Marriott International has made its grand entrance into Luxembourg, opening its first hotel in the country. The new property, conveniently connected to the airport terminal via an indoor walkway, offers 129 modern rooms, a vibrant bar, and an inviting open-air terrace. This is just the beginning of Marriott’s expansion in Luxembourg, as the company is set to open a second hotel later this year.
Luxembourg, a country renowned for its wealth and stunning castles, offers an incredible perk for both residents and visitors: completely free public transportation. Explore the country’s beauty without breaking the bank, discover its rich history, and experience the unique charm of Luxembourg – a truly remarkable destination.
Despite being one of Europe’s least visited capitals, Luxembourg City boasts a unique charm and dense population, offering a tranquil alternative to bustling metropolises like Paris and London. Discover its rich history, stunning landscapes, and diverse attractions, making it a worthy destination for travelers seeking a unique European experience.
Luxair expands its winter season offerings with a new route to Rotterdam, Netherlands, commencing on October 27, 2024. This route provides five weekly flights, catering to both business and leisure travelers and offering efficient travel from Luxembourg to Rotterdam and nearby destinations like The Hague, Delft University, and Zandvoort and Scheveningen beaches. Luxair’s De Havilland Q400, known for its environmental friendliness, operates this route.
French commuters residing in border towns will soon be able to travel to their workplaces in Luxembourg without paying a dime. This pilot scheme will not only save commuters money but also alleviate traffic congestion and promote environmental sustainability. Initially implemented for six months, the program involves free shuttle services that will transport workers from designated areas in France to Mondorff, right on the border with Luxembourg. From there, commuters can seamlessly connect to Luxembourg’s free public transport network to reach their destinations. This initiative is part of a larger effort to improve connectivity between the two countries and encourage commuters to switch from cars to public transport.
