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The smallest restaurants in the world where size doesn't matter

Read on as we take a look at some of the world's most special small restaurants.

Two passenger jets forced to turn around due to Russian GPS jamming

Two Finnair flights from Helsinki to Tartu in Estonia were forced to turn around and return to Finland on Thursday and Friday after they were unable to navigate safely.

Increased voyages for South African travellers as Silversea Cruises announces the launch of its new luxury ship

The Silver Ray is Silversea’s second Nova Class ship which is set to redefine luxury cruising by seamlessly connecting guests with their destinations.

Breathtaking wildflower landscapes that look like paintings

Few natural wonders can match a panorama of colorful flowers. Whether carpeting fields or embroidering meadows, there's nothing quite like a landscape flecked with the saturated hues of vibrant blooms. They really do paint a pretty picture! Browse the gallery and take your pick among these beautiful flower photographs that look like living works of art.

The 30 cheapest places to live in the US in 2024

Living in the US can be expensive, but some cities still have a much lower cost of living compared to others. The platform Niche compiled a list of the most affordable cities to live in the US in 2024. When assessing the cost of living, they considered factors such as housing costs, tax rates, and the cost of essentials like food and fuel. Curious to discover the 30 most affordable US cities to live in this year? Then click through the gallery.

Incredible mansion that includes its own FAA-approved private AIRPORT

Nestled atop a hill with breathtaking views, this modern estate sprawls over 49 acres, offering 5000+ square feet of living space and a private airstrip.

Close asylum loophole by only issuing visas for top Unis, report says

The study, by the centre-Right think-tank Onward, proposed the 'radical' changes to immigration rules to help bring down the overall number of people moving to the UK permanently.

NYC transforms another hotel into migrant shelter amid tourist warning

The 55-room hotel in upmarket Williamsburg is now among 110 across the city providing emergency shelter to some of the 180,000 migrants who have arrived in New York since the spring of 2022 .

Downtown St. Louis becomes ghost town as skyscrapers plummet in value

Major cities like San Francisco have hit headlines amid concerns their urban districts are in the grip of a doom loop - but a new report revealed the city where an even worse crisis is unfolding.

Map shows which parts of UK could be underwater by 2050

Palestinian flag is raised over Harvard statue where American flag was

A Palestinian flag was raised above the iconic statue of John Harvard on Saturday night by pro-Palestine protestors. The American flag is typically flown over the founder's memorial.

All the Rules Restaurants Have to Follow on 'Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives'

First rule of Flavortown? Don't say the word "Flavortown" on camera. Since 2006, we've watched Guy Fieri travel coast to coast visiting some of the country's greatest establishments for Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives. It's one of the biggest shows on the Food Network, and with over 648 episodes and counting, it doesn't appear to be slowing down anytime soon. But what does it take to become a Triple D-featured spot and how does it all work? Both Fieri and producers have spilled behind-the-scenes secrets about the show throughout its 42 seasons—from who picks the restaurants to how you can tell if the host really likes a dish to what happens to these eateries after the cameras leave (spoiler: a little thing called the Triple D Effect!). Keep reading to learn about all things Flavortown and find out what really happens when Fieri rolls into your town.

Dublin's migrant 'tent city'

The string of makeshift accommodation was seen this morning stretching around the International Protection Office and continuing along the road

These are the 10 best national parks to visit in the UK

SoCreative Summit returns to Johannesburg for a free exploration of creativity

The SoCreative Summit, a vibrant platform for cultural exchange and exploration of creativity, is set to return for its fifth edition on 9 and 10 May 2024. Held at the trendy Victoria Yards venue, the summit offers a free two-day experience for cultural makers, artists, and anyone passionate about creative expression brought to the creative community by British Council and Business and Arts South Africa, in partnership with PACE.This year's...

The best country singers in history

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Flight attendant reveals 'worst couples' she's came across during flights

A flight attendant of five years lifted the lid on the "worst couples" she's encountered on board. In a viral TikTok, Cher (@cherdallas) said she's experienced her fair share of explosive fights while travelling. She claimed that while she doesn't understand why, a lot of the couples seated at the front tend to argue more. "One time, I had this cou...

103 SPECTACULAR places that belong on your bucket list

Whether it's canyons and mountains or quaint towns and historic cities, there's plenty on the planet to please the eye. Join us on an armchair tour of the world's 103 most beautiful places.

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.

4 picture-perfect Hawaiian beaches for a holiday or a tropical wedding

Whether you’re planning a destination wedding or just looking for a laid-back place to take memorable pictures, Hawaii has the perfect beaches for you.

Radisson Blu Hotel Waterfront to undergo refurbishment

The iconic, luxury seaside Radisson Blu Hotel Waterfront, Cape Town recently announced its plans to undergo renovations as part of its commitment to offering guests world class furnishings and interior design.The much-anticipated refurbishment will commence in May 2024 in various phases, with phase 1 completed for September 2024.The hotel, restaurant and conferencing facilities will remain open during this time with minimal disruptions being...

Millionaires slam developer for destroying private paradise island

The residents of Grove Isle, a gated island community in Miami, are devastated as a massive 91-foot-high condo complex has been built, blocking the sun and once-spectacular views.

