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The Trump trial is the latest must-see attraction for tourists in NY

They've ticked off Ellis Island, the Statue of Liberty and seen Hamilton on Broadway. The next stop is the gallery of the Donald Trump trial at Manhattan Criminal Court.

Ruins in ancient Jerusalem could prove the Bible was true

Scientists have linked events mentioned in the Bible to archaeological findings unearthed in the city of David - the historic site that formed the original Jerusalem.

SA tourism | R350-million recovered from irregular payments

CAPE TOWN - A recent investigation has revealed financial irregularities within South African Tourism, uncovering several irregular payments made for services not rendered. This has inevitably raised questions about compliance and internal control standards at the organisation. Former executives are implicated in the processing of these irregular p...

Spain's gorgeous small towns and villages you must visit

From laid-back fishing ports and ancient fortified towns to tiny coastal enclaves and cobblestoned pueblos blancos, these are the prettiest small towns and villages in Spain.

Award-winning King Shaka International Airport celebrates 14 years

On May 1, the Airports Company South Africa (ACSA) marked the 14th anniversary of the King Shaka International Airport (KSIA). The KSIA has been central to the movement of people and goods in the region of KwaZulu-Natal since its inception on May 1, 2010.

Surge of Sea Lions Delights San Francisco's Fisherman's Wharf

San Francisco's iconic Fisherman's Wharf district is experiencing an unprecedented surge in sea lions, with over one thousand spotted at Pier 39, the highest number in 15 years. View on euronews

Brilliant facts about the American bison

Not only is the bison one of the most iconic animals in North America, but it's actually the United States' national mammal. These majestic beasts are as American as apple pie and have been inhabiting its lands for centuries. In this gallery we are giving the fantastic animal its flowers. Click on to learn some fascinating facts about the American bison.

Climate change, Brexit threaten Dutch tulips

Tulips are a Dutch national treasure: Tourists from all over the world visit when they are in bloom and the Netherlands are the world's largest exporter. But climate change and Brexit are threatening the tulip business.

This will be the largest city in the world with 500 million inhabitants

57 Special Mother’s Day Activities That Are Fun for the Whole Family

There are plenty of cheap and even free things to do.

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

In danger: World Heritage Sites at risk of disappearing

There are over 1,000 UNESCO World Heritage Sites, of which 830 are cultural. These landmarks or areas hold such strong cultural, historical, or scientific significance, international treaties have been signed in order to protect them. However, more than 50 of these sites are currently endangered and could face irreparable damage if no measures are taken, according to UNESCO's website. Click on the gallery to explore 15 of the world's most at-risk cultural sites.

The 20 most popular capital city-inspired baby names of 2024

Ranked: the world's must-try desserts

From towering trifles and outrageous cakes to jellies in sweet milk and honey soaked filo, we round up the most delicious desserts in the world, ranking them to the one we consider the very best.

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.

Missing American and Australian tourists were likely killed in carjacking in Mexico, police say

Missing American and Australian tourists were likely killed in carjacking in Mexico, police say - ‘When they tried to get the vehicles, the victims opposed the robbery,’ the Baja California Attorney General said

Sandton to lose its Hilton hotel

Sandton’s Hilton will soon be rebranded, making it the country's first hotel in the NH Collection of luxury hotels.

SNP holiday lets chaos is scaring off tourists, says Airbnb

The $100billion global accommodation firm says tourists are shunning Scotland because of the Scottish Government's holiday rental red tape shambles.

US convict faces deportation to SA for running sex and drugs ‘crime sanctuary’ hotel

Five years ago, US law enforcement officers shut down the hotel in Albuquerque, New Mexico, accusing those running it of managing a sordid crime sanctuary. One of those implicated has since pleaded guilty and may land up in South Africa.

Alarming map shows American South sea levels rapidly rising

Cities, towns and vacation spots across the American South are 'drowning' under rapidly rising tides that could soon put them underwater.

HOW much a South African passport costs versus the world

A South African passport may not get you too far without a visa, but it is at least cheap, finds a new report …

The 30 highest-grossing Disney movies throughout history

From Finding Nemo to Frozen, these are the highest-grossing Disney movies in history

Young woman dies after falling from Cliffs of Moher in Ireland

Young woman dies after falling from Cliffs of Moher in Ireland - She was reportedly visiting the tourist attraction with friends

14 Orlando Pirates fans travel 8 hours overnight

What a time to follow Orlando Pirates. A group of Buccaneers have made the trip from Cape Town to Gqeberha for the Nedbank Cup semis.

Norse Atlantic Cape Town flights: What to expect

Norse Atlantic Airways has outlined what passengers can expect from the airline's soon to be launched Cape Town flights.

