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Bengals vs. Cowboys has Delta Airlines adding new flights

The Cincinnati Bengals have major airlines offering new routes ahead of special games now. In anticipation of Cincinnati's "Monday Night Football" game against the Dallas Cowboys in Week 14 (Dec. 9), Delta Airlines has added a new flight from CVG Airport for…


Restaurant makes customers pay 800 euros for 2 drinks!

Are you travelling to Greece soon? In any case, never set foot in this restaurant...! This restaurant is located on the Greek island of Mykonos and it is not the first time it has been in the news because of nefarious practices. The DK Oyster is the only establishment that offers vacationers free sun beds. Free, really? To enjoy these loungers, however, buying a drink is mandatory. As a result, when it comes time to pay the bill, smiles fade and...


New pride event 'packed with family activities'

Organisers say many of the events will be held on the beach with a focus on family activities.


Legendary Paris cabaret venue Moulin Rouge gets its iconic windmill back in grand ceremony

Legendary Paris cabaret venue Moulin Rouge gets its iconic windmill back in grand ceremony - Tourist attraction restored in time for Paris Olympics


88-year old Amorsolo painting stolen from NegOcc museum

CONSOLACION, Cebu – The Hofileña Museum in Silay City, Negros Occidental, has reported the theft of an 88-year-old painting by National Artist Fernando Amorsolo. Silay Heritage and Eileen Hofileña announced the shocking discovery of the missing cherished piece of Philippine art history, the 1936 painting “Mango Harvesters,” in an FB post on Friday, July 5. The Hofileña Museum, renowned for its extensive collection of historical and cultural...


Team USA arrives for camp in Las Vegas ahead of Paris Olympics

LAS VEGAS — There’s something that Kobe Bryant once said that has stuck with U.S. men’s Olympic basketball coach Steve Kerr and seems especially important now. It was about how other nations have made big strides in basketball, how the gap between the rest of the world and the U.S. is closing and how that’s been a great thing for the NBA. And Bryant’s response, paraphrased, was basically, “so what?” His point: If everyone else is getting better,...


Delta Airlines makes menu change after flight that left dozens sick

Delta Airlines is now serving only one meal item to international travelers after a plane made an emergency landing as passengers fell sick due to moldy food.


Hong Kong's Yim Tin Tsai Island: 3 historical treasures of the living museum

Hong Kong is popular for its vibrant city life, boasting an iconic skyline, bustling streets, and well-loved attractions including Disneyland and Victoria Peak. But Hong Kong is also home to serene and relaxed spots that offer noteworthy experiences away from the typical tourist paths. Outside the city are reserved islands and small villages that showcase the country’s rich cultural tapestry and natural surroundings. In this three-part series,...


$2M Nantucket beach house sells for just $200,000

A coastal vacation home severely threatened by beach erosion recently got scooped up for only six-figures in Nantucket, Massachusetts, according to the Nantucket Current.


Renowned oceanographer visits PH to advocate Verde Island Passage protection

MANILA, Philippines — Renowned oceanographer and conservationist Dr. Sylvia Earle visited the Philippines last month to advocate the protection of the Verde Island Passage (VIP)—the world’s “center of the center” of marine shore fish biodiversity. In a statement on Saturday, the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) said that Earle personally dived into the VIP alongside other marine experts to observe the condition of the...


'Essential' thing to know to avoid hefty roaming charges on holiday - check your network

For Brits heading off on a last-minute holiday this summer, it's important to understand their mobile phone plan properly - or they could be in for a nasty shock when they return


United passenger shares details of sharing flight with Clintons

A former advisor to Robert F. Kennedy Jr. snapped a photo with a chipper Bill Clinton and a less-than-impressed Hillary on a United flight to Jackson Hole.


Apayao province named UNESCO Biosphere Reserve

BAGUIO CITY, Philippines — Apayao province was internationally recognized as a Biosphere Reserve awardee of the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) for its efforts to conserve its forests and environs. The province received the award during the 36th session of UNESCO’s International Coordinating Council of the Man and Biosphere Program on July 5 in Agadir, Morocco. This made the province a protected area...


Your dream beach vacation can happen right at home in America

Can’t go abroad this year? Don't sweat it. The US has some awesome beaches for you to kick back and relax on that are closer to home. Check them out!


28-year-old left the U.S., relocated to Thailand, and pays $544/month for his 1-bedroom apartment—take a look inside

Paul Lee left New York City for Bangkok three years ago. He is a content creator and real estate agent in the city.


