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A voyage down the most beautiful rivers in America

The United States is blessed with some of the most spectacular rivers in the world, mighty waterways like the Colorado and the Mississippi. Also meandering across the nation are perhaps less well-known but equally attractive and appealing watercourses such as the Kenai, Deschutes, and Niobrara. All these rivers support different habitats and ecosystems and provide excellent recreational opportunities, including angling, kayaking, and white-water rafting. So, which of these destinations offer the most picturesque waterway getaways? Click through and embark on a voyage down the most beautiful rivers in America.

Heading to Milan? These Are the 21 Travel Essentials to Pack

Don’t leave the house without these jet-setter must-haves.

The 15 most dangerous places in the world no tourist should ever visit - full list

Some of the most dangerous places can be found in the USA, Australia, Thailand, and Russia. Some are so dangerous, that tourists are banned from going.

From the Musée d’Orsay to the house from ‘Up’: Airbnb’s iconic new stays

With its new Icons list, Airbnb is opening up a multitude of incredible experiences to just a handful of guests. View on euronews

What happens to the coins tossed into Rome's Trevi Fountain?

The Trevi Fountain in Rome is one of the city's most famous landmarks. It's celebrated for a tradition that goes back hundreds of years, the tossing of a coin into its waters for good luck. The amount of money deposited in the fountain is considerable. But where does all this loose change end up, and how is it used? Click through and find out how a centuries-old ritual is helping the poor and needy.

11 Lightweight Luggage Picks That'll Make Traveling a Zillion Times Easier

Take that, overweight baggage fees!

Bedding down in the lion's den: Inside a new bubble lodge at an animal reserve that offers a taste of Africa... in the wilds of KENT

Hannah Summers stays in the new Lookout Bubble at Port Lympne wildlife park. 'We're close enough to snack on, were it not for an electric fence,' she writes.

Secrets of the Bermuda Triangle unveiled

The Bermuda Triangle is one of the most dreaded areas on the planet due to terrifying stories of ill-fated ships and planes that have ventured into its some 1.3 million to 3.9 million square kilometres (500,000 to 1.5 million square miles) and disappeared without a trace. These disappearances are often blamed on paranormal forces, such as aliens, sea monsters, and mythical cities that lie within its waters, but scientists argue that natural forces and human error are more likely the cause.

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

Snooze like you're on vacation every night.

Who took home prizes at this year’s European Museum of the Year Awards?

The awards honoured museums and leaders across categories including inclusion, sustainability and community participation. View on euronews

20 Of America’s Best Pet-Friendly Destinations

Explore America's best pet-friendly destinations! From coastal towns to national parks, discover 20 destinations where you and your furry friend can enjoy unforgettable adventures. Find pet-friendly accommodations, parks, and attractions for your next trip.

The 15 oldest trees in the world

The Best Colleges in Texas

Texas, often dubbed the 'Lone Star State,' boasts a rich history, diverse cultures, and a vast landscape, from the Gulf

I was born and raised in Italy. Here are 7 things I wish tourists would stop doing when they come here.

There are easy ways to avoid most common tourist mistakes in Rome and other popular spots in Italy, from doing research to lowering your expectations.

Qantas to pay €74m to settle ticket scandal that saw Alan Joyce quit

Australia’s Qantas Airways has agreed to pay A$120m (€74m) to settle a regulator lawsuit over the sale of thousands of tickets on already cancelled flights, in an attempt to end a reputational crisis that has engulfed the airline. The scandal effectively brought an end to the 15-year tenure of Alan Joyce as CEO of Qantas. The Dublin native stepped ...

American cities that look and feel like Europe

America’s European heritage can be found everywhere, but some cities and towns across the US really feel like they belong in the Old Continent. Many of these places were settled by European immigrants in the 18th and 19th centuries and their legacy continues to this day. From architecture to traditions, there are places in the US that truly look and feel like Europe. In this gallery, we take you on a journey across America and bring you a list of places you can visit if you’re looking for a European feel, without having to cross the Atlantic. Click on to get to know them.

40 beautiful images show the most historic places in the world

Feast your eyes on these spellbinding images from the Historic Photographer of the Year Awards 2022, which show off some of the world's most storied sites in all their glory.

35 incredible family-friendly holiday destinations

These are the must-take holidays and experiences for all the family

The up and down history of the airship

When the first airships took to the sky in the mid-19th century, the odd-looking vessels created an aviation sensation. Developed as a successor to the hydrogen balloon, the airship enjoyed its golden years in the 1920s and 1930s. But after the disaster that was the Hindenburg explosion in 1937, airship passenger travel effectively ended. Recently, however, the airship has enjoyed somewhat of a comeback, both as a commercial and military mode of transport. Click through for a uplifting flight through the history of the airship.

Carlos Matos references Mexico's "profound transformations" in secluded retreat

Mexican architect Carlos H Matos has completed a concrete house designed to be an "ode to antiquity" and "futurity" in Puerto Escondido, Oaxaca. Known as Casa Monte, the one-bedroom house was completed in 2023 with a rooftop terrace and a 150-square-metre (1,615-square foot) footprint. It is nestled between mountains and the Pacific Ocean and serves The post Carlos Matos references Mexico's "profound transformations" in secluded retreat appeared...

Fears for the future of Highland Games as events cancelled

They have long been a tradition in Scotland during the summer months, drawing in crowds from all over the world.

The 20 Best Luggage Brands Worth Investing In

From Samsonite to Rimowa, Tumi to Away—here's what you need to know about each one.

