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The most tragic airplane crashes in US history

Did you know that the worst crashes in American history (aside from terrorist attacks) happened, for the most part, over 20 years ago? Read on to learn more about the worst airplane crashes in the United States.

UAE: Direct flights from Fujairah to Cairo announced in new partnership

Fujairah Airport earlier said it would connect the emirate to 18 new destinations

Inside the world's most luxurious cruise ship suites for VIPs only

These are the most luxurious cruise ship suites only the wealthy can afford.

The best places to see the spring blossom in the UK

There is nothing better than spotting the early signs of spring. In this gallery, take a look at the UK's top parks, gardens, and woodlands to see the blossom this spring.

Relationship red flags you should watch out for

At the beginning of a relationship, we tend to turn a blind eye to flaws that become much more significant later on. Most of us are guilty of falling headlong into infatuation with someone and totally ignoring the warning signs. Sometimes this just means an epic romance fizzles out after a few months, but, if we’re not careful, there’s also a risk of getting wrapped up in a toxic relationship. Let's take a look at some of the key red flags to look out for when you start dating someone. Click through the gallery to get started.

Adults-only cruises to book for your next distraction-free getaway

While most cruises offer sufficient family fun, there are still voyages designed exclusively for adults. That means no screaming children and more relaxation. These ships swap waterslides, laser tag arenas and escape rooms with amenities geared towards grown-ups who are looking to maximise their holiday without distractions. Cruise lines typically ...

Who invented the plane? For many people in the world, it was not the Wright brothers

The history of aviation has followed a fascinating trajectory. Leonardo da Vinci first envisaged manned flight way back in the 15th century. Then came hot-air balloons, followed by gliders and airships, until the Wright brothers' historic powered flight in 1903. Today there are airliners that can carry hundreds of passengers non-stop half way round the world. And space tourism will one day be a reality. Browse the following gallery and take off for a brief flight through the history of aviation, and meet some of the great pioneers of air travel along the way.

America's most stunning spring destinations on a budget

The trees are budding, the flowers are blooming, and wanderlust is in the air. For those who want to book a spring break trip that doesn't involve raging parties, here are some of the most beautiful towns to get lost this season.

Weight of history: Saints look to seize day in Leinster Champions Cup clash

By his own admission, Northampton’s director of rugby, Phil Dowson, is a history buff. This week he invited the club’s Irish strength and conditioning coach, Eamonn Hyland, to give his players an “incredibly powerful” lesson in the cultural and historic significance of becoming the first English side to play at Croke Park. Players were moved to goosebumps as the size of the challenge that awaits against Leinster on Saturday became all the more...

The most beautiful brides from the movies

Pharrell's jewelry collection and more of the week's stylish events

From Pharrell Williams dropping a fierce jewelry line with Tiffany & Co. to Paris Hilton getting 'chic' for breakfast at Joe & The Juice, a roundup of the week's most stylish happenings.

Incredible hidden attractions in US cities

Everyone knows the basic monuments you need to see in America's big cities. If you go to New York, see the Empire State Building! If you're in San Francisco, check out the Golden Gate Bridge! However, there are plenty of other attractions in these US cities that you may never have even known were there. Are you looking for a more unusual travel experience? Here are some offbeat and unusual urban must-sees that most tourists fail to find. Browse the gallery for your city and places to go that others will miss.

Queen Elizabeth 2 Hotel in Dubai is All Set for a Strong Show at Arabian Travel Market Dubai

The Queen Elizabeth 2 Hotel in Dubai has announced its participation in the Arabian Travel Market (ATM) 2024, set to take place from 6-9 May at the Dubai World Trade Centre. As the only floating hotel in Dubai, QE2 will be joining the ranks of the most unique exhibitors from across the world, showcasing its exceptional maritime heritage and experiences to the global travel trade community.Ferghal Purcell, General Manager, Queen Elizabeth 2...

What is culture shock, and how can you deal with it?

