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Disney World to Take Ride Reservations One Week in Advance

Walt Disney Co.’s Florida theme parks will let visitors reserve a space for shorter lines on rides as much as one week in advance, in an effort to address complaints about the process.

All the places in our world where you can find hell

In most belief systems, the afterlife can only be accessed once one has passed. But then there are some who believed, and still believe, that the living could access the underworld directly here on Earth. From Mayan caves to Japanese swamps, there are various entrances, scattered across the globe. And while some of these spots involve the Christian concept of hell, some lead to other, sometimes not so unpleasant, afterlives. If you should decide to visit any of these sites, any consequences on opening an infernal portal are on you! Now that you've been warned, click through the following gallery to check them out.

Five tourists die in violent riptide within days at same popular beach town

Five people have now died in lethal Panama City Beach riptides as the sheriff issues a plea for people to stay out of the water, warning that 'it’s just too dangerous right now to swim'

DoT kicks off UN Tourism Regional Forum on Gastronomy

MACTAN, Cebu — The Department of Tourism (DoT) will host the first UN Tourism Regional Forum on Gastronomy Tourism for Asia and the Pacific on Wednesday in Cebu. Gastronomy tourism has emerged as a key driver of tourist travel, with the World Food Travel Association estimating that over 80% of travelers look into food and drink when visiting a particular area and classifying more than half (53%) of those traveling as "culinary travelers."...

Devon yacht club launches new round-the-world race

The first 'WorldStar' round-the-world race will get underway in 2026.

Just Stop Oil activists paid £1,000 for AirBnb 'safe house'

Activists rented accommodation through Airbnb, with one letting in south east London costing them £1,034.93 while they disrupted traffic on the M25 for four days between 7 and 10 November 2022.

Virgin Galactic spaceplane takes tourists on flight

Virgin Galactic SPCE.N flew four tourists to the edge of space and back aboard its spaceplane, marking the second flight this year, the Richard Branson-founded company said last week. The Galactic 07 mission carried Turkish, U.S. and Italian passengers to an altitude of about 55 miles (88.51 km) on a flight lasting slightly more than an hour. […]

Delicious European food: Must-try dishes from across the continent

If you're planning a trip to Europe, we have some mouth-watering news for you: we have made a selection of typical dishes from countries around Europe that you should try! Even if you're not planning on traveling, these dishes will be sure to give you some inspiration for your next meal! Take a look!

Why a tiny Pacific island hosted Julian Assange hearing

The remote ocean archipelago was until now known for its secluded beaches and wartime shipwrecks.

Couple on vacation in Pangasinan drowns in 'Depth Pool' tourist attraction

A married couple on vacation tragically drowned while swimming at the “Depth Pool”, a tourist attraction in Agno, Pangasinan. According to a 24 Oras report by Russel Simorio on Tuesday, the victims arrived at the area from Antipolo, Riizal and checked at a beach resort in Burgos for a vacation. From the resort, reports said the 48-year old woman visited the Depth Pool, a local attraction consisting of a rock formation that had a nearby natural...

Boeing isn't bringing any of its signature jets to the year's biggest air show for the first time in over a decade

Boeing said it's prioritizing work on a safety and quality plan, as it deals with a crisis following the Alaska Airlines blowout.

Moment tourist performs citizen's arrest on 'pickpocket'

Footage showing two apparent 'tourists' catching an alleged pickpocket and holding her outside the royal residence has gone viral on social media.

Holidaymakers splash the cash on £250 of 'extras' while away, says HSBC survey

The study also found that individuals aren't keen on discussing their holiday spending habits, with over half admitting they never reveal how much they've spent while away

Looted by the Nazis and never returned: the art removed from a Swiss museum

How Delta made itself America's luxury airline — and what United wants to do about it

Delta is the most profitable U.S. airline and says it continues to beat rivals as more travelers pay up for premium cabins.

Viator Teams Up With Amazon Alexa to Bring 300,000+ Memorable Travel Experiences to Hotel Guests

The collaboration will help hotels expand their in-room concierge services by offering guests easy access to popular local travel experiences powered by Viator on Amazon Echo Show devices. NEEDHAM, Mass., June 25, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Viator, the world's largest travel experiences marketplace, today announced a new collaboration with Amazon that will help global hospitality providers bring thousands of high-quality travel experiences to their...

Bizarre trees with a fascinating history

Trees have been around for a long time. Some date back thousands of years, and we really are lucky to be able to admire them today. There are some trees around the world that are indeed special. Not just because they're beautiful and unique, but also because they have amazing stories behind them. In this gallery we tell these fascinating stories, so click through and be amazed.

From bedbugs to the opening ceremony: Is Paris ready for the Olympics?

