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Magic Johnson celebrates Fourth of July on luxury yacht vacation in Ibiza with wife Cookie and close A-List pal Samuel L. Jackson

Basketball legend Magic Johnson celebrated his 4th of July on a luxury yacht in Ibiza alongside his longtime wife, Cookie, and A-list friends Samuel L. Jackson and Cedric the Entertainer.


Final chance to have say on walking and cycling routes

Residents in Calne and Melksham have until 9 September to have their say on the plans.


How Peter Jackson Inspired the Style of ‘Waves' and Why Its Czech Director Compares It to a Christmas Tree

The period around 1968 in what was then known as Czechoslovakia has gotten the film and TV treatment numerous times. But the 58th edition of the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival (KVIFF) saw the world premiere Waves, of a new take on the time before and after the invasion of Czechoslovakia by Soviet Union-led Warsaw […]


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.


North West band to headline seaside festival

The gig will be the culmination of a week-long community arts festival.


Disability Festival in city for the first time

The event is free to attend and will take place at Birmingham City University's Curzon Building.


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...


Work of 60 artists on display in city trail

The artworks around Sunderland include paintings, sculptures, performances and exhibitions.


Gen Z, social media helping fuel spiritual tourism in India

Spiritual tourism is seeing a boom in India thanks to the wide reach of social media and better transport connectivity.


‘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 […]


The 25 cheapest countries where you can live in luxury

All over the world, there are hidden gems—countries where the low cost of living makes a luxurious lifestyle a real possibility. From the old-world charm of Eastern Europe to the sandy-white beaches of Southeast Asia and the historic lands of Latin America, the countries on this list are sure to impress! The blend of affordability and luxury in these countries makes them perfect for anyone seeking a high standard of living but on a budget. The average cost of living in one of these countries per month is incredibly low compared to the high quality of life. Curious to know where you can live like royalty? Click through to find out!


Jana Pittman is creating a van to travel with her family that sleeps 8-10 people. We're obsessed.

First you've got to take the time off work. Then you've got to organise all of the gear you're going to need to take with you — packing the children's necessities, making sure you've got a zillion spare changes of clothes, contingencies for every scenario and a hearty first aid kit because... kids.Embarking on a road trip holiday with the whole ... Continued


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...


Countries to visit that love American tourists

It isn’t until you leave the US that you become aware of your Americanness. While some places are actively working to decrease tourism, others still very much appreciate the incoming dollars. Besides, our ways are celebrated in many parts of the world, contrary to what you might hear. Check out some international travel destinations that happily welcome American tourists!


Pag-asa Island photo exhibit up at National Library

A photo exhibit of Pag-asa Island in the West Philippine Sea was launched on Friday in Manila ahead of the eighth anniversary of the July 12, 2016, arbitral award that invalidates Beijing’s sweeping claims in the South China Sea. READ: Corals, cays in Pag-asa Island now degraded, UP biologist says The exhibit titled “Pag-asa Sa Gitna ng Kalayaan,” which will run from July 5 to July 19, at the National Library of the Philippines, shows a glimpse...


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.


The best public-access and private golf courses in Alabama, ranked

Looking to play the best golf courses in Alabama? Welcome to our annual Golfweek’s Best ranking of public-access and private courses. Following are the rankings for both types of courses, as judged by our nationwide


Canlaon City tourism sites reopen

BACOLOD CITY , Philippines — Tourist sites in Canlaon City in Negros Oriental have reopened for visitors, more than a month after they were closed due to the phreatic eruption of Kanlaon Volcano. Mayor Jose Chubasco Cardenas said in an executive order that the reopening of tourism sites is essential for economic recovery and the livelihood of local communities. Cardenas said comprehensive assessments have determined that conditions have...


Thousand-year-old skeletons found in hotel garden

Human bones dated to more than 1,000 years old have been discovered at The Old Bell Hotel.


Aloha from Hawaii: Postcards from the Pacific

While you're going about your standard day-to-day life, the gorgeous Hawaiian Islands are simmering under bright Polynesian sunshine. Maybe it's time for a vacation? Time then to hit the tropics! Scroll through this gallery of picture-perfect images to get to know this idyllic destination.


The wartime bomber crash that narrowly missed a village

Witnesses believed the actions of the seven crew members may have saved the lives of those on the ground.


Mysterious ancient civilizations you've probably never heard of

Imagine walking through the bustling streets of the Minoan Crete, marveling at the engineering triumphs of the Nabatean Kingdom, or unraveling the mysteries of the enigmatic script of the Vinča culture. These thriving civilizations played pivotal roles in human history yet remain largely overshadowed by their more famous counterparts. Unearth the tales of powerful empires, innovative societies, and cultural wonders that have shaped our world in ways you never knew. Ready to uncover these hidden gems of ancient history? Click through and let the adventure begin!


The Spanish cathedral that’s taking more than 140 years to build

The Catholic Church is no stranger to large and magnificent architecture. After all, the seat of Catholicism in Vatican City is home to St. Peter’s Basilica, the largest church in the world. But nestled in the middle of Barcelona in Spain is a towering architectural marvel that remains unfinished after more than 140 years: Sagrada Família. The organization in charge of its construction has announced that the build will finally be finished by 2026. But will that truly be the end? And why has it taken so long to build this impressive monument anyway? Click through this gallery to take a trip through the Spanish church’s history and hallways.


Amazing UNESCO World Heritage Sites in South America

South America dazzles in its cultural and natural diversity. This huge continent includes 12 sovereign states (Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Paraguay, Peru, Suriname, Uruguay, and Venezuela), each with its own singular identity. The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) has identified numerous South American natural man-made sites, areas, and structures and designated them World Heritage Sites, a landmark or region recognized as being of outstanding international importance. Click through this gallery for a definitive guide to what these are and where they're located.


