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Parent Review: Create Stress-Free Family Vacation Moments At This Boracay Resort

Can parents really enjoy a relaxing vacation with their kids? Here’s a review of how Mövenpick Resort & Spa Boracay makes it possible.


Breathtaking places to see in the US before they disappear

The Earth is constantly changing, for better or for worse. Some of America’s most unique and stunning destinations aren’t immune to that, and are facing imminent changes. From rising temperatures to habitat loss and the strain of heavy tourism, these places will be gone before we know it. Check out these breathtaking destinations compiled in the US you need to visit before they’re gone forever.


World's largest indoor ski resort opens in Shanghai as China logs hottest month

Shanghai opened the world's largest indoor ski resort on Friday, welcoming visitors in snowsuits to its pistes as China reported its hottest August in 60 years. This year's northern summer saw the highest global temperatures ever recorded, and in the faux Alpine square where the resort's opening ceremony took place, the mercury had already hit 30 d...


Ryanair boss warns hugely popular hour flight from UK will cost £420 each way this Christmas

Ryanair's CEO Michael O'Leary has claimed that the London to Dublin flight will hit 500 euros (£420) each way during the festive period this year, due in part to the Dublin Airport passenger cap


30 places where you can find peace and meditate

Do you need some time and space to just get away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life? A place where the stress and anxiety of the mundane seem to melt away? Well, you’re in luck! This beautiful world is full of simple yet wonderful places where you can go and relax or meditate. If you’ve been running to the point of exhaustion lately, take a moment for yourself. Finding places for peace and quiet is easier than you might think! Which location sounds the best to you? Click through to explore more.


Sustainable travel: tips and tricks for the eco-conscious explorer

Traveling is a beloved passion for countless individuals globally. But while it brings excitement and anticipation, it also carries significant impacts on the planet and its inhabitants. Sustainable travel isn't merely a trend—it's an essential ethos! Preserving resources is our collective responsibility, to ensure the well-being of future generations. And although staying eco-conscious while on the go may seem daunting, it's entirely doable. Let's come together, eco-conscious explorers! Now is the time to traverse the globe while safeguarding its viability for generations to come. Ready? Click through this gallery to explore ways to travel green.


'Remarkable' Prehistoric Settlement Discovered at Rolls-Royce Site

Archaeologists also unearthed ancient human remains from the Roman era during their investigations at the English site.


Man who stoked hotel fire jailed for nine years

Thomas Birley put wood onto a bin fire, which was propped against a fire exit of a hotel.


Woman is first to climb all Scotland's Grahams in one trip

Lorraine McCall, 59, climbed all Scotland's Grahams non-stop over four months.


Who is adventurer Dwayne Fields? The man taking over from Bear Grylls as UK Chief Scout

Who is adventurer Dwayne Fields? The man taking over from Bear Grylls as UK Chief Scout - Dwayne Fields was the first Black Briton to reach the North Pole


Arte Distribution Dazzles Buyers in Le Havre with Ancient History, Hollywood Icons, Hot-Button Topics

Series and documentaries about ancient history, pop culture and current events continue to prove popular sellers for Arte Distribution, which is presenting a number of new titles at the Unifrance Rendez-Vous in Le Havre. "The Mystery of the Desert Kites," which follows an international team of archaeologists exploring the heart of Saudi Arabia and the […]


Florida Entrepreneur Discusses JetBlue Board Seat as Stake Nears 10%

Vladimir Galkin, the little-known Florida-based investor who amassed a substantial stake in JetBlue Airways Corp. in recent months, met with the carrier’s top executive to discuss a possible board seat.


Tiny glass beads suggest the moon had active volcanoes

NEW YORK — Volcanoes were still erupting on the moon when dinosaurs roamed Earth, a new research suggests. The evidence: three tiny glass beads plucked from the surface of the moon and brought to Earth in 2020 by a Chinese spacecraft. Their chemical makeup indicates that there were active lunar volcanoes until about 120 million years ago, much more recent than scientists thought. An earlier analysis of the rock samples from the Chang’e 5 mission...


The most majestic tall ships ever to set sail

Nothing quite invokes the romance and adventure of the high seas like a tall ship. These traditionally-rigged sailing vessels are built for life on the ocean waves, and embarking on a voyage on one is to embrace the very history of maritime exploration. Even today, there are dozens of tall ships operating out of ports all over the world. If you had the chance, which one would you board? Click through and set sail on some of the most majestic tall ships ever to weigh anchor.


More than a third of holiday shoppers' will spend less this year than in 2023

Americans are already thinking about the holidays and how they intend to use their money this year. Plans for some will involve less holiday spending, according to Bankrate.


