Ramadan's Late-Night Chai Culture Could Save London's Nightlife
As London's bars and clubs close rapidly, Ramadan offers a model for alcohol-free late-night socialising, with halal cafes and chai culture boosting the economy and community spirit.
Category : Tourism
Tiny Home Borders: A Scandinavian Escape in Scotland
Discover Tiny Home Borders near Hawick, an off-grid cabin offering wild seclusion, sauna, and hot tubs in the Scottish Borders. Explore agritourism growth and local knitwear heritage.
Expedia 2026 Report: Cheapest Months to Book and Fly
Expedia's 2026 Air Hacks Report identifies May as the cheapest month to book flights, saving 21% versus December, with June being the most affordable time to travel.
Tenerife: £40 Flights, £1.30 Pints, 21C Winter Sun
Escape the UK winter with budget-friendly direct flights to Tenerife from £40, where pints average £1.30 and temperatures reach 21C with over 300 sunny days annually.
Birr Castle: Historic Telescope and Gardens in Ireland
Birr Castle Demesne in County Offaly is an overlooked Irish treasure featuring a 120-acre estate with stunning gardens, a Historic Science Centre, and the world's largest 19th-century telescope built by the Third Earl of Rosse.
Halifax's Georgian Masterpiece: World's Only 18th-Century Cloth Hall
The Piece Hall in Halifax, West Yorkshire, has been a stunning events venue since 1779 and remains the only 18th-century northern cloth hall of its kind globally, now hosting music concerts, independent shops and restaurants.
Chinese Tourists Shun Japan Over Lunar New Year Amid Taiwan Row
Chinese tourism to Japan is set to plummet by up to 60% during the lunar new year holidays, as diplomatic tensions over Taiwan continue to escalate.
Chinese New Year Travel Boom: Record Trips, Japan Decline
Chinese tourists are set for record overseas travel during the extended Lunar New Year holiday, with Russia, Australia, and Thailand leading destinations, while Japan faces a sharp drop due to political tensions.
Gran Canaria: 22C Sun, 85p Pints, £25 Flights in March
Discover Gran Canaria's March allure with 22C weather, cheap pints from 85p, and flights from £24.99. Explore unspoilt beaches, sand dunes, and vibrant nightlife in this sunny short-haul escape.
Expert Warns Brits About Dynamic Currency Conversion Card Trap
CurrencyFlow CEO Freddie Smith reveals how Dynamic Currency Conversion (DCC) can add up to 6% extra fees to holiday spending when paying in pounds abroad.
Lunar New Year 2026 in Australia: Lion Dancers
Australia celebrates Lunar New Year 2026 with vibrant lion dancers, parades, and cultural events, showcasing the rich history and traditions of the festival.
Solo Travellers Save £1,680 on Tours to China, India, South America
Wendy Wu Tours offers free or half-price single supplements for solo travellers on group tours to destinations like China, India, and South America, with savings up to £1,680 per person. The deal is valid on bookings until February 28, 2026.
Cheapest Time to Book Summer Holidays Revealed
A travel influencer from On the Beach shares the optimal booking times and common mistakes that could save holidaymakers hundreds of pounds on flights and hotels.
National Lottery Set For Life Results: February 16 Winning Numbers
The National Lottery Set For Life draw on Monday 16 February 2026 has announced its winning numbers, with a top prize of £10,000 monthly for 30 years. Check if you hold the lucky ticket.
Disney Ride Mold Scare Alarms Fans Over Health Risks
Disney's iconic It's A Small World ride has horrified guests with apparent mold buildup, raising health alarms. The indoor attraction, featuring 300 dolls, may have exposed thousands to allergens.
Stonham Barns Park Enters Administration After 20 Years
Stonham Barns Park, a popular holiday complex in Suffolk, has entered administration after nearly 20 years under current management, with joint administrators appointed to oversee operations and seek a sale.
Italy's Lovers' Arch Collapses on Valentine's Day, Hits Tourism
The famous Lovers' Arch rock formation on Italy's Adriatic coast collapsed after severe weather, devastating local tourism and highlighting coastal erosion risks.
Black Mold Found on Disney's 'It's a Small World' Ride
Black mold was discovered on the classic 'It's a Small World' ride at Walt Disney World, potentially exposing thousands of visitors to health risks before being cleaned.
Holt's Rebirth: From Great Fire to Georgian Gem
The historic market town of Holt, devastated by the 1708 Great Fire, has been reborn with stunning Georgian architecture, independent shops, and rich heritage, making it a perfect staycation destination.
Vatican Enhances St Peter's Basilica for 400th Anniversary
The Vatican marks the 400th anniversary of St Peter's Basilica's consecration with new visitor upgrades, including an expanded snack bar, terrace access, and a 60-language translation service for Masses.
Seville's Best Luxury Hotels 2026: Rooftop Pools & Design
Discover Seville's finest luxury hotels for 2026, blending historic mansions with modern marvels. From rooftop pools overlooking Gothic cathedrals to boutique stays with spas, this guide highlights top picks for comfort and style.
Bulgaria's Sunny Beach: The 'New Benidorm' with £1.50 Pints
Sunny Beach in Bulgaria is gaining popularity as a cheaper alternative to Benidorm, offering £1.50 pints, 24-hour clubs, and a six-mile Blue Flag beach, just a 3.5-hour flight from the UK.
Cruise Passengers' Top Fear: Missing the Ship - Tips to Avoid
Over half of cruise passengers fear missing their ship while exploring ports. Experts share essential hacks to prevent this nightmare scenario and what to do if it happens.
Viking Cruises See Unprecedented Northern Lights Amid Solar Peak
Viking cruise passengers are experiencing some of the most dramatic Aurora Borealis displays in decades, thanks to a peak in solar activity. Astronomer Howard Parkin MBE explains the science behind the phenomenon and highlights optimal 2026 viewing opport
Chinese Fine Dining Redefines US Takeout Perception
From San Francisco to New York, high-end Chinese restaurants are transforming perceptions with refined tasting menus and traditional techniques, moving beyond cheap takeaway stereotypes.
Tourists Throw Coins into Toilet at UK's 'Lost City' Site
Visitors to Skara Brae, a 5,000-year-old Neolithic village in Scotland, have been throwing coins into what they believe is a wishing well, but it's actually an ancient toilet drain.
Vatican Expands St. Peter's Basilica with Pizza and Terrace Upgrades
The Vatican marks the 400th anniversary of St. Peter's Basilica with visitor improvements, including an expanded snack bar serving pizza, a new exhibition, and reduced queues.
Vatican Expands St. Peter's Basilica Access for 400th Anniversary
The Vatican has launched new initiatives at St. Peter's Basilica, including expanded terrace access and a snack bar, to mark its 400th anniversary and improve visitor flow.
Girl Scout Sells 100,000 Cookie Boxes, Breaks Record
Six-year-old Pim Neill from Pittsburgh has made history by selling over 100,000 boxes of Girl Scout cookies this season, using TikTok to achieve this remarkable milestone nationwide.
St Albans Visit Disappoints Despite Historic Charm
A weekend trip to St Albans, a historic cathedral city with Roman ruins and a 1000-year-old market, left this reporter underwhelmed by shabby streets and overcrowding.
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