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Leaf-peeping by rail: Europe’s best autumn train journeys (opens the original)
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Gazing out the window at the ever-changing landscapes whipping past is one of the great pleasures of train travel. All seasons have their appeal, but watching autumn's foliage colour transformation is particularly mesmerising. Overtourism, scorching temperatures and hefty tourist taxes have also made travelling in the shoulder season even more attractive. So, if you’re looking to take advantage of the calm that comes with the colder months, why not consider some leaf-peeping aboard a train? Japa
England tourist tax explained: What travellers need to know (opens the original)
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Travellers to cities and regions in England could soon have to pay a tourist tax after the government announced it will allow mayors to charge visitors for overnight stays. The visitor levy is uncapped, but is expected to be under 5% of the accommodation cost. Tourist taxes are widespread across Europe – and the Scottish capital Edinburgh introduced an overnight fee in July – but the hospitality industry has criticised the move in England. Opponents say it will deter visitors and put further pre
Hotel revamps signal quiet luxury revival of Venice’s Lido island (opens the original)
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The crème de la crème of the world of cinema has been jetting into Venice for the 83rd edition of its International Film Festival. The glittering event is centred on the Lido island, a narrow strip of land a short water bus ride from the historic centre. The island has a character all of its own; a summer resort of beach establishments and historic hotels beloved by Venetians but often overlooked by international tourists. That is, apart from when it transforms into a global hub of the silver sc
Travelling to Europe? EES border checks are changing this weekend (opens the original)
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On Sunday 6 September, the EU’s Entry/Exit System (EES) emergency flexibility measures will come to an end. Over the summer, member states were granted authority to temporarily suspend the collection of travellers' biometric data through fingerprints and facial scans to ease congestion in exceptional circumstances. Industry bodies are now pushing for these flexibilities to be extended beyond September amid concerns of renewed border delays. The biometric system became fully operational across pa
68% of travellers say a ‘skillcation’ could be life-changing (opens the original)
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Souvenirs are no longer just about postcards and magnets – travellers are now bringing home new skills and hobbies as well. This has been dubbed the ‘skillcation’ travel trend, and it has been gaining serious momentum this year. IHG Hotels & Resorts, in collaboration with Talker Research, surveyed 1,000 Americans and found that nearly half (47%) are interested in taking a skillcation, and remarkably, 68% believe such an experience could be life-changing. Younger travellers are driving the trend,
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