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The 3 Most Satisfying Hotel Chains in America, Ranked by Guests

Is your favorite hotel on the list, or is a better vacation experience in reach?


25 essential hacks for your next Disney trip

Get ready for your magical trip with these top travel tips from seasoned Disney addicts.


Father’s plan to swap aisle seats with a plane passenger backfires: ‘Never switch’

Father’s plan to swap aisle seats with a plane passenger backfires: ‘Never switch’ - ‘Airplane etiquette is crazy,’ woman says


The American Airlines AAdvantage® Program Elevates Your Golf Travels

If you’re like most golf travelers, you pay very close attention to airline travel rewards programs. You take notes about the carriers that charge extra to travel with clubs. At the same time, you take similar notes about airlines that cater to your golf lifestyle, like American Airlines. Being rewarded for the money you choose to spend can go a lo...


Do you live in one of the coolest neighborhoods in the world?

Time Out magazine recently published its list of the 40 coolest neighborhoods in the world. For the sixth year running, the magazine surveyed over 12,000 people in this year's shortlist, including city-dwellers and local experts. The best districts were rated based on fun, food, culture, and community. In this gallery you'll find a condensed version of the magazine's coveted list. Click on to see if you live in one of the world's coolest neighborhoods.


Airbnb reveals stunning UP house and other movie-inspired homes

Airbnb launched its new 'Icons' collection on Wednesday where lucky guests will get the chance to live out their imaginations in movie-inspired homes, including one from Disney's UP.


Bonza breaks promise to customers after budget airline cancelled all its flights and had its planes repossessed

The airline was placed into voluntary administration on Tuesday hours after all of their flights were grounded and their fleet of Boeing 737 Max 8s repossessed.


The World's 50 Best Beaches 2024 have been announced

The USA, Italy and Australia dominate the rankings, while other little-known gems also get a look in...


Where Odysseus threw a barbecue: exploring Sicily’s Favignana island

I cycled into birdsong, into colour, the light glimmering against the white of the low stone walls. There was a spaciousness as I cycled, a lateral stretching of soundscape, big skies, birds fluting. I didn’t meet anyone else on the narrow lanes and had a sense of being completely alone on an island of 2,000 people. Is there anything happier than being on a bicycle early in the morning, heading to the sea? The Egadi archipelago off the...


The best cities in the world for music lovers

While most major cities around the world are recognized for a particular love of a genre or subgenre of music, there are certain cities that have a more established music center than others. From the classical scene of Vienna to the rhythmic rumba beats of Havana, each of these cities have great musical heritage, with some of the best venues and stylistic developments. So, no matter what genre you prefer, if you're a music lover then you'll for sure enjoy these destinations. Click on to discover more.


Clippers disavow billboard advertising flights from Dallas to Cancun

The Los Angeles Clippers are tempting fate ahead of their Game 5 showdown with the Dallas Mavericks.


Beautiful Cities in Greece That Deserve More Love

Don't overlook these hidden gems!


10 of the Most Unique Museums In the United States

Add these one-of-a-kind destinations to your travel bucket list.


The mysteries of the North Sea: a lost land bridge, a geopolitical crossroads, and a tourist haven

The North Sea—the northeastern arm of the Atlantic Ocean—is located between the British Isles and the mainland of northwestern Europe. Its waters have had a strong influence on European history, providing access for commerce and conflict. The sea is also the source of numerous myths and legends. Incredibly, however, the North Sea covers an area that was once terra firma, an enormous land bridge that connected Britain to continental Europe. Intrigued? Click through and find out more about how this sea was formed and the role it has played in geopolitical and military affairs, and its appeal as a tourism destination.


Ryan Blaney's Coca-Cola 600 defense takes on deeper meaning in Arlington National Cemetery visit

ARLINGTON, Va. — Ryan Blaney knew well in advance that a commemorative visit to Arlington National Cemetery had been on his daily planner. The notice gave him some time for anticipation, to gather his thoughts on what to expect in visiting one of the country’s most solemn places, where more than 400,000 of America’s service […]


Bizarre discoveries in the most unexpected places

Many fascinating discoveries have been made throughout the years, but sometimes they can be truly puzzling, especially when they're made in unlikely locations. Browse through this gallery and get to know some really weird things found in the most unexpected of places.


