Dogs sweat very little, unlike us. In a room that’s too hot, humid, or poorly ventilated, nights can quickly become stifling for them.

More and more Europeans are now choosing to take their pets on holidays rather than leaving them in the care of family members or professional pet sitters. But between transportation, accommodations, and regulations, organizing a “pet-friendly” trip still requires a fair amount of preparation.

A high-end hotel on the island of Cyprus is turning the local weather into a real selling point: it promises a free night’s stay in case of bad weather.

No, the birds that snatch your fries at the beach aren’t seagulls—they’re actually gulls.

Climate change is transforming extreme coastal floods—which used to occur once a century—into devastating floods that now happen regularly (every 10 years).

As the Taliban actively promote tourism, the regime is attempting to portray Afghanistan as a destination for travelers seeking adventure. However, for many visitors, the country remains a destination with obvious risks, even as the first Western tourists return for its natural beauty, historic sites, and Afghan hospitality.

An experiment with a bonobo suggests that animals, too, inhabit the world of the invisible

Which European city has the most charming historic center? The answer comes from Tourlane, a German platform specializing in custom travel.

A Cold War-era bunker, buried since 1968 and long forgotten, has reappeared on the lawn of a medieval English castle.

In Greece, monk seals are changing their behavior and taking refuge in air-filled underwater caves to escape mass tourism and increasing human disturbance, which is a source of constant stress.