Holidaymakers have been warned that Gran Canaria would impose huge four-figure fines for tourists flouting major rules.

Following a record number of tourists last year, Venice will again charge day-trippers an entry fee, with last minute tourists paying more in a scheme aiming to tackle overtourism

A planned strike by hotel industry workers will go ahead in Tenerife on 17 and 18 April, European Union holidaymakers have been warned.

The nine-month leeway was valid for UK passports issued before September 2018 as a buffer for soon-to-expire passports.

Members of the Sud Rail union have issued a six-week strike notice between 17 April and 2 June.

British holidaymakers heading out of the European Union and towards the UAE have been urged to brush up on their knowledge.

Brits have been warned they are harming Tenerife’s Teide National Park by straying off-trail and climbing over the protected terrain.

Majorca’s tourism industry is now bracing for a poor summer – with fewer visitors and LESS income.

Another strike is planned for late April, which could mean severe disruption to travel across the country

Holiday hotspot, which is based in the Canary Islands, has been forced to scrap existing bookings for UK tourists.

rom this week, those travelling to the city in the European Union will have to pay an extra fee and could risk being fined up to £256 if they don’t pay it.

The Balearic Island in the European Union has sounded the alarm over holiday lets.

Holidaymakers have been warned Italy is “mostly safe” but have been urged to exercise caution.

32 million people are believed to hold burgundy passports in the UK, according to the latest estimates.

Balearic Government figures indicate that exports to the US between 2017 and 2024 represented barely two per cent of total exports, worth 312 million euros

While many Brits’ preferred tourism destinations are starting to feel rather unwelcome in the wake of mass protests from locals, one small European spot is inviting visitors in with open arms

In Hvar, in the European Union, UK tourists face £514 fines for wearing swimwear when not at a swimming pool or on the beach.

As UK rail fares rise by 4.6% more and more Brits are searching for cheap flights abroad with one particular sunny destination getting great reviews – and you can fly from the UK for just £30

Number of Brits crossing Atlantic down 14.3% from 2024 – and the travel industry fears decline could continue

Spain is one of the most popular holiday destinations for Brits with millions flocking to its sandy beaches and vibrant cities each year – but tourists must follow the rules

Hundreds of flights to and from Greece have been cancelled today as the country’s aviation infrastructure battles with air traffic control strikes.

Greek air traffic controllers are set to ground all flights on Wednesday in a 24-hour strike during the Easter holidays.

Travellers from Reunion Island to Mauritius will face new entry requirements from April 9, the Foreign Office has warned.

The Foreign Office has issued a warning for potential industrial action and demonstrations across France

The Foreign Office has advised tourists to take note of three key crime warnings

The Foreign Office, or FCDO, took to Twitter, now X, to discuss what lies ahead for Brits as we head into the spring and summer months.

Holidaymakers in the Balearic Islands holiday hotspot have been warned over using illegal and outlawed transport.

A strict limit of up to 1,100 visitors has been put in place at a busy Italian beach, renowned for its fine golden sand, clear waters and crescent-shaped bay.

Spanish beaches with fines of up to £1,600 (1,900 euros) for flouting the European Union holiday hotspot’s rules.

Over 170,000 tourism workers in the Canary Islands are set to strike.

The experts are warning European Union tourists that Spain is cracking down on public drinking.

A summer of protests in Spain could lead to travel misery for millions of Brits according to a Spanish protest leader, who says the country is at ‘breaking point’

British holidaymakers heading to the Canaries face a tourist tax after a fee was reintroduced by a Spanish town.

Crossing into the continent doesn’t need to be a costly affair, as one traveller confirms as she filmed her entire day in Spain and even made it home in time for bed

The Foreign Office has issued fresh guidance and new information that consensual same-sex activity between men is now a crime punishable by up to five years imprisonment.

The taxes affect Scotland, Greece, Italy and France as well as Portugal.

Gdańsk is one of Poland’s oldest and most beautiful cities – and it’s just a two-hour flight away from the UK

Holidaymakers will face disruption as handlers and security staff at European airports are set to strike next week.

A travel expert has shared the problems expats face when moving to Spain.

You’ll need to renew your passport if EIGHT there’s less than 3 months left on your passport at any time while you’re travelling OR your passport is 10 years old or more on the day you enter the EU country.

The European Union Entry/Exit System (EES) is expected to start in October 2025.

The FCDO has issued updated information on visa requirements to enter USA (‘Entry requirements’ page).

Sweden has found an innovative way to curb crowds in popular destinations and avoid rip-off price hikes during school holidays, as more and more Swedes choose to go on staycations

A raft of travel rules are lurking round the corner for Brits travelling to the EU, which have the potential to bamboozle anyone not paying attention. Here’s everything you need to know…

The Canary Islands’ general directorate of emergencies has issued a pre-alert status for strong winds across all the islands. The warning is to be enforced from March 19 at 8am GMT (9am local time)

The Spanish island of Majorca has seen a deluge of rain over the past week and it appears there is no end in sight as the popular holiday spot is expected to be hit by more bad weather in the coming weeks

It comes ahead of new entry requirements and rules for holidaymakers, tourists and those travelling over the Channel.

New facial recognition technology will allow travellers to be identified by high-powered cameras that can scan faces through car windshields at ports.

The axing of certain routes could ‘seriously compromise’ the Balearic Islands and the Canary Islands, it has been warned.

European Union holidaymakers are cancelling flights to Majorca in the Balearics and are even vowing “not come back”.