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American Air Dropping Some Global Flights on Boeing 787 Delays

American Airlines Group Inc. is cutting some international flights and reducing the frequency of others because beleaguered planemaker Boeing Co. won’t deliver as many widebody aircraft as planned this year.

The best US cities for digital nomads

When people talk about digital nomads—freelancers and entrepreneurs traveling the globe and living that ideal, Insta-worthy lifestyle—they often think about places far from US borders. But America is a big country with major tech hubs, start-up culture hot spots, beautiful beaches, and incredible coffee shops. If you’re going to vagabond around, why not base yourself in the US for a while? See the sights, drink the caffeine, meet the people, and do some networking. Here are the best places in the US for digital nomads. Click on!

4 Hidden Fees You Should Know About Before You Put Down Your Credit Card for a Dinner Reservation

There's always something a little exciting about making a dinner reservation because you've set aside time for an enjoyable night out, usually with a romantic partner or group of friends or family....

Best Credit Cards To Pair With the Capital One Venture X

Vault’s Viewpoint Capital One Venture X and Citi Premier Card The Citi Premier® Card complements the Capital One Venture X nicely thanks to its comprehensive category bonuses and loyalty program. While the Venture X card earns a flat 2X miles on all purchases, the Citi Premier offers higher rewards in categories like restaurants, supermarkets, gas […] The post Best Credit Cards To Pair With the Capital One Venture X first appeared on Newsweek...

Shikoku: the best tourist attractions on the Japanese island

Lourdes Grotto Shrine in Bulacan glows with devotion

In a heartwarming tribute to the legacy of Horacio and Anita Guanzon, the Our Lady of Lourdes Grotto Shrine in San Jose Del Monte City, Bulacan, became a beacon of joy and devotion as their heirs, Teresita Guanzon Velasco, Rosalinda Guanzon Antiporda, Concepcion “Connie” Guanzon Garcia and her husband, Ambassador Victor Garcia III, led a solemn celebration at the shrine. The meaningful event was graced by the Bishop of the Diocese of Malolos...

New entrance to prehistoric flint mines unveiled

English Heritage says the site in Norfolk with its grassy "lunar landscape" is "an absolute jewel".

Confessions of an 82-year-old hitchhiker

‘‘No one hitchhikes any more, do they?” I often hear people saying this and am proud to reply that I’ve hitchhiked every decade of my life, except the first. And I don’t intend to stop just because I’m now in my 80s. So there I was, standing beside the road in southern Bavaria last year at the age of 82, with a sheepish smile on my face and thumb extended, while car after car swept past looking at me curiously. I could have taken the bus;...

Modern cities built on ancient ruins

Did you know that some of the world's most modern cities are in fact among the most ancient? While their contemporary steel and glass veneer suggest a recent history, many of these cities are built on foundations that date back to antiquity. These historic building blocks have preserved a wealth of breathtaking monuments that provide a compelling contrast between the old and the new. So, what are the oldest newest cities on the planet? Click through and discover these fascinating urban destinations.

US returns ancient artefacts looted from Cambodia, Indonesia

New York district attorney accuses two prominent art dealers of the illegal trafficking of antiquities worth $3m.

The best wellness destinations in the world

At several points during any given year, many of us feel the need for a vacation. But besides your typical holiday spots, plenty of folks wish to go on a special retreat. And several of these offer many healing benefits, both physical and mental. In this list, we'll show you the world's best wellness destinations. Click through the gallery to discover them all.

Golden tulip named after King Charles will bloom in Britain

The golden yellow 'Tulipa King Charles III' was 'christened' at the world's largest tulip garden in Amsterdam, where it's expected to be a star attraction at the park's annual flower exhibition.

Brittany Ferries to use Condor ferry over summer

Condor Ferries is chartering the boat to the ferry operator three days a week this summer.

Gyroplane firm ordered to stop Lakes site landings

Planners uphold a decision made against a Lake District firm landing gyroplanes near Penrith.

Memorial held 80 years after US airmen killed

"We needed to remember them because they died protecting our country," the memorial organiser says.

Southwest Airlines is considering changes to its quirky boarding and seating practices

DALLAS (AP) — Southwest Airlines is studying changes to its quirky boarding and seating policies as it searches for ways to raise more revenue. Airline officials say they are studying possible changes but won't have anything to announce until September. That tease is leading to speculation about whether Southwest might ditch some longstanding traditions, including the practice of passengers picking their own seats only after they board a plane....

