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Go with the flow: 10 tiny floating homes for a laid-back lifestyle

From untethered homes that can travel wherever the wind takes you, to moored micro retreats that provide tranquil living quarters with dreamy scenery, the world’s best floating tiny homes.


44 Best Southern Cities To Retire If You Have Just $500,000 Saved

You might think you need at least a cool million dollars in the bank to retire in the style you want to -- especially if you're considering retirement in one of the charming cities in the South, where...


13 Beautiful City Skyline Photos Snapped Around the World

Dazzling views from the top await.


30 Rare Photographs Taken at Chateau Marmont

The iconic Hollywood hotel has been a favorite among celebrities for nearly 100 years.


34 Rare Vintage Photos of The Plaza Hotel

It’s always been the place to be.


How to Transform Your Outdoor Space Into a Cozy Place to Hang Out

Make it instantly more inviting.


The Best Winery In Every State

Calling all wine connoisseurs!


No wonder Shenzhen is drawing diners and shoppers from Hong Kong – it is close by, clean and food is much cheaper

Shenzhen, once known for fake designer bags and mystery meat, has come far in recent years and now has good food hygiene. It's much cheaper than Hong Kong, too It's no surprise Hong Kong residents flock there, causing restaurants at home to miss out. The price imbalance doesn't look like ending any time soon A few weeks ago, I went up to Shenzhen f...


These Dog-Friendly Hotels Will Pamper Your Pup in Luxury

Save this for your next road trip.


Secret Spitfire engineer Norman Parker dies

Mr Parker worked throughout the war repairing crashed Wellington bombers and Spitfires.


I'm a luxury hotel manager - and these are the do's and don'ts of hotel freebies, from the ones you can take, to the items you MUST leave in the room

The rules are revealed by Simon Steele, General Manager at luxury Lake District hotel Armathwaite Hall. He also divulges the strangest items that guests have tried to take.


Indigenous America's most sacred landmarks

The most sacred sites in America number some of the nation's most cherished landmarks and natural wonders. Of considerable cultural and spiritual significance to indigenous peoples long before the arrival of European settlers, these locations served as places of habitation, scenes of ceremony, and burial grounds for prehistoric tribes and Native Americans. They were also seen as the embodiment of ancient gods, and worshipped accordingly. Today, many of these locales have been preserved as national monuments, with some designated as UNESCO World Heritage Sites. So, where in the US can you find the most revered destinations? Click through and seek out indigenous America's most evocative landmarks.


Universal's Sky Studios Elstree Hosts ‘Wicked,' ‘Jurassic Park' Sequels in Expanding Overseas Production Footprint

With vibrant green carpets no doubt already having been sourced for its various global premieres, "Wicked" is expected to be one of the biggest movie events this winter. It certainly ticks all the necessary boxes - a major musical adaptation of one of the world's most successful stage shows and featuring an all-star cast led by […]


Ranked: America's tastiest old-school pies that should REALLY be on your bucket list

From a sensational Key lime pie in Florida to a chocolate meringue creation in Mississippi, here we reveal where you can try the most historic – and delicious – pies in America.


Is purgatory mentioned in the Bible?

Many of us are familiar with the concepts of heaven and hell, but how about purgatory? What is it, really? Is this some space in-between, like a waiting room for sinful souls who haven’t earned a direct ticket to heaven? And if so, how does one end up there? Plus, is it even mentioned in the Bible? In this gallery, we delve into the history of purgatory. Click on to learn all about it.


Want to Keep Deer From Eating Your Garden? Here's What to Plant

If Bambi likes to visit your garden, this list is for you.


13 Amusement Parks in the U.S. That Are Completely Free to Enter

A few even charge you nothing for parking and entertainment. Amusement parks are synonymous with so many wonderful things: fun in the sun, rollercoasters and carousels, games galore and delicious food. And all in a colorful, jubilant, family-friendly setting. The only issue? Joy like that does not typically come cheap. Or can it? Well, at these 13 amusement parks across the U.S., from the Golden to the Garden States, you can save on one very important front: entry. While the vast majority of amusement parks — including Walt Disney World, Universal Studios and Busch Gardens — require tickets just to walk through the gates, these resorts and parks do not. Of course, if you want to ride the rides or snack on the snacks, you'll still have to open your wallet. (A good thing can only go so far!) But if you're someone who's more about the vibes than the rides, this is the list for you. Make sure you scroll to the bottom: There's one very famous park that's about to go "open gate" with its water parks for guests staying on property. (Hint: It's home to a special mouse!)


Are These Bucket List Trips Actually Worth The Hype?

You might just have to see it to believe it.


The 20 Best Luggage Brands Worth Investing In

From Samsonite to Rimowa, Tumi to Away—here's what you need to know about each one.