Whether you're a tourist or moving somewhere unfamiliar to study, work, or retire, you are at risk of suffering from culture shock. But what is culture shock, exactly? How does it manifest, when, what are the symptoms, and what can you do about it? In this gallery, you'll find the answers to these and many other questions. Click on for more.

Gas and propane stoves linked to 50,000 cases of childhood asthma

A study from researchers at Stanford University and Harvard University found that about 50,000 cases of childhood asthma could be linked to exposure to nitrogen dioxide produced by gas stoves.

Searching for the remote: Hidden US travel destinations

Are you looking for a vacation without the crowds, or somewhere to go that your neighbor's never heard of? As we all know, there's more to the US than just Los Angeles, New York City, and the Grand Canyon. The locations in this gallery may not be as well known, but they're just as breathtaking. Browse the gallery and seek out these natural and man-made treasures just waiting to be explored.

Do you live in one of the world's 50 coolest neighborhoods?

Everyone wants to travel like a local, and while it’s easy to translate languages with your phone and stay in people's homes instead of hotels through various apps, it’s much more difficult to figure out where the coolest neighborhoods are because they’re off the tourist path. Based on factors of affordability, new venues, arts and culture, foodie destinations, and a general up-and-coming energy, Time Out surveyed more than 27,000 city-dwellers along with city experts to find what they’ve determined to be the top 50 cultural and culinary hot spots in the world. These are the places buzzing with life, free of overrated traps, and rich with the culture and community you couldn't get near many cities' most popular landmarks. Click through to see which neighborhoods made the cut.

May the 4th be with you - fun facts about Star Wars Day

Witness the most historic US courthouses

Historic courthouses number among the most revered landmarks in the United States. Many date back to the 18th and 19th centuries and have witnessed some of the most important events in the nation's history. Others have been the scene of famous and groundbreaking trials. And there are some that justify their place in the history books simply because of their beautiful and unique architecture. All, though, represent the earliest days of the country's judicial system and the evolution of the American legal profession. So, where in the country can you find the most celebrated houses of justice? Click through and bear witness to historic US courthouses.

These stars have been banned from entering certain countries

Being a celebrity has certain perks, such as the opportunity to travel around the world. However, it also comes with increased scrutiny and sometimes leads to clashes with other cultures and laws while traveling. Many stars have been blacklisted from entering entire countries due to their personal views, their criminal records, and a variety of other reasons. Curious? Click through the gallery to discover which celebrities have faced shocking travel restrictions.

Holidaying in Dubai? Use your Emirates boarding pass to get unmissable discounts

We didn’t need another reason to holiday in Dubai… But now we do. If you’re travelling to Dubai with Emirates between May 1 and September 30 this year, you can use your boarding pass to avail deals and discounts on spas, restaurants and big-name stores. The My Emirates Pass program will make your summer vacation […]

The evolution of Met Gala style through the years

The Met Gala, formerly the Costume Institute Gala, is one of the most popular see-or-be-seen events of the year. With all of the biggest names in attendance, everyone gets together to "ooh" and "ahh" at the creativity involved in each star's attire. However, the Met Gala hasn't always looked like it does today, and the fashion has been getting bigger and better throughout the years. Quite literally. In 2023, the event was dedicated to the memory of legendary Chanel designer Karl Lagerfeld, with celebs showing up in their finest Chanel-inspired couture for the theme 'Karl Lagerfeld: A Line of Beauty.' The theme for this year's event, held on Monday, May 6, is 'Sleeping Beauties: Reawakening Fashion.' Confirmed attendees include Beyoncé, Lady Gaga, Zendaya, Rihanna, Madonna, and Bab Bunny, so the pink carpet is sure to see some fascinating fashion creations. The dress code is 'The Garden of Time.' While we count down the minutes, click through the gallery to walk down memory lane and explore the Met Galas of the past.

A blissful retreat at Banyan Tree Dubai on Bluewaters Island - Hotel Insider

Having taken over from Caesars Palace on Bluewaters Island, Banyan Tree Dubai is the newest property on the island best known for being home to Ain Dubai, the world's highest tallest observation wheel. With a private beach and palm tree-surrounded gardens, the five-star resort is well located for guests wanting to escape the city hustle while still...

