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I was on the Delta flight where people fell ill from moldy chicken

A Delta Airlines flight was diverted to New York City after passengers and crew, including both pilots, were served moldy chicken, a traveller has revealed.

2024-07-03T16:09:44Z

A helicopter can now deliver you to 11 Greek islands in a quarter of the time a ferry takes

Helicopter companies globally are increasingly offering flights for people willing to pay a premium to slash time spent traveling.

2024-07-04T03:17:07Z

Summer of Savings: 8 Best All-Inclusive European Resorts for Families for Under $500

According to the United Nations World Tourism Organization (UNWTO), international tourism is expected to reach pre-pandemic levels by the end of 2024. As the world's most visited region, Europe...

2024-07-03T18:31:17Z

The best hiking trails in the USA

Across the United States, trails wind through landscapes vast and varied, inviting us into the heart of the wild. From the secluded creeks of Alabama to the grand vistas of Wyoming, each path tells a story, each step a new discovery. These aren't just hikes; they are adventures that challenge and inspire, connecting us to the natural world in profound ways. This collection of hikes offers a glimpse into the breathtaking beauty that lies waiting in America's great outdoors. Whether it's the historic paths of the Appalachian Trail or the serene beauty of the Pacific Crest Trail (PCT), there's a journey for every explorer. Click through to uncover the trails that promise not just a walk, but an experience to remember.

2024-02-27T14:09:32Z

'Airport parking firms left us out of pocket'

Travellers say their cars go missing and wrack up fines while they are supposedly safely parked.

2024-07-04T05:18:15Z

The Lonely Oyster Team Opens a Scandinavian Cafe Inside the Echo Park Lake Boathouse

On July 4, the same team debuts a fried chicken truck called Winner Winner serving outside the Little Joy Cocktails bar

2024-07-03T19:34:43Z

Norms in the US that are peculiar elsewhere

The US is a diverse country, filled with unique quirks and traditions that vary from region to region. But certain customs are common nationwide. And while they might seem normal stateside, in other parts of the world they're thought of as completely strange. For example, the average American may be used to takeaway coffee, but to many foreigners that's far from the norm! Curious to find out what's considered normal in the US, but not in the rest of the world? Then check out this gallery.

2024-01-19T19:52:44Z

The world's biggest tourist attractions in winter and summer

Travel is a year-round option, and just because cold weather has arrived doesn't mean the vacation is hold. In fact, winter can transform a destination. A blanket of snow, for example, adds a magical veneer to any visitor attraction, lending it seasonal sparkle and extra "must-see" appeal. But are you a winter wanderer, or do you prefer a sojourn in the summer? To help make up your mind, here are some of the most celebrated tourist sites listed in their summer and winter coats. Browse the gallery and decide what time of year you want to travel.

2024-01-17T11:04:52Z

Tourists seek out Nordic holidays to keep cool

TROLLSTIGEN — Far from her home in the tourist mecca of Tenerife, Cati Padilla is one of the growing number of travelers escaping heatwaves for cooler holidays in Nordic countries. Countries like Norway and Sweden in northern Europe are now promoting “coolcations” to attract visitors to their temperate climates. Why leave the Canaries in summer? “To escape the heat,” said Padilla while on holiday with her friends. READ: Europe’s sweltering...

2024-07-03T07:02:22Z

One of the world's top airlines is ending its cabin services early to safeguard against rising turbulence

Korean Air said it would finish cabin service 20 minutes earlier so it ends before the descent, due to concerns over increased turbulence.

2024-07-03T10:14:41Z

Things Americans find strange about Europe

Europe is incredibly diverse, with various cultures and customs across different countries. But there is one thing most people can agree on about the continent: it's very different from the US. Many Americans have traveled to Europe and found themselves perplexed at different customs and societal norms, and they've shared their experiences online. Mind you, there are many things that are considered normal in the US that are weird for the rest of the world as well. But that's the fun of traveling! You get to see the norms and lifestyles of other people, cracking open the narrow perception of our own lives. So, click through and enjoy all the things Americans find strange when they're in Europe.

2024-01-16T12:03:27Z

American traveler collapses at NAIA

MANILA, Philippines — Members of the Manila International Airport Authority (MIAA) medical team rushed an American traveler to the hospital after he fainted in the immigration area of the Ninoy Aquino Aquino International Airport (NAIA) on Thursday morning. George Anderson Bingham Jr., received medical attention from the MIAA medical team after experiencing a drop in blood pressure and oxygen levels before being taken to the Makati Medical...

