Europe's third-largest budget airline has apologised to passengers for refusing them water, food and blankets on long-haul flights, Natalie Paris reports.More>>

Despite the changes, the adventure and thrills of good, old-fashioned vagabonding survive.More>>

Hamburg, Germany’s second-largest city, is engaged in a multi-year project to reclaim its maritime heritage by shifting the center of its urban activities and new building development toward its waterfront harbor on the Elbe River.More>>

Trafalgar president Paul Wiseman shared some insights on the latest trends in Europe travel and how the operator is preparing for fall, winter and the coming spring.More>>

Thomas Heatherwick's plans for London's 'Garden Bridge' envisage a lush parkland sweeping over the Thames, John O'Ceallaigh reports. More>>

Finnair provides fast and efficient transfers to more than 60 European destinations through its Helsinki hub. More>>

Lower deposits are available from gateways nationwide to all destinations including Mexico and the Caribbean. More>>

Terminal 2: The Queen's Terminal will open next year, on June 4, 2014, nearly sixty years after The Queen opened the original Terminal 2. More>>

Uniworld is introducing a new “Super Ship,” the S.S. Catherine, a new destination in Bordeaux, France, and two new itineraries for 2014, as well as changes to the line’s onshore program that focus on personalization. More>>

The Seatrade Med Cruise Convention is set to gather in Barcelona, Spain from September 16-18, 2014 at Fira de Barcelona Gran Via Conference Centre.More>>