Tl’uk, whose name means “moon” in Coastal Salish, is already something of a local celebrity in north coastal Washington. He’s been spotted a handful of times in the Salish Sea by local whale watchers and cropped up again this weekend, Island Adventures Whale Watching lead naturalist Erin Gless told CNN. Tiny Tl’uk was first spotted
Despite the collapse of Thomas Cook, and the failure this year of Adria Airways, Flybmi, Jet Airways and Wow Air, the number of available seats for European travellers this winter is set to increase by nearly 4 per cent compared with a year ago. The Anker Report has analysed the latest schedules from Cirium Data
Indulge in a plate of pintxos and see for yourself why we’ve ranked this local delicacy as our number one eating experience in the world… #ultimateeatlist Got an appetite for more? Another 499 mouthwatering morsels await in our brand new book, Ultimate Eats: http://lptravel.to/9Y0ETj
Venture to Tainan and explore Taiwan’s oldest city. Known as “The Birthplace of Taiwan,” Tainan invites you to gain an appreciation for the local history. First, visit the historic quarter of Anping to see the remnants of a merchant house held together by banyan roots, and then check out Chihkan Tower and discover the city’s
Grounded Boeing 737 MAX aircraft are seen parked in an aerial photo at Boeing Field in Seattle, Washington, July 1, 2019. Lindsey Wasson | Reuters The worldwide grounding of the Boeing 737 Max, now in its eighth month, is driving up costs for airlines as they cancel thousands more flights into 2020. American and United
(CNN) — A Taiwanese tourist was arrested and fined for wearing a particularly revealing bikini on the beach at the Philippines’ newly reopened resort island of Boracay, local media reported. The tourist, who has not been named, sparked controversy by donning a string bikini on the island’s famous white-sand beaches on October 9, according to
The first direct flights for a decade will put Bosnia’s capital on our map, says Tina Walsh Despite a troubled recent history, when it dominated news headlines for all the wrong reasons, Sarajevo, the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina, is a beautiful, resilient city, with a friendly, easy-going vibe and rich cultural offerings, including an acclaimed
Hundreds of passengers in Scotland have been given just hours notice that their half-term flights to the Canary Islands will not be taking off – and warned not to go to the airport. A Sussex-based company, Flylolo, had sold seats for three flights from Glasgow airport to Tenerife and one to Lanzarote on Friday and Saturday.
Art can be found everywhere in Puerto Vallarta, and you can bring home a signed painting by Ernesto Aguirre, resident artist at Marriott Puerto Vallarta Resort & Spa — Photo courtesy of Ernesto Aguirre The resort town of Puerto Vallarta is known for its beautiful beaches, marine life and water sports. But, thanks to a
Air miles should be banned because they encourage excessive flying, according to a report commissioned by the government’s climate change advisers. Frequent flyers should be hit by an “escalating air miles levy” to put them off flying too much, rather than encouraged by reward schemes, the report says. The suggestions are aimed at the 15
Turkey has launched a cross-border offensive on Kurdish-held areas of northern Syria, prompting the Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) to update its advice for British travellers. Tens of thousands of people have fled their homes and at least 11 civilians have died in the attacks that the Turkish Defence Ministry has labelled ‘Operation Peace Spring’.
The Roscosmos space agency provided financial support to Aleph Farms’ experiment of cultivating meat in space. Roscosmos Israeli start-up Aleph Farms made international headlines this month by announcing that it has successfully grown meat from bovine cells in space. While the move is a publicity stunt to many, the Russian technology company that helped facilitate
Don’t let the utilitarian name put you off. The Tokyo Metropolitan Government HQ is a big tourist attraction – especially for the next 40 weeks. Shake off the crowds in the world’s busiest railway station, Shinjuku. Wander west past karaoke bars and pachinko halls, and walk right into the local authority headquarters. Most travellers come
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A United Airlines Boeing 737 Max 9 aircraft lands at San Francisco International Airport. Justin Sullivan | Getty Images United Airlines on Friday joined other U.S. carriers in scrapping Boeing 737 Max plans to return to service until January, cancelling hundreds more flights as the worldwide grounding from two fatal crashes enters its eighth month,
(CNN) — Imagine having a life-threatening emergency while locked inside a metal container 35,000 feet above the ground, unable to leave or call 911 for desperately needed medical attention. Now envision going through that frightening experience surrounded by medically untrained airline personnel or fellow passengers who don’t take you seriously or even block your access
Behind a high, modern wall in the centre of Peterborough lie the remains of the 12th-century Abbot’s Gaol; the city’s prison until 1842. When news hit of the sky-high pay and bonuses paid to Thomas Cook bosses in the run-up to the travel company’s collapse, one imagines that, once upon a time, an angry mob
A woman who screamed at cabin crew and exposed herself on a flight, forcing the plane to divert, has been jailed. Natasha Allen subjected cabin crew to a “terrifying” episode of air rage during a Thomas Cook flight from Manchester to Fuerteventura, Manchester Crown Court heard. Allen’s “loutish” behaviour – which included pulling her leggings
Poland is Europe’s next top travel destination, relatively undiscovered by travelers and tourists, but it won’t stay like that for long! Join Alex The Vagabond and Carrie Rad as they explore this beautiful country and the untouched lake region of Warmia-Masuria with the Polish Tourism Organisation. If you’re looking for your next travel destination in
(CNN) — It’s March 23, 1959. The radio waves crackle and broadcast begins: “Govorit Radio Svoboda” (Говорит Радио Свобода – “This is Radio Liberty speaking…”) From the other side of the Iron Curtain, the radio broadcasts of US-funded Radio Liberty reached deep inside the Soviet Union. This was an opening line destined to enter Cold
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