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How the EU’s new cabin baggage rules will work – and when they start (opens the original)
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European air passengers travelling within the EU could soon be entitled to more hand luggage without paying extra, under a major overhaul of passenger rights. The European Parliament and EU member states reached a provisional agreement in June on new air passenger rules – the first major revision of the legislation since 2004. Under the new rules, passengers buying a standard ticket would be entitled to two pieces of hand luggage free of charge. This would include one small personal item, such a
Minecraft to get its own hotel where you can ‘sleep inside the game' (opens the original)
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Minecraft is no longer just a game you can play – soon, it’ll be somewhere you can actually stay. A new Minecraft World Hotel is set to open near London in 2027, giving fans the chance to sleep inside the world of the best-selling video game of all time. The 69-room hotel will form part of Chessington World of Adventures’ new Minecraft-themed area, complete with a Nether-inspired roller coaster, immersive dining and plenty of pixelated details. The announcement comes just as the trend for gaming
Majorca vs Menorca vs Ibiza: Which Balearic Island should you visit? (opens the original)
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Planning a holiday to the Balearic Islands? Majorca, Menorca and Ibiza may be three of Spain’s best-known islands – and the largest of the group – but each offers a very different take on a Mediterranean getaway. All three have beautiful beaches with crystal-clear waters, plenty of sunshine, which lasts well into the autumn shoulder season, and lots to see and do. Despite these shared assets, your experience on each island can vary considerably. Majorca has the widest range of landscapes, from d
Tourism leaders: Central Europe should be marketed as one destination (opens the original)
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Central Europe could do more to market itself as one interconnected destination, rather than allowing national borders to dictate how visitors experience the region, tourism leaders told the Euronews Travel & Tourism Summit. Olivér Csendes, President of the Hungarian Tourism Agency, and Sandrine Buffenoir, Director for the Netherlands, Belgium and Luxembourg at Atout France, were speaking to moderator Mared Gwyn-Jones in Brussels about the future of European tourism. Csendes said there was an op
Travel in 2027: Euronews Travel’s top trends and predictions (opens the original)
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Travel is constantly changing and 2027 looks set to bring plenty of new ways to see the world. From holidays designed around health and longevity to a growing appetite for slower, more meaningful escapes, travellers are becoming more selective about how they spend their time away. Next year will be huge for astronomy lovers, with August’s so called “eclipse of the century” viewable in parts of southern Spain and north Africa, while those in the know will be eschewing Bali for lesser explored par
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