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Ultimate House Hunting Guide for London: Tips to Find Your Dream Home

Jonathon WilliamsNovember 7, 2024010 mins

Searching for a residence in London can be one of the most taxing experiences in the United Kingdom. It’s likely what the term “Rat Race” was intended to depict.

Why Tourists Are Returning ‘Cursed’ Artifacts to Pompeii

Jonathon WilliamsNovember 7, 202405 mins

Recently, a woman reportedly sent a package to Italy, supposedly containing items that she had taken from the historical site of Pompeii, along with a note of apology. International media quickly picked up on the strangeness of the incident, due in large part to her claims of being cursed with bad luck as a result of her actions. According to the park, this is far from the first incidence of this nature; tourists from all over the world have been sending items back for many years, attributing their misfortune to these artifacts.

Explore California’s Humboldt County: Adventures Among the Redwoods

Bobby SpencerNovember 7, 202406 mins

Near the northern border of California, straddling an ancient redwood forest and the wild and windswept Pacific coast, Humboldt County is one of the most uniquely beautiful places in the world. This region features over 45 percent of the state’s remaining protected old-growth coastal redwoods and boasts more than 110 miles of coastline for beachcombing adventures.

Ireland Remembers Fungie, the Beloved Dolphin of Kerry

Katelyn LongNovember 7, 202407 mins

Ireland is mourning its most famous mammal: Fungie the bottlenose dolphin. A mainstay in Dingle Harbour since 1983, Fungie has been missing for days and successive search parties have uncovered no sign of the much-loved creature.

Top 10 Unforgettable Travel Experiences in the USA from GoTravelDaily

Debbie KellyNovember 7, 202408 mins

The USA boasts countless incredible and unique experiences available to travelers today, from boundless national parks that thrill outdoor enthusiasts to cultural institutions that educate and inspire. These amazing places are celebrated in the second edition of Lonely Planet’sUltimate Travel List, which ranks the 500 most remarkable experiences around the world. Within this list, 29 exceptional experiences are based in the US. Below are the top 10 destinations you simply cannot miss.

25 Must-Read Books to Explore the Wonders of Asia

Jeffrey JohnsonNovember 7, 202409 mins

With some of the oldest languages on earth, vibrant storytelling traditions, and a rich melting pot of cultures, Asia is a literature lover’s dream. There’s no shortage of myths, legends, contemporary classics, comics, poems, novels, and memoirs across this vast continent. From India to Japan, Mongolia to Sri Lanka, Asian literature offers everything from ancient hymns to modern narratives of love, identity, and healing.

Award-Winning Photos Highlight Challenges in Nature

Billy ConleyNovember 7, 202409 mins

The Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition has yielded some amazing images, including stunning portrayals of the battle for survival between animals and insects, as well as the challenges facing our natural world. Furthermore, there are poignant images reflecting humanity’s treatment of some of our planet’s most beautiful creatures.

Discovering Machu Picchu: A Solo Tourist’s Experience with Peru’s Warm Hospitality

Stephanie CherryNovember 7, 202404 mins

Some childhood fantasies diminish with time. We know now that we’re probably never going to spend the night at the mall, guzzling Slush Puppies directly from the spout; it’s unlikely we’ll get the keys to the Magic Kingdom for a solo ride on Splash Mountain after dark. However, getting one of the Wonders of the Modern World all to ourselves is a fantasy that has just come true for one fortunate individual.

Stunning Wildlife Photos: Award-Winning Captures of Nature’s Beauty

Oscar WaltersNovember 7, 202405 mins

The winners of the Wildlife Photographer of the Year (WPOTY) competition have been announced during an online awards ceremony by the Duchess of Cambridge, patron of the Natural History Museum, which develops and produces the competition.

Top Scenic Stops Between NYC and Niagara Falls

Jessica ProctorNovember 6, 202408 mins

Manhattan and Niagara Falls, New York’s two icons, serve as the starting and ending points of an incredible seven-hour road trip. Many travelers hurry through, stopping only at rest areas, thereby missing vast stretches of scenic countryside, rolling hills, top-tier wineries, and notable cultural institutions.

