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Japanese golfer Kota Kaneko stayed calm through a weather delay and a nail-biting final hole to claim his first European Tour victory in Austria. The 23-year-old's win caps a remarkable rookie season on the international stage.
Disabled travelers and accessibility experts are sharing their favorite European destinations that prove adventure is for everyone. From mountain trails in Scotland to tactile museums in Berlin, these cities are making travel easier and more inclusive.
A 22-year-old golfer ranked 598th in the world just pulled off one of the most dominant performances in European tour history. Yurav Premlall won by 14 shots, coming within one stroke of Tiger Woods' all-time record margin of victory.
Alex Fitzpatrick just earned his PGA Tour card in the most unforgettable way possible—winning alongside his brother Matt at the Zurich Classic. The emotional victory caps off an incredible comeback from nearly losing his European Tour status just months ago.
Croatia's Adriatic coast just became the most booked summer destination in the entire European Union, beating traditional favorites like France, Spain, and Italy. The region's sparkling waters, historic towns, and island adventures drew 34 million overnight bookings last summer.
Luke Littler, just 19, dominated his opening match at the Belgian Darts Open with a stunning 104.70 average. The young champion is hunting his second consecutive title at the tournament where his European Tour career began.
From a Slovenian Alpine hotel reshaping fine dining with zero-waste menus to a Turkish shipyard reborn as a waterfront sanctuary, Europe's newest destinations prove sustainability and beauty can thrive together. TIME's 2026 World's Greatest Places list celebrates spaces where innovation meets heritage.
When war closed Middle East airspace, Thailand's aviation authority broke their own rules to help 40,000 European tourists get home safely. The country coordinated emergency charter flights and offered discounted hotels while families waited for rescue.
Billions in new investment are transforming European rail into an experience worth taking, not just transportation. International travelers are now skipping flights to discover lesser-known cities by train, from Budapest to Copenhagen.
France shattered its own tourism record in 2025, welcoming 102 million international visitors and generating nearly €78 billion in revenue. The milestone shows how thoughtful planning helped France remain the world's most visited country while managing visitor flows better than many competitors.