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A guide to child-friendly restaurants in SA

From pizza and burgers to high-end dining, these family restaurants all offer child-friendly options.


Russia just discovered the world’s largest oil reserve


25 ways to experience southern Alberta in Canada, away from the slopes

How to embrace adventure, culture and nature in Alberta, Canada without donning your skis.


Photos: three European Capitals of Culture to explore in 2024


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.


Dublin-New York portal reopens with time limits after launch marred by ‘inappropriate behaviour’

Dublin-New York portal reopens with time limits after launch marred by ‘inappropriate behaviour’ - Dublin council praises ‘overwhelming majority’ of people enjoying work of art, which had to be shut down over offensive gestures and nudity


The 10 holiday destinations most used by cybercriminals to trick Brits

Experts from McAfee have revealed the 10 holiday destinations most used by cybercriminals to entice unsuspecting British holidaymakers.


The 27 most beautiful planes to grace the skies

From sleek designs that reflect company philosophies to bold colours and intricate patterns inspired by national culture, we’ve rounded up the most beautiful planes that brighten up our skies.


Swiss village bids to introduce Venice-style entry fee for tourists

Lauterbrunnen in the Bernese Oberland has seen a surge in tourism in the warmer months, with some visitors only staying for a day and contributing little to the economy.


Junkyard Discoveries from Ron’s Auto Salvage in Allison, Iowa

Enjoy our tour of one of America’s most interesting junkyards


Are these schools 'The New Ivies'?

The Ivy League has long been exalted as the cream of the crop when it comes to American universities, but could a new set of schools be closing in on their turf?


Discover the 30 most exhilarating Munros

Munros are the tallest mountains in Scotland, all must fit the criteria of a height of over 914 m (3,000 ft). The original list of Munros was first compiled by Sir Hugh Munro in 1891, and has been sporadically updated at various times ever since. There are now officially recognised 282 Munros in total, and in this gallery we show you 30 of the best when it comes to pure challenge and adventure! Click on to discover them.


UK's 'richest gypsy' Alfie Best to become first traveller billionaire

Mr Best has a fortune of £947million having invested in US-style caravan parks and billing them as a solution to Britain's social housing crisis - up from £745million a year ago.


The greatest discoveries and advancements in the history of astronomy


Beautiful 'Bali style' beach hotel coming to Australia

Australia will soon welcome a new 'Bali style' hotel offering amenities such as a beachside pool, waterside restaurant, and lush tropical gardens.


In Dublin's fair city, migrants to Ireland sleep in tents

In Ireland's capital, Dublin, tent cities set up by migrants who lack temporary protected status are repeatedly cleared. The situation has been aggravated by Ireland's housing crisis and anti-migrant laws in Britain.


Why Iceland is a top travel destination

Iceland is the land of fire and ice, a geothermal wilderness of glaciers, volcanoes, and waterfalls. Exploring this rugged environment is to leave behind civilization and discover an untamed landscape seemingly shaped by the gods themselves. Browse the gallery and enter a world of extremes.


Discussion | Diving | South African duo dazzle in Norway

JOHANNESBURG - Keratile Manaka and Zalika Methula are already showing what they can offer Team South Africa at the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics. The pair put the country on the global map during the Bergen Open Competition in Norway recently. READ: WATCH | Diving into the 'Water Tanker Mafias' They placed 1st in the Women’s platform synchro, 2nd in th...


Ryanair annual profit jumps on higher demand, fares

Irish no-frills carrier Ryanair on Monday said group net profit jumped a third to 1.92 billion euros in its financial year as higher demand and fares offset ballooning fuel costs. This helped offset a fuel bill up almost around a third to 5.1 billion euros.


The mysterious beauty of ancient Maya monuments

The ancient Maya civilization left behind it a remarkable architectural legacy, a collection of fabulous must-see monuments found in Mexico, Belize, Guatemala, Honduras, and El Salvador. Browse the gallery and visit some of Central America's most outstanding archaeological sites.


Hidden gem in the heart of an Aussie city will give you a serene break

Nestled within the walls are a set of picturesque yet cosy suites and a wellness space so peaceful you can feel tension quite literally melt from your muscles...


How to avoid getting sick while travelling this winter

By simply following a few healthy habits, you will greatly reduce your chances of falling ill.


These are the world’s busiest airports and here’s how you can navigate them for stress-free travel

Don’t let the world’s busiest airports stress you. With these simple tips you can navigate them efficiently.


Best places to live in the US revealed

Out of all 50 states, and an estimated 35,000 cities and towns in the country, a town in the Garden State has been crowned the best place to live in the U.S.


First look at new 50p coin marking 80th anniversary of D-Day landings

A new coin marking 80 years since the D-Day landings has been unveiled by the Royal Mint, and to mark the occasion an impressive sand artwork was revealed on Gold beach, where troops landed in 1944.


Beyond Machu Picchu and Cancun: Latin American wonders for a dream vacation


Migrants slam 'hotel king' who raked in £3.5m PER DAY for housing them

A lucrative contract to accommodate new arrivals has catapulted Graham King - dubbed 'the migrant hotel king' - into the Sunday Times Rich List with an estimated fortune of £750million .


