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The world's oldest homes that are still standing today

From ancient adobe dwellings and cave houses to medieval English manors, take a trip through history and discover what the earliest residences look like...


Extraordinary photos show how vacations have changed over 100 years

From Atlantic City's buzzing boardwalk to the canals of Venice, we take you back in time with 74 nostalgic photos showing the vacations of yesteryear.


The Ultimate Guide to Festivals Celebrating Latin Music in 2024 (Updating)

From Sueños to Governors Ball and Bilbao BBK Live, here are the best lineups this year.


Visiting Venice for the day? That will cost you R100

Venice launched a new scheme to charge day-trippers for entering the historic Italian city. Thoughts on the plan?


The 5 happiest places to live in America

The city was chosen by Outside magazine, based on factors including overall well-being, public land and affordability, and climate change and inclusivity.


Do you know how to survive in the wilderness?

Hiking can be a fun and rewarding experience, but it can also be a hazardous one. Losing sight of a trail or veering off a footpath can have dire consequences, even for the most experienced outdoor adventurers. According to the National Park Service, 312 million people ventured into America's national parks in 2022. Most of these visits were uneventful, but every year hundreds of vacationers lose their way or go missing during hikes in forests, mountains, and other remote terrain. And, reports National Geographic, day hikers are the most vulnerable in survival situations. So, what should you do if you get lost in the wilderness, and how can you find your way out? Click through for some tips that could save your life.


Tennessee has banned 'chemtrails' in the state with bizarre new law


Discover the delight that is Denmark

Denmark belies its diminutive size with a collection of vibrant cities and standout landmarks that showcase this Scandinavian country in all its fairy-tale appeal. One of the happiest and most livable nations in the world, Denmark lures the visitor with its picturesque palaces and castles, world-class museums, and a culinary scene that's sent Michelin into a spin. This land of Lego is also renowned for its literary and artistic heritage, as well as wide-open landscapes that are wonderfully understated in their purity and simplicity. In fact, this is a nation in harmony with itself and possessed of a character all its own. So, are you looking to do Denmark? Click through for the definitive sightseeing itinerary.


Would YOU try it? Hilton launches a £40 'taste of zero waste' menu

Zero waste menus are launching at Hiltons in London, Manchester and Brighton, featuring unusual delicacies such as ox heart, salmon cheeks and cod tongues.


Why do whales beach themselves? 29 dead after mass stranding in Australia

Why do whales beach themselves? 29 dead after mass stranding in Australia - The sea mammals were found more than 250km south of Perth


Plans unveiled for ‘world’s tallest building’ that would dwarf Burj Khalifa


The most beautiful vineyards in the world

While the highlight of visiting a vineyard tends to be the experience of tasting and trying several delicious wines, many are located in such a beautiful setting that you could go just for the views. From wineries in Spain, featuring breathtaking architecture, to those in Australia, dating back to the 1800s, these are the vineyards any wine lover should add to their travel list.


Your guide to 2024's BEST luxury hotels

From idyllic island retreats and high-design hideaways to ultra-glam boutique boltholes and palatial residences, here are some of the hot new places to stay in for luxury lovers.


Meet the indigenous tribes of Southern Africa

If you venture to the Southern end of the African continent, you will find a land that is influenced by many diverse cultures. Modernism has mixed with tradition in this part of the world, and while there are some interesting facts about indigenous people as a whole, the tribes from Southern Africa are truly unique due to the African continent’s geography and history of colonialism. Intrigued? Click through this gallery to read up on some of the tribes from this area of the world.


A guide to taking your dog on a road trip

Road trips are fun, so it's only natural that you don't want to leave your four-legged friend behind when you go on one. Dogs make great travel buddies, but it requires quite a bit of prep to take your pooch on a road trip. From what to do beforehand, to essential things such as what to pack and what to do during the road trip, we cover it all in this gallery. Browse through and check out our guide on taking your dog on a road trip.


Last orders? Pints edge towards £9 as pub charges £8.80 for lager

The Victoria-era Trafalgar Tavern which sits on the Thames in Greenwich, south London, was highlighted as one of many pubs across the capital charging much more than the UK average of £4.70.


From homeless orphan to surfing against the world’s best

This is the remarkable story of a Capetonian who defied the odds and will be surfing against the world’s best in Australia this weekend ...


These are the best cities in the world for your health


Incredible new submarine looks like UFO

The Triton 660/9 AVA has been launched as the ultimate vessel for deep sea sightseeing. Florida-based Triton say their craft features the world's first submersible with a free-form acrylic pressure hull. It has been specifically designed for the cruise and hospitality sectors, with the ability to dive to 200m.


American Airlines confirms 2024 forecast despite Q1 loss

American Airlines reported a quarterly loss Thursday on an uptick in labor and other operating costs as the carrier confirmed its full-year financial forecast. American confirmed its full-year profit forecast range of between $2.25 and $3.25 per share.


Savour Spanish flavours with a Mzansi twist at La Parada Kloof Street

If you are ready to embark on a Spanish culinary journey then La Parada Kloof Street should be on your list.


Moulin Rouge's iconic windmill sails collapse overnight

The wings of the legendary cabaret in Paris's Montmartre fell off and damaged the tourist attraction's facade. View on euronews


Discover the best destinations for flower lovers

The end of winter brings with it the beauty and magic of spring. Blooming flowers make truly magnificent landscapes that seem to belong in the pages of a story book. Tourists flock from all over the world to observe and appreciate spring flowers. Take a look through the following gallery to discover the best destinations for flower lovers.


