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Holiday in Turkey: fabulous places you should visit

Greece holds major disaster response training exercise

Greece is holding a three-day disaster exercise on the tourist island of Crete with both visitors and operators stressing the need to prepare for emergencies, including quakes and fires. Ronni Aram, a tourist from Germany taking part in the drill, said it was "absolutely essential when it comes to the case of a real emergency that everyone is prepared and knows what to do so that everyone will be safe".

Our beach break in Egypt was cheap compared to the Med with apartments under £100 per night and family meals costing just £30

Richard Eden checks into Soma Bay along the Red Sea Riviera in Egypt where 'security is a top priority', the coral reefs are a wonder of the underwater world and the restaurants are amazing value.

LIST: The best summer reads, according to book lovers

Ahh, summer. The hottest season of the year calls for a light book you can read by the beach or on the plane. Whether you’re up for some romance or fantasy, there’s always a book you can get lost in. For some, it could be set during the season to keep the vibe alive. For others, however, it could simply be an entertaining book that could fill the l...

Howard Jones, ABC and Haircut 100 Team Up for New Wave Extravaganza North American Tour

A new wave one-stop shop will tour North America this summer when Howard Jones and ABC will be hitting stages across North America with special guest Haircut 100. The full itinerary appears below. "I'm very excited to be hitting the road with my friends ABC and Haircut 100," Jones enthused. "Our audiences can look forward […]

United States-Canada: test your knowledge of the longest international border in the world

Drawn up in 1793, the Canada-United States border is the longest international border in the world. Set between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans, it weaves and meanders through forests, lakes, rivers, mountains, and towns. Much of the border follows the 49th parallel, itself established in the 1760s as the boundary between the province of Quebec and the state of New York. The border separates the second and fourth largest countries in the world by area. By sharing a land boundary line, the US and Canada have a lot in common. But these nations can also boast some unique aspects about this vast and impressive frontier. So, are you interested in learning more about the borderland? Click through and follow your own line of inquiry.

Take a look at some of the most isolated places in the world

Planet Earth is filled with places to visit, both natural and manmade. However, there are some incredible locations that you've probably never heard of as they are completely cut off from the rest of the world. While some are just difficult to access, the harsh climates of others make it impossible for humans to live there, leaving them completely uninhabited. Take a look at these incredible images of places that are totally off the map!

Liability of hotel management due to negligence

Dear PAO, Last weekend, my family and I stayed in a hotel. While we were sleeping, somebody entered our room, pointed a gun at me, took my laptop and wallet, and hurriedly left the room. I immediately called hotel security and was informed that they issued a keycard to someone who claimed to be my relative after showing an ID and confirming that we had the same last name. However, the hotel receptionist did not even call me in the room to...

Do you want an early hotel check-in? Here's what is happening behind the scenes.

At hotels, housekeepers are the biggest and, arguably, the most important department. Here's a behind-the-scenes look at their hard work.

What are the most emblematic monuments of different countries around the world?

This Polaris Build Says "#Vanlife But Make It Off-Road"

A different kind of overlanding for a different kind of adventurer.

Alternative Routes Due to EDSA-Kamuning Flyover Closure

Plan accordingly.

Taste Test: PAL's Inflight Snacks Are Available Online

No need to fly to get a taste,

How we saved time and money exploring Seoul's hidden gems using this pass

For a change, I didn't plan this vacation to a tee like I always do. But as it turns out, even trips with a loose itinerary can be just as rewarding. During Holy Week, I had the incredible opportunity to revisit South Korea with my aunt, Tita Sally, and my cousin, Inno. We started planning this trip back in February, but up to the day of our flight...

Essential airplane facts you probably didn't know

Flying has become a normal part of our everyday lives in the last few decades, even though it's estimated that only 5% of the global population have ever been on an airplane. So whether you're an air travel enthusiast or a first-time flyer worried about all the different airplane sounds, knowing airplane trivia could help make your next journey smoother and more enjoyable. From the safest seat (if there is any) to how long the oxygen mask lasts, click on for some curious airplane facts you probably didn't know until now.

The most impressive presidential burial sites

The gravesites of 39 US presidents are spread across the length of breadth of the country they served, in 23 states and the District of Columbia. They range from simple headstones to elaborate tombs. Many are listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Other more contemporary burial sites are set within the grounds of presidential libraries and museums. But where exactly are these final resting places located? Click through and pay your respects to the deceased presidents of the United States.

County to hold events for world nature project

People are asked to find and take images at the events as part of the City Nature Challenge.

