In recent years, American tourists have flocked to Europe. Portugal and Greece in particular have seen a lot of growth.
Heatwaves take a tougher toll on already vulnerable populations, like the elderly or people with pre-existing conditions, or people who work outdoors.
The head of the International Energy Agency warned that if the Strait of Hormuz doesn't reopen soon, the availability of jet fuel will continue affecting airlines and summer travel.
The southern European countries hit hardest by the sovereign debt crisis now drive economic growth on the continent.
Some tricks from London flower salespeople: get up early, stay nimble and get ready for paperwork.
Tariffs and other issues with the U.S. are prompting moves toward decoupling. But the Continent lags in growth and innovation.
“NATO is one side of the coin. Economic ties are the other side of the coin,” said Neil Irwin of Axios. “Both sides are tarnished right now.”
While the country awaits a new prime minister, a budget crisis looms.
To learn more, “Marketplace Morning Report” host David Brancaccio spoke with Zanny Minton Beddoes, editor-in-chief of The Economist magazine.
As the Israel-Hamas conflict continues, students are calling for their universities to cut financial and institutional ties with Israel.