Paris will host the Olympics and Paralympics this summer, with thousands of stellar athletes and millions of tourists expected to visit the French capital. The countdown to the Games is on, so click through this gallery to find out everything you need to know, from the newly debuted sports to where the opening ceremony will be held.

Saga buoyed by ‘exceptional’ cruise bookings but flags ongoing insurance woes

Saga buoyed by ‘exceptional’ cruise bookings but flags ongoing insurance woes - The over 50s group highlighted a buoyant start to the year for its ocean and river cruises.

Aer Lingus pilots launch work-to-rule actions, tossing travel plans of passengers into disarray

LONDON (AP) — Aer Lingus pilots launched an industrial action on Wednesday, leading to the cancellation of hundreds of flights and tossing the travel plans of tens of thousands into disarray. Pilots imposed ‘’work to rule’’ actions, refusing to work overtime, accept changes in set rosters or take out-of-hours management requests. An eight-hour strike is planned on Saturday. The flag carrier of Ireland and its pilots have been locked in a bitter...

Inside Delta's newest and largest airport lounge in the world as part of its $1.5 billion investment into JFK - complete with a fine-dining restaurant, $10,000 massage chairs and terrace

DailyMail.com gained access to the Delta One Lounge in Terminal 4 before its official opening to the public, and the size of it is set to impress even the most seasoned of lounge goers.

Artist's impression of restored boatyard revealed

New plans show how the fire-hit Underfall Yard could look after its reconstruction.

Will a signal solve the greatest aviation mystery of recent years?

Shocking images of pollution around the world

It's no secret that our planet is heavily polluted, but actually looking at the waste humans create is pretty horrifying. There are entire mountains and islands that are made up exclusively of garbage. In this gallery, take a look at what we've left behind on Earth.

Shining stars who vacation in Saint-Tropez

The rich and famous have been flocking to the town of Saint-Tropez in the south of France for decades. Every year, Saint-Tropez attracts dozens of celebrities looking for sun, beaches, and fun. Whether aboard a yacht or at the exclusive Club 55, celebs make the most out of this slice of heaven on Earth. If you're looking for a luxury vacation and to increase your chances of spotting famous faces, then this French Riviera town ticks all the boxes. Browse through the following gallery and see who you can bump into if you head to Saint-Tropez.

Newport World Resorts earns Most Outstanding Humanitarian Award

THE Philippine Red Cross conferred the Most Outstanding Humanitarian Award to Newport World Resorts in recognition of its efforts in bolstering the country's response against Covid-19. The prestigious recognition underscored Newport World Resorts' contributions, which have been cited as "instrumental in strengthening the public health response, enabling the Philippine Red Cross to provide vital and lifesaving assistance to those most in need."...

Kayaker rescued off Alderney coast

Channel Islands Air Search was joined by the RNLI and a French rescue helicopter on the call-out.

Banyan Tree set to open Manila Bay property in 2028

Banyan Tree is set to open in Manila come 2028. The luxury hospitality brand, known for its sustainability practices, will open a mixed-use, multiple-tower development development property set to become a called in Manila. Dubbed Banyan Tree Manila Bay, the new property was launched on Tuesday at Cove Manila in Okada. Phase 1 of the property is composed of a hotel, residences, and a retail area, promising its guests and clients to "enjoy true...

Keep Calm and Carry On: Hand Luggage Essentials

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The most dangerous cities to live in

In a world brimming with diverse landscapes and vibrant cultures, it's disheartening to recognize the presence of cities struggling with soaring crime rates. As we delve into this exploration of the world's most dangerous cities, we're faced with the stark reality that safety remains a distant dream for many. This gallery shines a light on 30 cities, each grappling with its unique set of challenges. Join us on this journey through the most dangerous cities in the world to live in, and the communities living there that are affected every day. Click on for more.

Incheon airport briefly shuts down runways because of North Korea trash balloons

SEOUL (Reuters) -Takeoffs and landings at South Korea's Incheon international airport were disrupted on Wednesday for about three hours before dawn because of balloons launched by North Korea filled with refuse, an airport spokesperson said. One balloon landed on the tarmac near passenger Terminal 2 and the three runways at Incheon were temporarily shut down, the spokesperson said. North Korea

Unesco wants to add Stonehenge to list of endangered heritage sites

PARIS — The UN’s cultural organization said Monday it recommended adding Stonehenge, the renowned prehistoric site in England, to its world heritage in danger list, in what would be seen as an embarrassment for London. The site has been in the UN organization’s sights because of British government plans to construct a controversial road tunnel near the world heritage site in southwestern England. In a written decision seen by AFP, the World...

