How Greece aims to become a year-round destination as it looks beyond its beaches and islandsFrom mountain escapes and wine trails to wellness retreats and city breaks, the country is hoping to draw visitors beyond the traditional summer season, Greece’s tourism minister tells Euronews Travel.
Why Spain is taking 188,000 tonnes of olive oil off the marketThe world’s biggest olive oil producer is holding back 12% of its output from November to stop producer prices falling further. It’s the first time Spain has used the measure, which is expected to keep about 188,000 tonnes off the market until the end of September 2027.
Further bomb threats disrupt at least another 18 flights across EuropeA number of European media outlets – including news organisations in Bulgaria, Ireland and the UK – have reported that a group claiming responsibility for this week’s threats sent an email to several outlets warning of further attacks on transport across Europe. “This is only the beginning,” it reportedly said.
Horny Grandmas Are Having a MomentCreators in their sixties, seventies, and eighties have flooded adult platforms as the demand for mature content has skyrocketed, with some turning to online sex work as a retirement lifeline.
For Russians, Simply Saying 'No to War' Is No Longer EnoughIn exile, many of us Russians have come to realize that pacifism is not a universal value. Moving from a country as large as Russia to a small one profoundly changes your perspective.
'A way of celebrating presence': What Botero's rotund remakes of classical masterpieces tell us about art historyColombian artist Fernando Botero's joyful paintings reimagine the most iconic and famous works of historic European art.
A first-hand account: Renting an apartment in SwedenUsually when you look for an apartment, you browse listings online, go to a few viewings, sign a lease, done. But renting a place works a little bit differently in Sweden. It’s less of a process and more of a long game. And if you don’t understand how it works, it can be confusing; and honestly, a bit defeating at times.
Nina Danilova: My favorite thrift and vintage stores in Florence, Italy’s premiere city of fashionThe first city one would perhaps name when thinking of Italian fashion today is Milan; however, it’s Florence that has been driving Italian style for centuries.
Thom Harding: My favorite kindercafés and family friendly restaurants in Vienna when it’s too cold for the parkDuring the next few months, I hope to use my position as a new father to lift the lid on the huge amount of events, locales and happenings arranged by the city of Vienna for families.
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