Mallorca, Iceland or perhaps a cruise? When the Moon completely blocks out the Sun on 12 August 2026, there are more options to choose from. An overview for all eclipse tourists.

The beach chairs are ready, but nothing works without sand: following the winter storms, Wangerooge’s beach is missing around 30,000 cubic metres of sand. Heavy machinery is bringing it back.

State control instead of unrestricted access to the World Wide Web: that is the reality in many countries. A recent infographic shows the state of internet freedom worldwide.

Anyone who spots dolphins off the coast of Croatia can provide valuable data for research with just a few clicks. By following animal-friendly guidelines during a sighting, you can actively contribute to the protection of the endangered bottlenose dolphins.

Defying climate change, more greenery for the city - that's what Munich wants. But the cost of the "AI trees" is enormous. An initial appeal for donations raised 70,000 euros, which was enough for one tree. What an expert is planning now.

The luxury hotel group Rosewood is introducing a global parental leave policy and will pay for at least 16 weeks.

"Are we even welcome there?" An important question for queer people when planning a trip. The Spartacus Gay Travel Index helps with this. And it has two surprises in store this year.

An unusual trial was just handled in the USA: A lawyer has specialised in bedbug lawsuits and repeatedly demands high sums of damages from hotels. Often successfully.

More and more Germans are looking to escape their everyday lives on holiday. Feelings rather than pure reason guide their travel choices, according to a new report.

While Australia and New Zealand have been considered the undisputed working holiday destinations for years, a remarkable change is taking place: Spain is by far the most popular country for jobs abroad in Europe, with 34.4%.