Key tips to help you get the most out of your vacation

Traveling is always exciting. Discovering new places, people and cultures is almost always an enlightening and entertaining experience. Even if you travel just to relax in a 5-star hotel on a paradisiacal island, there is always more you can do in order to maximize your experience as a tourist. If you're a passionate adventurer, but you still have some questions, take a look at the following images and enjoy these very helpful tips for your best trip ever.

Glasgow to host Nordic music festival as it comes to Scotland for first time

Glasgow to host Nordic music festival as it comes to Scotland for first time - Nordic Music Days was established by the Council of Nordic Composers in 1888, and is one of the world’s oldest contemporary classical music festivals.

Universal UK resort to open 365 days a year

An economic impact report reveals the planned resort could create 20,000 jobs during construction.

Is this the UK's most OTT Airbnb? Very probably: Inside Little Nan's coastal holiday home in Weymouth

Little Nan's holiday home is located in Weymouth, Dorset. Inside the Airbnb, a trove of kitsch items and nostalgic memorabilia can be found crammed into every nook and cranny.

'Best' seaside town in Britain named — with cobbled alleys and sandy beaches more like French riviera

The delightful Welsh coastal town of Tenby has been named the 'best seaside destination for holiday entertainment'

Why Madagascar is Africa's best-kept secret

An island nation in the Indian Ocean, Madagascar is a biodiversity hot spot renowned for its rare and spectacular wildlife, 90% of which is found nowhere else on Earth. Browse the gallery and be amazed at some of the island's incredible flora and fauna.

What IS going on at Britain's airports? It's not even peak summer yet!

Families have endured an arduous few weeks at UK airports, with chaos caused by power cuts, IT failures, evacuations, e-gates issues and 100ml liquid rule confusion.

Japan at its most divine: These 10 heavenly gardens are sanctities of nature - and will make your spirits soar

Ivo Dawnay tours Japan's 'finest gardens', which brings to light differences between Japanese and British culture. He says Japanese gardens are jewel boxes of artifice...

Qantas passenger slams airline for 'completely humiliating' her

Donna Carlson was waiting in the airport lounge for her flight from Brisbane to Cairns when she said she was 'completely humiliated' by the airline on June 3.

'My parents did something awful on family holiday – it put my child in danger'

One man's family holiday has caused a rift after his parents put him and his child in a dangerous situation – and with his summer trip on the verge of ruin, he isn't sure what to do

NYC shuttered 80% of its Airbnbs in an attempt to make housing more affordable. All that's done so far is make hotels more expensive.

There were more than 22,000 short-term rentals listed in NYC last August. The number of legal listings has dropped precipitously.

Aer Lingus pilots begin industrial action

Aer Lingus pilots begin industrial action - The work-to-rule began at midnight with pilots refusing to work overtime, accept changes to set rosters, or take on out-of-hours management requests.

Biggest travel day at airports in American history

Anyone who is looking for travel during the July 4th holiday period may need to find ways to stay busy at an airport.

Hong Kong’s Cathay pulls 3 cadet pilots from US training programme after serious blunders

Hong Kong flag carrier Cathay Pacific Airways has removed three cadet pilots from a training programme after three serious blunders at a US-based training centre, citing its “zero-tolerance” over non-compliance with flight incident reporting requirements. The company said on Wednesday it made its decision after the trio failed to comply with the requirements at the AeroGuard Flight Training Centre in Phoenix, Arizona. The move followed the...

Passport concierge helps celebrities, lawmakers, Fortune 500 CEOs expedite travel documentation

ItsEasy.com is a digital passport and visa service that offers users an easy way to obtain passports and visas without having to visit U.S. government agencies.

Sydney’s Luna Park lease on sale for first time in 20 years with price tag of $70m

Sydney’s harbourside amusement park Luna Park is on sale for the first time in two decades. The art deco park in Milsons Point opened in 1935 and currently features 17 amusement rides, an immersive “big top” and the heritage-listed Coney Island. The 3.1-hectare site is owned by the state of New South Wales and managed by the Luna Park Reserve Trust which ensures the park and surrounding foreshore is “conserved for all Sydneysiders and visitors...

The best places to retire in 2024

If you are coming up to retirement age, you may already be thinking about making big changes in your lifestyle! Many people choose to retire to a new location, even a new country, when they're finally free to enjoy their golden years. Whether this is because of weather, safety, or financial reasons, everyone has a different idea about what is most important to them when making these decisions. Take a look through this gallery to discover the best places to retire in 2024.

Family 'locked out of apartment and ignored' by Airbnb over new year's holiday

A woman who travelled to Malaga, Spain, with her family for the start of 2024 was left disheartened and shocked after she became locked out of her accommodation and was 'ignored' by Airbnb