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Beaches with the most shark attacks in the world

Sharks are wild and unpredictable creatures, often known for their reputation for attacking surfers, instilling both fear and fascination among beachgoers and marine enthusiasts. While sharks are deadly predators, attacks on humans are relatively rare. However, it's still important to remain vigilant when visiting beaches known for shark activity. Curious about the most shark-infested beaches and their history of shark attacks? Click through this informative gallery to learn more.

One of Argentina’s Most Celebrated Italian Restaurants Debuts in Wynwood

Argentina’s acclaimed Italian spot, Piegari Ristorante, beloved by celebrities, debuts its first U.S. outpost tonight, July 8, in Wynwood. The restaurant's expansion to the United States marks a major milestone for the company, as it has been a fixture in Buenos Aires for 30 years. Menu highlights include dishes like Corde di Chitarra alla Carrettiera, guitar string pasta with pomodoro sauce; Ravioli alla Piegari, spinach and ricotta ravioli...

Dive in: Take a tour through these amazing underwater attractions

More than 70% of the Earth's surface is covered by water. Unsurprisingly, many of the Earth's ecosystems call our oceans home. However, humans have also left their mark in the waters, scattering them with beautiful—and often tragic—reminders of our existence. Click through the gallery for a virtual tour of some of the world's most wonderful underwater attractions.

Incredible destinations where the sun shines all night

As people look for travel destinations each summer, there are those who consider the presence of sunshine an important part of their plans. You might be surprised to learn that there are places on Earth where the summer sun never actually sets and can be seen in the sky at all times. You should be warned, however: even though these places see an abundance of daylight on summer days, they can get quite cold! Curious to know more? Click through the gallery to find the famed midnight sun.

PH, Korea agree to more flight seats a week between Manila, Incheon

The Philippines and Korea have signed a memorandum of understanding on increasing the weekly seat capacity from Manila to Incheon and vice versa, by 10,000 from the present 20,000 to 30,000, the Department of Transportation has said. The MOU also imposes no limits on flights from Manila to all other points in Korea as well as flights from points outside Manila to all points in Korea. The DOTr said the increase in capacity would be felt by the...

Cebu solidifies position as M.I.C.E. destination

Over 150 business leaders, travel and tour industry stakeholders, entrepreneurs, hoteliers, partners from government and media convened for the 2024 Padayon Cebu: Tourism Forum held at Mactan-Cebu International Airport on July 3, Wednesday. Cebu’s call to action on gastronomy is part of the prioritization of tourism among top drivers of economic growth in Central Visayas, including the finalization of the MICE roadmap and the capacity...

Elite nightclubs are forcing the Hamptons into an identity crisis

NYC nightclub owners want to open outposts in the Hamptons, and locals are fighting back to keep the beach hideaway peaceful and quiet.

Mind-blowing photos of America’s most surreal sights

Prepare yourself, because what you're about to see may bring about some rash tendencies, including but not limited to impulse-purchasing plane tickets and renouncing your worldly possessions in order to explore the limitless wonders of nature. When you're ready, check out this gallery of ridiculously stunning photos, but remember—you were warned.

These are the happiest cities in the US

While money can't always buy happiness, a move to a new city might lead to a higher quality of life. A study from personal finance company WalletHub looked at 29 key happiness indicators in 182 of America's largest cities to find which ones had the happiest inhabitants. Those indicators fell under three categories: emotional and physical well-being, income and employment, and community and environment. Intrigued to find out which cities made the top 30? Then check out the following slides.

Celebrities share their packing and travel tips

Who doesn't like to travel smart? Wouldn't it be great if we knew exactly what to pack and how to pack it? Or how to feel good while traveling, for instance preventing the harmful effects of jet lag? Luckily there are experienced celebrities, who spend a great deal of their time traveling, who are happy to share their travel tips and hacks with us. Browse through the following gallery and get to know their travels tips.

Why British family spent half a year getting to Australia and back for a holiday

Shannon Coggins and Theo Simon, along with their daughter Rosa, made it from Castle Cary in Somerset to Sydney, Australia after embarking on an enormous no-fly adventure

The top European cities to take your dog on holiday

New research has revealed the best cities in Europe if you want to take your pet on holiday with you

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!

Father transforms staircase into an adventure course for his son

Michael Mason, 37, created the £700 structure for ten-year-old Leo, who has Tourettes and aspires to be a professional rock climber when he's older.

Philippines, South Korea raising air travel seats – DOTr

MANILA, Philippines — Filipinos no longer have to scramble over limited seats when booking a flight to South Korea as the government is raising air travel capacity between Manila and Incheon. The Department of Transportation (DOTr) yesterday announced that it signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with South Korea to improve travel relations with the Philippines. The DOTr sat on a two-day consultation with South Korea last week with the...

Air travel demand is breaking records. Airline profits are not

Investors will get more insight into the outlook for the tail end of summer when Delta Air Lines kicks off earnings season Thursday.