Major cities under threat from natural disasters

When selecting a place to live or visit, weather is an important factor to consider. Mediterranean countries are popular due to their warm waters, while Scandinavian nations enjoy their icy cold temperatures. However, there are some destinations that possess entirely different climates. Take Tokyo and New York City, for example. These attractive locations draw millions, but are also cities at high risk of natural disasters. There are supercities worldwide that are susceptible to typhoons, tsunamis, wildfires, and even earthquakes. To find out more about the places where nature's fury could strike at any moment, click through the gallery.


European cuisine: worst to best countries for foodies

There’s so many reasons we love to travel. In addition to seeing new sights and giving us a break from work, holidays give us the exciting chance to try new food. Cuisine is the gateway into a country’s culture and history. Spanish paella has ancient roots, and teaches us about the country’s Muslim history. Meanwhile, modern pizza was invented in Naples, and reflects the region's rich Neapolitan culture. European food has changed constantly since the fall of Rome, and countries have influenced each other in many ways. For example, croissants aren’t French, they came from Austria, according to historical reports. What’s more, fish and chips isn’t even a British dish! It’s believed the dish was carried over by Jewish immigrants from Spain and Portugal. With that said, Europe is defined by its different dishes and gastronomic cultures. Spain is heavily influenced by its gorgeous marisco, while the UK is perhaps best known as a melting pot of the world’s finest food. After all, it’s said that chicken tikka masala wasn’t born out of India, but Great Britain. Come explore the food of Europe—there’s gorgeous Dutch desserts, perfect French pastries, strong German sausage, and great Greek grub. There’s no better way to explore Europe than to first understand what they eat. Without further ado, here are Europe’s finest cuisines. Dig in!


Desperate search for Aussie brothers missing on Mexican surfing trip

Two West Australian brothers have vanished while on a surfing trip to Mexico, sparking a desperate search.


The history of the most iconic cabaret in the world

Moulin Rouge is one of the most famous cabarets in the world. Located in Paris, France, the theater was founded in 1889 and is the birthplace of the wild and riotous cancan dance. Over the years, Moulin Rouge has hosted some of the biggest names in show business, including Josephine Baker, Édith Piaf, Frank Sinatra, and Liza Minnelli. A venerated entertainment venue, the cabaret continues to draw thousands of visitors to Montmartre every year. Click through and raise the curtain over these memories of Moulin Rouge.


Frat boys at UNC Chapel Hill protect American flag

Footage emerged on social media showing the group of male students holding onto the stars and stripes during a protest on Tuesday.


The 'temporary' town terrorized by Big Tech

Clearview Village was once home to thousands of WW2 munitions workers. Today it is at risk of being obliterated completely by a nearby $4billion Panasonic plant.


The perfect travel partner for you, according to your star sign

Ever come back from a vacation and not felt as rested as you thought you would? Of course, there are many things that can go wrong when you're on vacation. Going with the wrong person or people, however, should not be one of them. Astrology tells us that we are more likely to enjoy and get the most out of our vacation if we go away with someone who has a compatible sign. With this in mind, check out the following gallery to find out which star sign makes for your ultimate travel companion.


Dog walking measures proposed for popular park

The council says the "hugely popular" park has seen an increase in commercial dog walking.


Disturbing animal facts that will creep you out

The world is full of fascinating animals that have unique characteristics. Some just happen to be pretty terrifying and strange! From eating their own eggs to cannibalism, these animals have some creepy behaviors that will make you cringe, and possibly never put your foot out in the wild ever again... Dare to discover some disturbing animal facts? Then check out this gallery for more.


World-famous ships you can still visit today

These are the best replicas of the world's most famous ships around the world, including museums and floating hotels.


The oldest, largest, and deepest lake in the world

The planet's largest and deepest freshwater lake is also its oldest. In fact, Lake Baikal is unique. Its sapphire-blue waters are considered among the clearest found anywhere, and the destination's scenic beauty, rich biodiversity, and indigenous Buryat culture make this magnificent natural wonder truly deserving of its UNESCO World Heritage status. Browse this gallery and find out more about the lake they call the "Pearl of Siberia."


