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A long-absent Italian resident has returned home from near-extinction.

The Spanish capital is calling a pause on the popular scooters after a string of accidents, and non-compliance with regulations.

Belgium has caught up to Germany in exports, but read on for a surprising list of who are the top drinkers!

Oneworld gets its first based-in-Africa member, and its first new member since 2012. Air Fiji will become an affiliate member.

A sight familiar to millions of travelers disappears from the center of Amsterdam, but you can still take a selfie at one of the other copies.

More hours, more entrances, more air conditioning and a possible visitor cap are planned to address a growing problem.

Air France is letting go half its A380 fleet, lessors are having a hard time placing them, and only Emirates is (maybe) bullish on their future.

Starting this week, Europeans, and others shopping in Europe, are free from another 'digital border' when shopping as new rules came into effect Monday. Within Europe, under the new rules, anyone can shop online in any other European country, without being redirected to his or her 'home' website, where prices may be different, or products not available. Up to now, according to the EU Commission, over 60% of websites that exist in more than one country have done that. Future initiatives, to...

TAP adds Washington and Chicago on its way to a bigger footprint both in North America and in Europe.

There are 12,000 one-month rail passes waiting for lucky European youth to meet their neighbors. Applications close December 11.

New York's Laguardia Airport opens the first fruits of its massive reconstruction with the first part of new Terminal B, an 11-gate concourse.

Iceland's upstart discounter flies into financial troubles and an aborted merger with Icelandair, but new financing appears in the works.