Abortion Tourism / The European Commission Will Not Establish a New Financial Mechanism. Access to Abortions May Go Through the European Social Fund
The European Commission has rejected the initiative for a new financial mechanism to expand access to abortions, stating that member states can utilize existing tools like the European Social Fund for support.
New EU Code of Conduct for Reliable Online Reviews in Tourism
A new EU Code of Conduct aimed at ensuring the authenticity and reliability of online reviews in the tourism sector was signed in Brussels.
Greece will soon no longer be the most indebted member of the EU - Will this be its 'golden decade'?
Greece is experiencing a decline in debt and strong economic growth, but warnings about risks affecting future growth persist.
Every European country charging new 'tourist taxes' in 2026 - full list
Several European countries will introduce new tourist taxes starting in 2026, aiming to manage tourism and fund local services.
From Rehabilitation in Poland to Proton Therapy in Denmark: Where Lithuanians Go for Treatment
Lithuanian patients are increasingly utilizing healthcare services in other EU countries as they seek rehabilitation and specialized treatments.
Slovakia: Private Villas at EU Expense
Subsidies intended for agriculture in Slovakia are allegedly being diverted to fund private vacation homes, prompting an anti-corruption activist to advocate for the continuation of these payments despite the controversy.
Airports criticize new EU verification system: "Tourists face disaster this summer"
Leaders in the tourism industry are urging the European Commission to suspend the new Entry/Exit System (EES) due to fears of significant disruptions during the summer season.
Brussels warns the Junta of Andalusia that it is illegal to duplicate the registry of tourist apartments by creating a regional one
The European Commission warns that the Junta of Andalusia's plan to create a separate registry for short-term rentals may violate EU regulations.
Record in European Tourism in 2025: 3.08 Billion Overnight Stays in the EU – How Much They Increased in Greece
The article discusses the record number of 3.08 billion overnight stays in the European Union in 2025, highlighting a significant increase in Greece's tourism and the distribution between international and domestic visitors.
Some museum entrance fees go up for non-EU tourists in France
Museum entrance fees in France have increased for non-EU tourists, with significant hikes at major attractions like the Louvre and the Palace of Versailles.
More expensive museums in France for tourists outside the EU
Tourists from outside the EU, including Americans, Chinese, and Mexicans, will be charged up to 45% more for entry to the Louvre and five other cultural sites in France, sparking intense backlash against the 'double pricing' system.
Tractors in front of the Eiffel Tower.. Farmers' anger caused tourism considerations to fall
About a hundred farmers protested in Paris against a proposed free trade agreement between the EU and Mercosur, fearing it would lead to a decline in European farmers' incomes due to an influx of cheap agricultural goods.
Bulgaria Debuts Euro Amid Enthusiasm and Fear: "The New Currency Will Boost Business"
As Bulgaria adopts the euro, experts predict price increases but anticipate positive impacts on trade and tourism in the country's economy, which has the lowest per capita income in the EU.
The difficulties of accessing a home in Portugal, the country with the most overvalued housing in the EU: "I can't live alone"
In Portugal, the housing crisis is exacerbated by tourism, which has taken over long-term rental properties, leaving young people struggling to find affordable housing.
Six new travel rules holidaymakers need to know ahead of 2026 breaks
British holidaymakers will face significant changes including EU border fingerprint checks, new visa waivers, and tourist taxes starting in 2026.
New records for Greek tourism, writes the German-speaking press
The German-speaking press comments on the new records being set by Greek tourism, alongside discussions on the Trump-Zelensky meeting at Mar-a-Lago and U.S. sanctions against EU officials.