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European Destinations Americans Can't Quit

Tue, 10/07/2025 - 23:52 By Dana Lockwood
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United Kingdom, Germany and France draw record numbers of U.S. visitors in 2024 travel data, spotlighting the European destinations Americans return to again and again.

LONDON, United Kingdom — Fresh booking statistics show Americans are turning European trips into a near-year-round ritual, with the United Kingdom, Germany and France topping a list of 10 European destinations that welcomed the largest share of U.S. travelers in 2024.

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Strike, protests threaten Italy travel plans this weekend

Sat, 10/04/2025 - 01:02 By Dana Lockwood
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Italy travel alert: Rome and nationwide rail, air and road services face a 24-hour strike Oct. 2-3, plus city-center protests Oct. 4.

ROME — Travelers with Italy on their weekend itinerary should brace for a rare double whammy of disruption: a nationwide transport strike that begins late Thursday and a series of demonstrations expected to clog Rome’s historic core on Saturday.

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Italy airport strikes may snarl UK flights Friday

Thu, 09/25/2025 - 07:25 By Wilson Montgomery
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Rome, Italy travelers face potential airport strikes Friday that could disrupt more than 100 UK–Italy flights and upend weekend plans.

ROME — Holiday‐makers eyeing a weekend escape between the United Kingdom and Rome, Milan or Venice may want to pack a healthy dose of patience. A new round of industrial action by flight and ground crews in Italy is scheduled for Friday and threatens to ground or delay more than 100 departures and arrivals, placing as many as 20,000 seats in limbo.

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Italy autumn travel revamp: new routes, tighter checks

Fri, 08/29/2025 - 11:23 By Dana Lockwood
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Rome, Italy — New flights, scenic tourist trains and upcoming border checks redefine autumn travel across the country.

ROME — Italy’s shoulder-season travelers can expect a flurry of changes this autumn, from fresh air links and nostalgia-rich railway journeys to a calendar of transport strikes and a looming biometric border system. Here is what to know before you pack for Rome, Milan, Naples or beyond.

New flights widen Italy’s horizons

Italy’s main gateways are adding point-to-point service just in time for cooler weather and smaller crowds.

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Passport Scans Stolen From Hotels, Garante Warns

Tue, 08/19/2025 - 11:16 By Wilson Montgomery
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Rome, Italy — Italian watchdog says hotel passport scans stolen; what travelers can do to protect data.

ROME — A warning from Italy’s data-protection regulator has travelers worldwide rethinking the age-old ritual of handing over a passport at hotel check-in. According to a recent advisory from the Garante per la Protezione dei Dati Personali, several hotel information-technology platforms were breached, exposing high-resolution scans of guests’ passports and national ID cards.

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Costly Sunbeds Drive Tourists Off Italy's Beaches

Fri, 08/15/2025 - 09:20 By Bob Vidra
Amalfi beach on famous Amalfi Coast Italy. Rows of red and white parasols or beach umbrellas.
Rome, Italy — Travelers weighing an Italian beach holiday face sun-lounger rental fees that now top £292 a day in spots such as Alassio.

Italy’s private beach clubs—those neat rows of umbrellas and loungers you see from Liguria to Puglia—are posting another year of price rises. Altroconsumo’s 2025 audit of 213 lidos across ten destinations found average prices for one umbrella and two loungers up about 5% versus last summer and roughly 17% higher than in 2021.

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US Surge in Greece Searches: Crete, Naxos Lead 2025 Plans

Sun, 08/03/2025 - 08:20 By Bob Vidra
Antique Potara gates on the Greek Island Naxos
Athens, Greece — Crete, Naxos and other Greek islands see triple-digit U.S. search spikes for 2025 vacations, HomeToGo data show.

A fresh set of numbers from vacation-rental marketplace HomeToGo points to a banner year ahead for Greek tourism, and Athens officials can hardly hide their excitement. The platform’s annual travel-trends report shows that search interest from U.S. users for Greece vacations in 2025 has rocketed so sharply that the country now ranks No.

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NH Collection opens new Palazzo Sitano hotel in Palermo

Fri, 07/25/2025 - 11:35 By Jennifer Wilmington
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Palermo, Italy welcomes the NH Collection Palermo Palazzo Sitano, a boutique hotel melding Baroque heritage with modern comforts in the city’s historic center. In a city where Arab-Norman arches share the skyline with Baroque cupolas, travelers will now find a fresh hideaway behind the stone façades of Via Vittorio Emanuele.
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Autonomous ChatGPT Agent Books Rome Hotel in Minutes

Fri, 07/25/2025 - 11:22 By Wilson Montgomery
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Rome, Italy — A new autonomous ChatGPT agent can scan online travel agencies in seconds and lock down a Rome hotel room without a single click from you.

ROME — Booking a hotel in the Eternal City has always meant toggling through tabs, battling pop-ups and second-guessing neighborhood names. That ritual may be fading. A recently released autonomous version of ChatGPT has proved it can translate a vague request—“find me a place to stay in Rome”—into a confirmed reservation in just minutes, according to a commentary published on industry site Hospitality Net.

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Italian airport walkouts threaten summer getaway plans

Thu, 07/24/2025 - 10:18 By Bob Vidra
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Rome, Italy — Travelers face possible flight disruptions on July 26 as airport ground staff and airline employees plan a nationwide four-hour strike.

ROME, Italy — The height of the European summer getaway could be jolted next week when thousands of aviation workers across Italy walk off the job for part of the afternoon. The coordinated industrial action, scheduled for July 26, is expected to touch virtually every corner of Italy’s air-travel network and may ripple out to airports far beyond Rome and Milan.

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