The Camino experience (1)

Doing the Camino,” the shorthand way of saying one is going on a pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela in Spain, has been on my “bucket list” since 2005 when I first heard about it from a German friend. He told me how he had been training for a 40-day 800-kilometer walk to Santiago via the popular Camino Frances. I listened in awe and promised myself that I would go as soon as I retired. But every year thereafter, I found every reason to not do...


Council seek to increase fly-tipping fines to £1000

Officials will be asked to pass plans which strengthen the council's anti-fly-tipping powers.


The commodification of language in migration

IN the last few weeks, I have been writing about language and labor migration. Today, I want to discuss how language is commodified in migratory contexts. I have argued, as with many scholars of language and migration, that language is an essential element of migration. But I go on to say that language is also among the goods that move in migratory and mobility contexts. As such, there is value ascribed to language. Language has, therefore,...


PAL: Canceled Manila-LA flight on July 5 due ‘technical issue’

MANILA, Philippines — Philippine Airlines (PAL) confirmed that a flight bound for Los Angeles, United States discontinued its takeoff on Friday night due to a “technical issue.” PAL also said that all 361 passengers of flight PR102 were safely deplaned and provided with hotel accommodations in Manila. It said the “timely and swift decision” of its “highly-skilled” crew ensured the safety of the passengers. READ: Flying high: PAL doubled 2023 net...


2 SMHCC brands among 10 best hotels in Philippines

MANILA, Philippines — Two hotel brands under the portfolio of the Sy family’s SM Hotels and Conventions Corp. (SMHCC) have been named as among the best hotels in the Philippines. Conrad Manila and Radisson Blu Hotel Cebu both bagged the Travel+Leisure Luxury Awards Asia Pacific 2024 as part of the top 10 best hotels in the country. Both properties made it as two of the best city hotels in the country. “These accolades are added feathers in...


Explore the Flavors of the Philippines at Kultura Crawl

Celebrate Kultura's 20th anniversary at this two-week-long event.


Best bungee jump locations on the planet

Bungee jumping has to be one of the wildest extreme sports pursuits out there. Nothing else quite gets the adrenaline pumping than plunging from an insane height with no way back while tied to a large elastic cord. But have you ever wondered how this death-defying leisure activity caught on? And where in the world are the best places to leave your stomach in your throat? Click through and conquer any fear of heights.


Historic mill could be turned into new museum

The application was submitted to renovate the Grade II-listed Old Mill into a family home and museum.


Seaside city's secrets hidden in underground tunnels

Millions of people visit Brighton each year, but few know about the world hidden beneath their feet.


How to stop worrying about work during vacation

We all need and deserve proper breaks from work. Getting some time off to travel or just relax allows us to stay creative, healthy, and stop ourselves from drowning under a sea of work-related stress. However, setting firm work-life boundaries has become increasingly difficult in the modern world, where technology has made it all too easy to connect to our work. And for some, especially workaholics, the thought of missing work simply stresses them out! On the other hand, spending your entire vacation worrying about work is pretty pointless... Does this sound like you? Then check out this gallery for some much-needed tips.


Walkers take to new King Athelstan Pilgrimage route

People explore the new King Athelstan Pilgrim route across Wiltshire.


‘Second Chance' Review: A Soothing Mantra of Himalayan Hope and Healing

It’s hard to get a cellphone signal, up in the high mountains of Himachal Pradesh in Northern India. Especially in the dead of winter when deep snowdrifts absorb all sound and jagged encircling peaks form an impenetrably icy barrier. But without WiFi coverage, Subhadra Mahajan’s spectacular and serene “Second Chance” suggests, a different, deeper kind […]


Archaeologists to dig for medieval building on farm

One theory put forward is the potential timber structure was once a barn belonging to monks.


Update in case of American boy who vanished after leaving cruise ship

Aydin Brown had been on the Caribbean Princess cruise ship with his grandmother, but left after it docked at Rostock-Warnemünde.


Barcelona residents protest against mass tourism

Thousands of protesters marched Saturday in Barcelona to denounce mass tourism and its effect on Spain's most visited city, the latest in a series of similar marches in the country. The Barcelona protests come after similar demonstrations in tourist hotspots such as Malaga, Palma de Mallorca and the Canary Islands.


The United Nations Gastronomy Tourism Forum in Cebu Explored the Power of Food-Focused Travel

As we learned, there's more to gastronomy tourism than sating one's appetite and wanderlust.


