The intention of Europeans to travel remains strong and more than half of them have already booked their next trip, while 59 per cent of them plan to make two or more trips by the end of September.

Some exemptions do apply to visitors, such as children under 16 and those that spent more than five nights in the designated accommodation spot.

After Croatia’s entry into Schengen, this year it is also a more accessible destination for short and frequent weekend trips.

Air traffic will also be affected by strikes as cabin staff at Air Dolomiti, a Lufthansa subsidiary operating flights from Germany to 13 Italian destinations, will enter a 24-hour national strike on May 19.

In 2020, during the easing of COVID-related restrictions phase, the level of reservations in the passenger’s continents of origin accounted for a notable increase, with nine out of ten reservations made in Spain.

The head of the Hungarian Tourism Agency said that the agency’s strategy for 2023-2030 aims to make the country a leading destination in Central Europe, bringing a total of 20 million travellers and thus boosting guest nights to 50 million.

Less than half of visitors reach the zone for tourism purposes while the rest see this opportunity as a window to Europe.

As of November 20, 2022, travellers from these two countries can no longer enter Serbia visa-free, but instead they will have to apply for one at the Serbian embassy in their country.

Findings from report shows that guests that used these search tools book less often one of the 20 most popular destinations on Airbnb in Europe, recording a 17.5 per cent decrease compared to one year ago.

The authorities in Austria have announced their plans to reopen and ease their imposed COVID-19 preventive measures starting from May 19 in an effort to help the country recover from the devastating situation caused by the coronavirus pandemic. According to …