Venice's old mayor tells tourists NOT to pay €5 fee introduced today

Venice will become the first city in the world to charge an entry fee for day-tripper tourists, aimed at reducing the number of short-stay visitors who cause congestion


Amazing photos from the golden age of air travel

Between the 1950s and 1970s, flying on a passenger jet was a luxury. Passengers enjoyed many privileges during this golden age of commercial aviation. But as competition between commercial airlines grew, airfares declined—and so did the passenger experience. Reduced fares meant reduced comfort. And out went the glamour of flying shown in the following historical photos.


More work needs to be done to market and promote South Africa as a destination, says Deputy Minister of Tourism

Fish Mahlalela said that Africa Travel Indaba is great platform to market South Africa and showcase the continent’s unlimited potential.


From crumbling castle to dream home: Explore the amazing transformation

Stef Burgeon and Simon Hunt took on the ultimate renovation project when they bought an abandoned castle in Scotland. Discover the rebirth of Kilmartin Castle...


The Best Images of Earth Taken From Space


Ryanair cancels 300 flights affecting 50,000 passengers

Thousands of British flyers are set to be impacted after Ryanair has cancelled more than 300 flights.


Latest anti-tourist graffiti appears beneath Tenerife's Teide volcano

The graffiti appeared painted in white on the tarmac of one of the access roads to the 12,188ft Mount Teide, the highest point in Spain and a must-see tourist attraction in Tenerife.


17 most memorable country music one-hit wonders

Flip through the gallery for 17 of country's most memorable one-hit wonders, from '90s classics like "Should've Asked Her Faster" to temporarily forgotten favorites like "I Loved Her First" and "Don't Get Me Started."


TUI issues ‘three hour’ warning to travellers flying from major UK airport


I'm a flight attendant - these are the best times to travel if you want to avoid price hikes AND delays

Bernice Padilla, 29, has been a flight attendant for six years and has travelled to 44 countries on thousands of flights. The travel expert, from Dallas, Texas, has now shared her invaluable insight.


Disney sells off tiny homes at its Fort Wilderness Resort for $50K

Disney Resorts are selling all of their fully-furnished cabins from their Fort Wilderness Resort to make way for a new resort.


Palma for under £100 a night! Mallorca's charming capital offers glorious architecture and a vibrant food scene

Often overshadowed by the island's beautiful beaches and mountainous interior, Mallorca's capital makes a great weekend city break. Here's our budget travel guide...


KZN’s harsh tourism reality: From five-star dreams to financial nightmares

Umhlanga, Durban's playground of the rich and the place to be seen. Yet, behind this lies a dark reality of those struggling to survive, as Zohra Teke discovers...


Uncharted territory: The 25 greatest westerns of all time

Saddle up for our guide to the most rootin', tootin' genre of them all -- the western. From Golden Age classics to B-movie pulp, John Ford to Quentin Tarantino, here are 25 films that will make you long for days when men were men, women rode horses and saloons were all the rage.


Revealed: The world's greatest road trips

We've sought out the world's greatest road trips


14 remarkable underwater creatures caught on camera

The book 'The World Beneath: The Life and Times of Unknown Sea Creatures and Coral Reefs' by Dr Richard Smith throws the spotlight on the mysteries of the intricate underwater ecosystems.


Best travel backpacks: Cheap, hostel-ready and hard-wearing bags that are ideal for where your trip takes you

Best travel backpacks: Cheap, hostel-ready and hard-wearing bags that are ideal for where your trip takes you - For adventures big and small: travel the world with your world on your back


Islands of India you probably haven't heard of

When we think of India, we envision a vast country of spectacular beauty that occupies the greater part of South Asia. But did you know that this incredibly diverse nation has 1,382 islands dotted across its territory? A fair number of these are uninhabited, but there are many more that are home to indigenous peoples, and dozens geared towards tourism. And all enjoy jaw-dropping locations in some of the most unspoiled regions in the world. Intrigued? Click on and travel through this gallery to discover the islands of India you need to visit.


Fall in love again: Paris' best romantic hideaways


Australia: 160 pilot whales stranded on western beach

Several pilot whales — known for their tight-knit bonds — were stranded on a Western Australian coast. Officials were concerned many of them would have to be euthanized.


Snap! Evening Standard: Best Photos of the Day from around the world

Snap! Evening Standard: Best Photos of the Day from around the world - See the best images of the day from around the world.


30 adventure destinations for thrill-seekers

Calling all adrenaline junkies, thrill-seekers, and adventurers alike! From scaling towering peaks to diving into the depths of the ocean, there are adventures that offer unique thrills all around the world. Some adventures are not for the faint-hearted, and others even require some training. In this gallery, we'll embark on an exhilarating journey as we take a look through the world of adventure and daring exploits! Be warned though: some of these adventures might make the hairs on the back of your neck stand up! Without further ago, click on and let's dive in!


Everest climbing season with new rules and question marks

This year, several hundred mountaineers will once again attempt to climb the highest mountain on earth. Climate change is also causing more risk — and new problems — on Mount Everest.


SA-owned hotel group opens latest masterpiece in Scotland

Red Carnation Hotels, the South Africa family-owned hotel collection, has announced the opening of its latest masterpiece in Scotland.


25 ridiculously remote restaurants around the world

These are not your typical neighbourhood eateries. These are the world’s most remote restaurants, and they're all worthy of a food pilgrimage.


Medieval cities around the world steeped in history

Join us on a tour of charming medieval cities around the globe, from Hallstatt to Hanoi and many places in between.


Residents protest as Venice launches five-euro entry fee

Venice on Thursday began charging day-trippers for entry, a world first aimed at tackling mass tourism but opposed by protesters objecting to treating the historic Italian city as a museum.