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Mom-of-two sparks fierce debate after revealing bizarre travel hack that sees her VELCRO her children to their plane seats

Lisa Flom, from Minneapolis, Minnesota, took to TikTok to share 'the best airplane travel hack' with her 809,000 followers. But the quirky trick caused quite the stir in the comments.

I always dreamed of working at Disney World. But after 3 months in the parks, I was ready to quit.

I always dreamed of working at Disney World, and in 2019, I was accepted into the Disney College Program. But after three months, I decided to quit.

Europe's travel strikes: Flight and train disruption you can expect in May

Our guide is updated as soon as a new European strike is announced. View on euronews

Thousands stuck in huge queues at airports nationwide after major IT glitch

Travellers cheer at Heathrow airport as e-gates reopens

Footage from a queue at Heathrow Airport, as Border Force reopens after a widespread outage left travellers waiting hours to process through passport control.

Vintage Photos of Old Hollywood Stars on Their Honeymoon

Including Liz Taylor and Mike Todd's tropical escape.

New York City Has Most Millionaire Residents

New York has almost 350,000 millionaires, which is the most compared to any other metro in the world, according to a new global ranking of the wealthiest cities. The Bay Area came in second overall, while Tokyo is third and Singapore fourth. Haidi Stroud-Watts and Annabelle Droulers discuss the list on Bloomberg Television.

Why you should see the least-visited US national parks

Believe it or not, there are some extraordinary natural parks in the US that aren't Yellowstone or Yosemite. Don't let the guidebooks fool you. Just because a park doesn't bring in millions of tourists every year doesn't mean it isn't worth visiting. Some of the most spectacular national parks in the United States are completely off the beaten path. Check out this gallery to find out all the spectacular secrets hiding in the 10 most unpopular national parks in the United States.

The Shelbourne Hotel opens its Champagne Terrace for summer

Rejoice, champagne connoisseurs! Relax, the Champagne Terrace has returned to The Shelbourne for the summer and this year the bubbles on offer are by Laurent-Perrier. From May 8th escape into the lush, garden-feel venue with floral installations that showcases some of the brand's finest champagnes alongside a selection of champagne cocktails with a new caviar […]

19 International Festivals You Can’t Miss in Your Lifetime

From the explosive colors of Holi in India to the solemn beauty of Japan's cherry blossom season, the world is a kaleidoscope of cultures, each celebrating life, heritage, and the human spirit in unique and spectacular ways. For Americans eager to dive into this vibrant world, festivals offer a window into the soul of a place, its people, and their traditions.

Jets tickets 2024: Cheapest price after NFL schedule release for every New York home and away game

The Sporting News has everything to know to get the best and cheapest tickets for every New York Jets game, home and away, in 2024.

BBC finally confirms future of three hit antiques shows after break from air

Antiques Road Trip began airing in 2010 and has been on-air for a whopping 27 series, with the last instalment airing in December.

Inside derelict Glastonbury 'shanty town' factory overrun by 'hippies'

EXCLUSIVE: The Zigzag building, a former sheep skin factory in Glastonbury, has become home to a group of people living 'alternative lifestyles' after seeking 'sanctuary' inside its walls.

London set to become 'Manhattan-on-Thames' with 600 more skyscrapers

Think tank New London Architecture has found 583 buildings with 20 or more floors 'queuing up in the pipeline' to be constructed in the capital's already crowded skyline.

Every US state's best hiking trail, revealed

From easy strolls in national monuments to more challenging treks in famous national parks, these are the best hiking trails across America.

These are the best US states to live in 2024

World's first hydrogen superyacht linked to Bill Gates for $600M

The new eco-friendly 'mothership' yacht must chill its hydrogen fuel at an extraordinary -423.4 degrees Fahrenheit in order to store the gas as a liquid, the boatmakers said

Influential art movements of the 20th century

In the kaleidoscopic canvas of 20th-century art, each brushstroke told a story of rebellion, innovation, and the relentless pursuit of expression. Entire movements exploded into existence so that ideals could be brought to life in every possible way. A century of artistry saw the rise of abstract creation, performance, and the shattering of creative boundaries. Intrigued? Click through this gallery to see which art movements rose to prominence in the 20th century.