Palace declares August 15 a special non-working day in Bulacan

MANILA, Philippines — The Palace has declared August 15 a special non-working day in Bulacan province for its founding anniversary. In Proclamation No. 625 signed July 5 by Executive Secretary Lucas Bersamin, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. recognized that the people of Bulacan must be “given full opportunity to enjoy the celebration. “I, Lucas Bersamin, Executive Secretary, by authority of the President, Ferdinand Marcos Jr., do hereby declare...

Adult summer camps to delight your inner child

Nature hikes, log cabins, swimming in the lake, and arts and crafts fill the summers of most children. Now imagine all of that plus beer. Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to summer camp for adults, where you can release your inner child and disconnect from the hectic, fast-paced lifestyle of adulthood. If you're ready for a getaway filled with adventures and play, check out the following gallery with a list of camps you're going to want to attend this summer.

House of the Dragon is bringing back Game of Thrones’ long travel times

Even a short boat trip can take a long time

Lesser known all-inclusive holiday park beats Center Parcs to be named best for a family break

Potters Resorts based in Essex and Hopton-on-Sea offer the best family getaway according to a new Which? report, with activities, shows, spas and great nearby attractions to enjoy

Southwest Airlines activist Elliott threatens proxy fight for new leadership

Activist Elliott said in a letter to Southwest's board that shareholders and stakeholders were supportive of its campaign and that it would seek a vote soon.

FAA Orders Boeing 737 Inspections Over Oxygen Mask Issue

The agency has ordered inspections for 737 MAX and NG airplanes after reports of passenger service unit oxygen generators shifting out of place.

Things that will annoy any airport security agent

After the tragic events of 9/11, stricter security measures were put in place in airports across the world. Going through the security checkpoints as a traveler can be a stressful experience, especially if you're unprepared. But this unpreparedness makes it difficult for the security staff. Travelers talking on the phone, forgetting to empty their pockets, and abandoning their bags on the belt cause frustration for airport employees. So, if you have a flight coming up and want to keep on the good side of the security personnel, click through this informative gallery to discover 29 things that annoy airport security staff.

'We travelled to Majorca and didn't book any hotels – but Burger King came to the rescue'

Two women who went to Majorca for a clubbing weekend shared how they managed to save money by not booking a hotel room and getting ready in fast food restaurant toilets

Tell us about great places to eat at the British seaside – you could win a holiday voucher

There’s no better seasoning than the salty tang of sea air, which is why meals enjoyed at the seaside are often so memorable. Whether it’s a beach shack serving the freshest seafood, your favourite fish and chip shop, a cafe at the end of the pier or a gourmet restaurant, we’d love to hear about your favourite places to eat on the British coast. If you have a relevant photo, do send it in – but it’s your words that will be judged for the...

Summer vacation is only getting more expensive for parents, with some spending thousands of dollars on camp: It's 'highway robbery'

Parents told BI that they're spending thousands to send their kids to camp or other summer care.

Discovering happiness: A romantic journey in Qingyuan

GUANGZHOU, China, July 8, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- News report from GDToday. Join us on a heartwarming adventure in Qingyuan, where love and happiness fill the air. In this vlog, we follow 100 newlywed couples from around the world as they embark on a romantic journey through Qingyuan's captivating destinations. From wedding gowns and splashing water to thrilling gorge drifting, the excitement is palpable. Amidst the stunning landscapes of Qingyuan,...

Tourist numbers in Portugal hit record in 2023

Foreign tourists flocked to Portugal in record numbers in 2023 with 26.5 million visitors -- a 19.2 percent jump compared to the year before, the country's National Statistics Institute said Monday. According to the institute, 5.7 million visitors were from Spain followed by Britain and France, with close to three million tourists each.

Artists who recorded songs in another language

Music is an international language that communicates to people, regardless of whether or not they comprehend the lyrics. And while most world-famous artists record in English to appeal to English-speaking fans, many have also recorded in other languages to appeal to a wider market. But whatever the exact reason, there's something really soothing about hearing familiar music sound so different. Click through the gallery to discover artists who recorded songs in another language.

Here’s How Much Millennials Can Save by Moving From NYC to the South

It's not exactly a secret that New York City is expensive. In fact, it's one of the most expensive places to live in the United States. The average rental costs nearly $4,000 a month -- and that's for...

'Rich' Wall Street worker shows how to get money back if flight is delayed or cancelled

A financial expert is warning people going on holiday that they may not be told by airlines about compensation they could get if their flight is unfortunately delayed or cancelled - and explains exactly how to make sure they get paid

Tube ads invite Londoners to 'find island feeling'

An advertising campaign is promoting the Bailiwick to London Underground commuters.

Top destinations for travelers who hate heat

If sunbathing on a sandy beach sounds like your version of hell on earth, then these vacation destinations are for you! Far away from the generic sun, sea, and sand locations, these exquisite places offer travelers verdant paradises, icy miracles, and gastronomic treats. Check out the gallery and choose your next vacation, without the sweat!