Toltecs: the mysteries and wisdom of an ancient civilization

When discussing pre-Columbian civilizations, our thoughts often turn to the Aztecs, the Mayans, and the Incas. However, in addition to these prominent groups, there were other civilizations that made significant contributions to science, gastronomy, and spirituality. The Toltecs, for example, lived in the 10th century in what we know today as Mexico. If you are eager to embark on a journey to the past, you can expect to encounter breathtaking landscapes, remarkable monuments, and ancient wisdom that will inspire and astonish you. Click through the gallery to get started.


The oldest houses in the US

We have written before about the oldest buildings in Europe still in use, but how about the other side of the pond? Sure, you won't find medieval dwellings in the US, but there are plenty of interesting examples of houses dating back over a thousand years! From historical pueblos to early settlers' houses, in this gallery you will get to know all about the oldest houses in America. Click on!


A wine bar, a barber shop, and more: What you'll find at Opus Mall's SPATIO

When looking for a bonding activity with your friends and family or just finding a way to get rid of boredom and stress, shopping is always a go-to pursuit for an enjoyable time. If you’ve on the prowl for a fresh, new place to satisfy your shopaholic thirst, you’re in luck as Robinsons Retail has now opened the doors to its latest concept store, S...


A beginner's guide to backpacking in the wilderness

Imagine trekking through the wilderness only carrying a backpack. Whether solo or accompanied, backpacking can be an exciting adventure! But before you lace up your boots and pitch the tent, it’s important to truly prepare. From knowing what to pack to how to dress and even what to do in case of an emergency, you should come ready for anything and everything. Curious to learn how to start your backpacking journey? Click through to find out more.


U.S. airlines cool hiring after adding 194,000 employees in post-Covid spree

Hiring by U.S. airlines is cooling after the industry added tens of thousands of jobs to build up for the post-Covid travel surge.


How the Rhode Island Film Festival Is "Writing a New Narrative"

Rhode Island may be the smallest state in the United States, but that doesn't mean it isn't going big on film. More than 300 films screened at the 42nd Flickers' Rhode Island International Film Festival, which took place in Providence from Aug. 6-11 - a diverse slate of narrative features, documentaries and short films representing 51 […]


Paris mayor says Olympic rings to stay on Eiffel Tower 'until 2028'

Paris's mayor said Friday that she intended to keep the Olympic rings on the Eiffel Tower until at least 2028 despite criticism of the idea from some residents and lawmakers. The idea has sparked criticism from many opposition Parisian lawmakers, residents as well as conservation groups.


Explore the best fishing spots in Britain

Fishing is a great way to relax and (literally) unwind, be in harmony with nature, and have some fun in the great outdoors all year round. What’s more, most people are much closer to a cracking fishing spot than they think, so it’s quite possible you have an amazing fly fishing or angling opportunity just on your doorstep. Before you embark on your fishing trip always make sure you check if it is legal to fish. Some areas operate "close seasons" when fishing is forbidden. Fishing limits are often set to protect fish stocks and a license is usually needed for rod fishing. Whether you're looking in Scotland, England, or Wales, you're sure to find an incredible fishing destination in this gallery. Click through to find your ideal spot.


How to Save America

My parents instilled in me the sense that the world contains many evil people—but is full of good people, too.


How to navigate the 'September Scaries'


Things to do in London this weekend (September 6 – 8)

Things to do in London this weekend (September 6 – 8) - From a new basement bar in Tooting to a celebration of medical Marijuana, this is everything to see and do in London this weekend


I tried 3 ICONIC Las Vegas DESSERTS and RECREATED one of them! _ How To Cake It With Yolanda Gampp


Bristol's summer of 2024 in pictures

Autumn is officially here, so here are some of the best pictures taken in the city over the summer.


City festival comes in £100k over budget

Gloucester City Council has pledged to "get it right" for the next Tall Ships Festival in 2026.


Exhibition inspired by gay WW2 lovers opens

The exhibition features audio love letters collected from people around Shropshire.


The best islands to visit in the Stockholm archipelago

The Stockholm archipelago is the largest of its kind in Sweden. With over 30,000 islands and islets that buffer the city from the Baltic Sea, the vast area has something for everyone. From idyllic villages and coastal towns, except lots of water and serene nature seemingly untouched by civilization. Luckily, visiting the archipelago is easy. During the summer and fall months, you can travel by ferry with Waxholmsbolaget or Strömma, and during the off-season, you can book your excursion with a water taxi or guided tour. Even if you're just in Stockholm for a few days, taking a day trip into the archipelago can be one of the most rewarding parts of your visit. So click on to discover some of the best islands to visit in the Stockholm archipelago.


Trains between Dover and Folkestone cancelled

Rail replacement services are running from Dover Priory on Friday morning due to cancellations.


I ditched my normal life to spend 30 magical days on a houseboat: ‘One of the best months I can remember’

The experience "inspired five key realizations that I'll take with me on many adventures yet to come," says Marcy Porus-Gottlieb, an executive coach from Seattle.


