Category : Tourism


Manchester's American Food Revolution: Hoagies and Pizza

A new wave of hyper-regional American sandwiches and pizzas is sweeping Manchester's food scene, driven by social media and post-pandemic trends. From Fat Pat's to Bada Bing, discover why these US-inspired eateries are thriving in the city.

Tourists Ignore Danger Signs at Closed Durdle Door

Around 100 reckless tourists bypassed safety barriers and warning signs to access Dorset's iconic Durdle Door beach, which remains closed due to storm-damaged steps. The Lulworth Estate urges public cooperation for safety.

£600m History Theme Park in Oxfordshire Sparks Debate

A new £600 million history-themed attraction planned for Oxfordshire near Bicester promises economic benefits but faces local opposition over infrastructure concerns. The Puy du Fou park aims to open in stages from 2029.

Nine Dead in Peru Minibus Crash Near Rajuntay Mountain

A minibus carrying tourists on an excursion to the Rajuntay mountain in the Peruvian Andes has crashed, killing nine people and injuring at least 15 others. The vehicle was about 10 miles from the 17,969ft peak when it veered off the road and overturned.

Brit Drowns in Colombia During Wedding Trip

A 30-year-old British man has tragically drowned off the coast of Cartagena, Colombia, while reportedly visiting the country to get married. Emergency responders were unable to revive him at the scene.

UK Teacher Trampled by Elephant on Zambia Safari

Janet Easton, a retired chemistry teacher from Bradford, died in an elephant attack during a walking safari in Zambia's South Luangwa National Park, with an inquest ruling it misadventure.

Under-the-Radar Mediterranean Destinations for Easter

As Middle East turmoil disrupts travel, tourists are pivoting to the Mediterranean. Discover seven lesser-known spots in Spain, Portugal, Turkey, Italy, France, Greece, and Albania for a serene Easter escape.

Jet2 CEO Warns of Cyprus and Turkey Booking Drop

Jet2 boss Steve Heapy reports a sharp decline in bookings to Cyprus and Turkey due to Middle East conflict, with demand shifting to Spain and Italy. He warns hotels against price hikes and promises special offers to lure tourists back.

Peak District Views Without Hiking: Buxton Adventure

Discover how to explore the Peak District National Park in Derbyshire with scenic bike tours and easy walks, offering stunning views without strenuous hiking. Experience Buxton, e-bike routes, and Lud's Church.

Royal Caribbean and Carnival Cancel Summer Cruises

Royal Caribbean cancels over 20 Freedom of the Seas sailings for summer 2027, redeploying the ship to Southampton. Carnival also cancels 11 voyages, with both lines offering refunds and alternatives.

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