2024-07-04T07:18:17Z

Second Edition of MGM x RR1HK Culinary Masters Epitomizes Macau's Gastronomic Celebrations and Legacy in June

Six Acclaimed Chefs from Historical Silk Road Route Created Immersive Gastronomic Experiences for over 400 Oversea Guests from Four Continents MACAU, July 3, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- MGM, in partnership with Robb Report Hong Kong and supported by the Macao Government Tourism Office (MGTO), successfully concluded the second edition of Asia's only MGM x RR1HK Culinary Masters event at MGM COTAI, over the period of June 28 to 30. Over 400 guests, six...

2024-07-04T03:44:19Z

Where to see the best fireworks displays on July 4

As Independence Day quickly approaches, here are the best places to watch major fireworks displays across the country.

2024-07-03T21:25:41Z

Americans to celebrate Fourth of July with parades, cookouts — and lots of fireworks

Many Americans weren't letting worries about their pocketbooks keep them from traveling and enjoying fireworks as they celebrate their nation’s birth with parades, cookouts and fiery splashes of colors against the evening sky. Travel records were projected to fall, with people already jamming airports and crowding highways ahead of the Fourth of July to get to their destinations. Fireworks also were expected to reach an all-time high with an...

2024-07-04T04:18:01Z

Literature festival brings city together again

Festival has grown over the decade it has been running and is praised for its diversity.

2024-07-04T05:33:49Z

A megafeast in our version of Venice’s Grand Canal

Picture yourself relaxing on the canals of Venice as gondoliers garbed in their striped blue and red long-sleeve shirts serenade you with love songs beneath warm, blue skies. The Ponte dell Amore bridges are adorned with love locks, and the delightful aroma of delicious food from various vendors wafts in the air. Move this mise-en-scene to the exhilarating ambiance of the premier township in McKinley Hill, where my gregarious group of PhilSTAR’s...

2024-07-03T16:35:20Z

This huge crack in Kenya could split Africa in two

What would you do if a huge crack in the Earth suddenly appeared in the place where you lived? Though this might seem like an occurrence worthy of a Hollywood disaster movie, it has actually happened in real life! In the Great Rift Valley, Kenya, a huge fissure has begun to spread through the land, which scientists believe is the beginning of the separation of Africa into two separate continents. Discover more details about this terrifying natural phenomenon.

2024-01-02T13:12:59Z

Olympics-High costs, safety worries hurt Paris Games bookings

By Joanna Plucinska and Doyinsola Oladipo LONDON/NEW YORK (Reuters) - Spiralling travel and accommodation costs, French political tumult and security concerns are discouraging many sports fans and visitors from attending the Paris Olympic Games this summer. Cities that win a coveted chance to host the world's biggest sporting event often do so on expectations that they will attract throngs of

2024-07-04T05:17:01Z

Sino Jet Pioneers a Sustainable Future for Business Aviation

HONG KONG, July 4, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- The Asian Business Aviation Association (AsBAA) and the Sichuan Airports Group recently joined forces to host the "Business Aviation Innovation Seminar" at the Chengdu FBO. Sino Jet, a leading enterprise in the business aviation industry, was invited to contribute to the event, where they delved into the theme of "Creating a Sustainable Future for Business Aviation". During the seminar, Ms. Chris Wu,...

2024-07-04T04:59:31Z

The War and Treaty on Seeing Cotton Plant in Their Music Festival Dressing Room: "It's a Safety Issue Now"

Though Black artists have made major strides on the recent country music scene - with Beyoncé and Shaboozey launching No. 1 hits and acts like Brittney Spencer and Tanner Adell marking breakthroughs - racism in the genre still exists. For Americana-country husband-and-wife duo The War and Treaty, it came last week at the Coca-Cola Sips […]

2024-07-03T21:23:49Z

'We want to break down barriers for disabled surfers'

Operations Manager Hannah Brand said Surfing England want to "break down barriers" for those with disabilities.

2024-07-04T05:18:06Z

How galloping hippos 'fly' through air at speed despite their bodies

Hippos, who can hit top speeds of 18mph, are in effect 'flying' for 15 per cent of when they are trotting on land, scientists have discovered.

2024-07-04T00:40:53Z

These US towns will pay you to move there

In a bid to attract new residents, some U.S. locales are offering financial incentives, ranging from cash to free land. Aimed at everyone from remote workers to families, this trend is growing in an era where home ownership is a pipe dream for the coming generations. Such incentives make the prospect of relocating not just appealing but also financially rewarding. Click through to discover the cities offering some interesting incentives!

