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Croatia cracks down on beach towel spot-saving with enforcement action
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Croatia cracks down on beach towel spot-saving with enforcement action

Croatia, one of Europe's most popular summer destinations with over 6,000 km of coastline, has been battling tourists who reserve beach spots by leaving towels and loungers unattended on its narrow beaches. Local authorities have stepped in to enforce a ban on the practice, removing unattended items. Croatia is being held up as a model for other crowded European resorts facing the same problem.

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Seoul's Incheon airport overtakes Heathrow as world's busiest passenger hub
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Seoul's Incheon airport overtakes Heathrow as world's busiest passenger hub

Seoul's Incheon International Airport has overtaken London Heathrow to become the world's busiest airport by passenger numbers, according to BBC, citing data from the Airports Council International (ACI).

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Wars to introduce new-generation restaurant cars from 2027 with regional cuisine
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Wars to introduce new-generation restaurant cars from 2027 with regional cuisine

The first new restaurant cars produced by FPS Cegielski are set to be delivered to PKP Intercity in the first half of 2027, Wars president Radosław Groblewski told PAP. The company plans to serve regional dishes on popular routes, including the line to Zakopane. The new cars promise greater passenger comfort and a refreshed menu.

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Vistula Spit resorts hit peak summer crowds
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Vistula Spit resorts hit peak summer crowds

Resorts along the Vistula Spit are experiencing their highest tourist numbers of the season. Thousands of holidaymakers have descended on the beaches and resort towns during the long August weekend, making it the busiest period of the summer so far.

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European airports warn of hours-long queues from September as EU border system EES launches fully
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European airports warn of hours-long queues from September as EU border system EES launches fully

Waiting times at major European airports have already doubled this summer compared to last year, according to British analytics firm Qsensor, due to the rollout of the EU's new Electronic Entry/Exit System (EES). When the transitional period ends in September, experts warn queues could stretch to several hours. Travellers are advised to allow considerably more time for border checks.

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Tatra Mountains overwhelmed: weekend tourist traffic 18% higher than New Year's Eve
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Tatra Mountains overwhelmed: weekend tourist traffic 18% higher than New Year's Eve

Zakopane is experiencing a weekend tourist surge, with the Tatra Chamber of Commerce estimating visitor numbers are 18% higher than last New Year's Eve. Hotels and guesthouses are fully booked, and the mountain trails are packed with hikers.

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Baltic and Zakopane accommodation prices double for the long weekend
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Baltic and Zakopane accommodation prices double for the long weekend

Last-minute accommodation prices in Kołobrzeg and Zakopane rose by as much as 100 percent during this year's August long weekend. Fine weather drew tourists to the Baltic coast and the mountains, but the sharp price hikes caught many late-booking travellers off guard.

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Catania airport reopens after eight-day closure caused by Etna eruption
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Catania airport reopens after eight-day closure caused by Etna eruption

Catania airport has resumed operations after an eight-day suspension caused by heightened activity from Mount Etna — described by airport authorities as the most serious crisis in 20 years. The disruption was far more severe than in previous eruptions and affected thousands of travellers.

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Ryanair and Wizz Air cancel Polish flights despite Italian airport reopening
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Ryanair and Wizz Air cancel Polish flights despite Italian airport reopening

An Italian airport that was grounded for nearly seven days — its longest shutdown in 20 years — is resuming operations, but Ryanair and Wizz Air have nonetheless cancelled their flights to Poland from the airport. The disruption is described as the most severe experienced by the airport in two decades. Passengers with bookings should check their flight status directly with their carrier.

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Irish teen Alex McKee electrocuted in shower on Greek island Kimolos
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Irish teen Alex McKee electrocuted in shower on Greek island Kimolos

Alex McKee, a 17-year-old Irish teenager, was electrocuted while picking up a showerhead in a holiday rental on the Greek island of Kimolos. The bathroom was described as "outdoor and rudimentary." His death has prompted calls for tighter safety checks on electrical appliances in tourist accommodation across Greece.

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Baltic Sea resorts packed as Poles flock to beach for final summer heat
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Baltic Sea resorts packed as Poles flock to beach for final summer heat

Polish Baltic Sea resorts are experiencing record crowds this weekend, with packed beaches and full car parks. Local workers say it is the busiest weekend of this summer season. Tourists are rushing to the coast to make the most of what may be the last major heat wave of the year.

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Hidden reservoir 50 km from Kraków offers cruises, water sports and helicopter rides
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Hidden reservoir 50 km from Kraków offers cruises, water sports and helicopter rides

A little-known reservoir less than 50 km from Kraków is being hailed as a holiday gem by Gazeta Krakowska. Visitors can enjoy boat cruises, helicopter flights and a range of water sports. The spot is largely bypassed by mainstream tourists, making it a quieter alternative to busier resorts in the region.

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Italy's week-long flight disruptions send ticket prices soaring by nearly 300%
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Italy's week-long flight disruptions send ticket prices soaring by nearly 300%

Italy has been experiencing a severe aviation crisis lasting approximately a week, causing widespread flight cancellations and a spike in ticket prices of nearly 300 percent. The disruptions are described as worse than previous incidents linked to Mount Etna eruptions. A potential resolution was expected at 2 p.m. on Saturday 15 August.

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Sopot booming this summer — August set to be one of the strongest months
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Sopot booming this summer — August set to be one of the strongest months

Sopot is experiencing a tourist surge this summer, with hotels reporting very high occupancy rates. August is shaping up to be one of the strongest months of the year. Data from the Sopot Tourism Organisation confirms the resort remains popular with both Polish and international visitors.

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LOT suspends 3 routes from its winter schedule
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LOT suspends 3 routes from its winter schedule

Polish airline LOT is cutting its winter route network, suspending several popular destinations for a number of months. Passengers planning winter travel should expect significant changes to available connections.

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