The ultimate guide to creating a weekend getaway travel itinerary

Have you been craving your next adventure or thinking about where you’d go if you had the time? If you’re like most people, the answer is a resounding yes! Before you actually set foot in the destination, though, it’s important to plan. Planning involves creating a travel itinerary and, whether you’ve created one before or not, simply thinking through these questions can be very impactful. This guide will help ensure you have everything covered from start to finish, and have the greatest chance of truly enjoying your next trip. Curious about what to include in your travel itinerary? Click through to learn more.


Urban sports festival to be piloted in Folkestone

Folkestone & Hythe District Council may adopt the youth-focussed event if successful on Friday.


Millionaires are moving to these 5 European cities — and London doesn't make the list

A new report finds that 83% of millionaires looking to relocate are eyeing city living, but London is no longer a top destination.


Blue pigeon mystifies town's residents

Wildlife experts suggest the Maidenhead bird's unique plumage may have been dyed for a gender reveal party.


LIST: Canceled flights for September 6, 2024

MANILA, Philippines — Some flights were canceled on Friday because of unfavorable weather conditions, the Manila International Airport Authority said. In a notice, the Miaa listed the following flights as canceled as of 6 a.m., September 6: Cebu Pacific (5J) 5J 110/111 Manila-Hong Kong-Manila 5J 272/273 Manila-Hong Kong-Manila READ: LIST: Canceled flights, September 5 The Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services...


Boracay, Cebu, and Intramuros Hailed Asia’s Top Tourist Spots at 31st World Travel Awards

The Philippines and its premier tourism destinations Boracay, Cebu, and Intramuros received astounding recognition at the recently concluded 31st annual World Travel Awards (WTA). The Southeast Asian nation proved to be a top choice for tourists in the Asian region, bringing home eight awards from the Asia & Oceania Gala Ceremony held on September 3, […] The post Boracay, Cebu, and Intramuros Hailed Asia’s Top Tourist Spots at 31st World Travel...


A history of famous firsts in space

While outer space has long fascinated human beings, it wasn't until the second half of the 20th century that space travel became a reality, enabling humans to see beyond our planet. From the first woman in space to the first images of Earth, scientists, astronauts, and astronomers around the world have worked hard to explore the cosmos. The Cold War between the US and the Soviet Union was a major factor influencing the advances of space activity. Both countries competed for dominance in outer space, and many of the firsts achieved in space were due to the desire of both countries to be "the first." So click on to discover the remarkable firsts in space history.


Condor hails summer success as crossings rise

The company says it carried more than 15,000 passengers between Jersey and Guernsey this summer.


Caution around new tourism 'masterplan' for estate

The Devonshire Group says that its visitor offer is not reaching its full potential.


Wing-walkers hope for dry day for Portrush air show

The skies over Portrush will be full of aerial activity as the Northern Ireland Air Show returns.


'National Geographic at my front door': Watch runaway emu stroll through neighborhood

No one was more surprised to see an emu than Pennsylvania resident Airiel Dawson, who caught the flightless bird taking a stroll through her neighborhood on Saturday.


American Airlines withdrew a lawsuit seeking compensation from a $36 billion shipping giant over a damaged plane engine

American Airlines said it has been trying to get compensation for 2 years, saying the engine was damaged in transit back to the US from Hong Kong.


The world's most-remarkable bridges

Whether they've won awards for their design, marked history, or pushed the limits of physics, these iconic structures are all unique. Check out the world's most-remarkable bridges!


Wannabe flight attendants overloaded Delta's recruitment website by flooding to apply for jobs

A high influx of aspiring Delta flight attendants saw the application website crash as applications opened for the first time in over a year.


Rome considering limiting tourist access to Trevi Fountain

ROME — Rome is considering limiting access to the Trevi Fountain, one of its busiest monuments, ahead of an expected bumper year for tourism in the Eternal City, city council officials say. The Italian capital is preparing to host the 2025 Jubilee, a year-long Roman Catholic event expected to attract 32 million tourists and pilgrims. Under the draft […]


‘Turkey gave us one of the most exhilarating experiences of our lives’: readers’ travel tips

It’s tranquil on the lake at Choo Choo Lake Eğirdir is the fourth largest lake in Turkey and the town of Eğirdir (80 miles north of Antalya), which sits on the southern edge of the lake, is sometimes used as a stopover for coach travellers as they travel between the tourist hotspots of Cappadocia and Pamukkale. If you can, stay longer. We stayed three nights at Choo Choo Pension, on the island of Yeşilada (or Green Island), which is connected to...


'Blessed' Papua New Guinea welcomes pope during landmark tour

Over mountains, by air, and by sea, pilgrims have flocked to Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea's capital where Pope Francis landed late Friday on a landmark visit. With "the presence of the Pope in our land, we hope that blessings can come to our land, and our leaders", he said.