2024-03-13T16:29:15Z

Mimiyuuuh enjoys first snow experience in Switzerland

Mimiyuuuh is truly having the time of her life in Europe! On Instagram, the social media personality shared some snaps from her adventure on the mountain of Titlis in Switzerland, where she had her first-ever snow experience. In the photos, Mimiyuuuh can be seen riding a cable car over the snowy Alps. “For me, seeing the mountains of [Titlis] in Switzerland was the highlight of my Europe trip,” Mimiyuuuh wrote. “First snow experience ko rin po...

2024-07-04T06:08:21Z

Taste the world's top craft brews at Asia's premier beer festival

Beerfest Asia returns with new and favourite brews, beats and brands in the region's largest celebration of beer culture SINGAPORE, July 4, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Beerfest Asia, Asia's largest beer festival, returns from 11-14 July at Kallang Outdoor Arena with the largest international line-up of drafts, crafts, entertainment and gourmet grub in one immersive space. With more than 600 brews available to festivalgoers, this year's edition will...

2024-07-04T06:59:53Z

New Ways to Explore Hakone and Atami in 2024

Launching of New Sightseeing Boat "Hakone Yusen SORAKAZE" and Viewing Mount Fuji at Jukkoku Pass Beautiful Scenery, Hot Springs, and Family Fun - All in One TOKYO, July 4, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- In February 2024, FUJI KYUKO CO., LTD. launched a new sightseeing boat called "Hakone Yusen SORAKAZE" on Lake Ashi in the Hakone area, themed as "The Green Park Floating on Lake Ashi". The company has also introduced the latest leisure resort facility of...

2024-07-04T03:44:20Z

The evolution of air-to-air refueling

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.

2024-04-23T08:20:57Z

Cheapest supermarket named even with loyalty card prices taken into account

Consumer champions have compared the prices of the major supermarkets - including loyalty card prices from Clubcard and Nectar

2024-07-04T05:37:13Z

Why did he make this mysterious trip to Russia?

While Western artists have avoided traveling to Russia as much as possible since the beginning of the invasion of Ukraine, Kanye West aka Ye, known for his repeated escapades in the United States, did not hesitate to fly to Moscow last weekend. The Tass news agency quoted Russian producer Iana Roudkovskaya as saying, "Kanye West is in Moscow! It is great news, he is in the heart of the capital," she enthused. A video was also posted on Telegram...

2024-07-03T12:44:47Z

Amazing pictures of the US Virgin Islands

Browse the following gallery and head for golden-yellow beaches and brilliant blue water.

2024-03-20T19:48:19Z

Candice and David Warner start school holidays off with a bang as they take their three daughters on a business class trip overseas

Candice and David Warner looked holiday ready on Wednesday as they were spotted checking in for a business class flight overseas.

2024-07-03T08:42:23Z

Infamously bad celebrity hotel guests

When you've spent time a hotel room, chances are the most havoc you've wreaked was raiding the hotel mini-bar. But that's not the case for many A-listers. Hotels are supposed to be discreet with their celebrity guests, but the rich and famous have been notoriously creative with their destructive behavior. From '70s rock icons to kid actors-turned-troublemakers, stars have ended up owing a lot of money in damages; some have even been slapped with lifelong bans. So, click through the gallery to find out: which stars are considered the worst hotel guests ever?

2024-01-18T17:06:34Z

Surprising UK town nowhere near the sea named best place for a staycation

As staycations become increasingly popular, one UK town has been named the best place for a holiday in the UK, and it's nowhere near the coast - but it's still got a lot to offer

2024-07-03T12:58:32Z

My family went to Rome during the peak summer season. Our trip would've been better if we knew these 5 things before we left.

Rome is crowded, hot, and expensive during its summer high season. If you're going anyway, follow these travel tips about insurance and tour times.

2024-07-03T14:15:00Z

'Cutest place ever': Tourists are bowled over by this fairytale village in Croatia, where guests sleep in tiny homes shaped like a castle, a mushroom and a pumpkin

The three Airbnb properties, listed by hosts Helena and Florijan, are located in the Krka Fairytale Village next to the Krka National Park.

