sustainable tourism Europe

Italy and other European nations are exploring coach travel as a flexible way to connect major gateways with heritage cities and rural destinations.

EU urban mobility indicators covering 431 cities will reshape public transport, accessibility and tourist connections across Europe from 2027

Europe's tourism is evolving as beaches, mountain destinations and coastal regions attract travellers seeking diverse and experience-led holidays.

Bosnia and Herzegovina is expanding sustainable tourism through new investment, improved accessibility and visitor-focused travel policies in 2026.

Spain, Greece, Italy, Croatia and Portugal lead Europe’s tourism race as coastal holidays and mountain escapes reshape future travel trends.

Europe’s short-term rental market grows rapidly as digital accommodation reshapes tourism, expands travel choices and prompts new sustainability measures

Croatia, Slovenia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro and Albania unite through a 5,000-km eco-corridor to expand sustainable tourism across the Western Balkans

Strasbourg, Annecy, Aveiro, Utrecht, Bruges and other European canal cities are attracting travellers seeking authentic alternatives to Venice and Amsterdam.

Greece and Austria strengthen tourism cooperation through hospitality education, mountain tourism and sustainable destination development across Europe

Europe promotes conscious travel through certified sustainable destinations, eco-friendly stays and lesser-known regions beyond crowded tourist hotspots

Europe Coach Travel Gains Ground as Italy, France, and Spain Seek Better Tourist Connections

Paris, Rome and Berlin Enter a New Tourism Era as EU Mobility Rules Transform City Travel

Europe’s Sun, Sea and Mountains Shape the Continent’s Next Tourism Boom

Bosnia and Herzegovina Advances Sustainable Tourism Strategy in 2026

Europe’s Coastal Tourism Stays Strong as Mountain Travel Expands

Europe’s Tourism Landscape Evolves as Short-Term Rentals Expand Travel Choices While Cities Balance Sustainable Growth and Housing Needs

Croatia Leads a New Era of Western Balkans Tourism as Slovenia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro and Albania Unite Through a 5,000-Kilometre Eco-Adventure Corridor

France’s Strasbourg and Annecy, Portugal’s Aveiro and Europe’s Emerging Canal Cities Redefine Waterway Tourism Beyond Venice and Amsterdam

Greece and Austria Transform Europe’s Tourism Future Through Hospitality Education, Mountain Tourism and Sustainable Growth, But Could This Partnership Redefine the Way the World Travels?

Europe Is Leading a Quiet Tourism Revolution Through Hidden Green Destinations and Certified Eco-Stays, But Could This Be the Future of Conscious Travel?