Food

Destinations

From street eats to Michelin stars: Why foodies should visit Macao

It’s a big year for Macao in 2027 as it celebrates 10 years of being a UNESCO Creative City of Gastronomy. Travellers are invited to explore its fusion food scene as well as its ‘quieter’ spots.

6 November 2026

Food and Drink

'An insult to his culture': Italian chef loses job after refusing to put pineapple on pizza

Chef Davide Tamburella refused to put the tropical fruit on pizzas at a restaurant in Brisbane, Australia, calling it "an insult to his culture". Having been fired from his job, he has lost his legal battle against the establishment.

6 November 2026

Economy

Food prices in Europe: Where are grocery costs rising fastest?

Food price rises in Europe have been modest this year, but fresh produce is getting pricier, with prices up 8% in France and supply disruptions leaving shelves empty in southern Italy.

5 November 2026

Health news

Healthier salt could prevent millions of deaths

Switching to potassium-enriched salt could prevent almost three million deaths and 10 million cases of cardiovascular and kidney disease worldwide every year, researchers say.

4 November 2026

Climate

Italy's prized white truffles 'smaller and scarcer' due to drought

Reforestation can help lower soil temperatures, retain moisture and reduce erosion in woodlands where climate change is shrinking truffle harvests.

3 November 2026

Art

Knot for eating: Welcome to the Italian restaurant where every meal is knitted

From fluffy tiramisu to puffy ravioli, the food is as delicious as it is deceptive at 'Kate's Knitalian' — an immersive new art exhibition in London.

30 October 2026

Meet The Locals

Belgian CEO on building a business and family in Macao

In partnership with Macao Government Tourism Office

Belgian entrepreneur Jérémy Artan de Saint Martin builds a tech firm and waffle brand in Macao, calling the city a land of endless possibilities.

26 October 2026

Food and Drink

Yeast or famine: Australian convicted murderer loses bid to eat Vegemite in prison

A convicted murderer has lost a legal bid to overturn a ban on Vegemite in Victoria's prisons, despite his claims that the ban was unlawful because it denied him his human right to enjoy Australian culture.

26 October 2026

Economy

Grocery prices across Europe: Where is food most expensive and why?

Grocery prices vary widely across Europe. Bread can cost more than three times as much in one country as in another. Euronews Business takes a closer look at the differences and what drives them.

24 October 2026

Travel News

Which are the world's best airlines and airports for dining?

Where are the best places to eat in the skies or before you board? Airlines, airports and airport lounges were among the winners at this year’s World Culinary Awards.

23 October 2026

Cult

Beyond five-star luxury: What's next for hospitality in Qatar?

In partnership with Media City

Qatar has no shortage of luxury hotels and restaurants. Now the focus is on experiences and technology that give visitors a reason to come back.

22 October 2026

Qatar in Motion

Made in Qatar: Local brands with global ambitions

In partnership with Media City

This episode of Qatar in Motion explores how local talent is driving economic diversification. We reveal how innovation, enterprise and ideas are being proudly made in Qatar and finding its way to the global stage.

21 October 2026

Partner content

Feeding Our Tomorrow: how India’s women-led, sustainable farming is reaching Europe

Partner content presented by ITPO

India showcases sustainable, tech-driven farming and women’s empowerment at SIAL Paris 2026, as a new EU-India trade deal reshapes food ties.

21 October 2026

Travel News

20 restaurants in Europe included on the 50 Best extended list

Ahead of next month’s 50 Best Restaurants announcement in Lima, Peru, an extended list has been unveiled for 2026 with 20 European eateries included.

21 October 2026

Economy

UK inflation jumps more than expected fuelling rate hike expectations

Britain's annual inflation rate accelerated by more than expected in September, rising to 3.5% on surging fuel prices. This comes a week before the UK government presents its autumn budget and as UK public sector net debt tops £3 trillion.

21 October 2026

Culture news

French pro chefs go glove-to-glove in unusual cooking competition

Professional chefs had just 20 minutes to guide their amateur teammates through making a soufflé omelette, without using their hands to help.

19 October 2026