Schoolteacher who has visited all 195 countries in the world reveals how she could afford to travel the globe on a budget - as she dished on what it is really like in destinations on the 'do not travel list'

Schoolteacher Lucy Hsu, 42, from San Francisco, has officially visited all 195 countries as recognized by the United Nations, with Syria being the final spot she ticked off in May 2023.

Amazing things you can do with duct tape

Duct tape has been around since the early half of the 20th century. Invented by an American woman, Vesta Stoudt, in 1943, it serves as an all-purpose emergency adhesive fixing anything from leaky pipes to taping down the hoods of automobiles. It's even been used in space, when it helped save the lives of the Apollo 13 astronauts! In fact, there's not much this fantastically versatile material can't fix. Click through and take a look at the amazing things you can do with duct tape.

Timeframe: When Fairouz enchanted Abu Dhabi in 2006

Music lovers in Abu Dhabi were treated to an unforgettable experience on May 18, 2006, when the 'Voice of Lebanon', Fairouz, performed a concert at the Emirates Palace hotel. The historic concert came during a time of looming unrest in the Middle East, as Lebanon went to war with Israel a month later. Fairouz’s music was a moment of perfect harmony...

Weird things we all did as kids but never talk about

The mind of a child works in wonderful and mysterious ways. Their imaginations run freely, untethered by the bounds of logic or fact. A simple cardboard box can become a fantasy world in another dimension, and a bottle of Coke can become a glass of Pinot. While habits vary greatly between different countries and cultures, there are certain experiences that most of us can relate to. Children are children wherever they are, and as such, they seem to be drawn to the same things. That means that you, your cousin, and that kid in class who used to eat erasers, all had many of the same weird, awkward experiences. Click through the gallery for a nostalgic and perhaps cringe-inducing look back at the bizarre things we all did as kids but haven't talked about since!

Free Water Attractions, Fountains and More For Kids in Qatar

As summer heat intensifies in Qatar, families often seek cool spots to enjoy outdoor activities with their children. Fortunately, there are many parks and attractions in the country with water features to keep everyone refreshed. Here’s a guide to some of the best free water attractions and pa

The world's most luxurious hotel bathrooms are worth splashing out for

From seductive al fresco showers to mind-blowing underwater suites, these amazing hotel bathrooms turn having a soak into a once-in-a-lifetime experience.

“The Fall Guy, Hacks, ”and “The Idea of You ”lead this week’s Must List

See EW’s top pop culture picks for the week of May 3.

The oldest words in the English language

Inspired by Dictionary.com's list, here are 16 of the oldest words in the English language. Click on to discover them all!

How Does Prediabetes Affect Quality Of Life? A Review By Doctors

Expert opinion from Mohan P. Abraham M.D., FAAFP (Family Physician) · 40 years of experience · USA Prediabetes can affect your life by taking away things that make your life enjoyable like eating what you want or driving or even sex. You may find yourself having less physical affection, and this can lead you to shy away from relationships then end...

We’re Getting Into the Vacation Spirit With Amazon’s Early Summer Sale — Shop the 85 Best Deals Up to 71% Off

Save big on all of your favorite travel products from Samsonite, Adidas, Apple, and more.

Booking Holdings CEO: Healthy Business on the Books

Glenn Fogel, chief executive officer at Booking Holdings Inc., discusses growth expectations after beating first-quarter estimates, travel destinations and alternative accommodations. He speaks on "Bloomberg Markets."

Picturesque towns in Europe you won't believe exist

Some of the towns in this gallery look like they've come straight out of a fairy tale. From the romantic town of Burano, Italy, to the breathtaking fortifications of Göreme, Turkey, these beautiful towns are filled with historic charm. Click through and see for yourself!

10 of the Most Unique Museums In the United States

Add these one-of-a-kind destinations to your travel bucket list.