Philippine Airlines Will Soon Fly to Batanes From Clark

Here's another option for those looking to visit the islands.

On this remote islands most people are colorblind

JetBlue Tumbles Most Since 2020 on Latin America Misstep

JetBlue Airways Corp.’s shares fell the most since the early days of the pandemic after the carrier forecast worse-than-expected sales this quarter, blaming excess flying capacity in the critical Latin America market.

Megaworld unveils botanical-themed township in Cavite

A SCENIC field of lavender and greenery is set to flourish in the province of Cavite as Megaworld's Arden Botanical Estate takes root at the border of Trece Martires City and the municipality of Tanza. The 251-hectare development is said to be the first botanical-themed township in the Philippines. With focus on preserving and enriching the natural environment, Arden Botanical Estate will consist not only of residential and leisure villages, but...

Locals to shape future of Eden Project Morecambe

The people of Morecambe will help decide what the Eden Project will deliver.

DGCA mandates airlines to seat children up to 12 years with parents or guardians on flights

The regulation comes in the wake of incidents in which children below the age of 12 were not seated alongside their parents or guardians when they were travelling in big groups.

9 pacts inked as Qatar head visits PH

MANILA, Philippines — The governments of the Philippines and Qatar on Monday forged an agreement to waive visa requirements for holders of diplomatic and official passports to make travel to either country easier for parties on official missions. The memorandum of understanding (MOU) covers valid diplomatic and official passports for the Philippines while those covered for Qatar will be valid diplomatic and special passports, according to a...

These countries that are more successful than their neighbors

How exactly do they refuel a plane midair?

Did you know that the first attempt to refuel an aircraft midair involved a man physically carrying a can of aviation gasoline strapped to his back and climbing from one plane to another? Fortunately, air-to-air refueling has come a long way since that dangerous experiment back in the 1920s. Today, aerial refueling is a highly sophisticated, precision-operated maneuver. But how did the vital process of transferring aviation fuel from one aircraft to another evolve? Click through and fill up with this fascinating history of air-to-air refueling.

French air traffic control strike threatens flight chaos

French air traffic controllers are to stage a one-day strike Thursday which risks seeing most flights cancelled at both main Paris airports, France's leading aviation association said. He said 75 percent of flights could be cancelled at Paris Orly airport and 65 percent at Charles de Gaulle, the capital's main airport.

Campaigners raise £87k to reopen 'loveliest view'

Campaigners want to reopen a path to Ruskin's View in Kirkby Lonsdale closed since 2021.

Lawmakers push to ban Clear users from skipping security lines at California airports

A bill with bipartisan support has been proposed in California that would restrict travelers who pay to skip security lines.

Death & Co Team Plans Luxury Hotel With a Killer Lobby Bar in Savannah

Municipal Grand will open early 2025

10 reasons to visit Malta

10 bookstores that inspire and unite in celebration of Independent Bookstore Day

Independent bookstores are more than places to buy books. They're community hubs and we're celebrating them for Independent Bookstore Day.

Is it possible to improve your sense of direction?

Some people can navigate a place they've never been, with little more than their senses. The rest of us need a little more help. Many arguments between friends, family, and romantic partners begin when we can't agree on directions. Whether it's exploring a new city, finding a location tied to work, or attending an important event, there's no way around using our navigation skills repeatedly throughout our lifetime. But if your sense of direction is a little lacking, can you really improve it? Click on to find out.

Fascinating facts about beaches and sand

Did you know that some sand is formed from fish poop? Or that there's a beach made entirely from cockle shells? Where is the tallest sand dune on the planet located? Yup, there are some amazing facts about beaches and sand you probably don't know about. Coast through this list and, er, sea for yourself. Click on!

Spain is different: 20 fun facts about the country

Essential hiking tips everyone should know

Hiking is a pastime that many enjoy, and few get to do it as often as they would like. There's something special about being out in the wilderness with the sound of crunching earth under your boots. The wind rushing through the trees almost seems to bring us back to a simpler, more relaxed version of ourselves. It's probably a good indication that we should get out and do it more! However, when you're on a hike, many things can (and in all probability will) go wrong, so it's important to be as prepared as possible. If you want to be the hiking expert who leads the charge into nature then click through this gallery for the skills, tips, and tricks you will need to succeed on any hiking expedition.

Former JetBlue CEO Robin Hayes is back. He's taking over Airbus North America

After leaving JetBlue Airways just a few months ago due to health reasons and stress, Robin Hayes is taking over Airbus' North America operations.

