Mount Agung spews ash 2500m into the air, forcing the closure of Indonesia’s second-biggest airport.

A dining destinations in Oslo is named one of the world’s finest, while others in Scandinavia are mentioned in a top 100.

Direct flights and increasing port calls are pushing up numbers, raising the prospect of travel from nearby Asian nations.

A provocative new ad popping up around Oslo is welcoming tourists to Norway, for the wrong reasons.

Radical cuts and redundancies are needed due to a big reduction in state funding since 2016.

Malmö, Sweden’s falafel capital, fielded seven of the 15 entrants but lost to chickpea masters from the Danish capital.

A fast-rising tax imposed by the city of Munich is pushing up the cost of a litre of beer.

The Cartoon Network theme park will feature the island’s biggest waterpark and an indoor entertainment centre.

Police admit that they are unable to chase fines among drivers in cars with foreign number plates.

A town on Jutland’s eastern coast is turning into Denmark’s hottest attraction for food, spa, nature and history.

The Danish capital comes top of a new list of cities in the world for taking a dip, while Stockholm is also recommended.

Valkyria is the Liseberg park’s biggest gamble, with an estimated cost of SEK 300 million (€29 million).

Tickets are on sale for the latest Mediterranean Games, to be held in Tarragona from June 22 to July 1.

A blaze quickly engulfed the Norway-themed section at Europe’s second most visited amusement park.

World Animal Protection says that wildlife tourist attractions in Bali and Lombok are “living hell for animals”.

A new alert has been raised on the Costa Blanca coastline around Alicante for the Portuguese man o’ war.

Israel has backed a proposal to construct a tourist cable car project with four stations.

Many more Danish visitors are staying overnight in Sweden than usual, encouraged by the exchange rate.

Police in the popular Indonesian destinations have put both places on the highest possible security alert.

New statistics for April issued by the Iceland Tourist Board and airport operator Isavia show a sudden change.