6 Hotel Mattresses That'll Give You 5-Star Sleep at Home

Snooze like you're on vacation every night.

Why a Japanese town built an enormous wall to block Mount Fuji

These famous natural wonders happened by accident

These tourist attractions are extraordinary marvels that came into existence unexpectedly, either through human intervention or strange natural occurrences. They are precious treasures that never fail to astonish visitors from across the globe. Let's explore these remarkable wonders that emerged by total accident. Click through the gallery to get started.

Audio of moment BA pilot is warned of bomb threat just before takeoff

The flight was supposed to leave from the island in the Atlantic to return to London on Sunday night, but air traffic controllers frantically radioed the pilots moments before takeoff

A millennial couple moved from Arizona to China to teach at an international school. The cost of living is much cheaper, though the language barrier is challenging.

Scott and Marissa Vleeschouwer relocated from Arizona to China to work at an international school, and they enjoy the lower cost of living.

World’s 20 Most Haunted Travel Destinations

Let's face it, the world isn't just sunshine and rainbows—it's also filled with spine-chilling places that are not for the faint of heart. Here's your challenge: Can you handle the tales of the 20 most haunted destinations on the planet? Each one of these eerie spots has a story that might just make you sleep with the lights on. Are you brave enough to read on, or will you chicken out before we even get to the scariest of them all?

Pilots climb down from cockpit after Boeing 767 smashes into runway

The flight, operated by American postal service FedEx, took off from Paris' Charles de Gaulle airport early this morning and was headed for Istanbul when the pilot realised the landing gear was malfunctioning.

i morning briefing: The questions raised over the e-gates meltdown

Thousands of travellers faced painful delays at airports across the country after a network failure

I quit my finance job and became an Airbnb host in Italy. I have no regrets about choosing happiness over money.

Anton Gover fell in love with Lake Garda when he visited and was tired of working in finance, so he quit and moved to Italy. He's much happier.

The Canaries reopen the debate on mass tourism with record visitors

More than 57,200 people attended last Saturday's protests in the islands against the tourism model under the slogan ‘Canarias tiene un límite’ (‘The Canary Islands have a limit’). According to data from the Government Delegation in the Canary Islands provided to the Europa Press agency, the largest gathering took place in Santa Cruz de Tenerife with some 30,000 people. Meanwhile, in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria some 14,000 people backed the...

Cheers as passport e-gates re-open

A 'nationwide issue' with e-gates at airports has been resolved after causing travel chaos across the country.

16 of the Best Tiny Houses on Wayfair (Free Shipping Included)

Summer backyard oasis? Check!

Country diary: These plucky moorhens have become local celebrities

On the east side of St Mary’s church, within a shimmering dome of spray, you’ll find Hitchin’s most resourceful residents. Here, in the middle of the River Hiz, a pair of moorhens have sought sanctuary on the base of the Sir Ian Dixon memorial fountain. It’s not the first time that common moorhens (Gallinula chloropus) have favoured this spot. At the beginning of the first Covid lockdown, a pair (likely the same birds as they are faithful to...

American presidents you didn't know were Freemasons

The Freemasons are one of world's oldest fraternal organizations. Established in the early 1700s, the roots of Freemasonry go back many centuries prior, to medieval times. Because it's a rather select and private group, the Masons have been subject to suspicion and speculation, and plenty of conspiracy theories! But the truth is that many prominent figures of the past and present were and are members, including several US presidents. Curious to find out how Freemasonry helped shape the United States? Click on and meet America's Masonic presidents.

Moaners rejoice! Ranting with your friends can make you happier

Research by Southwest University has shed new light on the surprising benefits of having a moan with your friends.

Moment Boeing 767's nose scrapes along runway at Istanbul airport

CCTV captures shocking moment Boeing 767 crash lands on nose in Istanbul after gear failure. Sparks are seen flying and smoke billowing as the front end of the plane scrapes along the runway before being doused with firefighting foam.

