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Things to do in London this weekend (August 2 – 4)

Things to do in London this weekend (August 2 – 4) - A bumper weekend guide, with new restaurants, wine bars, cultural happenings and the best in live sport outside of Paris, here’s everything to get up to

2024-07-29T17:10:17Z

Devon tourism sector has 'mountain to climb'

Visit Devon welcomes recent warm weather but it says it may be "too late" for some businesses.

2024-08-02T15:42:40Z

I spent 18 months and $34,000 traveling the world, and felt more lost than ever—4 lessons I learned about happiness

After the adventure of a lifetime, Helen Zhao "felt more lost than ever." But these lessons, she says, "helped keep me positive, confident, and self-assured."

2024-08-02T11:16:52Z

Kiln’s Open-Hearth Cooking Ignites a New Kind of Flavor for Old Town

What to eat and drink at Hotel Heron’s fire-fueled flagship restaurant

2024-08-02T19:31:46Z

Colombia, Guatemala learn from each other in rainforest preservation

In the lush jungle of northern Guatemala -- in the largest protected area in Central America -- 30 leaders from Colombia's Amazon basin region are swapping strategies with local ethnic Maya farmers on how to live off this dense forest without destroying it. "That ensures that our communities are getting the economic resources that are also invested here for conservation," Sergio Balan, regional director of the National Council of Protected Areas...

2024-08-03T01:26:10Z

It's a fish, it's a boat? Amphibious vehicles glide through Amsterdam's canals

By Hilde Verweij AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - A colourful parade of amphibious cars glided through Amsterdam's canals on Thursday, but it was the last time the event will be held in the city, at least until batteries become lighter. Starting in 2025, access to the city's waterways will be restricted to emission-free vessels and vehicles, a standard too high for amphibious cars due to the weight of

2024-08-02T15:32:17Z

Best cheap travel deals to book in August 2024: Flights and hotels

Best cheap travel deals to book in August 2024: Flights and hotels - Need a holiday? Bag a getaway for less this month

2024-07-02T18:10:43Z

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.

2024-08-02T09:40:41Z

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.

2024-08-02T13:59:58Z

DoT bares halal tourist offerings

MEASURES to boost Muslim-friendly offers were showcased on Thursday at the opening ceremony of the inaugural edition of the Philippine Halal Trade and Tourist Summit at the World Trade Center in Metro Manila. "We have sought to ensure that Mindanao fully opens to tourism, and halal reaches the farthest corners of our country beyond Mindanao," Department of Tourism Secretary Christina Garcia Frasco said during the tourist summit. "The global...

2024-08-02T16:12:12Z

I've been to 35 all-inclusive resorts. I always watch out for these 7 red flags.

I've stayed at all-inclusive resorts in Mexico, the Maldives, the Caribbean, and more. I always look out for these red flags on my trips.

2024-08-02T12:41:32Z

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

2024-08-02T13:54:05Z

Life with the 'ugliest' dog-turned Hollywood star

Peggy's journey from East Yorkshire to the red carpet has been surreal, says owner Holly Middleton.

2024-08-03T00:29:11Z

Summer sun in Finland? Åland isles aim to lure tourists to cooler climate

Jenny Björklund was out on an island in Finland’s Åland archipelago with a friend when they saw a boat approaching across the Baltic Sea. She assured her friend, who was visiting from Gothenburg in Sweden, that they would be left alone. “Don’t worry, they won’t come here because we are here. This is our island,” Björklund, a co-owner of a restaurant and distillery on the archipelago, says she told her friend. Sure enough, she was right. In this...

2024-08-02T12:33:08Z

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

Save room for the key lime sandcastle

2024-08-02T19:15:36Z

The h.wood Group Ushers In New Era of Entertainment on Sunset Strip With Debut of ‘Keys'

Sunset Boulevard has a new tenant on the strip, with the arrival of Keys, a new music and nightlife venue that aims to bring back the glory days of Hollywood glamor and entertainment. From hospitality firm, The h.wood Group, the 12,420-square-foot, multi-story venue opened this week at 9039 Sunset Blvd. the site of the original […]

2024-08-02T21:20:36Z

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.

2024-08-02T09:49:56Z

Discovering Calabria in Italy, where tourists are seen as a blessing, not a curse

Let’s start with an exclusive: “Italian town wants more tourists and cruise passengers.” It’s true that many in Italy are fed up with the country’s 22 million annual visitors, and that its most celebrated city has banned cruise liners and makes tourists pay a daily tax, but in deepest Calabria, as in several other areas, overtourism is not an issue – rather the opposite. The main piazza in Santa Severina, a few miles from the Ionian coast, is...

2024-08-03T06:10:27Z

Wild swimmers awarded for work to improve river

Manningtree Mermaids celebrate after fighting to secure designated bathing water status for a beach.

2024-08-03T05:30:03Z

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!

2024-06-07T15:10:06Z

The top 30 places in the US to retire in 2024

As the years pass and retirement becomes an imminent reality, it's important to evaluate where you'd like to call home during this next phase of life. Whether you envision a serene coastal town, a vibrant urban center, or a quaint countryside retreat, the United States offers lots of options to suit diverse tastes and lifestyles. This gallery explores the top 30 places to retire in the US, highlighting locations that promise not only affordability and safety but also rich cultural experiences. Curious about where you might spend your retirement? Click through to see the top spot.

