Latest Sports News for Travelers: If you’re a sports enthusiast who loves to travel, you’re in luck! There are plenty of exciting sports events and news happening around the world that you won’t want to miss. Here are some of the latest sports news for travelers: MLB is expanding its reach globally, with more games […]
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New Airbnb rules in New York limit accommodation options for tourists Holidaymakers searching for accommodation in New York City will find far fewer options than usual after a clampdown on Airbnb rules. New regulations that came into place on Tuesday effectively ended a free-for-all which was allowing all landlords and residents to rent out their
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Dutch Schindler finally honoured for saving Jews via visas A visa signed by Zwartendijk. Photo: Wikimedia Commons A Dutch diplomat who issued visas to thousands of Lithuanian Jews so they could escape persecution by the Nazis, but was reprimanded for breaking diplomatic rules, has been finally awarded the highest possible Dutch non-military honour. Jan Zwartendijk
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Local bus, tram and metro tickets to go up by 12% next year Buses at Arnhem central station. Photo: Depositphotos Tram, bus and metro tickets will be almost 12% more expensive next year as transport providers pass on the rising cost of fuel and wages to their passengers. DOVA, the collective body for regional transport
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5,500-year-old gate dating back to early bronze age, discovered! Photo courtesy: Israel Antiquities Authority/Facebook In a remarkable archaeological discovery, researchers have discovered what is believed to be the oldest known gate in Israel. The Israel Antiquities Authority informed that it’s a 5,500-year-old imposing stone and mud-brick passageway to the ancient city of Tel Erani.
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Mass tourism hits Hallstatt in Austria Hallstatt, a beautiful town in Austria, is struggling with mass tourism. Residents of the town have now come out of their houses to protest against it. Hallstatt, a World Heritage Site, is home to about 700 residents only but ironically, the place receives over 10,000 visitors per day during
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India gets its 54th tiger reserve in Rajasthan’s Dholpur-Karauli Credit: iStock The National Tiger Conservation Authority (NTCA) recently granted approval for the establishment of the 54th tiger reserve in Rajasthan’s Karauli and Dholpur districts. This decision marks a significant stride in wildlife preservation efforts within Rajasthan. It will be the fifth tiger reserve in
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More than 4000 year old polychrome wall discovered in Peru In a surprising turn of events, archaeologists in Peru have discovered an ancient over 400 polychrome wall in northern Peru. Archaeologists believe that this wall must have been a part of some special temple for ceremonies. It is considered a huge discovery as the newly-found
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This airline introduces an ‘Only Adult’ zone Credit: iStock How about an option where you are given a choice to choose your passenger on your next flight? Well, if this was possible, many would prefer to avoid screaming babies, or whining teens as their co-passengers. To help travellers in their smooth travel, there is an
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G20 SUMMIT: WHAT’S OPEN AND CLOSED IN DELHI, AND ROUTES TO AVOID Credit: iStock 01 G20 Summit: What’s open and closed in Delhi, and routes to avoid Delhi is all geared up to host one of the biggest events of the year, the G20 Summit, from September 9-10. For your information, all heads of the
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