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The Church of the Grand Palace at the Peterhof, a palace complex commissioned by Peter the Great.

Extended St. Petersburg call brings history into focusDrawn by beauty, history and a modern terminal, cruise ships are increasingly coming to St. Petersburg, Russia, home of...

A guestroom at Torel Boutiques' Torel 1884, which opened this year in Porto.

Portugal's luxury hotel sector catching up with tourism boomAs Portugal's tourism boom nears the 10-year mark, its luxury and boutique hotel sector is just starting to hit its stride....

The Couvent des Minimes Hotel & L’Occitane Spa in Mane retains the charm of its roots as a 17th-century cloister.

Dining a highlight on serene tour of ProvenceA primer on enjoying the fine dining and boutique hotels in southern France.

Hahn Air has a fleet of just three Cessna aircraft, but more than 300 interline partners.

Tiny German airline a big player, thanks to interline dealsHahn Air just might be the biggest airline that barely flies.

Shoppers in Rotterdam’s Markthal, an indoor market that opened in 2014.

Northwestern exploration with Eurail passIn its 60th year, Eurail has upped its network to 31 countries while at the same time simplifying its product offering.

A FlightAware graphic shows the density of air traffic over Europe on the evening of June 11.

Europe travelers can expect flight delays again this summerFundamentally, Europe suffers from more crowded skies than the U.S. and has thus far not developed the tools to deal with...

If Brexit spurs a decline in arrivals from Europe, VisitBritain will redouble its promotional efforts in the U.S., said CEO Sally Balcombe.

VisitBritain seeks to calm Brexit anxietyA survey shows some concern among Americans about how Brexit negotiations might affect their U.K. travel plans. VisitBritain...

A crowded canal on King's Day in Amsterdam.

Too many visitors: The Netherlands ditches tourism promotionIn the latest response to the growing global problem of overtourism, the Netherlands will stop promoting inbound travel,...

One of the 45 guestrooms and suites at the Royal Crescent Hotel & Spa, which occupies a cluster of buildings dating to the mid-1700s.

Updated English tradition at the Royal CrescentThe property, which has been operated by Topland Group since 2012, was refurbished in 2014 with an eye to preserving its...

Polishing Poland's image: A prime minister hopes to change perceptions

Polishing Poland's image: A prime minister hopes to change perceptionsThe narrative that Mateusz Morawiecki wants recognized is one that is heroic: a country that was an early proponent of...

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