20 of America's Best Historic Homes You Definitely Have to Visit

Yes, it's time to plan a trip!


The Old West's most wanted criminals

The American Frontier of the late 1800s and early 1900s is known as the Old West, a time and place romanticized for its freedom and feared for its violence in equal measure. Often referred to as the Wild West, this era saw an abundance of outlaws who made a living by robbing banks, stealing from trains, and ambushing stagecoaches. Some of these gunmen became legendary figures, their stories forever etched in American folklore. However, it's important to remember that most of these individuals were ruthless and brutal, living up to their reputations as dangerous gunfighters. These bandits, villains, fugitives, gunslingers, and desperados were some of the most wanted outlaws of the Wild West. Click through the gallery to get started. Click through the gallery to see them all.


Impressive facts about the Aztec Empire

The Aztec Empire is among the most famous Mesoamerican societies that existed before the arrival of Europeans. Formed by three city-states in the valley of Mexico (Tenochtitlan, Texcoco, and Tlacopan) the empire dominated the region for almost 100 years. The Aztecs were immensely advanced when it came to sophisticated technology and engineering techniques, which can be observed in ruins that are still scattered across modern Mexico. And they also invented chocolate! Want to discover more about the Aztec Empire? The check-out the following gallery.


This is where you should live in the USA based on your personality

With 50 states and thousands of municipalities, America has a little something for everyone. Like-minded people tend to gather near their essential elements, whether that be sunshine or a copious amount of wine, so check out this gallery based on a list by Culture Trip to see where is best for you, depending on your personality.


Get to know Sweden, one of the greenest countries in the world

Sweden, the largest country in Northern Europe, is a top Scandinavian destination. This pristine land of virgin forest, crystalline lakes, and thousands of rocky islands is an outdoor adventure playground. Stylish Stockholm serves as the nation's capital—regarded as one of the most inclusive and welcoming cities in the world! A year-round joy to visit, Sweden is as alluring in midwinter under a mantle of Arctic snow as it is in summer, when it's warmed by the midnight sun. So, when are you planning to go? Click through and discover rewarding ways to see Sweden.


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.


Hong Kong must better manage tourists’ expectations, industry veteran says after zest for Labour Day fireworks sputters out

A Hong Kong tourism industry veteran has urged authorities to better manage visitors’ expectations after some mainland Chinese travellers expressed disappointment over a fireworks display to mark the Labour Day “golden week” break. Official figures published on Thursday show more than 180,000 travellers from across the border headed to Hong Kong on Wednesday, the first day of the break. In an effort to welcome mainland visitors, the city’s...


The Best Solo Travel Destinations in the United States for an Unforgettable Adventure

Whether you're looking for nonstop activity or total relaxation. While traveling with friends and family can be a lot of fun, going somewhere alone has its perks. You get to choose everything — the destination, the hotel, the itinerary, the restaurants, how much money you spend and beyond. Only one opinion matters...yours. It's also a great way to push yourself out of your comfort zone, meet new people (if you so choose), unplug, rejuvenate and bask in moments of reflection — or even just escape reality for a few days. Whether you're planning your first adventure on your own or are a solo travel veteran, choosing a destination can be overwhelming, especially if you still have a lot of places to check off your bucket list. The good news is, you don't have to go far for the adventure or relaxation you crave, because there are plenty of options across the U.S. Weighing variables such as walkability, safety, self care opportunities, number of historic sites and museums and access to nature, we've come up with a list of the best places in the U.S. for solo travelers — ranging from mountain and beach destinations to small towns and large cities. Time to book your ticket for one, plan your itinerary (or don't, remember, it's your trip!) and answer to no one except yourself for a few days.


The deadliest passenger plane crashes ever

Even with ever-improving technology, we seem to have constant grim reminders of the catalog of air disasters recorded in the annals of commercial aviation. Sadly, few survive a plane crash, such is the destructive force of an event of this nature. And there have been some truly awful air accidents across the world. Click through and note some of the deadliest passenger plane crashes in history.


