Food and Drink

Is Beloved Dive Bar Lucy’s Reopening?

The owner of Le Dive has filed a liquor license application for the East Village space

#LifeWanders in Hong Kong: The ‘Under Parallel Skies’ adventure

Call it a happy accident. Our shuttle dropped us at the wrong spot—the K11 Art Mall—which was about 800 meters away from our target destination, the K11 Musea in Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon. There was no choice but to walk and take the chance to burn some calories we’ve accumulated in the past three days of trying different menus in Hong Kong. Looking a...

At-risk museum boosted by popular exhibition

Dorset Museum and Art Gallery credits its success to a display celebrating sculptor Elisabeth Frink.

The most haunted places in every U.S. state

The United States is teeming with paranormal activity. Many historical places are said be haunted, but other, more unassuming locations, are also home to otherworldly phenomena. If you are into ghost hunting and want to visit a haunted location, where should you head to first? Hopefully you'll find the answer in this gallery. Here we list the most haunted places in every state. Click on and happy ghost hunting!

Dog bans on some Guernsey beaches come into force

The States of Guernsey said most of the island's beaches were dog friendly during the summer months.

The top destinations to visit during spring

Are you planning to travel this spring? Still deciding where? Beautiful scenery and good weather are absolute musts. So, where in the world can you find this? Discover some great spots in this fun gallery!

10 ‘Second Cities’ Where Your Paycheck Goes Farther

Sure, nobody goes around boasting, "We're Number Two!" But in certain circumstances, coming in second has its advantages. That's particularly true for U.S. cities that don't rank among the biggest in...

The Bizarre Reason Why A 65-Foot Hot Dog Is In Times Square

We can't believe this is real.

Move over, New York and San Francisco, the US's major job hubs are now cities like Charleston and Hilton Head, South Carolina

As people have fled expensive coastal cities for cheaper housing and cost of living in the Sunbelt in particular, employers have followed.

Where to Eat and Drink for Cinco de Mayo in Las Vegas

Celebrate with parties, tacos, and drink specials

Spain warning for UK tourists as beach bars could be banned at popular resorts

The Ministry of Ecological Transition in Madrid, Spain is currently looking at a law which would affect homes, bars and hotels located within the "at-risk boundary" of a beach

Flyer who threatened to 'mess up' plane fined £16k

Alexander MacDonald, from Chelmsford, fell out with his travelling partner and caused a disturbance.

Threat of fines for taking shells from beach

Shells and pebbles are a natural barrier protecting shores from coastal erosion, a council says.

Airbus A380 belonging to new airline that promises 'a return to the golden age of travel' touches down in Glasgow, marking the first time the city has welcomed a superjumbo

Global Airlines, founded in 2021 by Briton James Asquith, hailed the arrival of its superjumbo in Scotland as a 'momentous moment', one that 'signalled a significant milestone being reached'.

Nintendo’s Orlando theme park will have Yoshi and Donkey Kong rides

Florida’s upcoming Epic Universe park is getting both Super Mario Land and Donkey Kong Country on opening day.

An airline startup with plans to fly A380s between London and New York made its first transatlantic flight

Global Airlines CEO James Asquith said: "There were moments when I thought the aircraft would not make it out of America."

Carl Friderik and Hackett London’s suitcase collaboration shows how to travel in style

Carl Friedrik collaborates with Hackett London on stylish suitcases and carry-on bags

America's most stunning spring destinations on a budget

The trees are budding, the flowers are blooming, and wanderlust is in the air. For those who want to book a spring break trip that doesn't involve raging parties, here are some of the most beautiful towns to get lost this season.

Birders aflutter over rare blue rock thrush: Is the sighting confirmed? Was there another?

Michael Sanchez could be the first person to successfully record a blue rock thrush anywhere in the United States if his photos are verified.

Silicon Roundabout is still the spiritual home of London tech 15 years on

Silicon Roundabout is still the spiritual home of London tech 15 years on - Rents for good quality space around the Old Street’s tech cluster have increased by 70% in the last 15 years

High-paying jobs that let you travel the world

You may have a passion for travel but find yourself lacking the time to go on adventures due to your work schedule. The good news is that nowadays you can combine work and travel in many different areas—and actually make good money. From travel blogger to diplomat, browse through the gallery to see the high-paying jobs that allow you travel the world.

