Strikes are a common occurrence in Europe, as workers protest for better pay and working conditions. While some strikes are planned well in advance, others are announced last minute, making it important for travelers to stay informed before their trips. Our travel guide is constantly updated with the latest strike information, ensuring that travelers are aware of any potential disruptions to their plans. In the UK, a Tube strike was called off after improved pay offers, while in Italy, nationwide public transport strikes are planned for November 8 and 29-29. Airport strikes in Naples, Rome, and other cities could also impact air travel in the country.
In the UK, a planned Tube strike was averted after improved pay offers were made to union members. This prevented potential disruptions to London’s transport system, allowing for ongoing talks with underground train drivers. In Italy, a 24-hour nationwide public transport strike is scheduled for November 8, affecting bus, tram, commuter train, metro, and ferry services. While long-distance trains are not expected to be impacted, both regional and long-distance rail services operated by Trenitalia and Italo could be affected during the strike. Additionally, air passengers in Italy may face disruptions on November 12 due to strikes by air traffic controllers and baggage handlers at various airports.
In France, easyJet workers have filed an indefinite strike notice in protest against the company’s plan to close its Toulouse hub. The strike began in September and is set to run until December 16, potentially affecting operations across the country. Exact dates for walkouts have not been announced, but travelers should be prepared for potential disruptions to flights in the coming weeks. As strikes continue to impact travel across Europe, our travel guide remains up to date with the latest information to help travelers navigate potential disruptions and plan accordingly. If travelers are aware of any strikes that we may have missed, they are encouraged to share information via Twitter to keep our guide as comprehensive as possible.
