Common sense would dictate you go in the opposite direction of an actively erupting volcano. But the prospect of getting a ...

Thousands of ‘danger tourists’ have travelled to the slopes of Mount Etna in Italy to witness explosive lava flows and ...

The latest eruption of Mount Etna has drawn crowds of tourists to the region, which have congested streets and paths for ...

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In a statement Sunday, per the NYT, Sicily regional civil protection leader Salvo Cocina described the situation as a "constant flow" of about 1,000 people, whose parked cars are blocking ...

It’s a surreal scene: fiery lava oozing from between black rocks meeting the pristine white snow blanketing the mountain.

A red-hot lava flow two miles long has been attracting crowds to the slopes of Mount Etna on the island of Sicily, Italy.

But the sudden influx of sightseers has become a safety risk, local authorities have said. Salvo Cocina, Sicily's head of regional civil protection, described the tourism in Etna in recent weeks ...