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How wonderful it would be to travel in your “own” glass train carriage and observe nature without disturbing or harming it. Every day, you can plan your journey via an app and travel from lakes to forests.

The city of Palma de Mallorca is introducing stricter rules for tourism. The city administration on the holiday island is planning a comprehensive ban on new holiday apartments and hostels. 

Cybercrime causes financial damage amounting to 8.46 trillion euros worldwide, and the trend is rising. Companies are increasingly becoming victims of hacker attacks, as is currently the case with Motel One, for example. 

When looking for a holiday home, you often find many filter functions such as location, size or price to choose from. One provider has now added public transport connections to make it easier to travel without a car. 

Austria is already investing heavily in the digital future. But there could be even more and progress could be faster. The hotel industry is therefore hoping for support from politicians, e.g. through tax incentives and less bureaucracy.

Where do travellers get their ideas for their next trip? They prefer to travel to film locations - but to different ones than you might initially expect. However, the trend is changing.

Many Germans don't want to miss out on a holiday, preferring to tighten their belts. The tense economic situation is now affecting consumption and other holiday spending.

Apple, Google, Microsoft and Booking must disclose to the EU Commission how they protect users from fraud as part of the Digital Services Act. Will the next proceedings against tech giants follow?

Man-made landfill in the sea - the flood of plastic in the water is constantly increasing. What can be done about dangerous particles? Researchers from Hanover have developed an amazing solution: a unique gel.

A number of website operators and publishers have long warned that AI summaries on Google mean fewer clicks and less advertising revenue for them. Now a major US media company is taking legal action.