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Europe travel

  • The Safest European Countries for Driving Rental Cars
    The Safest European Countries for Driving Rental Cars
    Safety is the most important thing to consider when driving in a foreign country.
    August 30, 2024BY Tribune News Service
  • Europe’s New Travel Authorization System Reportedly Being Postponed to 2025
    Europe’s New Travel Authorization System Reportedly Being Postponed to 2025
    ETIAS has hit a snag or two and will not be in operation in 2024.
    October 22, 2023BY Tribune News Service
  • Visitors to Europe Will Need New Travel Documents in 2024
    Visitors to Europe Will Need New Travel Documents in 2024
    Make sure you have all the documents you'll need before booking a trip to Europe.
    October 4, 2023BY Tribune News Service
  • A European Flight With Condor
    A European Flight With Condor
    Last year's canceled flights, shortages of pilots, flight delays, deficiency of ground crews and airport personnel, endlessly slow-moving ...
    March 18, 2023BY Richard Carroll
  • Berlin’s Reichstag: Teary-Eyed Germans and a Big Glass Dome
    Berlin’s Reichstag: Teary-Eyed Germans and a Big Glass Dome
    Years ago, when I got my history degree, I said to myself, “I’d better get a business degree, ...
    June 20, 2022BY Rick Steves
  • Milan’s Masterpieces
    Milan’s Masterpieces
    Milan can't compare with Rome and Florence artistically, but Italy's second city hosts two noteworthy masterpieces: Michelangelo's last ...
    June 14, 2022BY Rick Steves
  • Blackpool: Britain’s Coney Island
    Blackpool: Britain’s Coney Island
    When I tell my British friends I’m going to Blackpool, their expressions sour and they ask, “Oh, God, ...
    June 7, 2022BY Diane Rossen Worthington
  • Eurail Passes: Great, but With Gotchas
    Eurail Passes: Great, but With Gotchas
    Even with COVID-19 and $7.50 to $9 a gallon gasoline, the basic rules for getting around within Europe ...
    May 17, 2022BY Ed Perkins
  • History and Mystery in Glastonbury
    History and Mystery in Glastonbury
    Two hours west of London, Glastonbury is a mecca for seekers. It gurgles with a thought-provoking mix of ...
    April 19, 2022BY Rick Steves
  • Padua: Students, Saints, and Scarpette
    Padua: Students, Saints, and Scarpette
    Nicknamed “the Brain of Veneto,” Padua is home to the prestigious university (founded in 1222) that hosted Galileo, ...
    April 12, 2022BY Rick Steves
  • Taking the Kids: Athens Like a Local
    Taking the Kids: Athens Like a Local
    What’s on the menu this busy Friday night in Athens? A traditional menu says Katia lordanidou. An eggplant ...
    April 11, 2022BY Eileen Ogintz
  • Pamplona: Feeling the Breath of the Bull on Your Pants
    Pamplona: Feeling the Breath of the Bull on Your Pants
    Like a cowboy at a rodeo, I sit atop my spot on the fence. A loudspeaker declares — ...
    April 5, 2022BY Rick Steves
  • The High Life and Humble Devotion on Montenegro’s Bay of Kotor
    The High Life and Humble Devotion on Montenegro’s Bay of Kotor
    Leaving Mostar, in Bosnia and Herzegovina, I drive south to yet another nation that emerged newly independent from ...
    March 25, 2022BY Rick Steves
  • Tuscany: ‘Here Begins Prosciutto’
    Tuscany: ‘Here Begins Prosciutto’
    I checked into the farmhouse inn on the Gori family estate. This is Tuscany in the rough: a ...
    March 25, 2022BY Rick Steves
  • Two Girls, 10 Days, and Some Crete Celebrity
    Two Girls, 10 Days, and Some Crete Celebrity
    Last month two colleagues of ours ventured to Crete for an end of summer holiday. What was intended ...
    September 29, 2014BY Phil Butler
TOP NEWS
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    Global Oil Market Shows First Signs of Rebalancing as Gulf Exports Recover: IEA
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    Alleged Chinese Spy Alice Huang Linked to Huawei Data Center: Report
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