Air France, Lufthansa Group airlines part of EU greenwashing probe

By Charlotte Van Campenhout BRUSSELS (Reuters) -Air France, its Dutch arm KLM, and several Lufthansa Group airlines are among 20 carriers being investigated by the European Union for potential greenwashing, the companies told Reuters. The Lufthansa Group airlines under investigation are Brussels Airlines, Lufthansa, SWISS, Austrian Airlines, Air Dolomiti and Eurowings, the group said on Thursday

Queens of the high seas: Cunard's latest £500m liner Queen Anne arrives in Southampton ahead of first cruise - and she will be helmed by legendary firm's first female captain

The 14-deck vessel - the 249th ship to sail under the Cunard flag - was greeted by a water salute, having made her way to England's south coast from the Fincantieri Marghera shipyard in Venice, Italy.

Exceptional Miami experiences that don't involve partying

If you thought Miami is only made up of South Beach and wild parties, then prepare to be amazed. The city is a cornucopia of culture and that can be found in its music, art, food, and everything in between. Whether it be stunning murals, lush natural parks, or even a famous castle, if you want it then Magic City has got it. Based on a list from Hostelworld, check out the following gallery to uncover magical Miami destinations that deserve far more attention.

Crisis averted: all you need to know about airplane turbulence

Turbulence is a challenging weather phenomenon that can frighten even the most frequent of flyers. And while modern commercial airliners are fully equipped to withstand all types of turbulence and are flown by pilots trained to safely operate a plane during such an event, a rough, bumpy, and unsteady flight is an uncomfortable and unnerving experience. Indeed, it's no fun at all. So, what exactly is turbulence, how is it caused, and what measures can be taken to reduce its effects? Buckle up and click through this gallery to find out!

Bomb threat at NAIA delays a flight to Japan

MANILA, Philippines — An alleged bomb threat delayed a flight of the Philippine Airlines (PAL) bound for Japan on Wednesday, the BI said on Thursday. According to the BI in a statement, authorities at Ninoy Aquino International Airport received the bomb threat through a call from an unidentified person. READ: BI arrests Chinese national bound for Hong Kong The passengers were then evacuated while the airport personnel checked the PAL aircraft...

Best Travel Credit Cards for Beginners of May 2024

5 Best Beginner Travel Credit Cards in 2024 Best Overall: Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card Why we chose it: The Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card is a great starter travel card with elevated rewards on travel and dining, lots of options for redeeming your points and a suite of useful travel protections—all wrapped up in a annual […] The post Best Travel Credit Cards for Beginners of May 2024 first appeared on Newsweek Vault.

Costa Coffee unveils brand new summer food and drinks menu

Costa Coffee has today launched its UK summer food and drinks menu, filled with delicious new and returning favourites - including flavours inspired by Middle Eastern cuisines.

Hotels face straining room supply as PH tourist arrivals surge

The hotel industry might struggle to keep up with demand this year because more foreign tourists are coming in than there are new hotels being built. Leechiu Property Consultants Inc. mentioned in their recent report that tourist arrivals in the first quarter of the year went up by 18 percent compared to last year, reaching 1.66 million. This is the highest number of arrivals in a single quarter since the pandemic began. “The introduction of...

Disney World attraction to feature paintings of veterans by George W. Bush

"Portraits of Courage: A Commander's Tribute to America's Warriors" will be on display at EPCOT starting on June 9. The attraction will be open for 12 months.

Call for history buffs to mount vandalism patrols

Historian Scott Duffin wants a city-centre presence after vandalism to buildings and monuments.

The Complicated Ethics of Rare-Book Collecting

Literary treasures are too often hidden away from the public—but the world of private collecting isn’t all bad.

Herculaneum scrolls could reveal secrets about Socrates, expert says

Scientists are using clever scanning techniques to identify the Greek text written within the ancient Herculaneum scrolls in Naples - without having to unroll the fragile 'papyrus' pages.

