Brighton Pier for sale after visitor numbers fall
The 127-year-old Brighton Palace Pier has been put on the market. Owner Brighton Pier Group cites falling footfall and rising costs as key reasons for the sale. Read more.
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Brighton Pier for Sale After Visitor Numbers Fall
The historic Brighton Palace Pier is up for sale. Owner Brighton Pier Group cites falling visitor numbers and rising costs. Find out what this means for the future of this national treasure.
Brighton Palace Pier for sale as profits slump
Brighton's 126-year-old Palace Pier is on the market after a drop in tourists and rising costs. The owners hope for a summer sale to shape the future of this national treasure.
7 Reasons Your Child Wakes Before 6am
A UK health visitor explains the common causes of early rising in children and offers expert sleep solutions for exhausted parents. Discover how to reclaim your mornings.
Full list of new tourist taxes for 2026 revealed
A wave of new tourist taxes is set for 2026, from a £1.70 nightly fee in Bucharest to a hefty £23 charge in Los Angeles. See how your holiday could be affected.
Game of Thrones attraction reports £7.1m operating loss
Northern Ireland's Game of Thrones Studio Tour reveals a £7.1m trading loss over 15 months, despite strong visitor growth. Owners remain committed, pinning hopes on a new car park. Read the full story.
Las Vegas Visitor Numbers Plummet 10% in November
Las Vegas tourism slumps to new lows with a 10% drop in airport passengers, despite hosting a sold-out Grand Prix. Soaring prices blamed for driving visitors away. Explore the data.
Record Christmas Tree Chaos at National Trust's Cragside
A Guinness World Record Christmas tree at Cragside drew unprecedented crowds, forcing staff to close car parks and turn visitors away. Check before you travel.
Record-breaking Christmas tree causes visitor chaos at Cragside
A 44.7-metre world record Christmas tree at Cragside in Northumberland drew such huge crowds that car parks overflowed. Visitors were turned away. Plan your visit carefully.
4-Word Statement To Stop Toddlers' Naughty Behaviour
A UK health visitor shares her simple method using consequences, not punishment, to curb hitting, biting and running away in toddlers. Learn the key phrase.
EuroMillions & Thunderball Winning Numbers for 5 Dec
Check the winning EuroMillions and Thunderball numbers for Friday 5 December 2025. Did you win the £114 million jackpot or become a guaranteed millionaire?
National Lottery and Thunderball results for 3 December
The winning Lotto numbers for the £8.6m quadruple rollover jackpot on Wednesday 3 December have been announced. Discover if you've won a life-changing prize.
EuroMillions & Thunderball Results for Tuesday 2 December
Check the winning EuroMillions and Thunderball numbers for Tuesday 2 December 2025. A new £14 million jackpot was up for grabs. Did you win?
Lotto Results: Four Winners Share £4 Million Prize
Saturday's National Lottery draw created nine new millionaires. Get the winning Lotto numbers for 29 November 2025 and see if you've won big.
Las Vegas tourist numbers plummet over rip-off prices
Harry Reid International Airport sees passenger numbers fall 8.9% as tourists shun Sin City amid skyrocketing costs. MGM CEO admits 'shame on us' for extortionate pricing.
Tourist tax powers granted to UK local leaders
Local leaders gain authority to implement overnight tourist taxes following Autumn Budget 2025. Discover how this will fund community projects and align England with international destinations.
$100 Fee for Foreigners at US National Parks Sparks Concern
New $100 per person charge for international visitors to US national parks like Yellowstone and Grand Canyon raises tourism industry concerns while generating park maintenance funds.
US to charge foreign visitors $250 for national park pass
The US will charge international tourists $250 for an annual national park pass from 2026, while keeping the price at $80 for Americans. Find out which parks are affected.
Tourism tax could make UK holidays more expensive
New visitor levy on overnight stays could increase holiday costs across England. Tourism industry warns it's a 'blow' to staycations. Have your say in consultation.
US to charge foreign visitors triple for National Parks
The US Department of the Interior announces foreign tourists will pay triple for National Park entry from 2026. Discover the new fees and the 'America First' rationale behind them.
Tourist Tax Powers for English City Mayors
English city mayors gain powers to impose a tourist tax on overnight stays. Discover how this will fund local projects and the mixed reaction from leaders.
West Virginia population crisis as coal industry dies
McDowell County to lose nearly a third of residents by 2040 as coal industry decline creates demographic crisis. Discover the grim future facing West Virginia's former mining heartlands.
UK Tourist Taxes: What Visitors Pay in 2025
Discover which UK cities charge tourist taxes, how much they cost, and where your money goes. Essential reading for travellers planning UK visits from 2025 onwards.
Westminster Abbey's history of clothing controversies
Readers share their experiences with Westminster Abbey's strict dress code, including a childhood hat dispute and a banned 'demonic' jumper. Share your thoughts in the comments.
Lambeth Council Calls for London Tourist Tax
Lambeth Council is pushing for a new 'tourist tax' across London. The overnight levy on hotels and short-term lets aims to support local services strained by millions of visitors. Read the full proposal.
Inside Rome's Colonna Palace: A Fight Against Mass Tourism
Discover Rome's most exclusive visitor attraction, the Colonna Palace. Explore its Baroque treasures and why it fiercely resists mass tourism. Plan your visit today.
SeaWorld profits plunge as visitor numbers decline
SeaWorld Entertainment faces significant financial challenges as summer attendance declines and profits fall, raising questions about the marine park's future strategy.
23,000 empty classrooms in England as birth rates plummet
A dramatic decline in birth rates has left England with thousands of empty school classrooms, forcing local councils to make difficult decisions about educational provision and taxpayer funding.
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