Cities with impressive beaches on their doorstep

Are you looking for a city break with a beach thrown in? Cities featuring nearby beaches offer visitors the best of both worlds. You can soak up the culture and the sun. And when it's hot and dry, what better than to hop off the sidewalk and onto to the sand? Click through this list of cities located around the world that have beaches on their doorstep.


Behind the Scenes with Greg Berlanti on Fly Me to the Moon

How do you authentically portray and convincingly fake a moon landing at the same time?


Skip the coast: three of Europe’s loveliest lakes to visit – by travel experts

Lake Annecy, Haute-Savoie, France A light breeze ruffles the palm fronds of our parasol as we sip Orangina and gaze at the windsurfers skimming across the water. The beach cafe is playing gentle Balearic beats. But this isn’t the Balearics and that shimmering expanse of blue is not the Med. We’re in the foothills of the French Alps and the nearest coastline is over 250 miles away. Annecy is an absurdly pretty medieval town on the shores of a...


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...


I've traveled to 20 countries in 2 years. I found the most stunning coast in one of the least-visited countries.

Before her trip to Timor-Leste, the author found limited online information for tourists — she had to learn along the way.


Air travel is getting worse. That's what passengers are telling the US government

WASHINGTON (AP) — Air travel got more miserable last year, if the number of consumer complaints filed with the U.S. government is any measure. The Transportation Department said Friday that it received nearly 97,000 complaints in 2023, up from about 86,000 the year before. The department said there were so many complaints that it took until July to sort through the filings and compile the figures. That's the highest number of consumer complaints...


'There are 3 types of people on planes. If you’re number two, we need to talk…'

Quick! You have to take a flight. Which seat are you choosing — window, aisle or middle? Well, well, well. What do we have here? Thank you for falling into my trap. According to TikToker Gabi (@umgabi), there are only three types of people that exist, and your plane seat of choice says everything there is to know about your ... Continued


Craziest hotel service requests from celebs

Celebs stereotypically have high demands when it comes to staying at hotels. However, there are some celebs who go above and beyond. Over the years, A-listers have made some strange hotel service requests, from sheets of tin foil to a room reserved for glasses. Click on to see what the stars request at hotels because, after all, if you don't ask, you don't get.


Higher NAIA Terminal Fees May Jack Up Airfare in 2025

Fees may go up as high as P950.


Cercle Odyssey vs. Sphere: Making Concerts More Immersive

We compare the upcoming Cercle Odyssey touring immersive concert experience to another immersive venue: the Las Vegas Sphere.


D-Day tribute display planned for seaside airshow

Historical planes including a Spitfire and the Sally B will feature in this year's Clacton Airshow.


The 30 most dangerous countries in the world in 2024

The world is a dangerous place to live in, especially when one considers that there are 195 countries with their own governments and their own agendas. Every year, a global think tank in Australia–called the Institute for Economics and Peace (IEP)–releases a report known as the Global Peace Index. The report measures how peaceful each country in the world is by analyzing many factors, including a country’s rate of violent crime and the number of wars fought. After analyzing these statistics, each country is given a GPI score; and the lower the score, the better. We’ve curated a list of the most dangerous countries mentioned in the report, and you might be surprised with the results. Intrigued? Click through the gallery to see what those countries are.


Jay Slater: Chilling mystery of promoter, 24, who also vanished into thin air in Tenerife

Almost exactly 20 years before bricklayer Jay Slater, 19, disappeared in Tenerife, promoter Kevin Ainley, 24, also from Lancashire, went missing and never returned home


Historical facts you won't believe are true

It is true that there are many historical 'facts' that are anything but factual, but the opposite is also true. There are some very bizarre facts that indeed sound like they are made up. Except, they're not! Did you know, for instance, that forks were once considered sacrilegious? Or that Albert Einstein was actually offered the position of president of Israel? Click through the following gallery and discover fascinating historical facts you won't believe are real.


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,...


Ant McPartlin and Dec Donnelly shock British tourists after sudden appearance at Majorca resort

Holidaymakers were shocked when presenting duo Ant McPartlin and Dec Donnelly were spotted casually walking around a resort in Majorca


Beach-users reminded of seven barbecue safety tips

The States of Guernsey also urges people to take litter home or place it in an appropriate bin.


'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


Accolades for Newport World Resorts' all-star hotels

LEADING global travel service provider Trip.com Group has recognized Holiday Inn Express Manila Newport City among the Top Engaged Hotels across over 50 countries and regions during its Envision 2024 Global Partner Conference in Shanghai, China, this year. This achievement places the hotel among the top performers globally. Online travel agency operator TripAdvisor has recognized Hotel Okura Manila as Tripadvisor Travelers' Choice for 2024,...


Several injured after fireworks land in crowd at Utah stadium

At least six people were injured after some misdirected fireworks landed in the crowd during a Fourth of July celebration at the LaVell Edwards Stadium in Provo, Utah, according to local reports.


'Rare' opportunity to see historic tithe map

The village of Lustleigh is said to be one of the only places in Devon to retain its tithe map.


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,...


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


Mount Everest's highest camp is littered with frozen garbage, and cleanup is likely to take years

KATHMANDU, Nepal (AP) — The highest camp on the world’s tallest mountain is littered with garbage that is going to take years to clean up, according to a Sherpa who led a team that worked to clear trash and dig up dead bodies frozen for years near Mount Everest’s peak. The Nepal government-funded team of soldiers and Sherpas removed 11 tons (24,000 pounds) of garbage, four dead bodies and a skeleton from Everest during this year's climbing...


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.


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...