New York hotel reveals HUGE surge in the number of guests ditching their PHONES during their stays - as expert details the fascinating reasons why so many people want to get rid of their devices

One hotel in the Catskills, New York, has reported that 80 per cent of guests have taken up a challenge to hand in their phones and take part in a digital detox during their stay.

Key moments in the recent history of Boeing's 737 MAX

(Reuters) -Boeing has agreed to plead guilty to a criminal fraud conspiracy charge and pay a fine of $243.6 million to resolve a U.S. Justice Department investigation into two 737 MAX fatal crashes, the government said in a court filing on Sunday. Earlier this month, Boeing agreed to buy back Spirit AeroSystems for $4.7 billion in stock and Airbus moved to take on the supplier's loss-making

There are only one thousand Bornean elephants left

One seaside town is on the wave of a tourism boom - but locals call for 'balance'

An upturn in popularity is giving residents concern about the future

The 30 greatest rock bands of all time

Are you a fan of rock music? If so, you're in luck: in this gallery, we take a road trip down the rock 'n' roll history highway! We're looking at the best of the best. From AC/DC to Metallica, this is a true roll call of the greatest-ever bands. Ready? Then click on!

What Americans should know before going to Japan

The United States and Japan have a few similarities, but the truth is that they are two very different countries. Most of these differences can be found in the cultural realm, and extend beyond language and traditions. People from each country, in general, behave differently from each other, and there are religious, political, and social aspects that differ considerably between America and Japan. In this gallery, we look at both the US and Japan and list the major cultural differences between the two. Click on and get to know them.

Indian festival celebrates cohesion - organiser

Hundreds attend the Indian Cultural Festival in front of Blackpool Tower.

Paris Hilton Brought Her Daughter London On The Most Fitting Vacation - Because How Could She Not?

Paris Hilton and her sweet family of four have been living it up this summer, traveling across the world. And their latest stop is just *chef’s kiss.* Because the hotel heiress brought her baby daughter London to the most fitting location. “London Hilton at The London Hilton✨👶🏼🏨✨,” Hilton captioned an adorable video of her kissing […]

What to do if an airline bumps you from an overbooked flight

If not enough people volunteer to give up their seats on an oversold flight, airlines will involuntarily bump customers and are required to give them compensation.

Space tourism: would you try it?

What once seemed like a science fiction fantasy is fast becoming a reality thanks to the Space Race of the 21st century—a battle among billionaires to be the first to offer commercial spaceflights to the average Joe (as long as he can pay for it!). But that's not all. Orbital hotels, luxury space cruises, and day trips to the moon are all under development in this new tourism sector. Discover a world where space travel is no longer a dream, but an emerging reality, opening a universe of extraordinary possibilities. Click through the gallery to see what the future of travel holds.

Delightful destinations in Germany

Germany is blessed with numerous destinations that delight for their historic appeal and beautiful settings. From medieval towns and villages to resplendent palaces, castles, and cathedrals, Germany has much to entice the visitor. And with a vast landscape that encompasses mountains, rivers, beaches, and forests, this really is a country of contrasts. Click through and discover these delightful German destinations.

Baby beavers born in city river delight residents

The babies are thought to be the first to be born in a wild urban setting in England for centuries.

More Credit Card Holders Now Eligible For Simplified Korean Visa

Pack your bags and say, "Annyeonghaseyo!"

SPOTTED: Antonio's in Bridgetowne, Quezon City

This under-construction building in Bridgetowne has our attention.

Discover the summer island getting rid of time

One of the most common questions asked every day—a question that is likely being asked as you read this—is: What time is it? On one tiny island in northern Norway, they’re asking: Who cares? Sommarøy is an island in West Tromsø, around 321 km (200 miles) north of the Arctic Circle. Its name means Summer Island, which is appropriate since the island offers more than two months' worth of non-stop summer. A dream come true for anyone who has ever wished that those long summer days would last forever. Just in time for the summer solstice of 2019, this tiny island decided to make the lifestyle its residents have been living for years official by declaring itself the world’s first time-free zone. The idea didn't really go through, as the residents of Sommarøy didn't want to sign a law about something they already do. In fact, they all seem strangely relaxed about it, as if they have all the time in the world to figure it out... If you think about it, this island’s philosophy, born of extreme solar circumstances, may be the antidote we all need in a world where we wake up to clocks, are controlled by strict schedules, constantly check our phones to see the time, and ultimately move in synchronized motion to the relentless ticking towards our final days. Yikes! Check out this gallery to learn more about the island making time a thing of the past.

Chrissy Teigen Shares Highlights from Family Vacation: 'Love You Mexico, Forever and Always'

Teigen vacationed in Mexico with her husband John Legend and their four children: Luna, Miles, Esti and Wren

How to beat boredom at the beach

Do you enjoy the beach but can't bear the thought of having to remain still on a towel all day while sweating profusely? Then this is the perfect gallery for you! From active alternatives to relaxing ones, in this gallery you'll find the best tips to avoid boredom at the beach. Take a look.