Alton Towers Reveals Bluey Rollercoaster Name & Details
Alton Towers has announced the official name and details for its new Bluey-themed rollercoaster, 'Bluey the Ride: Here Come the Grannies!', set to open in spring 2026.
Category : Tourism
Malta 'Ghost Town' as Storm Harry Forces Tourists Indoors
Ferocious Storm Harry battered Malta with 120km winds and flooding, turning the popular winter sun destination into a deserted ghost town as tourists sheltered and transport halted.
Thai Temple Warns Tourists Over Inappropriate Behaviour
Wat Pha Lat temple in Chiang Mai has warned foreign tourists against disrespectful acts like yoga in revealing clothing, threatening closure if behaviour continues.
Wonky Holidays Save Over £1,000 on Travel Costs
New analysis reveals that traditional booking habits are inflating holiday prices. By adopting 'wonky' strategies like midweek flights and odd-night stays, travellers can save up to £1,100 per person.
Helicopter Wreckage Found in Japan Volcano Crater
Wreckage of a missing tourist helicopter has been located inside the crater of Mount Aso in Japan, with search efforts for three Taiwanese passengers suspended due to volcanic gases.
Spectacular Hidden Hotel: Grove of Narberth in Pembrokeshire
Discover the award-winning Grove of Narberth in Pembrokeshire, a luxury country house hotel with Michelin Key status, AA 5 Red Stars, and exquisite seven-course dining.
On the Beach Cuts Deposits to £19pp with Free Child Stays
On the Beach has dramatically reduced holiday deposits to just £19 per person and introduced complimentary child places on selected breaks for 2026 summer getaways.
BA Passenger's Flight from Hell After Vomit Incident
A holidaymaker endured an 11-hour British Airways flight soaked in vomit after a fellow passenger allegedly drank 10 Bacardis. The airline offered a £50 voucher as compensation.
British Tourist Dies at Tenerife Beach After Cardiac Arrest
A 75-year-old British holidaymaker has tragically died after being pulled from the sea at El Duque beach in Tenerife, with emergency responders unable to revive him following cardiac arrest.
Southwold: The 'Chelsea-on-Sea' Where Chains Are Banned
Discover Southwold, the Suffolk seaside town nicknamed 'Chelsea-on-Sea' for its upmarket charm, independent high street, and council ban on chain stores.
Mum's Near-Fatal Legionnaires' Disease on Holiday
A retired teacher from Maidstone nearly died after contracting Legionnaires' disease at a four-star Gran Canaria hotel, spending 12 days in ICU and four days in an induced coma.
Antarctic Cruise: Exploring Earth's Last Wilderness
Discover what an Antarctic expedition cruise aboard the hybrid-powered MS Fridtjof Nansen offers, from penguin colonies to citizen science projects in Earth's largest wilderness area.
Jamie Oliver's Airport Breakfast Leaves Traveller 'Very Sad'
A content creator's quest for a proper British breakfast at Jamie Oliver's Malaga airport eatery ended in disappointment, with the meal branded 'very very sad' despite costing over €13.
Thai Temple Warns Tourists: No Yoga in Revealing Clothes
Wat Pha Lat temple in Chiang Mai threatens to close permanently to foreign tourists if disrespectful behaviour like yoga in revealing clothing continues at the sacred 14th-century site.
EasyJet passenger's three-month refund battle after flight chaos
A British holidaymaker endured a three-month fight for a refund after easyJet flight cancellation chaos at Malaga airport, with conflicting information and repeated requests for details.
England's Highest Waterfall: Hardraw Force Film Spot
Discover Hardraw Force, England's tallest single-drop waterfall at 100 feet in Yorkshire Dales, famous for its Robin Hood film scene and visitor accessibility.
Venice's Forbidden Ghost Island of Death and Madness
Poveglia Island near Venice served as a plague quarantine and psychiatric hospital where tens of thousands died. Now abandoned and dangerously unstable, locals believe spirits haunt its crumbling ruins.
Best Burns Night Celebrations in Edinburgh, London & UK
Discover unforgettable Burns Night events across the UK, from ceilidh dances in Edinburgh to gourmet suppers in London, celebrating Robert Burns with poetry, whisky and traditional fare.
Sydney's New Fish Market Opens: Cleaner Smell, High Prices
The $836 million Sydney Fish Market has opened after delays, drawing crowds with a cleaner smell, but visitors complain of high prices for seafood like king crab.
Shanklin: UK's Sunniest Town with 1,976 Hours of Sunshine
Shanklin on the Isle of Wight basks in 1,976 hours of sunshine yearly, 573 more than the UK average, making it Britain's sunniest coastal destination.
Ancient Bull Festival Thrives in Tamil Nadu
The centuries-old Jallikattu harvest festival in southern India continues to draw crowds and competitors despite animal rights protests and legal challenges over its treatment of bulls.
Sydney's $15 Sandwich Deli Sparks Hours-Long Queues
Raineri's Continental Delicatessen in Five Dock has become Sydney's most unexpected food pilgrimage, with customers queuing for hours for $15 sandwiches.
Ludlow: UK's Historic Market Town with 400 Listed Buildings
Discover Ludlow, a thriving medieval market town in England boasting over 400 listed buildings, including five Grade I structures like its Norman castle and church.
Petworth: Sussex's Historic Town with Cobbled Streets
Explore Petworth, a picturesque Sussex town with winding cobbled lanes, antique markets, and a 700-acre park with free-roaming deer. Discover its Georgian architecture, acclaimed eateries, and cinematic history for an ideal day out.
Dog Trainer's Warning: Breeds First-Time Owners Should Avoid
A professional dog trainer highlights specific breeds and categories that are unsuitable for novice owners, explaining the demanding requirements that often lead to behavioural issues.
Malham: Yorkshire Village That Attracts Hollywood
The picturesque village of Malham in North Yorkshire, with its stunning limestone landscapes including Malham Cove and Gordale Scar, has been drawing visitors and Hollywood film crews for years with its breathtaking natural beauty.
Free UK Passports for Over-96s and 2026 Visa-Free Rankings
British holidaymakers face passport fees up to £120, but those born before September 1929 qualify for free renewal. The UK passport ranks seventh globally for 2026 visa-free access.
Airport Names Mislead Travellers on True Locations
Travel experts warn that budget airlines use major city names for airports that are actually miles away, causing confusion and longer transfer times for unsuspecting passengers.
Three Rules for a Perfect Group Holiday Without Arguments
An experienced traveller shares three essential rules to prevent arguments on group trips, based on lessons from European adventures. Learn how clear budgets, solo time, and assigned roles ensure seamless holidays.
Canadian Backpacker's Death at K'gari Sparks Dingo Safety Debate
The grieving parents of 19-year-old Canadian backpacker Piper James have spoken out after her body was found at K'gari, formerly Fraser Island, surrounded by dingoes. Authorities investigate whether she drowned or was attacked during an early morning swim
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