The chairman has copped widespread criticism for taking a jaunt to the Mediterranean while tourism authorities plead with the Irish to holiday locally.

The allegations could not come at a worse time for EasyJet, as the airline prepares to cut 30 per cent of its staff and sell three of its major UK bases.

European nations have begun easing border controls, with German tourists entering Denmark enmasse for summer holidays.

Some of Italy’s major attractions are re-emerging from the country’s three-month coronavirus lockdown and beginning to welcome visitors again.

Although Italy’s borders are expected to reopen on 3 June, other European nations are encouraging their citizens not to travel overseas until later.

Need an excuse to visit Italy’s most beautiful island once travel restrictions ease? How about if the destination foots a chunk of the bill?

Bunnik Tours is celebrating the lives of its local guides, who can’t wait to welcome travellers back to their destinations. 

DFAT is advising Aussies to think twice before taking an overseas cruise due to the rapid spread of coronavirus.

This comes as an infected worker in an Aussie hotel ignored quarantine advice and went to work infected, and yet another cruise is forced into quarantine.

A passenger who was on board Diamond Princess has become the first Australian to die of coronavirus, as the government imposes travel sanctions on Iran and one of the world’s largest travel trade shows cancels.

Critics have called plans to put an anti-tourist barricade around one of the city’s most iconic attractions “truly foolish”.

We admit we’re a bit confused as to what ‘chicness’ actually is, but all of the destinations on the list look very pretty.