Making an itinerary can help you get the most out of your trip to Europe. Follow Rick Steves' advice so you can have a more ...

Are you curious about what Europe travel essentials you should pack? Well, our family just returned home from a two-and-a-half-week trip to Europe. We spent time in Paris, Brussels, Bruges, Amsterdam, ...

For holiday cheer and festive décor, Europe’s great cities deliver in droves. While it seems nearly every sizable city has a ...

Beginning in mid-2025, U.S. travelers to 30 European countries must apply for ETIAS authorization before departure. The application process is online, costs €7 (approximately $7.47), and is free for ...

As another twelve months of European travel draws to a close, it's time to look ahead to 2025 and see which trends look set to shape the travel scene on the continent. I've gathered some intel from ...

Europe has always held a kind of magic for me. It started with a well-worn travel book about Malta I found in the back of my grandmother’s closet, filled with handwritten notes and recipes she’d ...

European train travel is booming—from the luxurious, like the Orient Express, to the very affordable, like Nightjet and Eurostar. Discover the train journeys redefining European travel for 2026.

The European Union has delayed the implementation of its ETIAS travel authorization system to the end of 2026. The ETIAS is not a visa, but a travel authorization for short-term stays in the EU for ...

U.S. interest in traveling to Europe this summer has dropped by 7 percentage points. Cost concerns are the top barrier, but politics and global perception may also play a role. Chinese tourism to ...

The European Travel Information and Authorization System (ETIAS) fee has increased to €20 (about $23.25) from the initial €7. ETIAS is not a visa, but a travel authorization for visa-free travelers to ...

Starting in January 2025, the U.K. will require an electronic travel authorization (ETA) for visitors from countries including the U.S., Canada, Australia and New Zealand. The European Union is right ...