Settings from beloved books you can actually visit

From the romantic streets of Paris that inspired Hemingway's 'A Moveable Feast' to the windswept Yorkshire Moors that set the stage for Emily Brontë's 'Wuthering Heights,' you can uncover a captivating blend of visual beauty and literary depth at these real-life locations that inspired literary legends. These bustling cafes, picturesque towns, and natural wonders have influenced timeless tales, creating profound connections between place and narrative. Whether you're a book lover or a wanderlust-driven traveler, join us as we celebrate the mesmerizing interplay between literature and geography, igniting your passion to explore these literary landmarks firsthand. Click on to get started.

UK airport chaos: Everything you need to know about travel rights as passport control e-gates cause huge queues

UK airports were thrown into chaos this week amid widespread issues with Border Force e-gates, which led to lengthy queues and delays for thousands of passengers

Asylum seekers paying thousands to enter Ireland via cruise ships

There were a total of 85 tents lined up between Mount Street Bridge and Huband Bridge yesterday afternoon - a figure that has doubled in less than a week.

How did I avoid paying Venice’s new ‘entrance fee’? By joining the local Venezia FC fans

Sunday day-trippers to Venice flashing their €5 entry ticket QR code to get through the turnstiles at the city’s main access points look bemused when football supporters simply show their match tickets instead. Attending a sporting event just happens to be one of the exemptions in the opaque regulations behind what locals see as an attempt to turn their town into a living museum. Anyone who joins the crowds of football fans making their way...

Britain flight delays after passport IT system collapsed nationwide

Thousands of fed-up passengers were left stranded in Britain's airports yesterday trapped in long queues for hours after e-gates in arrivals halls failed to open.

America's most illustrious state capitol buildings

The United States Capitol in Washington, D.C. is one of the most iconic buildings in the world. But each of America's 50 states has its own unique state capitol, most of them historic landmarks in their own right. While most states use the term "capitol" for their seat of government, there are those that use "statehouse" or "State House." Either way, these buildings represent a defining architectural style and are singular in their beauty and prestige. Click through and visit America's most illustrious state capitol buildings.

Family of bears visits California backyard pool to cool off

Family of bears visits California backyard pool to cool off - ‘They can come take a dip whenever,’ homeowner says

Mystery of Stonehenge could be solved by 'once in a lifetime' event

You can watch the event from home.

Passengers stunned at pilot's admission over reason for flight delay

The easyJet plane was fully boarded and ready to go on Sunday when the pilot took to the intercom to deliver the excuse to the passengers, a video clip shows.

Western Hemisphere nations pledge to continue coordinating response to historic regional migration

Western Hemisphere nations pledge to continue coordinating response to historic regional migration - Representatives from 22 Western Hemisphere countries gathered in Guatemala have renewed their commitment to continue offering legal pathways to enter their countries, to provide aid to communities most affected by migration and to coordinate their response to manage immigration flows

New images revealed of Saudi Arabia's £1,000,000,000,000 mega city

The new concept images include a mirror skyscraper, buildings floating over a marina, giving off the illusion of invisibility.

Luxury flying boat goes on sale for $2,600,000

The brutal murder of three surfers that shocked Mexico

I'm a luxury hotel manager - and these are the do's and don'ts of hotel freebies, from the ones you can take, to the items you MUST leave in the room

The rules are revealed by Simon Steele, General Manager at luxury Lake District hotel Armathwaite Hall. He also divulges the strangest items that guests have tried to take.

Ancient shrimp named 'weegie' in honour of Glasgow origins

A type of shrimp that died out hundreds of millions of years ago has been declared a new species and given a Glasgow name in tribute to its roots.

Passengers were stuck for hours in sweaty, stifling corridors at Britain's busiest airports as passport systems crashed

Passengers queued in hot corridors with no idea how long they'd be waiting after a "system network issue" affected UK electronic passport gates.