The five ancient cities that once ruled North America

Well before the Europeans arrived, the indigenous people of North America raised cities that rivaled those an ocean away. From Teotihuacan to Cahokia, these ancient metropolises featured striking pyramids, palaces, temples, and tombs. Some even had ties throughout Central America, while others were believed to have had the equal power and advancements of the Inca and Aztec. Today, archaeologists are slowly discovering more about the splendid past of North America's first megacities. Intrigued? Let's find out more about these ancient metropolises.

Tales of the Shire: all you need to know about The Hobbit cosy game

Tales of the Shire: all you need to know about The Hobbit cosy game - The game set in Bywater could be a must-have for Lord of the Rings fans

Tenerife WILL slap holidaymakers with a tourist tax from January

Tenerife will introduce a tax on holidaymakers visiting its most famous tourist spots from January 1, 2025, amid unrest from residents against tourism's economic and environmental impacts.

Do not queue before waste site opens, States says

Queues at Mont Cuet have been reported on the weekend due to vehicles arriving before it opens.

Boracay's Nonie's Opens First Metro Manila Branch in Alabang

You've got to try the adobo.

Southwest to exit 4 airports and limit hiring following profit loss, Boeing plane delays

Southwest Airlines said it is leaving four airports: three in the U.S. and one in Mexico following a first quarter profit loss.

Where to Drink and Eat for Cinco de Mayo in Austin

Margaritas and tacos aplenty

4 Restaurants and Bars to Try This Weekend in the Bay Area: April 26

The best things to do, eat, and drink this weekend from San Francisco to Napa

Calling all book lovers: Here are the top 10 cities for those who love to read

The top U.S. cities for book lovers were released as the social media trend of reading, book clubs and more rise — California, New York and more included.

First lady leads launch of 2Go's newest ship

FIRST lady Marie Louise Araneta-Marcos on Friday led the launch of 2GO Travel's newest Roll-On, Roll-Off passenger (ropax) vessel, the MV 2GO Masigla, at Manila's North Harbor. Frederic Dybuncio, 2GO president and chief executive officer, said the vessel represents 2GO's commitment to provide seagoing passengers with cruise-like amenities while remaining affordable for Filipinos. The Maligaya features upgraded facilities and amenities such as...

Official Disney Store Opens in Manila This Year

Finally a store where you can get official Disney merchandise in Manila.

I spent 9 months traveling the world. I had a great time, but I'd never do it again.

After spending nine months traveling the world, I wouldn't do it again. I struggled to budget and make friends, and missed having my own space.

The most dangerous cities in Africa

The beautiful continent of Africa: incredible beaches, amazing wildlife, and unbelievable history. Africa is on many travelers' bucket lists, however, the continent does struggle with the growing issue of crime. From the constant threat of terrorism to the presence of thieves and gangs, there is a lot to be cautious of. This gallery ranks the 15 most dangerous cities in Africa according to their Crime Index score. The score is determined by giving different types of crimes numerical values, considering how serious they are, and then adding up these scores to give an overall measure of how safe or risky an area is in terms of crime. Intrigued? Swipe through to discover the most dangerous cities in Africa.

The collapse of Teotihuacán: the end of the city of the gods

The most expensive travel experiences in the world

Most of us are trying to get the best deals on hotels, flights, and even restaurants so as not to overspend on our travel budget. But when you're wealthy, vacationing is a whole other experience. One of the perks that comes with wealth is vacationing in some of the most exclusive destinations on the planet. Indeed, having tons of money means you can escape to unusual destinations and experience out-of-this-world activities and places. But it can come at a big price. From super yacht soirées to submersible excursions to the Titanic, these are some of the most expensive travel experiences in the world. Click on to discover them.

African foods you simply must try

Spanning approximately 11.7 million square miles (30.3 million square kilometers) across 54 countries and home to roughly 1.5 billion people, Africa is a rich tapestry of history, culture, and ethnicities. For its part, African cuisine is very diverse, with flavors and ingredients varying depending on the region. In West African cooking, you're likely to find lots of spices like ginger, garlic, and chili pepper, whereas East African recipes tend to use ingredients like coconut milk, cinnamon, and cardamom. Interest piqued? If you're looking for dinner inspiration or are keen to expand your palate, check out this gallery of African foods you must try. Simply click on!

