Bizarre Ritual Why People Jump Over Babies in This Spanish Village At the Spanish festival El Colacho, men jump over babies. Here's the meaning behind the ritual and the significance of the tradition.
In Europe Stop! In These Countries, Toilet Paper Shouldn't Go in the Toilet In some European countries, toilet paper cannot be flushed down the toilet. Here's where and why that is the case.
Insider Tip The Smallest Inhabited Canary Island That Hardly Anyone Knows Off the coast of Lanzarote lies one of the eight Canary Islands: La Graciosa. A visit to the island, whose name translates to "The Graceful."
On Mallorca Magaluf Opens Selfie Route for Tourists The resort town of Magaluf on Mallorca is introducing a selfie route. Tourists can take photos independently at designated spots.
Many European Countries Included U.S. Food Magazine Names the World's Best Cities for Food These Are the Best Cities in the World for Foodies: A U.S. magazine has named the top destinations for culinary travel.
Attention, Travelers! Ibiza Introduces New Rental Car Rules Starting in June Planning a vacation in Ibiza this year might come with unexpected challenges. Rental cars could be in short supply and pricier.
In Europe Quietcation Trend: 7 Places to Find True Peace The vacation trend "Quietcation" is taking off. Find out what it is and discover seven places for your own Quietcation on TRAVELBOOK.
Invented in Valencia What Few People Know About Authentic Spanish Paella In Valencia, the home of paella, different rules apply. Anyone who disregards them quickly reveals themselves as a tourist.
Omio Ranking These Are the Most Passenger-Friendly Airports in Europe Omio has ranked the most passenger-friendly airports in Europe. TRAVELBOOK presents the top contenders.
Spectacular Cargo Roman Shipwreck Raised off Mallorca After 1,700 Years A shipwreck reportedly lying off the coast of Mallorca for 1,700 years is set to be salvaged immediately. Here are all the details.
Plans for Playa de Palma on Mallorca This Demolition is Set to Fundamentally Change the Ballermann Mallorca's tourism officials have plans to change the Ballermann. TRAVELBOOK has the details.
Interview With Palma's Tourism Chief Instead of Party Tourism: What Mallorca Wants to Stand for in the Future The Balearic island of Mallorca wants to move away from mass tourism, while Palma aims to become the European Capital of Culture in 2031.
ACI Ranking These Airports in Europe Offer Passengers the Best Departure Service For a stress-free departure, good organization and service at the airport are key. Here's where this is particularly emphasized in Europe.
On August 12 Where to Travel to See the Total Solar Eclipse On August 12, 2026, there will be a total solar eclipse. TRAVELBOOK reveals where it can be seen and what to expect in Germany.
100 Kilometers Long New Hiking Trail Opens on Mallorca Mallorca has opened a new hiking trail. The "East Mallorca GR 226" spans 100 kilometers and takes hikers through the Llevant in four stages.
Do You Know Where? The Shortest International Border in the World Measures Just 85 Meters There are very long and rather short national borders. But at 85 meters, this is the shortest. Read here to find out where it is located.
Not About Canaries Surprising! How the Canary Islands Got Their Name Where do the Canary Islands get their name? We explain the surprising origin—and why it has nothing to do with canaries.
Crowned by 'Top 50 Pizza' The 50 Best Pizza Chains in the World There are countless pizza chains worldwide—but which one is the best? Experts from "Top 50 Pizza" have now released a new ranking.
Vacation 2025 Insider Shares Top Tips for a City Trip to Málaga Málaga on Spain's Costa del Sol offers a fantastic vacation for all the senses–including culture, cuisine, and sightseeing. Here are the best tips:
Significantly More Expensive Starting in 2026 Mallorca Raises Bus Fares–But Only for Tourists Starting in 2026, bus fares in Mallorca will increase, but only for passengers who do not have a permanent residence on the island.
Just Before the Peak Season Beaches on Popular Canary Island Closed Due to Stench and Slime Several beaches on Gran Canaria closed: Yellow slime and strong fish odor lead to swimming ban on the east coast
Do Not Touch Under Any Circumstances "Blue Dragon" Spotted! Spain Closes 11-Kilometer Stretch of Beach