2024-07-03T14:07:54Z

Batangas diving town swaps trash for rice to clean up its beaches

MABINI, Philippines — Green campaigners in a diving resort in the Philippines have come up with a novel way to clean up the town’s shores – offering to swap a bag of rice for every sack of trash gathered by local residents. Mabini in Batangas province is known for its vibrant corals and marine biodiversity, but a […]

2024-07-04T02:21:54Z

The fascinating history behind the seaplane

A little over 100 years ago, landing a plane on water was simply unthinkable. But very soon, designs were being drawn up that enabled a fixed-wing aircraft to do just that. The idea quickly took off, and the invention of the seaplane marked an important step forward in the history of aviation. And while its heyday was in the 1920s and '30s, the seaplane is still seen today in skies across the world. But how exactly did this type of aircraft evolve, and who are its earliest pioneers? Click through and find out more about the seaplane.

2024-04-22T13:05:33Z

Do you remember these tourist spots being completely empty?

While most of us would rather forget it ever happened, the COVID-19 pandemic had a huge impact on everyone's lives not so long ago. Governments around the world tried to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus by decreeing lockdowns. Almost everything was shut down, and most people stayed home, including tourists. Some of the busiest tourist spots on Earth became deserted, yet photographers were there to capture those unique moments. In this gallery, we look back on what some of the world's most popular tourist spots looked like during lockdown. Click on to revisit the not-so-distant past.

2024-01-29T12:13:15Z

How to Apply for a South Africa Visa If You're a Filipino

Here’s how you can tick off South Africa from your travel bucket list!

2024-07-04T04:08:04Z

I chop 25% off my hotel bills by using an easy benefit from my credit cards

When I book a hotel stay more than three nights, I choose Hilton, IHG, or Marriott properties in order to use a money-saving benefit: free nights.

2024-07-03T20:56:21Z

Where do time zones come from?

Let’s be honest: it can be very confusing to understand time zones. While you’re sipping your early morning coffee, someone else on the other side of the world is watching the sun set on an old day, and their time is hours ahead! Generally, clocks are pretty accurate. But what is the history of the time zone? When did humans decide that this was the best way to keep track of time? Click on this gallery and travel through time to discover the answers.

2024-04-09T06:15:21Z

July 4th food deals: Get discounts at Baskin-Robbins, Buffalo Wild Wings, Target, Jimmy John's, more

Looking for bargains on food and snacks for your July 4th party? Shop 7-Eleven or Target or go to Buffalo Wild Wings for Fourth of July deals.

2024-07-03T19:46:59Z

'They want out': This company helps Americans experiment with expat living

Americans hoping to move abroad are getting some help from travel companies and local guides.

2024-07-03T13:54:38Z

Sign at bakery shows the egg shortage is depriving city breakfasters

San Jose Place, which is located above Wynyard train station in Sydney 's CBD, made the suggestion in a sign raised at the counter.

2024-07-04T06:26:47Z

Screaming match breaks out on JetBlue flight after mom caused delays

A screaming match broke out on a JetBlue flight between a mother and another passenger as he accused her of holding up takeoff.

2024-07-04T03:11:17Z

United Airlines is texting travelers live weather maps to explain flight delays

Even when it's bright and sunny, a thunderstorm hundreds of miles away can still disrupt flights.

2024-07-03T12:04:08Z

Things you probably didn’t know about the Fourth of July

Every Fourth of July, Americans cheer at parades, eat tons of hot dogs, and watch plenty of fireworks go off. But with more than 200 years of history and tradition behind it, there are probably a lot of things you don't know about America’s Independence Day. For example, how much do you actually know about the Declaration of Independence? And why is the holiday celebrated on July 4? From its history to some staggering hot dog statistics, click on to discover things you might not know about the Fourth of July.

2024-07-03T15:13:43Z

AirAsia Celebrates 15 Years of World’s Best Service with PHP15 Seat Sale

AirAsia is marking 15 straight years as Skytrax’s World’s Best Low-Cost Airline with a week-long seat sale for domestic and international destinations from the Philippines. AirAsia outshined over 300 airlines at the Skytrax World Airline Awards, maintaining its status as the top low-cost airline and setting the standard for excellence. As a gesture of gratitude, […] The post AirAsia Celebrates 15 Years of World’s Best Service with PHP15 Seat...

2024-07-03T10:01:22Z

Delta goes pasta-only for thousands of international travelers after 'spoiled' food forced a flight to divert

Delta said it was serving pasta only on about 75 international flights on Wednesday after a 'spoiled meal' forced an Amsterdam-bound flight to divert.

2024-07-04T00:31:02Z