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

The UK’s Duke of Cambridge is flying on a British Airways A380 bound for Namibia, Tanzania and Kenya.

The popular seaplane link between the two Danish cities could be extinguished just three years after it started.

Although the public broadly supports the idea of new or expanded fees to flight climate change, fewer people say this should include air travel.

A tourist and a local fisherman were attacked and killed by a hippopotamus, at the same lake in Kenya, on the same day.

A big increase in cruise passengers is anticipated next year, but this could impact Oslo’s green credentials.

Radisson Hotel Group is doubling an initiative to contribute money to a charity for every towel reused.

The five-metre predator shark was seen and filmed a few kilometres south of the island of Majorca.

Swedish airport operator Swedavia wants fossil-free operations at all ten of its airports by 2020.

A resort on the tip of the heel of Italy installs what it claims is Europe’s biggest panel system belonging to a hotel.

As the first electric plane arrives in Finland, the airport operator Finavia signs up to finance development.

Widerøe’s CEO says in an interview that he wants an entirely electric fleet by 2030, while Norwegian is more cautious.

Heat from Norway’s deepest ever geothermal borehole will be put to good use at Oslo Gardermoen.

The Swedish Exhibition & Congress Centre has backed a Gothenburg innovation for food businesses.

More than 35 of the tour operator’s RIU resorts in Spain and Portugal will initially implement the scheme.

Temperatures that have consistently been higher than average are destroying buildings on the islands.

The shores in Thailand made famous by The Beach are temporarily closed due to persistent overtourism.

The Nordic hotel company says it will be taking 1.3 million straws and 120,000 cocktail sticks out of circulation.

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

The airlines SAS and LOT have been singled out for praise by one of the busiest airports in the world.