Tourism
Filipino Catholics crucify themselves in a biblical reenactment
Catholic devotees were nailed to wooden crosses in a reenactment of Jesus Christ's crucifixion
New York banker digs deep to visit Titanic wreckage
For over a century the tragic fate of the Titanic has been part of sea-faring folklore, stirring emotions and many inspiring books and films, including 1n 1997 one of the most successful in Hollywood…
Enjoying a traditional Uzbek dish called plov
This week we finish our latest series of Postcards by enjoying a traditional Uzbek dinner, with a visit to a top restaurant.
Repair work underway on London's iconic Big Ben tower
The refurbishment of Big Ben’s tower is underway and set to last for three years – its biggest repair job for over three decades.
360°: The reinvention of France
Central France château owner Isaure de Sainte-Marie strongly feels that her country needs a new identity.
Turkey blocks Booking.com in competition law case
Turkish court bans Booking.com in competition law case
The State Museum of Arts in Tashkent, Uzbekistan
In Postcards from Uzbekistan this week we visit the State Museum of Arts in the capital Tashkent.
Soviet nostalgia? Take a tour through Bucharest's communist past!
Now an energetic commercial centre, Bucharest, Romania’s capital city, still bears in its architecture and landscape traces of the country’s communist history.
Postcards from Japan: unique Nishijin-ori weaving
The destination for this episode of Postcards is the beautiful city of Kyoto
Cable car rescue drama on the Canary Islands
Dozens of tourists had to be evacuated on Thursday morning after a malfunctioning cable-car system forced them to spend the night stranded 3,500 metres up Mount Teide on…
Eurostar sees signs of recovery after tough 2016
The Channel Tunnel rail service suffered a 28 million euro operating loss as passenger numbers fell following terror attacks in Paris and Brussels.
A second robot staffed hotel opens in Tokyo
Dinosaur receptionists were on standby on Wednesday (March 15) as a second hotel staffed mostly by robots and automatons opened in Tokyo.
Visiting Uzbekistan's Khudayar Khan Palace
This week in Postcards we’re in the east of Uzbekistan in the city of Kokand.
Tourists returning to Europe
Improved hotel bookings and increased tax-free shopping and air traffic show that tourists are returning to Europe after recent security fears.
Trentino: the Alpine side with an Italian touch
Euronews spoke at Berlin’s ITB to Mirta Valentini, Head of Sales Support at Trentino Marketing, about what makes the Northern Italian province stand
Champions League final to put Wales on the tourist map
Euronews spoke at Berlin’s ITB to Rob Lewis Jones, Media Relations Executive at Visit Wales, about how his country can profit from hosting this
Malaysia aims for 30 million-tourist mark in 2017
Euronews spoke at Berlin’s ITB to Datuk Seri Mirza Mohammad Taiyab, Director General at Tourism Malaysia about the prospects for the tourist year
Spanish trains to connect Central Asian countries
Euronews spoke at Berlin’s ITB to Anvar Sharapov, Chairman at the Uzbek State Committee for Tourism Development about how his country seeks to