Unexpected details about daily life in the White House

The lives of presidents are often elusive to the public, but don’t you want to know what goes on in the house where America’s biggest historic decisions are made? Beyond high-security protocols and regular sweeps by the Secret Service, check out this gallery to find out the lesser-known quirks and perks of living in America's most prestigious home.

The strangest UFO sightings in the UK

From the 1947 Roswell incident, to Area 51, to films like 'Independence Day', the USA has always been seen as the hub for UFOs. But aliens have apparently crossed over to the UK plenty of times. From glowing dragons to Winston Churchill's panicked reports, take a look these weird historical accounts of UFO sightings in the UK.

The best photos from the King's Trust Global Gala red carpet

£12,000 for a ticket to see Scotland's opening game at the Euros!

Watching Scotland play at a major tournament has been a rare treat over the past three decades. But Scotland tickets for their Euro opening match are being offered by resale companies for £12,000

Ancient Egyptian Pyramids, Sphinx Close to Public for Tech Billionaire's Lavish Wedding

Tech billionaire Ankur Jain and fitness trainer Erika Hammond reportedly paid $200,000 to party near a sculpture of Ramses II.

Photo essay: Behind the scenes at World Art Dubai as it returns for 10th edition

More than 4,000 pieces of art from 65 countries will be on display from Thursday at World Art Dubai, the region's largest contemporary art fair. Exhibited at Dubai World Trade Centre, the collection will be spread across 12 international pavilions, each serving as cultural gateways into a country or region, organisers said. Pavilions this year incl...

Secrets behind famous monuments

Many historical monuments and landmarks around the world still hide many mysteries, but we are lucky enough to have discovered amazing facts about many of them. Click through and get to know surprising facts about some of the world's most iconic landmarks.

Anne Hathaway's house in The Idea of You is available to rent

Travelers who are hoping to stay in the cozy house featured in the new Anne Hathaway film can plan their trip today.

Decked out: building, maintaining, and decorating your own deck

Having a well-designed deck in your outdoor space can enhance your home’s options for entertaining and relaxation. It's perfect for hosting family BBQs and for enjoying some summer drinks with friends. However, having a deck can be demanding, so be ready to keep it properly maintained in order to enjoy it safely for years ahead. And if you don't have one, don't worry: you can build one! Want to know all things deck? Then click through this gallery.

How to exit a packed airplane without making a fool of yourself

If you don't want to be a rude flyer, here are the six rules you ought to follow to ensure you become a polite, conscientious passenger on your next flight.

Brilliant facts about the American bison

Not only is the bison one of the most iconic animals in North America, but it's actually the United States' national mammal. These majestic beasts are as American as apple pie and have been inhabiting its lands for centuries. In this gallery we are giving the fantastic animal its flowers. Click on to learn some fascinating facts about the American bison.

The world's most prestigious military academies

The world's most prestigious military colleges and academies have trained and educated some of history's most celebrated and decorated figures from the armed forces. Many of these schools were established well over a hundred years ago as institutions focused on discipline, leadership, and character development. Their graduates, tested to the limit of physical and mental ability, went on to serve their countries with distinction. Today, entry into a top military establishment is equally as competitive and demanding, with many acceptance rates less than 10%. So, where do only the toughest and brightest end up? Click on and take a march through the world's most prestigious military academies.

Be a tourist in your own city and fall in love all over again

Picture the first time you set foot in a new city. Do the lights seem brighter? Does the charm of the buildings call to you? How does the air feel on your skin, and what smells do you embrace? The first time we experience a new place it can feel like constantly being on cloud nine—everything feels intensely beautiful and our souls are alive. However, as we stay in one place for an extended period of time, the luster can fade and it just becomes ‘home.’ Things we used to love may now be taken for granted. Fret not, though! There is hope to rekindle the spark with your once new city. Pretending to be a tourist in your own town can help open your eyes to things you might have been overlooking recently. Truly, it’s easy to fall in love all over again. Click through to see exactly what we mean.

The weird & wonderful delights of the Isle of Man Motor Museum

A proper Aladdin's cave of motoring marvels