Who's really behind the campus protests?

Organized encampments have appeared across the country's most respected universities after first showing up at Columbia in New York City .


North America's most endangered animals

Venturing into the wild heart of North America, you'll find a variety of the country's most captivating yet endangered species. Imagine the thunderous herds of American Bison, the playful antics of the Florida Manatee, and the quiet resilience of the Red Wolf. Sadly, these incredible animals face a daily struggle for survival amidst the challenges of habitat loss and environmental change. This gallery isn't just a visual feast; it's a wake-up call to the urgent need for conservation. So, sit back, click through, and get ready to be both enchanted and enlightened by the natural wonders found in America's own backyard.


New identity: these countries changed their names

In 2019, Macedonia changed its name. The Balkan country became the Republic of North Macedonia after a prolonged disagreement with Greece. However, this is not an isolated case. Many other nations have also experienced their own identity transformations. Have you heard of New Holland? Upper Peru? The United Kingdom of the Netherlands? These countries may not be familiar to you, but they did exist at some point in history. Curious? Click through this gallery to find out which countries have undergone name changes.


Wheelchair-friendly? The destinations with the best accessibility facilities

Accessibility is an issue that is still rife across most urban landscapes. But did you know that there are many cities across the globe that have spent much time and money investing in making their attractions more wheelchair-friendly? If there's somewhere you've always wanted to go but that worries about accessibility have held you back from, then think again! Here is a list of the cities that offer the best options for those with mobility restrictions. Click on to discover them all.


Lovers & Friends Festival 2024: How to Get Tickets Without Spending a Fortune

Usher's annual Lovers & Friends Festival returns to Las Vegas on Saturday, May 4.


The most peaceful countries to live in

In this gallery, we invite you to step into a world where nations vie for the coveted title of Earth's Zen Master, a realm where tranquility reigns supreme. Join us on an exploration of the Global Peace Index, a fascinating journey into the heart of serenity. Discover the delicate balance of peace in a world where harmony is both the destination and the journey. All of the countries listed here are committed to creating a stable and comfortable environment in which their citizens are allowed to thrive and grow without the worry of crime and the threat of danger. Without further ago, click on to discover the most peaceful countries in the world.


30 breathtaking natural phenomena

Imagine standing under the Aurora Borealis, its colors painting the sky, or walking beside the surreal, wave-like rock formations of The Wave in Arizona. Ever seen a river turn into a mirror or witnessed the eerie beauty of trees shrouded in spiderwebs? Each image in this gallery not only showcases nature's artistry but also reminds us of the endless surprises our planet holds. Ready to be amazed? Click through and let these wonders reconnect you with the awe-inspiring world we live in.


Explore Europe's cute little countries

Europe is a wonderful continent, filled with spectacular countries. Thing is, there are plenty of European nations that don't get their due shine. Europe's smallest states and countries are actually some of the continent's most interesting. Find out more about them in this fun gallery.


Hilarious moment Princess Olympia of Greece crawls through window

The model, 27, travelled to the Isle of Bute in Scotland last month to visit her friend Lady Lola Crichton-Stuart.


31 Western brands buying into China, from Apple to Adidas

From LEGO to American Express, see the famous Western firms that are investing in new factories and stores across China.


Step inside these hidden underground homes around the world

Check out these incredible underground homes that seamlessly blend in with their surroundings, from hobbit houses to 'iceberg' homes


How Europe is trying to catch up with America in terms of technology


No river, no airport, no farms: Largest countries without essential features

Most of the world is used to the idea of having airports, beaches, farms, and an army. But Earth is as vast and diverse as humans are resourceful. That means that people inhabit all corners of the world, including places that have no rivers, no forests, and no mountains. Browse the gallery and check out examples of the largest countries that don't have a feature or infrastructure that many take for granted.


Millionaire homeowners BAN hikers from stunning hillside

Wealthy Ventura, California, residents are furious over plans to formally introduce hiking trails at Mariano Rancho Preserve despite previously campaigning for them.