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Ireland rolls out the emerald carpet for U.S. touristsThe focus is on attracting visitors who have "value-added tourism traits," that is, people who are likely to "see more, do more...

Remembering Jim Burns, the larger-than-life doorman at London's AthenaeumFor three decades, Burns welcomed hotel guests with quintessential British charm.

It's time to return to flood-stricken ValenciaThe heart of the Spanish city was largely spared from an October deluge, and tourism to the region will benefit recovery.

Finding Lisbon too crowded? Try AlentejoAlentejo, less than an hour from Lisbon, offers the charm and culture that draws visitors to Portugal in the first place -- but...

What Notre Dame's reopening meansThe view of the resurrected spire and the sound of Notre Dame's bells pealing once again in the restored belfry will lift the...

Making connections — or notSome airlines and airports on the Continent expect flyers to do the near-impossible to make their flight.

Scotland gives us 'coorie' for the dark winter monthsLike the Nordic countries' hygge, "coorie" is cozy, while also embracing the outdoors and starry skies.

New and renovated hotels in ViennaFrom newbuilds to properties housed in Imperial buildings, here's a sampling of fresh and refreshed places to stay in the...

Zurich's surprisingly wide menu of palate pleasersThere's much more to the Swiss city's culinary offerings than cheese fondue and chocolate.

Ready for the next season of Olympics travel?It's time to start planning trips for the 2026 Milano Cortina Winter Games in Italy.

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