Greece has introduced new rules for tourists, digital border tracking, and environmental protections to combat overtourism and protect coastal areas.
Category: Travel News
The digital system for checking non-EU travellers’ documents is creating bottlenecks and glitches just as the peak of the holiday season approaches.
Amsterdam has implemented aggressive new rules and tax hikes designed to curb overtourism, limit visitor numbers to a strict 20 million cap, and crack down on public nuisances.
If you are travelling to Italy in 2026, read on for all the new norms for tourists, including increased taxes, crowd control and public behaviour laws.
The cost of jet fuel is falling, but not that of airfares. In fact, for those who postponed their bookings in the hope that the easing of geopolitical tensions would lead to lower fares, the result has been the opposite.
Japan has introduced major updates for visitors regarding fees, tax-free shopping, and entry requirements to manage high tourism levels.