Boeing's Starliner first crewed space flight called off shortly before launch

The first crewed flight of Boeing's Starliner spaceship was dramatically called off around two hours before launch after a new safety issue was identified, officials said Monday, pushing back a high-stakes test mission to the International Space Station. Astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams were strapped in their seats preparing for liftoff when the call for a "scrub" came, in order to give engineers time to investigate unusual readings...

Passenger hides baby snakes in his pants and tries to board flight

Snakes were almost on a plane in Florida after a man attempted to sneak them on an international flight.

Fern Britton stalker drove 200 miles to stay in her holiday cottage

James Haviland, 63, from Basingstoke tracked down the star as part of a terrifying campaign against her which included staying at her home in Padstow, Cornwall.

The USA’s best bucket list experiences, ranked

These are the top 65 unmissable experiences you must have in the USA, from visiting the Statue of Liberty to hiking to the Hollywood sign.

Savvy travellers can save up to 50% on luxury Antler luggage in flash sale

Brand Alley has a small selection of Antler pieces for less including the best-selling Clifton Cabin for under £100

Motive revealed in killing of two Australian and American surfers in Mexico: Everything we know

Motive revealed in killing of two Australian and American surfers in Mexico: Everything we know - The bodies of Australian brothers Jake and Callum Robinson, and American, Jack Carter Rhoad, were dumped in a well

New Flights Taking Off This Summer

Airlines are gearing up for the busy summer travel period.

Inside the world’s largest hotel with a theme park and replica of Times Square – from just $23

Terrifying urban legends from Japan

Chinese migrants using Mexican IDs to travel to US

It is thought the IDs are being made and sold by cartels so that migrants travelling to the US from Asia and elsewhere can pass checks by Mexican police as they travel through the country.

The most memorable designs in Met Gala history

Revealed: The most visited attraction in every European country

From thrilling theme parks to ancient historic sites, every country in Europe has its tourism hotspots, and here we highlight each nation's most visited attraction.

Boeing faces new FAA probe over 787 Dreamliner inspections, falsified records

US air safety authorities are investigating whether Boeing completed required plane inspections on the 787 and whether employees falsified aircraft records, officials said Monday. The issue centers on whether Boeing undertook required inspections to "confirm adequate bonding and grounding where the wings join the fuselage on certain 787 Dreamliner airplanes," the Federal Aviation Administration said in an email. The FAA said it opened the...

These are the secrets of the Channel Tunnel as it turns 30

3 surfers shot in the head while visiting Mexico were found dead in a well, in an area where tourists are usually safe

The two Australian brothers and their American friend were near Ensenada, a popular tourist spot, when they were reported missing last week.

Body of British man found in Prague river

The body of a missing British holidaymaker - who disappeared after reportedly jumping off a party boat in Prague - has been found following the search of a river.

Done Disney? These are America's alternative theme parks

From huge sites dotted with hair-raising roller coasters, to smaller family-owned affairs, the USA has no shortage of amusement parks.

Explore the history of the world’s biggest castles

Here we take a look inside the greatest and biggest castles around the world and uncover the epic stories they have to tell.

10 Stylish and Equally Comfortable Airport Looks for Your Next Trip

Look and feel great the next time you travel!

American castles and palaces you didn't know existed

When we think of castles and palaces, Europe often comes to mind. But it turns out there are also some magnificent ones stateside. Sure, you won't find real medieval castles, but there are many historically-relevant and beautiful structures that are definitely worth a visit. In fact, the US is home to several palaces and castles that look like they're straight out of a fairy tale! Ready to embark on a historical journey through the grandest castles and palaces in America? Then click on!

These Norwegian churches are the last of their kind in the world

Nestled in the hills and valleys of Norway’s hostile climate are a series of medieval buildings that are testaments to the test of time. These are the country’s stave churches, and they are significant not only in their architectural splendor, but also in their rich history. What's more, there are only 28 of them left in the whole world! Intrigued? Click through this gallery as we take a closer look at each of them.

Ship Ahoy! Danish royals embark on a yacht tour to Sweden and Norway

Ship Ahoy! Danish royals King Frederik X and Queen Mary embark on a yacht tour. The royals will arrive in Sweden first before heading to Norway. They are also expected to travel to Greenland and the Faroe Island in June and July.

The top ten things to do in Sligo this week: May 8-14

It’s another busy week in Sligo with lots of events taking place to suit all interests. Have a look at our pick of the top ten events taking place in Sligo this week, there might be something that tickles your fancy. ROAMER The Model presents a very special live Late Night event with Roamer on Saturday May 11. Tickets are limited – get yours online...

These Long-Flight Essentials Start at Just $10 on Amazon

Don’t just survive your next trip—thrive!

Minor Hotels Gears Up for India Expansion

Minor Hotels CEO and Minor International Group CEO Dillip Rajakarier says the global hospitality group aims to intensify its presence in India, targeting 50 new openings within the next decade. He speaks with Haslinda Amin on "Bloomberg Markets: Asia."

How wild was the Wild West, really?

Luxury beach town goes to war with locals renting homes to tourists

Residents are set to duke it out Tuesday over whether short-term rentals should be broadly legalized on the little island off the coast of Massachusetts.

Multicultural London: how to travel the world without leaving the city

Multicultural London: how to travel the world without leaving the city - The capital’s most enriching and authentic experiences are activities supporting social impact, says Shivani Ashoka. Here’s the best places to experience other cultures without leaving Zone 3