Migrants pitch dozens of tents along the banks of Dublin's Grand Canal

Photos show the blue tents lined up along a stretch of the canal near the International Protection Office (IPO) on Mount Street.

Tiny Texas town roiled by new German beer festival

Tensions among locals in Muenster, a rural community settled by German immigrants, have been brewing over the competing events which happened over three days in April.

Sun City Resort’s Valley of the Waves closes for annual maintenance

The water resort will be closed for maintenance ahead of the June school holidays to ensure it remains a world-class facility.

In tourist town Plett, the battle lines have been drawn against inequality

The streets of Plettenberg Bay are awash with political party posters. They adorn lamp posts along the town’s main drag, in less affluent areas and along the N2. This part of the Garden Route, stretching from the Eastern Cape border with the Western Cape to Harkerville, is home to people who are divided not only by a national road, but also by an inequality gap.

The Most Beautiful Places in All 50 States

An American-made must-see list.

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

Qantas passengers to receive up to $450 after major blunder

Qantas will pay millions of dollars in compensation to passengers after reaching an agreement with the ACCC to settle a lawsuit against the airline for selling seats on flights that had already been cancelled.

Who invented the plane? For many people in the world, it was not the Wright brothers

The history of aviation has followed a fascinating trajectory. Leonardo da Vinci first envisaged manned flight way back in the 15th century. Then came hot-air balloons, followed by gliders and airships, until the Wright brothers' historic powered flight in 1903. Today there are airliners that can carry hundreds of passengers non-stop half way round the world. And space tourism will one day be a reality. Browse the following gallery and take off for a brief flight through the history of aviation, and meet some of the great pioneers of air travel along the way.

Ranked: Europe's BEST chocolate bars of all time

From the very first solid chocolate bar to classics that are loved around the world, and a few that have disappeared, we look at the best European chocolate bars of all time.

Museum Day offers free admission to over 100 institutions

Some of the strides taken by our repositories of artworks and other important artifacts will be accessible – and free of charge – on May 9, when this year’s Museum Day event takes place.

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.

Win the ultimate golf trip to Las Vegas or choose $40,000 in cash

The Lucky Golfer is giving away the ultimate golf trip to Las Vegas for four people and the prize includes accomodation at the famous MGM Grand and golf games at the best courses in the area

Kirstenbosch Botanical Garden open for visitors, hiking trails closed

SANBI has confirmed the trails leading from the Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden to Table Mountain will remain closed for the weekend.

TEN Greek islands introduce visa-on arrival scheme

Last month several Greek islands introduced visa-on-arrival entries for stays of up to one week. This is helping to boost tourism.

Hadassah Neurim Youth Village: A clifftop paradise for children

The educational community serves as a sanctuary for hundreds of children from around the world, including many who recently fled from war-torn Ukraine.

Airbnb promises to combat sex work in rentals during Paris Games

Airbnb on Friday agreed with French authorities to step up the fight against rentals on its platform being used for sex work during the Paris Olympics this summer and beyond. The home rental platform signed a convention with MIPROF, a government organisation tasked with protecting women from violence, and fighting human trafficking, the French body said.

28 famous songs about popular tourist destinations

Join us on a musical journey around the world visiting places that have been captured perfectly in song.

All aboard! The most memorable movie trains

Trains aren’t as popular as they used to be, at least for travel, but you can still appreciate a train on film. There have been many movies set on trains, or at least partially taking place on a train.

The coolest neighbourhoods around the world

While most cities’ charming qualities can be summed up in a few words, we often focus on one or more areas within a city rather than the entire metropolis. Neighbourhoods can be unique cultural microcosms, offering a multitude of places to visit and activities to enjoy that only increase their appeal. The coolest neighbourhoods often boast the hottest restaurants and bars along with the most impressive parks and monuments. Here are 20 must-see stops you should add to your travel wish list.

Residents tidy seaside towns

In response to the deterioration of towns on the South Coast, residents took matters into their own hands and launched the Tidy Towns initiative across different towns along the coast to restore the area to its former glory.

27 fascinating facts about the Galápagos Islands most people don't know

Few places on Earth are surrounded by such an atmosphere of magic and mystery as the Galápagos Islands...

World’s largest ‘floating book fair’ docks in Durban

The MV Logos Hope will welcome visitors at the Nelson Mandela Cruise Terminal from Wednesday to June 2.

Cape Town International Jazz Festival gets R100 million injection from Survé family

The Cape Town International Jazz Festival kicked off last night at the CTICC as top tier international jazz music sensations took to stage for the annual event.

Pictures of the week: University demonstrations, Georgia unrest, Orthodox Easter

Here are some of the most stunning images from around Europe this week. View on euronews

Drift off in the world's most magnificent sleeper trains

Here’s our pick of the world’s best sleeper trains where you’ll embrace the journey as much as the destination.