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Reading and Leeds Festival: everything we know, from tickets to headliners

Reading and Leeds Festival: everything we know, from tickets to headliners - Festival season still stretches out before us. Here’s everything to know about one of August’s most legendary offerings


How Scotland helped build a million dollar New York staircase

As sets of steps go, they don't come much grander than those in the New York State Capitol in Albany.


We live in Dubai. Here are the 7 common mistakes we see first-time visitors make.

We've lived in Dubai for years and have seen first-time visitors make mistakes that waste time or cause them to miss out on freebies and discounts.


From the Dolomites to Sicily: readers’ favourite unsung places in Italy

With the Etruscans in Lazio The Tuscia area of northern Lazio, within easy reach of Rome, is a quiet oasis of history and geography: from the papal palace in Viterbo, follow winding roads through rolling green hills of oak forests and hazelnut orchards to the stone monsters of Bomarzo park, prehistoric cave homes in the nearby gorges and the high art of Caprarola town. But my favourite place is Civita di Bagnoregio, a fortress town on a volcanic...


Got an Extra AirTag? Leave It in Your Luggage or One of These Locations

The next time you're at the airport, Apple's tiny trackers can save you from potential headaches.


Minors traveling abroad alone or without parents need travel clearance

MANILA, Philippines — The Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) reminded that children aged 17 years old and below must secure a travel clearance first if they are traveling abroad alone, or not accompanied by their parents. This is to ensure that they will be safe from child trafficking, abuse, and exploitation. “Yung mga nagbabalak po magbyahe at kumuha ng travel clearance, pumunta po kayo sa DSWD Field Offices natin kung saan po...


Go Under the Sea With José Andrés’s Newest Las Vegas Restaurant

Save room for the key lime sandcastle


Exploring Colorado, the Centennial State

Colorado is a remarkably diverse destination. Applauded for its beauty and grandeur, the state is defined by a dramatic landscape of towering peaks, deep rolling hills, sparkling alpine lakes and rivers, and numerous tumbling waterfalls. Famed for its world-class powder runs, Colorado's outdoor recreation options extend to hiking, climbing, mountain biking, and other year-round leisure pursuits. Known as the Centennial State for being admitted to the Union one hundred years after the signing of the Declaration of Independence, Colorado is an adventure waiting to be experienced. So, are you planning a visit? Click through this gallery of ideas of where to go and what to see.


Poland warns against travel to Lebanon, Israel and Iran

WARSAW (Reuters) - Amid fears of wider Middle East conflict, Poland has advised its citizens against travelling to Lebanon, Israel and Iran, according to updated guidance published on Friday. "In connection with a growing number of Polish tourists visiting Lebanon, Israel and Iran, we want to repeat that we have long advised against any kind of travel to this region," the Ministry of Foreign


Where to surf in Europe this summer

Many people associate summer with going to the beach. And what better way to enjoy your time at the beach than riding waves? While traditionally bigger, better waves are not to be found during the summer months, this is still a great time of the year to get some friends together and go on a surf trip in Europe. Miles of Atlantic coast offer a myriad of possibilities for everyone, regardless of your level of ability. You might notice that some major spots are missing from this list, but this is because they rarely work during the summer months. So if you're up for some summer surfing, click on. Whether you're an experienced wave rider or just want to learn how to surf in a cool place, this gallery is for you!


Plane carrying detainees released by Russia lands in US

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A plane carrying detainees released by Russia landed in the United States late on Thursday at Joint Base Andrews, Maryland, media footage showed. Russia freed U.S. journalist Evan Gershkovich and ex-U.S. Marine Paul Whelan on Thursday as part of the biggest prisoner exchange of its kind since the end of the Cold War. The White House said the U.S. had negotiated the trade


Appeal after horse rider injured at Cornish beach

The Civil Aviation Authority launches an appeal after a horse rider is injured at a beach.


Edinburgh Festival Fringe begins with more than 3,500 shows on offer

Edinburgh Festival Fringe begins with more than 3,500 shows on offer - There have been an additional 346 acts confirmed since the festival programme launched.


The US wants to ban airlines from charging families to sit together

"Baggage fees are bad enough — airlines can't treat your child like a piece of baggage," President Joe Biden said in 2023.


Delta CEO offers employees free flights after CrowdStrike-Microsoft chaos

CEO Ed Bastian earlier this week said the massive IT outage cost the company about $500 million.