Herds of hippos stranded in drying ponds as drought ravages Botswana

While seasonal flooding usually makes the Okavango Delta a lush habitat for wildlife, the dried-up Thamalakane River has forced herds to head for natural reserves

Check-in facility to serve Clark Airport passengers

CLARK FREEPORT, Pampanga — The Department of Transportation, four other government agencies, and three private companies on Thursday (April 25) signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to establish what they call a city check-in facility in SM City Clark for passengers of the Clark International Airport (CRK). “This collaboration under the dynamic leadership of the involved agencies is a template for further undertakings by other sectors to...

Here’s What’s Opening in the Michelin-Starred Oxalis Space

Plus, a Greenpoint restaurant is closing after a decade — and more intel

Have your photos published in the Guardian’s letters section

Since 2014 the Guardian’s print letters page has carried a wide range of brilliant photographs that readers have shared. Now we are making greater use of your submissions in a series of online picture galleries. From reportage to portraits, extraordinary weather events and travel photography to your images of the places you live in or the wildlife you share them with, we’re looking forward to hearing from you and seeing your work. What’s...

Another Boeing plane issue? Don't fall for the headlines. | Cruising Altitude

Boeing has gotten a lot of attention recently. Here's why it's warranted, but not worth panicking over.

‘Banksy Universe’ exhibit not authorized by Banksy, says Metropolitan Museum Manila

The Metropolitan Museum of Manila confirms its upcoming Banksy Universe exhibit is ‘not authorized or endorsed’ by the graffiti artist himself. The museum says the exhibit will feature over a hundred of Banksy’s works. Full story: https://www.rappler.com/life-and-style/arts-culture/metropolitan-museum-manila-statement-banksy-universe-exhibit-bonifacio-global-city/

Butlin's wants to buy abandoned holiday resorts off rival Pontins

Butlin's wants to expand and is targeting Pontins' old sites in Southport, Merseyside, and Prestatyn, north Wales, which closed without warning in the past six months

A flurry of new rules from the Biden administration attempt to ban noncompetes, boost overtime pay, and increase refunds for delayed flights

The Biden administration introduced new rules aiming to hand some power back to workers, but business groups are gearing up to challenge them.

Booking.com is offering cheap vacation deals to Orlando, Atlanta, and more

Now through September 30, Booking.com is offering travelers huge travel discounts on stays in destinations like Paris, Los Angeles, Cancún, and more.

Emergency slide FALLS OFF Boeing jet from JFK to LA as Delta flight

A Boeing plane has been forced to make an emergency landing in New York after an emergency slide fell off the aircraft.

Inside the hidden 100-year-old tunnels beneath London Underground

London is well -renowned for its complicated and vast subterranean network - but what is less known are the various forgotten tunnels that allow people to spy on unsuspecting commuters.

Things are going to get worse before they get better for Ukraine

Why tourists need to respect the locals

Cecilie Hollberg ruffled a few feathers earlier this year, suggesting mass tourism has turned Florence into a “prostitute”, but her piece about the effects of hit-and-run tourism (Opinion, 18 April) is a model of clear thinking and good journalism. By coincidence, it appeared as I returned from Italy, feeling a little guilty about the “thrill-is-gone” sentiments I’d had about the cradle of the Renaissance. When the Judas trees and the wisteria...

ELLE Escapes: Toronto

The Canadian cultural hub is a renowned spot for cinephiles, but there’s plenty more to see outside the screening rooms.

Who doesn’t love a lazy river? These 14 family resorts have the best ones in the US

Not all lazy rivers are created equal. The best ones offer enough inner tubes so there's always one available when you’re ready to float.

Parkview Tavern Is Staying Put — For Now

Plus, a Metairie favorite for Mexican opens downtown, smash burgers are coming to Uptown, and more New Orleans food news to know right now

How to buy New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival tickets: Dates and prices compared

The 2024 New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival is here, and we've got all of the details on how to get tickets.

30-year-old supercommutes over 500 miles to work in New York: ‘I'm the happiest I've ever been’

Hairstylist Kaitlin Jorgenson commutes four-plus hours by plane twice a month from Charlotte, North Carolina to work in New York.