Best DSLR cameras of 2024 for beginner photographers and experienced snappers

Best DSLR cameras of 2024 for beginner photographers and experienced snappers - We focus in on the best DSLRs the market has to offer


Grand Westside Hotel: Megaworld’s Newest Gem

A gem of a find is a treasure forever. Many jewels may abound, but one treasure stands out as the largest, most expansive gem of a property. Introducing the latest crown in the royal family of the illustrious Megaworld conglomerate called the Grand Westside Hotel in Parañaque. Dubbed as the biggest hotel in the Philippines, no less than President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. inaugurated the 19-story, two-tower property that features 1,530...


Brits rescued at top of volcano survived by using 'Bear Grylls videos'

Matthew Forster, 22, and his sibling Andrew, 18, from London, had attempted to climb 10,000ft to the summit of Mount Agung to see the sunrise when their phones died near the top.


Hamptons village in uproar over plans to roll out New York nightclub

A quaint Hamptons village that is home to Martha Stewart was in uproar over plans to roll out a New York night spot beloved by celebrities including Taylor Swift.


How are sea defences for seaside towns progressing?

An update on £25m works to protect homes and businesses on the vulnerable North Norfolk coast.


“Lost” Ending Explained: What Really Happened to the Passengers of Oceanic 815?

From that church scene to the fate of the island, here’s everything to know about the finale of 'Lost,' which aired in 2010


Gaze upon the world's most impressive planetariums

A planetarium is the closest one can get to the stars (at least virtually). These theaters showcase the universe is all its fabulous brilliance allowing viewers to experience the night sky as a projected canvas screened against a dome-shaped ceiling. Most of these planetariums are very special and quite unique, either because they have been established for a long time, or as a result of their architectural merit. Some even offer fantastic learning facilities! All, however, feature cutting-edge technology. Fancy some star-gazing? Click on this gallery and let us bring you a collection of the world's most impressive planetariums.


A high-wire family adventure in the Swiss Alps

There was definitely a goat in our bedroom. As the wind rattled the wooden shutters above the mattresses on the floor, where my partner and I and our two-year-old lay huddled, I woke with a start, searching the darkness for the creature whose bleats had interrupted my sleep. We were in the centre of Switzerland, in the mountains above Engelberg, staying in a barn at Alp Oberfeld. Or – technically – above one, in a converted section of the upper...


Hotels and offices are using an AI tool that scans what they throw in the trash to reduce their food waste and cut costs

Hilton has experimented with different portion sizes of fruit and smoked salmon at its breakfast buffets based on insights from AI cameras.


One tourist called it ‘the tram that never comes’. Will new penalties make a popular Melbourne attraction run on time?

It’s one of Melbourne’s top tourist attractions and not even cold, foggy weather can deter Dang, Nguyet and their daughters, Quynh and Chi, from joining the crowd of fellow travellers experiencing it. The Vietnamese family of four say a trip on the free City Circle – serviced by green and gold vintage trams with a pre-recorded audio tour guide – has come highly recommended for their Melbourne holiday. “I like the cold,” Quynh says as she waits...


Life in Britain's 'work from home hotspot' - where locals fled London for coast

Ogmore-by-Sea has been voted the number one work-from-home location by experts, who took into account factors including homes, connectivity and countryside access


What goes into the ultimate picnic basket?

Whether you're banqueting on the beach or munching in a meadow, feasting in fine weather requires a bit of thought and lots of imagination. Still not sure what to prepare? Click through this gallery for a detailed menu plan.


Rural pub makes summer campsite plans

The Worlds End Inn, in Almer, notifies Dorset Council it plans to use its grounds for camping.


Photo of Delta’s ‘Spoiled’ Meals That Were Served to Passengers Reveals Mold on Food: ‘Tasted Really Sour’

Meal service was adjusted on “a few dozen flights” in the days after the July 3 incident, a Delta spokesperson confirmed to PEOPLE


Exhibition highlights 'horrible' rubbish problem

The "epidemic of fly-tipping" is highlighted in an exhibition, which features waste from the area.


Vacationing with friends, but you have different budgets? Here's what to do.

This month's Uncomfortable Conversations About Money tackles the dilemma when you vacation with friends but have different spending styles.


Higher NAIA Terminal Fees May Jack Up Airfare in 2025

Fees may go up as high as P950.


Fox makes notable mistake with graphic

If you’re teaching a child how to spell, Milwaukee might be one of the tougher American city names to lock down. But if you’re on the graphics team for Fox — or any network that covers events that are in — or involves teams/people from Milwaukee — spelling the city’s name shouldn’t be much of Read more... The post Milwaukee or Milwakee? Fox graphic doesn’t seem to know appeared first on Awful Announcing.


5 Genius Ways to Keep Sand Out of Your Food at the Beach

Keep the warm sand in between your toes and out of the tuna salad.