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The fight is said to have broken out when visitors refused to pay for hotel services

Tourists can sometimes pay more than 30 euros a day to rent loungers and umbrellas

Exclusive: European rules require frontier officials to provide an extra piece of paper for stamps if a UK passport is full

From James Bond-style islands to fancy restaurants, Hannah Stephenson lives an A-lister life without the enormous price tag

A new walking route around Burgos, in northern Spain, offers film pilgrims a close-up of the iconic locations used in Sergio Leone’s movie The Good, the Bad and the Ugly

Where to stay for a hotel break in Scotland’s capital, whether you’re immersing yourself in history, wandering the Royal Mile or exploring the enchanting suburbs

Three of the victims weren’t wearing life jackets as they were flung from the vessel on the Connecticut River as it hurtled into a jetty, authorities say

Train Talk: Much transport catering is dominated by a single company – and it isn’t J D Wetherspoon

Long stretches of cracked soil surround the ruins of the lost village of Kallio

Portuguese residents were terrified when the ground started shaking in the early hours of Monday morning last week. Environmental scientist Deborah R Coen explains why they are right to worry about when the big one will hit Lisbon and many other of our favourite destinations in southern Europe

Spain welcomed 10.9 million international visitors in July