Albania is drawing fresh international attention as a European destination that blends unspoilt coastline, rugged mountain landscapes and a layered cultural history that has remained largely outside mainstream tourism. Once isolated and overlooked, the country is now appearing more often on global

Japan is already feeling the economic sting as China’s advisory against travel to Japan begins to bite. The move followed remarks from Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi suggesting that a Chinese attack on Taiwan could pose an existential threat to Japan, provoking

In the ancient city of Matera, southern Italy, the newly opened hotel‑museum, Moyseion, offers an immersive experience that blends history and hospitality. Housed in restored sassi‑style cave dwellings, this unique venue invites guests to step back into early Magna Graecia, immersing them

The recent break-in at the Musée du Louvre may read like pure crime drama, but it’s a revealing signal for sectors built around global mobility, experiences and destination economy. Within hours of the theft, law-enforcement agencies alerted counterparts in Antwerp – historic

For the first time, scientists have captured the earliest moments of a massive star’s explosion, observing a vividly-shaped blast occurring just 26 hours after ignition. The findings reveal an asymmetric “olive-shaped” outburst, showing that the death of a star can follow unexpected

Across the United States, cities such as New Orleans, Nashville, Austin and Chicago are redefining what it means to travel for food. Once known for signature dishes and regional nostalgia, these destinations are now positioning gastronomy as a form of cultural infrastructure

When the Kīlauea volcano on Hawaiʻi’s Big Island erupted yet again, producing a spectacular “volcanado” – a whirling vortex of ash, steam and molten rock – the moment captured more than geological fascination. It signalled a shift in how travel and tourism