How wild swimming puts you at risk of a raft of waterborne diseases

It sounded like good news for wild swimmers. Last week, 27 new river bathing sites were added to the map of the UK's coastal and inland waterways deemed safe for use.


Why does food taste so different on planes?

Why does what's served on planes taste so different to what you eat down on solid land?


The air travel secrets every passenger should know

Traveling by air is one of the great luxuries of the modern age. It can also be one of the great trials, what with crowded airports, overbooked flights and questionable food. To make your next flying experience more enjoyable, we’re letting you in on air travel secrets every passenger should know. Whether it’s getting through security faster or knowing which part of plane it’s best to sit in during turbulence, we’ve got you covered.


From 2024, you have to pay to travel to the United Kingdom


Escape it all with these off-grid stays in South Africa and worldwide

Switch off your phone, pack your camera and let's explore the world's most envy-inducing retreats.


India's impressive World Heritage Sites

Visiting India is to discover a vast land rich in culture and tradition. A sumptuous mix of spiritual beliefs and architecture, plus some of the most important wildlife hotspots on the planet, has led UNESCO to designate no less than 40 World Heritage Sites within India's borders. These must-see destinations include magnificent palaces, decorative monuments, and evocative temples. Also listed is an entire mountain range and a state capital! So, are you ready to start ticking off India's most significant tourist attractions? Click through and delve into the country's cultural, historic, scientific, and natural world.


24 ordinary places that look beautiful from the sky

These stunning photos taken by satellites and drones and from planes give a bird's-eye perspective on our extraordinary, planet making ordinary places look like extraordinary artworks.


Anti-tourism graffiti spreads across Athens in demands to end tourism

Greece issued a plea for 'no more tourism' as the stunning city - and home to iconic landmarks such as the Acropolis - is becoming increasingly swamped with British holidaymakers.


Map reveals 10 most allergy-prone places to live in the UK


Incredible places from Greek mythology you can visit today

There are plenty of places you can go to find beautiful beaches, party islands, mouthwatering cuisine, and sunny skies. But very few of them combine all these things with mesmerizing remnants of the ancient world and mythology. Dipped in ancient history, Greece is one of the very few countries that combine all of these with a dream destination for anyone interested in mythology. Click on for a selection of real locations that were center stage for many famous Greek myths.


The world’s most beautiful countries: What is SA’s ranking?

South Africa voted as one of the world's most beautiful countries in in a recent ranking. There are many reasons why.


10 Famous Explorers Whose Discoveries Connected the World

From Christopher Columbus to Marco Polo, these celebrated—and controversial—explorers made groundbreaking journeys across the globe.


The beauty of spring around the world

Springtime is here. It's an underrated season, with clear skies, blooming flowers, and that exciting buildup to summer. Why not get pumped for the season by seeing just how sensational spring looks like around the world? Click on to see the beauty of spring across the globe.


Step back in time with these historic images of the world's capital cities

Take a trip back in time with us as we dig through some of the oldest photographic images ever taken of the world’s capital cities, ranging across six continents.


The best dog-friendly venues on the KZN South Coast

Uncover the best tail-wagging adventures at these KZN South Coast pet-friendly venues.


24 things you probably didn't know about the world's most luxurious cruises

We’ve got the lowdown on the world’s most luxurious cruise sailings, whether it’s expedition ship-based explorations of the Arctic or Champagne-soaked floats around the Caribbean.


Soweto Towers activities and prices: a complete guide (2024)

The Soweto Towers is a massive attraction for locals and tourists, with many thrilling activities. What is there to do, and what are the associated fees?


Scientists dumbstruck by discovery of 'strange underwater road'

It’s not quite the lost city of Atlantis, but scientists have just uncovered a slice of history that had been swallowed up by the sea. Experts admitted that even they were surprised when divers unearthed a 7,000-year-old stone road that had lain buried under layers of sea mud. The ancient structure was discovered after archaeologist Igor Borzić, of...


Eleven fishermen still missing after trawler sinks off Cape Town coast

On Sunday, the 11 fishermen who were missing after their trawler sank off the Atlantic Seaboard on Friday were yet to be found.


30 magical destinations steeped in mythology

From Sherwood Forest to the Australian Outback, forests of Japan and the American West, discover amazing natural wonders to visit around the world that are rich in lore and legend.


SA’s silver treasure on ‘Indian Titanic’ coming home

Argentum Exploration Limited, well known for scouring the oceans’ floors for sunken loot, recently reached a secret out-of-court settlement with South Africa for retrieving – in 2017 – its 2 364 bars of silver that had lain on a seabed about 2.5km deep near Seychelles for 75 years.


French town apologises for not flying Union Jack in D-Day decorations

Pictures from previous years show flag bunting depicting all the nations involved in the Allied resistance to the Nazis adorning the streets of the charming town of Carentan.


Last of China’s pandas in America will soon be leaving and heading home

Last of China’s pandas in America will soon be leaving and heading home - National Zoo in Washington DC sent its pandas back last November, making Atlanta the only place in the US to see the bears