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Italy to cap island airfares and crack down on ‘dynamic pricing’

Ryanair's CEO has branded Italy’s flight price cap as ‘ridiculous and illegal’.

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How Brits can avoid high phone bills while travelling in Europe

Don’t rely on your phone network to tell you when you’re going to be charged extra - they’re not obligated to let you know.

Culture news

May the coin be with you: Anniversary Star Wars coins unveiled

Prepare to get collecting in a galaxy far, far away...

Destinations

Dream holiday? These are the cheapest bucket list destinations

There are ways to save money when you book that once in a lifetime travel experience.

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Travel News

Here’s why staying an extra night could save you money

Choosing to stay an extra day could mean a lower cost holiday, according to research by Which?

Culture news

Can you guess which country spends the most on luxury goods?

In recent years, many countries have seen an increase in spending on luxury items, but one country now stands out as the world's biggest spender on luxury goods per capita...

Green News

Why shutting down fossil fuels is unlikely to make you poorer

Shutting down fossil fuels will have negligible financial impact on ‘vast majority’, study finds.

Green News

‘Double dishwashing’ wastes over 2,400 Olympic pools of water a year

Three in five of the 12 million UK households with a dishwasher admit to pre-rinsing their dishes before loading the dishwasher.

Travel News

Cash, credit card or crypto: What’s the best way to pay on holiday?

Heading abroad? Here's how to choose the best payment option for your trip.

Travel News

How to get paid €5,000 to move to a blissful Sicilian town

Petralia Soprana, perched on a high ridge, is designated one of the most beautiful villages in Italy.

Green News

Revealed: The ‘secret relationship’ between banks and oil companies

Big banks are 'gambling' with our climate, a new report shows, acted out by Game of Thrones stars. Where are the ethical banks?

Culture news

Turkish student becomes famous thanks to huge cash and coin collection

When 17-year-old Muhammet Günduz started collecting money it was just a hobby. But he has now gathered such a vast amount of cash and coins his collection has been the main focus of an exhibition.

United Kingdom

Inside Europe's first rehab centre for female gamblers

The number of female gamblers is on the rise, but a UK charity rehab is helping women overcome their addictions.

Money

FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried charged with paying $40m bribe

FTX filed for bankruptcy in November when it ran out of money after the equivalent of a bank run on the global cryptocurrency exchange.

Destinations

This UK city will soon tax tourists. But what will it pay for?

This is the first ever city in the UK to introduce a nightly tourist tax.

Experiences

What are Europe's cheapest holiday destinations in 2023?

As the cost of living continues to surge, holidays are getting more expensive. But these locations won't break the bank.

Money

Terra's Do Kwon arrested in Montenegro months after £40bn crypto crash

Interpol was asked to arrest the South Korean following the $40 billion (€37 billion) collapse of crypto platform Terra and its two stablecoins.

Green News

Millionaires are burning through our carbon budget, scientists warn

Millionaire spending will make clean transition ‘less likely’, a new report has warned.

Living

Does free public transport make people drive less?

Three years on from Luxembourg's introduction of free public transport, residents see it as a ‘good form of freedom'.

Experiences

Here's how much you should tip waiters on holiday in Europe

A waiter has called out Europeans' stingy tipping culture in a viral tweet - but how do we compare to other countries?