Even climbing the last of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World is illegal, let alone appearing to have sex on it.

After five years of renovation and modernisation, the art gallery has been transformed, its display space radically expanded.

The elusive underground artist will be promoting his hotel in Bethlehem to the travel trade with a new artwork.

easyJet launches its first route from London Gatwick to Aarhus today, adding to the flow of incoming tourists.

Cultural events taking place year-round on the popular Swedish island are being listed in a new ‘travel guide’.

Lonely Planet puts the Danish capital above all other cities for its culture, street food, Noma, Tivoli and the new metro.

Tourists, residents and incentive groups visiting the city will be taken on a journey exploring the many varied tastes of beer.

The hugely popular movie set in Singapore and Malaysia has inspired a surge in searches for travel there.

Two new direct routes have been announced for the Nordic region in spring 2019, from the same airline.

The Coralarium marine artwork has been destroyed for containing ‘idols’, under the regime of the outgoing president.

A prize-winning Solar Egg, which doubles as a sauna visitors can arrange to experience, will soon be on show.

The airline will be celebrating the annual Oktoberfest beer festival with a special atmosphere on some of its flights.

Roald Amundsen’s ship Maud was built in Vollen near Oslo; now a new museum will display the vessel.

A castle in southern Estonia is redeveloped with unique accommodation as the Castle Wagenküll Spa Hotel.

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

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

Grandiosa, to be christened in Hamburg in November 2019, is part of an ambitious shipbuilding program.

Oslo’s famous Munch Museum is showing an original work of art outside the museum for the first time.

A new attraction in Bangkok is promised to be a “window” into the rest of the country.

Paavo Nõgene has been a board member at Estonia’s opera, concert hall and gambling authority.