Best travel plugs and international power adaptors based on Amazon top sellers

Amazon sells a variety of reasonably priced travel plugs for countries around the world, including adaptors with multiple ports


Luggage shipping firm backs Irish Olympians as it celebrates expansion to France

Luggage shipping firm backs Irish Olympians as it celebrates expansion to France - My Baggage has been involved with supporting Olympic athletes as it celebrates expansion following a £300,000 investment.


Town in conflict over golf course built on Native American site

Newark has been divided over the location of the Moundbuilder's Country Club golf course which currently sits atop the sacred Octagon Earthworks.


With P1.05-B budget, fewer foreign trips seen for Marcos in 2025

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. is expected to embark on fewer foreign and local trips next year, based on the smaller travel allocation for the Office of the President (OP) in 2025, according to the Department of Budget and Management. Budget Secretary Amenah Pangandaman said the 2025 National Expenditure Program has earmarked P1.054 billion for the President’s travel expenses next year, lower by 8 percent or P94 million from P1.14 billion this...


Booking Shares Slide After Soft Outlook Drowns Out Earnings Beat

Booking Holdings Inc., the parent company to almost a dozen travel brands including Kayak and Priceline, delivered a disappointing forecast for the third quarter, even as it posted second-quarter results that mostly beat analysts’ expectations. The stock tumbled in Friday trading.


How Columbia Pictures Changed the World at 24 Frames Per Second

In the fall of 1989, as Disney and Universal were prepping popcorn-friendly fare like Pretty Woman and Back to the Future Part III, a young Columbia Pictures creative exec took a meeting with a USC student possibly interested in a script-reader job. "John Singleton shows up to our offices in Burbank," recalls Stephanie Allain. "His […]


To carry on the spirit of Flying Tigers

BEIJING, Aug. 2, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- A report from People's Daily: The delegation of the Sino-American Aviation Heritage Foundation attended a Flying Tigers historical photo exhibition in Beijing on Oct. 30,2023.(Photo by Zhang Penghui/People's Daily) My name is K. C. Ma. I'm the vice president of the Flying Tiger Historical Organization. My bond with the Flying Tigers dates back to the 1980s, a time when China just started its reform and...


UNESCO'S latest World Heritage Sites for 2024

The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) has recently added 24 new properties to its World Heritage Site list. These range from a gold mine in Japan and a national park in Brazil to a palace in Germany and a Roman road in Italy. In addition, two sites already enjoying UNESCO protection have been extended. So, what else has been inscribed, and where are these sites located? Click through and browse the latest places to be listed by UNESCO.


CalMac Islay ferry to be retired and scrapped after 38 years

MV Hebridean Isles serves Islay, but has also been used on other routes across CalMac's network.


A Guide to Bird Paradise in Singapore

Time to book another SG trip.


Largest pizza party, over 60,000 slices devoured, gives Guinness World Record to cruise line

Cruise ship passengers aboard 16 Princess Cruises boats recently achieved a Guinness World Records title for the largest pizza party at multiple venues.


The world's most colorful coral reefs

You might be longing for a place to visit where you know you'll get plenty of sun, find relaxing beaches, and, most importantly, beautiful ocean and sea waters to swim in! But with so many places like this around the world, how do you possibly choose which location to travel to? Well, how about picking somewhere that is also home to some of the most marvelous coral reefs on the planet? Click through this gallery to discover some of the most stunning coral reefs that exist around the world.


Landmarks to light up pink after Southport attack

Buildings across north-west England will light up over the weekend after the stabbings, which killed three girls.


Fringe acts pay price for thrill of performing in Edinburgh

The Fringe retains its title as the world’s largest arts festival in an increasingly fragile environment.


Scout praises 'community' on trip with 6,000 others

Celia Abato is in Norway, meeting scouts from other countries and enjoying escape rooms and canoeing.


Best European destinations for a family summer vacation

Summer is just starting in Europe, and tourists are flocking to all the warm, beautiful coastal towns the continent has to offer. However, many other European destinations are perfect for families and some of them are still pretty much under the radar. Whether you're looking for sea and sand, adventure, mountains, or cultural sites, these places are guaranteed to delight the entire family. Click through and find out more!


One of the world's top airlines will stop serving economy passengers in-flight instant noodles over fears of burns due to rising turbulence

Korean Air passengers will now be offered a range of snacks like corn dogs and sandwiches, the airline told Business Insider.


Walking in New Manila Is a Lesson in History, Culture, and the Paranormal

It was the first exclusive and gated community outside of Manila.


Work begins to repair vandalised gravestones

Community wardens are maintaining an increased presence in the area to reassure those visiting the graveyard.


