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A startup wants London to Cologne in four hours, but the fight that actually decides your fare is over a depot in east London, not the crossing.
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For every crowded island the summer has found, a quieter one sits a ferry ride away, though the tidy swap oversells both the distance and the runway.
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A veteran blogger says skip Ko Lipe, and he is right about the island, but a boycott mourns a place without touching who took it.
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travel for everyone 16 Jul
The watt-hour math on the label, and the airlines that have quietly changed how you are allowed to use a charger in your seat.
0travel for everyone 15 Jul
The smartest move in this summer's coolcation surge is not a destination but a calendar, and the numbers back it up on both ends.
1travel for men 14 Jul
The dupe economy sells one coast as a cheaper version of another, but the honest ledger is about what you gain, what you give up, and how little time the trade has left.
0travel for everyone 14 Jul
Every June, three countries burn twenty minutes of gunpowder over Funchal bay for the right to help stage the island's record-breaking December show.
0travel for everyone 14 Jul
Machu Picchu, Pompeii, and a widening list of marquee sites will turn you away this summer without a booked, name-matched, timed slot.
0travel for everyone 14 Jul
Since February the Electronic Travel Authorisation is mandatory and checked before you board, so here is what it costs, how long it lasts, and who skips it.
0travel for everyone 13 Jul
The tourist tax is the loud half of a housing policy, and the quiet half is the plan to end nearly every licensed holiday flat by 2029.
0travel for everyone 13 Jul
One EU border system is live and free, the other costs twenty euros and is not live yet, and scam sites already blur the two.
0travel for everyone 13 Jul
Search interest in slow travel and solo travel both hit records this year, but the numbers describe a practice, not a mood, so I went to check what staying put actually buys you.
0travel for everyone 12 Jul
AlUla is turning a two-thousand-year-old Nabataean necropolis into a destination in real time, and asking the Western traveler to weigh more than the light on the sandstone.
0travel for everyone 12 Jul
Greece now charges 20 euros to step off a ship at Santorini and caps the island at 8,000 cruise arrivals a day, and the design says more than the price does.
0travel for everyone 12 Jul
The country moved a mountain of rock to make itself easy to reach, then passed a tourism law to keep the arrival from happening to it.
0travel for everyone 12 Jul
Himeji Castle now charges non-residents 2,500 yen and takes in nearly double the money for it, and the line that actually matters is residency, not nationality.
0travel for women 12 Jul
Five sleepers were added this year and ten were taken away, and the difference between the two comes down to whether a route stands on its fares or leans on a subsidy.
0travel for men 12 Jul
The country will let in citizens of every nation on earth for ninety days, and the record crowds are arriving; the trick is deciding where to stand when they do.
0travel for everyone 11 Jul
The northward pull is structural and the records are real; the number driving the trend traces to a car-rental firm's forecast, not a booking count.
0travel for everyone 11 Jul
A tripled departure tax, a tenfold Kyoto hotel levy, and a paywall on Mount Fuji sound like a crackdown, but the math and a 40-year-low yen say otherwise.
0travel for everyone 11 Jul
The day-tripper fee is back for 60 peak days in 2026, a turnstile that counts the crowd and bills it without ever thinning it.
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