Italy has banned self-check-ins for Airbnb and other short-term rental properties, requiring hosts to conduct in-person key handovers to prevent potential security risks, CNN News reports.
"Depending on where you lived abroad, the return to this is probably going to be the biggest shock."
Abigail Castronova from South Carolina, USA, was standing an airport baggage carousel at when a suspected luggage thief approached and seemingly stole her suitcase. But the young woman was in for the surprise of her life.
It’s Friday night, 9pm. Neon light bounces off the rain-slicked streets of Soho. London is flushed with crowds drifting up from Leicester Square into the heart of the West End, despite the wintery weather.
This small village is backed by a huge golden sand beach that's perfect for winter walks
Those looking to buy a house in Japan should avoid doing it just because it's trendy and consider how they can contribute to the community, Matt Guy said.
Travelling by coach is always better in the mind than in reality. American films romanticised the Greyhound bus as a means of escape from Midwest tedium for big-city success, but American roads are long and relatively empty, making up for the crumby ride. A bus journey in Britain usually means a jam-stricken exit from one city, a dash down the middle lane of a clogged motorway, and the sorry climax of a stuttering arrival in another city.
Hestholme Farm in Yorkshire Dales National Park has been put on the market for £1,000,000.
There have been worries that high streets across Wales have been in decline for decades but some are bucking the trend
Data analytics company Euromonitor International has revealed its top 100 city destinations for 2024 and there are a few surprises at the top of the list.
From stunning towns and cities to awe-inspiring national parks and ancient monuments, we've picked out the most beautiful place in every European country.
Incidents are rare on a voyage but here is what happens if someone falls off a vessel
Members of a U.S. Senate subcommittee took aim at airline executives Wednesday for using an expanding menu of fees to charge customers for early boarding, better seats and other comforts that used to be part of the ticket price. Sen. Richard Blumenthal, D-Conn., said he thinks the federal government should review and perhaps fine the airlines for their use of what he called junk fees. Blumenthal, the chairman of the Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations, said seat fees were pure profit for the airlines because they don't have to create new seats or incur other expenses by allowing customers to pick where to sit.
Unlike the death of the novel, the demise of the guidebook has not been totally exaggerated. You hardly see them any more on the backpacker trail. City-breakers now use Instagram influencers to “curate” their bespoke trips through overtourism honeypots.
Despite record travel, low-cost carriers are hemorrhaging money and are trying new strategies to stop the bleed.
Here are five of the best afternoon teas in Suffolk to enjoy this Christmas.
The number of migrants arriving in Spain's Canary Islands by boat from West Africa hit a new annual record in 2024 for the second year in a row, official data showed on Tuesday.A total of 41,425 migrants entered the seven islands located in the Atlantic off the northwestern coast of Africa between January 1 and November 30, interior ministry data showed.
Whether you're searching for unspoilt sand or incredible street food, we know just the place. Here's where to go and what to do in Thailand in 2024.
The National Trust is hosting six Christmas markets in Avebury's historic threshing barn.
Nestled within the 1,110-acre Moncayo community, the luxury hospitality group will deliver furnished villas, luxury condos, ocean-view penthouses, and custom homesites.
If you are looking for a special treat then a winter spa weekend in Wales could be just the thing.
