Authorities in Sicily say tourist vehicles are clogging up streets leading to the volcano, potentially blocking emergency services and rescue efforts.

Gone are the days of running away from an erupting volcano. In Italy, tourists are flocking to Mount Etna, which began spewing ash and lava on Feb. 11. This has created an "extremely dangerous" ...

Mount Etna tour guide Dario Teri told Storyful that Etna is one of the few volcanoes where people can ski "near a lava field." ...

The active volcano is currently putting on a spectacular display of spurting lava and ash clouds - here's how to see it ...

M ount Etna is Europe’s highest and most active volcano and has recently been up to its usual albeit impressive tricks of shooting volcanic ash and debris into the air. Mesmerizing new footage ...

Mount Etna in Sicily has been active since 12 February, spewing ash and causing flights to Catania to be diverted. The ...

Mt. Etna eruption disrupts flights across southern Italy as volcanic ash grounds planes at Catania Airport. Travelers face cancellations and delays.

As Europe’s most active volcano puts on a spectacular lava show, travelers are wondering if flights will be canceled.

Theme parks stop operating. Still, there's nothing makes people rethink a vacation quicker than a volcano going off. Ash clouds the air as tremors shake the ground and rivers pour from the crater.

Mount Etna, standing around 3,300 meters (10,800 feet) high, erupts with smoke streaming from its summit and lava spilling from the new “Bocca Nuova” crater, according to Reuters.

A local photographer captured spectacular moments of lava activity at Italy’s Mount Etna volcano in the early hours of Thursday, 13.Aerial footage captured by Giuseppe Distefano, who runs the Facebook ...

Europe's most active volcano has been putting on a stunning lava show but what does it mean for travellers?View on euronews ...