Thrills in the hills: You don’t need to be a mountaineer to enjoy Shropshire’s gentle hikes

Thrills in the hills: You don't need to be a mountaineer to enjoy Shropshire's gentle hikes

Thes Daily Mail’s Steve Thomas discovers some wonderful walks in the Shropshire Hills. ‘The scenery is awe-inspiring – some of the prettiest in all of England,’ he says. Daily Mail UK is my favorite newspaper, always has the latest news and the best of journalism. Read here the full story: Daily Mail Travel Thrills in… Continue reading Thrills in the hills: You don’t need to be a mountaineer to enjoy Shropshire’s gentle hikes

New glass observation deck opens to public in NYC

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New York’s new observation decks are transforming urban tourism, catering to travelers seeking memorable experiences beyond mere sightseeing. These decks offer immersive elements and spectacular views, encouraging connections with the iconic skyline. Their popularity reflects a broader trend in tourism, focusing on emotional engagement and unique perspectives in city exploration.

Mosaic floors from the 1,500-year-old lost ‘Church of the Apostles’ are discovered in Israel

The stunning mosaic flooring was designed with tiny yellow, red and orange tiles and includes inscriptions written in ancient Greek. The Church of the Apostles was destroyed in 725 AD. Daily Mail UK is my favorite newspaper, always has the latest news and the best of journalism. Read here the full story: Daily Mail Travel… Continue reading Mosaic floors from the 1,500-year-old lost ‘Church of the Apostles’ are discovered in Israel

Across Kazakhstan by rail – a photo essay

Photographer Mario Heller spent three weeks crossing the steppe by train. Here is his journey through the stories of the passengers, the history of the country and the romance of the railway The Guardian Travel always has the latest news and the best of journalism. Read here the full story: The Guardian Travel Across Kazakhstan… Continue reading Across Kazakhstan by rail – a photo essay

‘Snooze Bus’ helps tired passengers fall asleep

'Snooze Bus' helps tired passengers fall asleep

Tired Hong Kongers have a new way to catch up on sleep by traveling on the ‘Snooze Bus’. Passengers buy tickets for a five hour journey where the main aim is to take a nap. (Oct. 21) USA Today Travel always has the latest news and the best of journalism. Read here the full story:… Continue reading ‘Snooze Bus’ helps tired passengers fall asleep

Inside the creaky York pub that’s the birthplace of Guy Fawkes

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Carlton Reid checked into the shabby-chic Guy Fawkes Inn, which is on the site where the would-be revolutionary was born in 1570. Then he explored York’s magical medieval streets… Daily Mail UK is my favorite newspaper, always has the latest news and the best of journalism. Read here the full story: Daily Mail Inside the… Continue reading Inside the creaky York pub that’s the birthplace of Guy Fawkes

Hot tickets for half-term: great ways to spend the October break

A family enjoys various autumn activities together, from walking in the woods to pumpkin carving and roasting marshmallows.

What To Do in UK United Kingdom? Looking for half-term inspiration? From Halloween chills that spark excitement and creativity, like pumpkin carving and spooky storytelling, to safari thrills that ignite a sense of adventure in the great outdoors, we round up the best family-friendly activities that cater to all interests. Whether you’re drawn to frightening… Continue reading Hot tickets for half-term: great ways to spend the October break

Travel Europe – high-value European destinations beyond the expensive hotspots

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Travel Europe – high-value European destinations beyond the expensive hotspots – Travelers are increasingly seeking authentic and meaningful experiences in Europe, favoring less commercialized destinations over popular hotspots like Paris and Barcelona. Southern and Eastern Europe provide accessible options with rich local culture, gastronomy, and scenic beauty. This trend reflects a shift towards quality, atmosphere, and emotional engagement rather than merely luxury or prestige.

Why is there a giant puppet walking from Syria to the UK?

Little Amal is a 3.5-metre-tall puppet of a young refugee girl. She is stopping in Paris on her way to the UK. Euronews Travel always has the latest news and the best of journalism. Read here the full story: Euronews Travel Why is there a giant puppet walking from Syria to the UK? Monaco All… Continue reading Why is there a giant puppet walking from Syria to the UK?

A global first links 13 of Scotland’s Unesco cities and sites in a digital trail

From Edinburgh to St Kilda, destinations in Scotland are being promoted as part of a sustainable tourism drive timed for COP26 The Guardian Travel always has the latest news and the best of journalism. Read here the full story: The Guardian Travel A global first links 13 of Scotland’s Unesco cities and sites in a… Continue reading A global first links 13 of Scotland’s Unesco cities and sites in a digital trail