Airport operators are warning travelers that processing times are already up by 70% at some airports, and waiting times ...

The Schengen area is an alliance of 27 European countries that allows border-free travel. It covers most of mainland Europe, including 23 European Union countries and four members of the European Free ...

Ever wondered why it's so easy to move between most countries in Europe during your big Eurotrip? That's thanks to the Schengen Area. To help minimize the hassle when traveling around the continent, ...

On January 1, 2026, Bulgaria celebrated the first anniversary of its full membership in the Schengen Area, marking a ...

In 2025, Nigerian students increasingly bypassed traditional study destinations such as the United Kingdom, United States, ...

A recent Schengen visa statistics has revealed that Indian travellers have one of the highest rejection rates in the world when it comes to Schengen visa. To give a perspective, Indians filed over 6 ...

From cobbled old towns to mountain escapes, this place in Europe offers a travel experience like no other place. The best bit ...

Cyprus’ proposed accession to the Schengen area will first and foremost enhance the country’s security, President Nikos Christodoulides said on Monday. Allaying Turkish Cypriot and some Greek Cypriot ...

In broad strokes, ‘Schengen’ refers to the passport-free zone that covers most of Europe. It’s the largest free travel area in the world: 400 million EU citizens can move around as they please, and ...

For many Indians, a trip to Europe is a dream. Strolling through Parisian boulevards, cruising Amsterdam's canals, or enjoying Italian piazzas. But before these experiences, there is the hassle of ...

Laurence Peter looks at what the end of the Schengen zone could mean The Schengen Agreement abolished many of the EU's internal borders, enabling passport-free movement across most of the bloc. It ...

The now-renowned Schengen Agreement was signed in a tiny village in Luxembourg’s south-east, a location that was drenched in symbolism. Blink, and you could pass through Europe’s smaller nations ...