2024-08-02T07:15:24Z

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.

2023-12-27T13:17:11Z

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.

2024-08-02T18:07:23Z

Residents divided ahead of 15th Boomtown Festival

Boomtown festival is celebrating its 15th year and is based at the Matterley Estate near Winchester.

2024-08-03T06:45:09Z

Whisper it, but is now a good time to holiday in Paris?

Hotels and restaurants are dropping prices after unexpected quietness in the city during the Olympics.

2024-08-02T12:57:37Z

Singapore 101: 5 tourist spots in the Lion City to visit for free

For some Filipino travelers, Singapore is one of the top-of-mind tourist destinations in Asia, as it offers the perfect balance of a vibrant city life and the rich and colorful cultures of the Chinese, Malay, and Indian communities. A four-hour flight from the Philippines is all it takes to reach Singapore. Plus, it's visa-free for Philippine passport holders, so you don’t have to worry about the tedious visa process. Traveling to Singapore may...

2024-08-02T12:01:12Z

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.

2024-06-27T16:14:46Z

This Caribbean island has black sand beaches, sulphur springs and a drive-in volcano

This dreamy Caribbean island is home to the world’s only drive-in volcano

2024-08-02T15:05:31Z

Historic country show to celebrate farming and food

The Garstang Show was first held more 200 years ago and celebrates the best of the countryside.

2024-08-03T06:15:04Z

Ely Pride celebrates its fifth event

The festival takes place in the cathedral city and is expecting about 5,000 visitors.

2024-08-03T05:15:15Z

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...

2024-08-02T19:59:44Z

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

2024-08-02T09:36:26Z

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 […]

2024-08-02T17:05:05Z

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.

2024-08-02T10:31:04Z

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.

2024-08-02T08:26:45Z

Pride festival to be held at Tonbridge Castle

A Pride march will head through the high street before the free event at the castle.

2024-08-03T06:59:59Z

Discover Scotland's majestic North Coast 500 route

Some destinations are best explored by road. The north coast of Scotland is one of them! Not only do you get access to incredible scenery, but you also have the freedom to make your itinerary. There are numerous wild camping spots along this over 500-mile route of awe-inspiring scenery along the Scottish coast. One thing is for sure: the North Highlands leave a lasting impression on visitors, particularly those with a penchant for the road less traveled. Summer offers ample daylight hours to explore the rugged beauty of the north, but winter trips are becoming popular and offer visitors the potential to see the Aurora Borealis on a clear night. Intrigued? Click on the gallery to discover the majestic North Coast 500 route in Scotland.

2024-08-02T13:18:23Z

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.

2022-07-03T09:34:16Z

Major airport and ATM cash machine holiday errors that could cost you dearly this summer

To help travellers, the Mirror has put together some of the major dos and don'ts when spending your hard-earned cash when you are abroad this summer

2024-08-03T06:15:11Z

It’s August Again, So Some of Your Favorite Restaurants Are Closed For Summer Break

On the flip side, there are tons of restaurants participating in Coolinary dining deals

2024-08-02T21:46:32Z

Sunshine and smiles: 30 fun-filled summer activities for kids

Summer is the season of lots of fun, especially for the kids in your life! With many schools being out on holidays, parents and caretakers are searching for activities to keep kids busy and engaged. It’s important that kids have fun and, when possible, learn life skills such as patience and an appreciation for teamwork. This guide lists 30 unique and exciting ideas to keep kids entertained all summer long. Click through to explore.

2024-06-04T07:11:48Z

Appeal after horse rider injured at Cornish beach

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

2024-08-02T18:28:25Z

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...

2024-08-02T16:11:28Z

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.

2024-08-02T22:14:50Z

What do we actually know about dinosaurs?

Dinosaurs were first discovered in the 18th century, and as our tools have progressed, so too has our knowledge of the extinct species, proving them more intriguing than any science-fiction tale. Unlike 'Jurassic Park,' dinosaurs' DNA is not simply accessible in ancient mosquitoes. Rather, paleontologists must painstakingly pore over the fossilized remains to determine how they might have appeared and behaved when alive, and their findings have some fascinating and slightly spooky implications for the future, too. While the great and mysterious extinction of dinosaurs has rooted their species in history, their genes are finding a way into our future. Click through to read, based on information from the Natural History Museum, about where dinosaurs came from, how they lived, how they vanished, and what they've left behind.

2024-04-24T13:11:17Z

The most popular beers around the world

It's probably not a surprise to most, but beer is big business. It's a constant when traveling around the majority of the world, and every nation has its own spin on the classic pint. But how do you know which beer to pick when you arrive in a new country? In this gallery, we'll explore the best of the best, telling you which popular brew you should order in any of these given countries—many may surprise you! Click through to check out the best-selling beers at home and abroad!

2024-08-02T12:17:31Z

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.

2024-08-02T22:13:36Z

ELLE Escapes: Chicago

The best places to visit—and what to pack for each locale—in Chi-town.

2024-08-02T15:04:06Z

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!

2024-04-17T07:25:23Z

Why Tangier Is the Hottest New Summer Travel Destination

With new hotels, museums, and travel routes, Tangier is welcoming visitors to a city whose cultural scene is shaped by locals.

2024-08-02T16:17:36Z