These famous natural wonders happened by accident

These tourist attractions are extraordinary marvels that came into existence unexpectedly, either through human intervention or strange natural occurrences. They are precious treasures that never fail to astonish visitors from across the globe. Let's explore these remarkable wonders that emerged by total accident. Click through the gallery to get started.


6 Things to Know About Travel Insurance for Extreme Sports and Outdoor Adventure Coverage (2024)

We all know friends who are adrenaline junkies. Those who get kicks out of taking crazy risks and going on wild adventures all around the world. Heck, maybe you're thinking: That's me. We all know how important travel insurance is, but if you’re planning a ski trip, scuba diving trip or something even crazier than that, then you need to know which travel insurance cover extreme sports and outdoor adventure. Here are 6 things you need to pay...


An Inside Look at Jeff Bezos’ $500 Million Superyacht and What It Costs To Keep It Afloat

Cliché but true, the second-richest man on the planet, according to Forbes, owns the tallest sailing yacht in the world. In fact, the 417-foot Koru is so big, it has its own 250-foot support vessel....


'It took me an hour and a half': Passenger describes UK airport outage

'It took me an hour and a half': British passenger describes UK airport outage. Sam Morter, 32, described his painful journey back home when a nationwide airport outage affected passport control, and caused long queues at Border Control.


When World War II visited North America

When talking about enemy attacks on US soil during the Second World War, most people refer to the bombing of Pearl Harbor. The infamous military strike by the Imperial Japanese Navy ultimately led to America declaring war on Japan. But even before those dark events of December 7, 1941, the country was being infiltrated by German spies. Bombardments and incursions by Axis forces on and into North American territory followed. But few people are able to recall these small-scale campaigns that saw the enemy directly target the nation and in some cases actually operate within American and Canadian borders. So, what are these little-known encounters, and when did they take place? Click through and discover all about when World War II visited North America.


Napa Valley's elite vineyards stop wine being sold at bargain prices

Napa Valley's most elite wineries are panicking over their reputations being ruined as their fine wine is sold at discount prices.


Terrifying urban legends from Japan

Japan is a country with a rich cultural history, embellished through an extensive canon of folklore that ties in traditional spiritual beliefs and legends passed down and matured through generations. Japanese folklore is already full of tales of spirits and demons, but modern Japan has developed its own unique style of urban legend, which inspired horror movie classics like 'The Ring' (2002) and 'The Grudge' (2004). Stories of vengeful spirits lurking in everyday locations like school bathrooms and quiet train stations are part of the social education for most children growing up in Japan! The scariest thing about many of these trippy tales is that they can be traced back to horrifying real-life events, such as deadly accidents and brutal murders. Naturally, you may be curious! Click through the following gallery for a rundown of the most terrifying urban legends to come from Japan.


Israeli tourist, 22, suffers deadly fall in Rio de Janeiro

Alma Bohadana, 22, and another foreigner were walking on a street in the Rio de Janeiro town of Santa Teresa on Monday when they were frightened by the sight of a motorcycle.


Kuala Lumpur beats Singapore as the best destination for remote work

SINGAPORE: Kuala Lumpur beats Singapore as the best destination for remote work. While Singapore has... The post Kuala Lumpur beats Singapore as the best destination for remote work appeared first on The Independent Singapore News - Latest Breaking News


10 of America’s Best Water Parks

Make a splash at these fun-filled oases.


Hidden gems of Eastern Europe

Eastern Europe beckons with hidden gems waiting to be discovered. For those seeking a unique adventure, this list unveils the region's best-kept secrets, promising a tapestry of culture, history, and natural beauty that will redefine your travel experiences. Ready? Swipe through to unlock the glorious beauty that lies within Eastern Europe.


Goats help clear Austin shoreline

The Trail Conservancy in Austin, Texas, hired Rent-A-Ruminant of Brownwood to provide 85 goats to be used as a source of vegetation management in overgrown and hard to reach areas of the Lady Bird Lake shoreline on May 7, 2024.


The most architecturally interesting buildings in the world

Embark on a captivating journey discovering remarkable buildings that stand the test of time—from ancient wonders, to cutting-edge marvels. These structures not only transcend temporal boundaries, but also reshape our understanding of design, reflecting the ingenuity and creativity woven throughout human history. Ready? Click on to discover the most architecturally interesting buildings in the world.


Do you dare drive on the highest roads in the world?

Nature presents us with some formidable obstacles, not least the incredible mountain ranges found scattered across the world. These precipitous and often remote regions are some of the most inaccessible on the planet. But even here you can find roads that climb the steepest of slopes to conquer the tallest of peaks. Indeed, these high altitude mountain passes represent some of the greatest engineering achievements of the modern age—and a motoring challenge that tests even the most daring and experienced of drivers. So, what are the highest points on Earth accessible by car? Click through and take the high road!


