They've both got beaches, food, history and sunshine, but two leading tourist destinations are now selling themselves as Europe's safest as they try to lure the visitors they need to prop up economies fried by the coronavirus.
European travelers have begun returning to the air as border restrictions ease, but the experience of a flight on the continent's biggest airline reveals just what's in store for those willing to fly in the wake of the pandemic.
Airlines are among the companies hardest hit by the economic effects of Covid-19. CNN's Fred Pleitgen boards a Lufthansa flight to see the new reality of flying during the pandemic.
Cruise performer Ashleigh Perrie was so bored while quarantined in her hotel room, she created an entire fashion line out of the paper bags her meals were delivered in
With planes grounded and most tourism on hold during the coronavirus pandemic, one Taiwanese airport has come up with a unique solution to help citizens get their travel fix.
If someone would have told me that I would travel to Thailand in the spring of 2019 and leave three months later having worked on a Spike Lee film with "Black Panther" star Chadwick Boseman, I would've cackled at the absurdity.
The Maldives is reopening to visitors, but while anyone with a super yacht or private jet can already head to the Indian Ocean destination, normal travelers will have to wait a few more weeks.
The world's most expensive cities for expats in 2020 have been revealed by Mercer. Wondering which place tops the list? Hint: It's one of Asia's most popular destinations.
Dubbed a horizontal skyscraper, The Crystal stretches 350 meters across six of the eight skyscrapers that make up Raffles City Chongqing, a multi-use riverside complex in the southwest China megacity.
As the world continues to ease lockdown measures, opportunities abound for the first wave of intrepid travelers who are willing -- and legally able -- to hit the road again.
Carole Baskin, whose longstanding feud with Joe Exotic was chronicled in the hit Netflix docuseries "Tiger King," has been awarded the zoo once owned by her nemesis.
As restaurants around the world attempt to reopen safely amid the coronavirus pandemic, one valuable resource is now making the rounds amongst them. It's called the "Covid-19 Playbook," creeated by Hong Kong's Black Sheep Restaurants.