Blind group's first dive with trailblazer scuba diver

"It was so magical," says a visually impaired man after going scuba diving for the first time.


Your pictures of Scotland: 26 July - 2 August

A selection of photographs submitted to BBC Scotland News from around the country this week.


Police plea over 'reckless' jet skiers

The force has warned "reckless" behaviour on the water could put other people in danger.


Universal Studios Halloween Horror Nights: All the houses, scare zones we know

Leading ladies of horror will star in the Universal Monsters: Eternal Bloodlines house at Halloween Horror Nights on both coasts.


Discover India: a country rich in ancient traditions and culture

India is a mystical country rich in cultural diversity, exotic customs and ancient traditions that have stood the test of time. This country will surprise you with its contrasts, stories, and traditions. Click on the gallery to learn more about India!


4 Restaurants to Try This Weekend in Los Angeles: August 2

Your handy guide on where to eat from the editors at Eater LA


Best Chase Credit Cards of August 2024

14 Best Chase Credit Cards of 2024 Best for Frequent Travelers: Chase Sapphire Reserve® Why we chose it: The Chase Sapphire Reserve is a staple credit card for frequent travelers and offers many ways to earn a large number of points on a variety of categories, including travel and restaurants. The card comes with airport […] The post Best Chase Credit Cards of August 2024 first appeared on Newsweek Vault.


Death of a Black man pinned down by security guards outside a Milwaukee hotel is ruled a homicide

MILWAUKEE (AP) — The death of Black man who was pinned to the ground by security guards outside a Milwaukee hotel has been ruled a homicide, according to an autopsy released Friday. D’Vontaye Mitchell suffocated while being restrained on June 30 and was suffering from the effects of drugs in his system, according to findings issued by the Milwaukee County Medical Examiner's office. The findings state that Mitchell’s immediate cause of death was...


Airlines avoid some Mideast airspace, cancel Israel flights as tensions mount

By Lisa Barrington (Reuters) -Airlines are avoiding Iranian and Lebanese airspace and cancelling flights to Israel and Lebanon, as concerns grow over a possible conflict in the region after the killing of senior members of militant groups Hamas and Hezbollah this week. Singapore Airlines stopped flying through Iranian airspace from early Friday morning and is using alternative routes, saying


What are the top-selling souvenirs around the world?

Visiting a country is all about learning more about the destination—its culture, history, and its people. And purchasing a souvenir serves as a wonderful keepsake of your time traveling, a treasured memento of new lands discovered and places explored. But what are the top-selling souvenirs bought by tourists in countries around the world? Click through and find out the favorite gifts taken home by visitors after journeying abroad.


Slow cities: what they are, and where to find them

The city life isn't for everyone. For some, the energy, excitement, and growth of the world's major cities are attractive characteristics, but for others it sounds like a nightmare. Many cities in the world also pose environmental threats, destroying the wilderness with unchecked development projects, producing tons of trash each year, and inviting a car-centered culture that creates massive clouds of smog. Thankfully, there are a group of towns and small cities that have banded together under the guidelines of Cittaslow and have pledged to actively fight all the negative impacts that urbanization can bring. These areas, called "slow cities," are the perfect locations for anyone who prefers life at a slower pace in a greener place. Read on to learn about just a few of the many slow cities around the world.


The most exciting road trips in the UK and Ireland

From jagged cliff faces to locations used for 'Game of Thrones', there are plenty of enthralling car journeys to experience across the British Isles and Ireland. With spring just around the corner, there's never been a better time to plot your next road trip!


The tourist tax in Venice didn't deter enough travelers. Now, the hot spot is limiting tour groups.

Venice tried to mitigate overtourism with a tax pilot program, but it didn't solve the problem. Now, the city hopes a cap on tourist groups will help.


How to get the best out of your remote work environment

Remote work has taken the world by storm. Since the dreaded pandemic, new ways of work have had to be established, and some of them have required a rather large amount of adjusting. Working from home, while having many benefits, may also have many downsides if you're unprepared and don't know what to expect. This gallery takes you through some of the ways to make sure you get the most out of your remote work environment. Some of our tips seem obvious, but are easily forgotten. Regardless if it's a refresher or new tips that you need, our gallery has you covered. Simply click on!


Europe's Hawaii 'at breaking point' as 'disrespectful' tourists 'cripple public services'

Locals living on the Portuguese archipelago of Madeira - dubbed the 'Hawaii of Europe' - say tourism is 'destroying' their home and pushing public services to breaking point


City leisure spot opens its doors to public

The Sheepfolds in Sunderland was built in 1883 and previously housed working horses.