These Norwegian churches are the last of their kind in the world

Nestled in the hills and valleys of Norway’s hostile climate are a series of medieval buildings that are testaments to the test of time. These are the country’s stave churches, and they are significant not only in their architectural splendor, but also in their rich history. What's more, there are only 28 of them left in the whole world! Intrigued? Click through this gallery as we take a closer look at each of them.


Amazing images of beautiful and enigmatic owls

Who doesn't like owls, those big-faced, wide-eyed birds with their familiar hooting, tooting, whistling calls, and eerily silent flight? Cute and lovable, but mysterious and spooky too, owls number over 200 incredibly varied species and are found on every continent except Antarctica. Click through this gallery and take a look at these enigmatic birds, which are among some of the most beautiful creatures on the planet.


There's a New Gatorade Flavor — and It's Only at Circle K

BRB, heading to Circle K.


Famous immigrants who make America great

America was, and continues to be, built by immigrants. A melting pot of different cultures and influences shaped the country and made it into the great nation that it is today. Many of these immigrants became prominent figures in the US, and indeed around the world. From Hollywood stars to politicians, in this gallery we list some of the immigrants who make America great. Click on!


Italy bans NGO planes from using airports close to migrant routes

ROME (Reuters) - Italy said on Tuesday that planes used by charities to track migrant boats in difficulty would no longer be able to fly from airports on the islands of Sicily, Pantelleria and Lampedusa that are close to the shipping routes. The decision, announced by the Italian Civil Aviation Authority (ENAC), will make it much harder for non-governmental groups like Sea Watch to use its small


You didn’t know these customs were offensive in some countries

Yes, the Swedish really don't serve food to guests, and you shouldn't be offended about it. Way worse is going to Lebanon and refusing the food they offer you. In a growing global culture of travel and tourism, it's important to remember that our seemingly normal actions, words, and gestures may not be so normal in other countries. In fact, there are a surprising amount of common customs that are offensive in other countries. Whether you're taking a trip soon or you're just interested in how internationally offensive you are, check out this gallery to see what's rude around the world.


20 celebrities who own private jets

With an increased focus on environmentalism in Hollywood, owning a private jet has gone from being a status symbol to being something celebrities get shamed for. While no one expects to be sitting next to A-listers in economy on a flight, there’s still the hope that those with millions to spend aren’t indulging on short flights across town. That said, at least a few celebrities own private jets that they use to varying degrees.


Horrifying behind-the-scenes stories from Disney parks

Over the years, some incredibly strange and disturbing tales have appeared on the internet about this supposed children's paradise. Explore this gallery to uncover some of the most outrageous revelations shared by Disney employees on Reddit, shedding light on the unusual challenges they face during a typical day in the endlessly intriguing world of Disney theme parks.


Gilyard Cottage Hutment for the Tybee Island Black History Trail dedicated

The Gilyard Cottage Hutment for the Tybee Island Black History Trail was dedicated on Tuesday. See photos from the event.


The 15 Best Mother-Daughter Trips to Take Together

Celebrate mom more than once a year with these curated trips!


Global gateways: exploring countries with the easiest citizenship options

Does the allure of living abroad call to you? Have you thought more about leaving your home country and pursuing life elsewhere but find yourself stumped at how to accomplish this? While citizenship in other countries can be challenging in many ways, this guide will sort through the countries where it’s comparatively easier to get citizenship. From the different types of citizenship options to exactly where you can move and the respective general requirements for each, you’ll have the knowledge and power to choose which option works best with your goals and life circumstances. Start planning your new life today! Click through this gallery to explore where you might call home next.


Asylum seekers pay thousands to enter Ireland as they are 'much safer'

There were a total of 85 tents lined up between Mount Street Bridge and Huband Bridge yesterday afternoon - a figure that has doubled in less than a week.


New Mexico couple granted $1.2m in gifts by genie lamp found in desert

Ron Novak and Michelle Bush spent around three months across two trips in Dallas to find the hidden lamp as part of a competition run by Treasure Games company.


How many of these long lost airports do you remember?

From the airports that made aviation history to white elephants that had to be abandoned, here are some of the most intriguing former airports around the world.


World's first hydrogen superyacht linked to Bill Gates hits high seas

The new eco-friendly 'mothership' yacht must chill its hydrogen fuel at an extraordinary -423.4 degrees Fahrenheit in order to store the gas as a liquid, the boatmakers said


Bristol Airport hit by nationwide e-gate outage

Passengers at Bristol Airport have seen queue times of about 40 minutes because of the situation.


12 unique buildings in Germany that are simply WEIRD

Germany is home to its fair share of amazing architecture, but what about the properties that have become famous for very different reasons? From a cartoon-esque apartment building in Brunswick, to an upside-down home in Trassenheide, these might just be the most bonkers buildings in Germany.