I'm a flight attendant - these are the packing hacks I've learnt from 16 years of working in plane cabins (including why you should avoid cases with hard shells and four wheels)

To help lessen the holiday stress, retailer House of Fraser partnered with Air France flight attendant Emilie Cooke-Martageix and asked her to share her packing tips.

Jetstar launches massive sale with flights as little as $29

The low-budget airline has dropped its second massive sale within days as part of the celebrations by discounting 29,000 flights to as low as $29 each.

Biden Expands Pair of California Monuments in Conservation Push

President Joe Biden will expand two national monuments in California on Thursday, protecting nearly 120,000 additional acres from development as part of a White House goal to designate more land and water for conservation than any previous administration.

Things to do in London this bank holiday weekend (May 3 – 6)

Things to do in London this bank holiday weekend (May 3 – 6) - From new restaurant openings to the latest art exhibitions, here’s everything to eat, see and do this long weekend

Chinatown Museum Has Souvenir Stamps For You to Collect

Here’s something to look for when visiting the museum.

KVAC Now Accepts Mailed-In Korean Visa Forms Nationwide

No need to travel all the way to BGC.

The best songs for each US state

From east to west, and north to south, the US has produced some of the best songs in the world. And many of these tunes have been written about the nation itself. Or, more specifically, about the different states. With artists singing about their birthplaces and songwriters telling wild tales about cowboys, these songs will allow you to travel around the whole country. Click on to discover 50 tracks that capture the spirit of America like nothing else.

Travellers' land excavation halted by court order

Earth removal works on a hillside are forced to pause amid people's landslip fears.

How popular destinations are fighting overtourism

Tourism is bigger than ever before. In recent years, the number of travelers has increased exponentially across the globe, and many cities and attractions are completely overrun by tourists. But when locals begin to suffer the consequences of mass tourism, it's time to re-evaluate and adopt measures to curb overtourism. This is exactly what many governments are doing. From tourist taxes to bans and restrictions, in this gallery, you'll get to know how popular destinations are fighting overtourism. Click through to get started.

Booking.com is offering cheap vacation deals to Cancún, Paris, and Los Angeles

Now through September 30, Booking.com is offering travelers huge travel discounts on stays in destinations like Istanbul, Dubai, and Orlando.

The highest observatory in the world just opened in Chile

The University of Tokyo Atacama Observatory has been in the works for 26 years.

Canada reconsiders travel advisory for Bukidnon, Misamis Oriental

MANILA, Philippines — Bukidnon and Misamis Oriental are no longer on the list of provinces that Canadian citizens were advised to ”avoid all travel.” In an updated travel advisory on May 1, Canada said its nationals should avoid “non-essential travel” to the two provinces. All travel should continue to be avoided, according to the advisory, to Basilan, Cotabato, Lanao del Sur, Lanao del Norte, Maguindanao, Misamis Occidental, Sarangani, South...

Do you want an early hotel check-in? Here's what is happening behind the scenes.

At hotels, housekeepers are the biggest and, arguably, the most important department. Here's a behind-the-scenes look at their hard work.

Find the ideal American city for you, based on your personality

With 50 states and thousands of municipalities, the United States offers a diverse range of options for people of all preferences. Individuals who share similar interests and preferences often gravitate towards locations that provide their desired lifestyle, such as abundant sunshine or a wide selection of wines. Curious? Visit the gallery to discover the ideal destinations that best suit your personality and preferences.

Stay in the house from 'Up': Airbnb unveils new Icons category with one-of-a-kind listings

Airbnb revealed its Icons category on Wednesday, a collection of unique stays and experiences.

Tourists evacuated from Kenya’s Maasai Mara amid flooding

NAIROBI, Kenya — Tourists were evacuated by air from Kenya’s Maasai Mara national reserve Wednesday after more than a dozen hotels, lodges and camps were flooded as heavy rains battered the country. Tourist accommodation facilities were submerged after a river within the Maasai Mara broke its banks early Wednesday. The reserve, in southwestern Kenya, is a popular tourist destination because it features the annual wildebeest migration from the...

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