Calling in on Connecticut

Connecticut, one of the original Thirteen Colonies, is one of America's smaller states. But this New England destination is big on visitor attractions. History and literature go hand in hand in Connecticut, with the former residences of authors Mark Twain and Harriet Beecher Stowe both open to the public. Hartford, the capital city, is also home to the country's oldest public art museum, while the delightfully evocative town of Essex is keeper of one of the oldest continuously run taverns in the United States. Indeed, Connecticut exudes a rich maritime, literary, and national heritage—and it's all waiting to be explored. Curious? Then click through and call in on Connecticut.

At This Observation Tower in Japan, You Can Get Unlimited Starbucks Coffee

Drink coffee responsibly.

Win a Dream Getaway: Join CDN Digital’s International Travel Fair 2024 Panglao Paradise Giveaway!

As part of its series of activities for its 5th-anniversary celebration, CDN Digital partners with the 9th International Travel Fair (ITF) for an online giveaway where one lucky winner will get to win a 3-day and 2-night staycation in a luxurious resort in the picturesque island of Panglao, Bohol. Grab the chance to experience this unforgettable summer retreat by following these simple steps: Update your Facebook profile pic by applying the...

Hundreds of Heathrow workers to go on strike in dispute

The union said workers in passenger services, who assist travellers to catch connecting flights, trolley operations, and security guards will have their jobs outsourced by June.

30 things to do in the US at least once in your life

The US is a huge and diverse nation that can awe any traveler with its large number of attractions and activities. From star-studded Los Angeles to historical Boston, this is a country where you can explore cities packed with world-famous landmarks and iconic food. This is also where you can explore incredible nature, like the jaw-dropping Grand Canyon and the natural wonders of Alaska. So, whether you enjoy getting lost in a concrete jungle or hiking mountain trails, these are the best things to do in the US. Click on to get started.

Delta Air Lines raising pay of flight attendants, ground workers

Delta Air Lines, the most profitable U.S. carrier, is raising pay for nonunion employees as it gets ready for another attempt by a union to represent its flight attendants. CEO Ed Bastian told Delta employees Monday that the airline will boost pay for flight attendants and ground workers by 5 percent, raise the minimum wage for U.S. workers to $19 per hour, and set aside money for merit raises. Delta said the increases affect more than 80,000...

Manic Street Preachers mural painted in hometown

The band put Blackwood on the music map of the world - now the town has put them on a wall.

What Credit Score Do You Need for Amex Gold?

Vault’s Viewpoint More About the American Express® Gold Card The American Express® Gold Card falls somewhere in the middle when it comes to premium credit cards, and so does its annual fee (). While it doesn’t have as many lucrative travel benefits as top tier cards like The Platinum Card® from American Express or the […] The post What Credit Score Do You Need for Amex Gold? first appeared on Newsweek Vault.

Europe bound: an American's handbook for living the dream abroad

Have you always dreamed of leaving the US and moving to Europe? Perhaps the idea of escaping the rising political climate in the US is quickly becoming a possible reality for you? Maybe it’s none of the above and you’re simply looking for a change of pace. Living abroad is a life-changing experience and as an American living in the EU, you’ll find places that boast rich history, diverse cultures, and endless travel opportunities. But before packing your bags and taking the plunge, it’s important to consider many things and really analyze what life in another country could be like. This guide will provide you with an insider’s look at not only what to ask and where to go, but also how to embrace your American culture while being open to exploring other places, people, and experiences. Curious about how to make living in Europe happen? Click through to learn more.

Britain's most scenic riverside towns and villages

Great Britain's vast network of fresh, sparkling rivers serve as picturesque backdrops to numerous towns and villages, many of which have been anchored to their banks for centuries. These destinations are sited in some of the most beautiful landscapes in the United Kingdom, and the meandering waterways flowing past them or through them greatly enhance their appeal. Click through and visit the most scenic riverside locations in the land.

Swiss Air jet nearly collides with four other planes on JFK runway

The incident happened last week and is now being investigated by the Federal Aviation Administration, after the quick thinking pilot aborted takeoff.

Locals demand work on cliffside development ends after three rockfalls

Locals near Whipsiderry Cliffs in Newquay, Cornwall, have fought a long-running battle with developer Living Quarter Properties which has planning permission to build on the beauty spot.

The best places to holiday if you don't want your hair to go frizzy

Temperature, humidity, and water hardness changes can create an undesirable hair texture.. With this in mind, Shark Beauty researched the top destinations with desirable metrics for hair health.