Slide that fell off plane found outside home of lawyer suing Boeing

The Boeing emergency slide that fell off a Los Angeles-bound Delta flight from New York of Friday was reportedly found approximately 10 miles from JFK Airport.

Rain cheque: The Singapore hotel that will pay YOU if there's a downpour

InterContinental Singapore has unveiled a package called 'Rain Resist Bliss', with guests receiving a rebate voucher at the value of their one-night room rate 'if their plans are disrupted by the rain'.

The essential country music road trip playlist

Here are 20 essential country road trip tunes, from classics like Willie Nelson's "On The Road Again" to Luke Combs's chart-topping cover of "Fast Car."

Florida neighborhood replaces Beverly Hills as US' most expensive

The ritzy Miami-area neighborhood of Coral Gables has replaced regions in California and New York for most expensive homes in the United States.

Ireland considers terminating visa-free entry for SA passports

South Africans could lose visa-free entry to Ireland, the only country in Western Europe that offers eased entry for South African nationals.

The Most Beautiful Places in All 50 States

An American-made must-see list.

20 signs you might be a terrible tourist

Being a travel expert and being a good tourist are not the same. While someone might know of the best hotels to stay at in a foreign city or how to combat jet lag, their behaviour abroad might be less than ideal. Here are the signs you or someone you know might be a terrible tourist.

LOOK: Khoekhoen pot potentially 2,000 years old discovered at the Kagga Kamma Nature Reserve

Visitors at the reserve, Ivan and Elizma van Niekerk, who were overnighting at one of the Kagga Kamma’s off-grid campsites, made the discovery.

CTIJF 2024: Jazz festival to yield substantial economic benefits for city

With the Cape Town International Jazz Festival (CTIJF) only four days away, the city is preparing for a significant influx of visitors, promising increased spending across the retail, hospitality, and entertainment sectors.

How to travel with children

Travelling with kids can be fun, but getting to a destination with little ones in tow can also be extremely stressful. What are wanderlust parents to do? Try some of these tried and true tips for hitting the open road (or skies!) with tots.

Jetstar launches huge sale for its 20th anniversary

The budget airline will have more than 200,000 return for free fares across 64 domestic and 33 international destinations.

Following an eight-year hiatus, Logos Hope, world’s largest floating book fair to dock in Durban

eThekwini Municipality said the Logos Hope is among 30 cruise liners that have docked at the cruise terminal since November and they were expecting these numbers to grow.

Why planes are forbidden from flying over Disney parks (and other no-fly zones)

Southwest Airlines is considering changing its open seating policy

Southwest Airlines lost $231 million in just three months - and is looking at ways to boost its profits

The 20 favourite hotel brands in the U.S.

With tourist destinations spread out from coast to coast, there is no shortage of places to stay while touring across the large nation of the United States. While couch surfing or Airbnbs have found increased popularity in recent years, most people still prefer the comfort and reliability of a hotel. Here are some of America’s favourite hotel brands.

Premier Inn owner Whitbread to axe 1,500 jobs

Premier Inn owner Whitbread has said it will axe around 1,500 jobs across the UK amid plans to slash its chain of branded restaurants by more than 200 in favour of building more hotel rooms.

Archaeologists discover lost home of Rome's first emperor

Mount Vesuvius is one of the world’s most iconic landmarks, largely thanks to the cataclysmic eruption that consumed Pompeii and other key towns in AD 79. And although nearly 2,000 years have passed since this devastating event, archaeologists continue to uncover secrets that were swallowed by the volcanic lava, dust and mud. Now, a team at the Uni...

Check out California's best-kept travel secrets

From San Francisco to San Diego and everything in between, there are plenty of reasons to fall in love with the Golden State. However, many visitors get lost in tourist traps and miss out on hidden gems along the way. Click through the following gallery and discover the most astonishing attractions the California coast has to offer.

Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh, becomes first royal to visit Ukraine since Russian invasion

Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh, becomes first royal to visit Ukraine since Russian invasion - Sophie met with Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky and his wife, first lady Olena Zelenska, to support survivors of sexual violence

Volpes: Your premier destination for quality linens and home furnishings

Discover Volpes, South Africa's leading home linen provider, offering quality linens and furnishings at affordable prices, with various styles to suit every taste and space.Established in 1929 in Gqeberha (formerly known as Port Elizabeth), Volpes has evolved from a humble family-owned business to a deep-rooted, nationwide presence while staying true to our core values of quality, affordability, comfort, and style. We meticulously source...

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.

Bonza cancelling flights across Australia as planes are repossessed

Australia's newest budget airline Bonza has cancelled flights leaving from major airports across the country.

Must-have gear and gadgets for the great outdoors

Exploring the great outdoors is one of the best ways to unplug from day-to-day life and reconnect with nature. That said, venturing out into the wilderness requires careful planning. But with the right gear and gadgets, you can turn any adventure into a seamless and enjoyable experience! From handy camping tools to high-tech gadgets to keep you connected and safe, this gallery has all the necessary kit for your next trip. Click through to find out more.

Hawaii set to remove major attraction at cost of $2.5 million as tourists defy ban

How Bonza went from bad to worse in little more than a year

On Tuesday, the airline suddenly cancelled all of its flights with doubts raised about its future as its planes are repossessed.

Centralia: The Pennsylvania ghost town with a 50-year-old fire

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