North American travelers can begin using their existing Lyft application in participating European cities as the company expands international ride access. The rollout allows customers to retain their accounts and payment methods when booking local journeys abroad. Early access began in Barcelona and Hamburg following Lyft’s 30 September 2026 announcement. London, Paris, Rome, Berlin, Athens
BBVA and eDreams join forces in Italy and Germany to connect digital banking with travel benefits, offering customers a more integrated travel experience.
Lithuania’s airport network reached a new passenger record in June 2026 as growing travel demand strengthened the country’s links with the United Kingdom, Poland and other major European markets. Vilnius, Kaunas and Palanga airports collectively handled almost 742,000 passengers during June. The achievement made it the busiest month recorded across the Lithuanian Airports network. Official
Europe’s transportation landscape is undergoing a dramatic transformation in 2026 as sleeper trains rapidly expand across the continent while airlines reduce short-haul flight operations under mounting economic and environmental pressures. France, Germany, Spain and Austria are at the center of this evolving mobility shift, where carbon pricing, fuel shortages and operational costs are increasingly pushing