Eco-Friendly Space Offers New Yorkers Stunning Sunset Views

Martin RuizNovember 6, 202404 mins

New Yorkers have a beautiful new space to stretch their legs as the Hudson River Park unveiled a vibrant, eco-friendly public pier in Tribeca last week. In a city where green spaces are in short supply, residents and visitors can enjoy this little oasis in a multitude of ways. The pier features lounge chairs for sunset viewing, a sports field for games, guided ecological tours for all ages, and a science-themed playground for children.

Top Virtual Tours for Global Exploration from Home

Michael BooneNovember 6, 202405 mins

We live in an age of unprecedented access to digital technology, providing new avenues for exploring the world around us. While seeing iconic landmarks like the Mona Lisa or Christ the Redeemer in person is a unique experience, many of the world’s most popular and remote destinations now offer immersive virtual experiences. With thousands of online images, videos, and 360-degree virtual tours, you can explore museums, galleries, world wonders, and national parks from the comfort of your home.

Tasmanian Devils Make Historic Comeback to Australian Mainland After 3000 Years

Vodka RussiaNovember 6, 202404 mins

In a joyful and historic event, the Tasmanian devil has returned to mainland Australia more than 3000 years after it was last seen there. Eleven creatures were recently released into a 400-hectare wildlife sanctuary north of Sydney. This follows a successful assisted trial release with 15 Tasmanian devils, meaning that a total of 26 creatures now call the wilds of mainland Australia home.

10 Fascinating Facts About the Statue of Liberty You Didn’t Know

David DavidsonNovember 6, 202405 mins

From the very beginning, the USA’s Statue of Liberty was intended to be a symbol of freedom. Conceived by French intellectual Édouard de Laboulaye in 1865, Lady Liberty remains one of the most iconic monuments in the world and continues to be a beacon of hope to this day.

Top Hidden Ski Destinations You Should Discover

Katelyn LongNovember 6, 202406 mins

You don’t need high-speed quads, massive terrain parks, and 4000ft of vertical drop to end your ski day with a smile that nothing can wipe off. Here are five ski areas you probably haven’t heard of but are worth considering for your next adventure.

Leveraging Artificial Intelligence to Safeguard Global Wildlife

Katelyn LongNovember 6, 202409 mins

Achieving ethical travel goals has become a pressing ambition for many of us who wish to protect our vulnerable environment while still exploring the world. We are now acutely aware of how our carbon footprint impacts the planet and how our daily recycling and commuting behaviors contribute toward the bigger green picture.

Top Pumpkin Regattas and Unique Gourd Events Across the US

Lauren NewmanNovember 6, 2024November 6, 202409 mins

It wouldn’t be Halloween in the US without repeated appearances of our favorite gourd: the pumpkin. This symbol of all things autumnal takes many forms throughout the season, and it’s frequently the centerpiece of some of the most unique (and fun) festivals in the country. Moreover, a few of these spots have found a way to keep the pumpkin celebrations going even during challenging times. From gigantic pumpkins weighing over a ton, thousands of jack-o-lanterns, to buoyant pumpkin boats – the US has it all. Here’s a closer look at some of our favorite quirky pumpkin activities and festivals.

Discover the Charm of Tetbury: A Hidden Gem in the Cotswolds

Jon SummersNovember 6, 202404 mins

A weekend getaway to the Cotswolds is an experience that should not be missed whether you live in the UK or are simply visiting.

Unconventional Presidential Library Connected to National Park

Michael MontesNovember 6, 202404 mins

The newTheodore Roosevelt Presidential Library, with its huge curved roof and clifftop pavilions, might be mistaken for a boutique hotel or a stylish eco-retreat. The books inside will be the only giveaway that this is, in fact, a public library.

Explore Ireland’s Emigrant Trail: Journey of Famine-Era Migrants to North America

David DavidsonNovember 6, 202404 mins

Visitors can now leave their stamp on The National Famine Way, a new 165km trail in Ireland that doubles as an interactive history lesson. It traces the footsteps of a group of ill-fated famine emigrants known as the ‘Missing 1490’ who, in 1847, were forced to walk from Roscommon in the west of the country to Dublin in the east at the height of the Great Famine to board ships that would take them to the US and Canada.