Keyword: Europe

The Studio of Lights by Austrian painter Gustav Klimt, lights up floors, ceilings and walls in a colorful, 35-minute moving sequence. Here's more.

Clients headed to Vienna may not be able to use Uber to get around for a few days. Here’s the latest.

As of March 1, 2018, Insight’s more than 100 journeys in North America and Europe and Luxury Gold’s 42 small-group itineraries on six continents were populated into the search engines of Online Agency customer websites. Learn more.

The MS Van Gogh, MS Renoir and MS Elbe Princesse II were inaugurated this spring, bringing the river cruise line's fleet to 55 vessels. The line also announced a single supplement waiver, available on bookings made before June 30. Learn more.

Since its inception in 1873, the cruise line has continued to expand with more ships, destinations, and experiences. Learn more.

A number of new ships have taken to the waves and rivers in Europe this past week. Here’s what you need to know.

The new voyages aboard Seabourn Quest and Seabourn Ovation include experiences highlighting the region’s culture, history, and scenery. Learn more.

Strikes are set to continue disrupting air and rail travel in France Monday, April 23, and Tuesday, April 24. Here’s what travelers need to know.

Thanks to a new ruling by the European Union, U.S. passengers can now claim compensation on flights affected by airline strikes. AirHelp CEO Henrik Zillmer explains the details.

Aviation authorities in the United States and Europe are directing airlines to conduct ultrasonic inspections of engines similar to the one that failed on a Southwest Airlines flight last week. More here.