip through Britain, exploring the history of British holidays over four centuries. The commentary argues that understanding holiday traditions reveals deeper cultural and regional identities, and that overtourism is not a modern phenomenon.
This travel guide argues that Route 66 remains a quintessential American road trip, especially as its centennial approaches. It contends that travelers should seek authentic experiences along the historic route, highlighting key stops, motels, and diners that evoke the 'good old days' of classic road trip culture.
Mauritania is reviving its tourism industry, which was halted by al-Qaeda-linked attacks in the mid-2000s. Local residents like Fatima Cheikh Mohammad Bouya now host tourists at the Richat Structure. Travel expert Sean Connolly named Mauritania his 2026 destination of the year, citing safety for Sahara exploration.
This commentary argues that Australia's caravan culture has shifted toward luxury and off-road models, often driven by status rather than necessity. The author recounts personal experiences and observations at an expo to suggest that many buyers prioritize amenities and military-style aesthetics over practicality, questioning whether this trend aligns with the spirit of adventure.