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Philippines

Coronavirus: European nationals stranded abroad

Euronews spoke to two UK travellers in the Philippines.

United Kingdom

Thousands stranded as Europe's largest regional airline collapses

All Flybe flights have been grounded and passengers told not to go to airports unless they have alternative flight arrangements.

Ecotech

Nearly half of all flights from the UK are down to stag dos abroad

Swapping Dubai for Edinburgh is the equivalent of giving up driving for 7 months, new analysis has found.

Destinations

6 french ski resorts with outstanding green credentials

These destinations allow you to enjoy the snow without worrying about your carbon footprint.

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Destinations

I explored the eco-side to Puerto Vallarta, on Mexico's Pacific Coast

Once the setting for Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton's romance, now 2020's hottest eco-friendly destination.

World News

What are the most powerful passports of 2020?

Japan keeps its leading position in 2020 passport ranking. The UAE passport experiences the biggest rise in the last decade.

Food and Drink

Boozy marathons: can running and drinking alcohol really be healthy?

Wine and cheese go together, but wine and running is not such a common pairing. The only way to understand it, is to be part of it.

Destinations

Rome | Finding wellness in the Eternal City at Dedica Anthology Hotel

Travelling to Rome was like stepping straight into the 1950s film, Roman Holiday, Vespas and all...

Earth News

Bristol | A green guide to one of Europe's most vegan friendly cities

Filled with plant-based cafes and incredible street art, this guide will help you seek out some green gems.

Finland

20,000 passengers hit as Finnair crippled by strikes

Airport workers have joined a solidarity strike on behalf of 9,000 postal service employees who have been on a two-week strike over pay.

Earth News

EU countries say airlines should pay for polluting the planet

Nine countries are calling for the aviation industry to be taxed, in order to improve air pollution in Europe.

Destinations

Seven staycation destinations owned by Europe's royal families

Many royals opt to spend the summer in their own country retreats to get away from the limelight.

Australia

Ever backpacked in Australia? You might be owed some money if you have

The federal court has found that the so-called backpackers' tax is "a disguised form of discrimination", and is therefore invalid.

Destinations

These 5 destinations are award-winning when it comes to sustainability

These holiday destinations have won awards for being the greenest travel spots around the globe. What makes them so sustainable?

United Kingdom

Thomas Cook: UK government will try to recover repatriation costs

Transport Minister Grant Shapps said the government would try to recover the tens of thousands it has spent on repatriating stranded tourists after Thomas Cook collapsed on Monday.

United Kingdom

Hit by the collapse of Thomas Cook? Here's what to do

Hundreds of thousands have been left stranded - but help is at hand.

United Kingdom

Thomas Cook: Why did the world's oldest travel firm go bust?

After 178 years in business, Thomas Cook, the world's oldest travel company, has gone bust. It's just the latest in a long line of European carriers to have close up shop over the past two years.

United Kingdom

Thomas Cook: UK to fly 135,300 people back after after firm's collapse

British travel firm Thomas Cook collapsed on Monday, stranding 600,000 holidaymakers around the globe and sparking the largest peacetime repatriation effort in UK's history.

World News

British travel firm Thomas Cook collapses, stranding hundreds of thousands

The closing of one of Britain's oldest companies has sparked the largest peacetime repatriation effort in the nation's history.

United Kingdom

Thomas Cook: How a tee-total cabinet-maker built a travel empire

One of Britain's oldest firms faces its biggest challenge yet.