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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...


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.


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.


Overrated tourist spots you should avoid

For every tourist destination worth the effort and expense to visit, there's a cheap trick that isn’t worth either and yet still, somehow, draws crowds. Check out this gallery, based on a list from Far and Wide, that will help shed light on some of the shadiest tourist traps. And keep in mind, one person's tacky trap is another's perfect Instagram!


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 tragic reason why there are no great white sharks in captivity

Sea life centres are home to all manner of rare and dangerous beasts, from jellyfish to orcas and yet, there are some animals you’ll never see in an aquarium. The great white shark may be one of the most obsessed over predators in the world, but very few of us will ever see the legendary fish in real life. This is not because of their size – they a...


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.


Explore 5 abandoned theatres frozen in time

From Gothic grandeur to retro glam, these abandoned movie theatres have intriguing architectural styles paired with haunting histories


Gorgeous Oregon coast hotel with no TVs or WiFi that encourages guests to read its enormous selection of books and enjoy ocean views is sold to new owners who hint they'll modernize it

The Sylvia Beach Hotel in Newport captured local attention thanks to its picturesque Pacific Ocean views and literary theme - which extended to a total ban on TVs and Wi-Fi.


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.


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.


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?


Beyonce gave Kamala Harris tickets to Renaissance tour show last year

Beyonce gave Kamala Harris tickets to Renaissance tour show last year - The Renaissance tour tickets for Ms Harris and Second Gentleman Doug Emhoff cost $1,655.92


The world's most breathtaking hot air balloon rides

Hot air ballooning is the ideal way to get the best views on planet Earth, and here we reveal the best rides for a truly serene experience.


The tallest trees in the world, and where to admire them

Some of the tallest trees in the world easily beat man-made structures like the Statue of Liberty, the United States Capitol, and London's Big Ben for height. Indeed, Nature's natural towers are truly majestic in their grandeur, with some standing over 100 m (more than 325 ft) from top to toe. But who is the king of the canopy, and what are its nearest rivals? Click through and gaze up at the tallest trees in the world, then find out where to admire them.


The UK's most historic places are a must-see

The UK is rich in beautiful places with fascinating stories to tell. Whether it’s ancient stone circles, world-class museums or mighty castles, there's history almost everywhere. Here we take a look at some breathtaking images that capture the beauty of some of Britain and Northern Ireland’s most incredible historic sites.


Jared Kushner gets green light on $500m Serbia hotel project

Jared Kushner gets green light on $500m Serbia hotel project - Serbian minister said he had chosen ‘reputable American company’


Climate activists glue themselves to Munich airport runway

Climate activists from Last Generation disrupted Munich airport by gluing themselves to a runway, leading to flight cancellations and delays over a busy weekend. View on euronews


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

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


American town torn apart in 400-year dispute over historic landmark

A 400-year-old dam in Ipswich, Massachusetts is causing a stir in a small town with a long history.


Essential items to pack in your travel backpack

There's an art to packing a backpack. The idea is to save space while making sure that everything you need is at hand. But knowing how to pack isn't always easy, and the destination itself often dictates what to include and what to dismiss. However there are some items that should always be ticked off your travel checklist, no matter where you're going. Browse the gallery and find out how to pack like a pro.


The 20 best films about pilots

Sure, most of these movies are something we’d never want to watch on a plane, but they are worthwhile films about pilots. Here are some of our favorites.


A guide to child-friendly restaurants in SA

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


The greatest discoveries and advancements in the history of astronomy


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.


Unconventional travel destinations for introverts

Introverts love to travel as much as their extrovert counterparts, but their travel needs can often differ substantially. Many introverts seek quiet, solitary destinations with minimal social stimulation and plenty of space to reflect and take in their surroundings. Browse through some unconventional destinations introverts must add to their bucket list in the following gallery.


24 expert camping tips and hacks you need to know

Fool-proof tips to make your next camping trip a true success.


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.


20 ways to stay sane while self-isolating

As of this writing, coronavirus cases have been reported in at least 214 countries around the world. Many cities and countries have reinstated restrictions on people’s movement to slow the spread of the virus, closing schools, encouraging companies to allow employees to work from home, “practise social distancing” or even “shelter in place” for the foreseeable future. How can you boost your own and others’ morale while stuck at home? Here are a few ideas.


The Most Beautiful Places in All 50 States

An American-made must-see list.


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.


'Maldives what?': Saudi fashionistas attempt beach rebrand

Saudi designer Tima Abid got her start at a time when fashion shows were taboo and tourism, apart from religious pilgrimages, was almost nonexistent in the Gulf kingdom. Taking in preparations for Abid's show, Saudi designer Alanoud Badr of Lady Fozaza compared the kingdom favourably to a more established island locale.


Essential things people forget before their holiday according to a travel expert


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.


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.


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.


14 famous artworks that might be frauds

From reported Rembrandts to potential Pollocks, discover the supposed masterpieces that have got the art world divided.


The best dog-friendly venues on the KZN South Coast

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


When Northern Lights could be visible in the UK again

The Northern Lights, or Aurora Borealis, are expected to be visible again in the UK soon and could even be seen more regularly in years to come. After a severe solar storm, the beautiful, rare phenomenon was visible throughout the UK and even as far south as France on May 10 and 11. These breathtaking displays occur when charged particles collide w...


Scientists discover metal from the 'lost city of Atlantis'

It’s tempting to imagine that the world was once home to mythical lands of beauty and abundance whose streets were lined with gold. Well, if Plato is to be believed, it’s not gold they were lined with but orichalcum. At least, in the case of Atlantis. According to the iconic Greek philosopher, the fire-coloured metal was second in value only to gol...


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...


Collection of paintings on District Six evoke haunting memories

Artworks showcasing the artistic legacy and life of artist Derek Drake will be available for viewing next week.


Europe's prettiest hilltop towns and villages

Europe is blessed with numerous picture-perfect hilltop towns and villages. Most are centuries old, having been established during the Middle Ages as strategic hubs during times of conflict and turmoil. As rural centers for horticulture, these destinations were celebrated for their cultivation of olives, wine, and other produce. Today, many of these places serve as popular tourist destinations, blessed as they are with outstanding architecture and a tangible sense of tradition. In fact, if you're planning to explore the continent, make sure to include some of these scenic highlights in your travel itinerary. Already packed? Click through and find out where to go and what to see.


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.


Discover Math - a new culinary gem in Waterfall Corner that celebrates community, legacy, and togetherness

Nestled in the heart of the trendy Waterfall area, Math Restaurant is not just a dining destination - it's a meeting place where history and modernity come together.


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?


The most dangerous (and the safest) countries for female travelers

In an attempt to determine which countries are the most dangerous for female travelers, husband and wife journalists Asher and Lyric Fergusson studied and ranked the 50 most popular countries amongst tourists. The data was compiled using sources ranging from the 2018 Gallup World Poll to Equal Measures 2030's Gender Advocates Data Hub. The Fergusson's Women’s Danger Index ranked each country based on eight factors: street safety for women, intentional homicide of women, non-partner sexual violence, intimate partner sexual violence, legal discrimination, global gender gap, gender inequality index, and violence against women attitudes. Using these metrics, their list of the 20 most dangerous countries for women emerges. Intrigued? Take a look at their findings by clicking through the following gallery.


Champion climber eager to fly SA flag at Paris Olympics

The 22-year-old, who recently was conferred with a cum laude degree in marine biology from Edith Cowan University in Perth, said the love for climbing started at the tender age of nine.


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.


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 .