A Miami-based federal court returned a more than $10.2 million verdict against Carnival Cruise Line in favor of a passenger who claims a former crew member raped her in a storage closet aboard the Carnival Miracle in 2018, court records show.
Get your credit card out and your favorite booking platforms at the ready: US magazine and news website TIME has just released its list of the world's 50 greatest places of 2022.
Italy's beautiful Amalfi coast is a tourist hotspot, but its unusually acrobatic lemon farmers largely go unnoticed and now their prized fruit and its traditional cultivation methods are under threat.
Spanish police have detained a pair of professional thieves accused of stealing more than $1.6 million worth of wine from a hotel in the south of the country.
Made up of over 1,000 kilometers of mostly oceanfront trails circling the island of Sardinia, the 'Cammino 100 Torri' -- or 100 Towers Path -- might not be Italy's most famous hike, but it's certainly of its most spectacular.
The world's largest passenger plane, the Airbus A380, has been recruited as a flight test demonstator to trial new open fan engine architecture which could cut CO2 emissions by 20%, compared to today's most efficient engines.
It's another good year for Copenhagen as, for the second year in a row, a restaurant in the Danish capital has been named the best on the planet at the World's 50 Best Restaurants awards.
Teenager Brad Miele spent the summer of 1984 exploring Europe by rail. One night in London, Miele says he unexpectedly crossed paths with cult musician David Bowie and ended up cameoing in a Bowie music video.
Renowned Ukrainian chef Yurii Kovryzhenko and his partner were visiting London when Russia invaded their homeland. Now the couple will are opening a restaurant in the city's Chelsea suburb to help support those affected by the conflict.
A wave of big-spending US travelers has descended on France, delighting a tourism industry that was bracing for the sanctions-induced loss of wealthy Russian visitors.
Home entertainment today is defined by sleek, high definition flat screen televisions, voice controlled speakers, and cell phones that know us better than we know ourselves.
It's been an unusual couple of years for the aviation industry. After months of pandemic-related groundings, travel's returned not with a bang, but with a bit of a whimper, as many global airlines and airports struggle with cancellations and delays.
Public transport prices on state-owned service across Spain have already been slashed in half in response to rapidly rising energy and inflation rates. Now the government has announced further 100% discounts.
The Grand Tour was a rite of passage for men and women of certain wealth and status in the late 18th and early 19th centuries, taking in the best Europe had to offer.
Glass-bottomed bathrooms, roof-deck water slides and stairs leading directly into the ocean. What could be dreamier? For travelers yearning for a tropical escape, overwater villas are the epitome of vacation goals.
London Heathrow, one of the world's busiest airports, has made the extraordinary move of asking airlines to stop selling tickets for outbound travel this summer.
A 200-year-old "pristine" cobalt mine has been discovered in Cheshire, northwest England, revealing a trove of personal objects left behind by workers.
