Holidays are set to become a great deal more memorable if these incredible hotel designs become a reality. From the off-centre Unbalance hotel in Peru (bottom right) to the magnificent Hotel Crescent, Azerbaijan (centre), architects are seeking to push the boundaries of building designs. Many take to the water to provide an unusual stay, like the floating Krystall hotel, Norway (top right), Amphibious 1000 in Qatar (top left) and the Water Discus hotel, Dubai (bottom left).
In a stunning 360-degree sphere, this is a a virtual reality tour of some of the world's most extravagant accommodations. Suites on a Singapore Airlines Airbus A380 (bottom right), Cunard's duplex stateroom aboard the Queen Mary 2 ocean liner (top right), and the Ty Warner Penthouse suite at the Four Seasons hotel (left) in New York will give you a real taste of the high life.
The man is understood to have been towing a small boat when one of the trailer's tyres burst, forcing him to come to a standstill on the outside lane of a busy interchange on the M4, near Bristol.
Improvement work on the West Coast Main Line will affect services from a number of key locations, including Birmingham, Manchester and Glasgow.
According to one former employee of Bill's, which has 67 restaurants across the UK, he was even instructed to order staff to tell customers that tips were equally shared among restaurant workers.
Prime Minister David Cameron, 48, was spotted in a shortie wetsuit and carrying a blue bodyboard as he took to the waves at Polzeath yesterday with his wife Samantha, 44.
If heights give you the heebie-jeebies, look away now. A vertigo-inducing glass floor, set to be Asia's largest viewing platform is due to open in above Karst Valley in Wulong National Geological Park, in south-west China on October 1st, the day the country celebrates National Day.
Dubai Police have confirmed the growing rise in unsolicited photo-taking, believing that often men will pretend they are taking shots of buildings or the beach itself.
The average traveller pockets £55.25 in foreign notes. One in six UK travellers admit to having at least £75 of leftover currency, which would amount to £370 million across the country.
A British tourist picked the most uncomfortable bed in Malaga after a few too many drinks at the city's summer festival. The 40-year-old was reported for disorderly conduct.
Heavy rains triggered a half-million gallon sewage spill near Hawaii's world-famous tourist district, prompting city officials on Monday to close most of the beach fronting Waikiki.
Escaping the stresses of early 20th century city life, 'dudes' would head to Western retreats to experience the cowboy lifestyle. Dude ranches such as Jackson Hole (right) thrived on the tourism. As the lure of fresh air, cowboy bars (centre) and fishing (left) pulled in vast numbers, many ranchers gave up their cattle livelihood completely to focus on offering ranch activities and businesses.
Seen in these images is the abject poverty of rural North Korea, snapped along the railway from Russia to Pyongyang, compared to the capital cityscape.
The bodyboarder who was mauled by a shark off
Lighthouse Beach, in mid-northern NSW, has taken to Facebook to recount his terrifying experience - and thank the strangers who saved his life.
Newly-weds Simon Christie-Irwin, 34, and Rachelle, 29, snubbed a luxury holiday in Cuba in favour of the 'Bemusement Park' in rainy Weston-super-Mare, Somerset.
After queuing for a flight from Beijing Airport to Wenzhou in China, the woman, surnamed Zhou, was stopped by officers from taking the Rémy Martin XO Excellence through security.
Cat lovers across Japan - and indeed the world - mourned the loss of Tama, the first and only feline stationmaster, based at the Kishi train station in the Kinokawa neighbourhood of Japan. But now, after 50 days, the much loved cat has been replaced - by his former assistant stationmaster, Nitama - or Tama II - who beat several other cat challengers to take on the much coveted role.
Captured on camera in Catalonia, the performers showcase a strong base of around 30 people successfully propping up nine more at an impressive height before one slip brings it all down.
Hundreds of wildebeests were trying to make the crossing as part of the Great Wildebeest Migration, which takes place from July to September.
Blackpool, known for its pleasure beach, illuminations and kiss-me-quick hats, has been in a long decline since the arrival of cheap foreign holidays.
Several taxi-takers in Dublin, Ireland, received the surprise of their lives when they opened the vehicle door to find a smiling, tiny blond boy in the front seat.
Hundreds of locals in the town of Toro, Zamora in Spain took to the streets to act out the 'Batalla del Vino,' translated as the Battle of Wine. It follows in the footsteps of the more widely-known wine battle of Haro, La Rioja, that attracts thousands of people each year.
Italy's reputation as a gastronome's paradise was dealt a blow by the government revealing that out-of-date food and counterfeit champagne has been seized across 600 sites.
British police will patrol Benidorm next year as part of a pioneering exchange agreement, authorities in the famous Costa Blanca resort have announced.
A heated row broke out when holidaymakers placed their belongings in a section of the sand which required a rental fee in the Romanian resort of Mamaia.
Greece has suffered a dreadful run of headlines of late. But if the country is in crisis, you certainly won't realise it in the rural backwater of the Peloponnese, says a very relaxed Jenny Coad.
The super rich from Santorini to Tokyo are making a mint by renting out their second and third homes - even planning their own holidays around how they can accommodate guests. According to recent reports, in June, the number of one bed listings charging more than £1,000 per night had increased threefold since the year before.
MailOnline Travel highlights eight areas on a plane that can be the difference between holiday happiness and holiday nightmare.
A crew member from China's Qingdao Airlines has revealed that the airline stopped a flight attendant from flying for being overweight.
There are many places where you might expect to find great conditions for a day on the board. But North Wales? Ellie Ross dons her wetsuit and waits for the waves at the new Surf Snowdonia.
Northern Ireland's upper edge is a rugged wonder ideal for a leisurely road trip. Mark Porter points his car along the Causway Coastal Route of Antrim for legendary encounters, and a drop of whiskey or two.
The 1956 Whale Tail, also known as the Orvis Airstream, has entered the modern era thanks to updated interior decor and state-of-the-art mechanics. Formerly used as a hunting and fishing lodge near Goose Lake, Oregon, the vehicle is now road-ready. Although this model was crafted for fly-fishing apparel company, Orvis, Timeless Travel Trailers estimates that an Airstream that has undergone such an extensive renovation would retail for approximately $250,000 (£159,805).
You have to heat water for two hours to have a shower, and there is no mobile signal for six miles. But Kate Humble's rustic hut in Perigord-Limousin national park is haven, says Isabelle King.
The sand may look familiar - plenty of it is exported to the Canaries to soften the volcanic beaches - but for many people, Morocco's surfing outpost of Dakhla is a hidden gem. Glenys Roberts goes south.
Pinned to Europe's far edge, Iceland is something of a leap for a family holiday. Diana McCormick takes her brood to the distant north for hot springs, blue lagoons and the promise of whales.
Pictured in a red bikini, the younger sister of the Duchess of Cambridge displayed her washboard stomach and toned physique while on holiday on the Caribbean island of St Barts.
This out-of-this-world property in Sabi Sands Game Reserve, adjacent to Kruger National Park in South Africa, offers guests the chance to get in touch with nature in the most lavish way possible. The Lion Sands Game Reserve boasts four full-service lodges and three spectacular tree houses, illuminated by candles and lanterns (left) where guests can sleep under the stars and get up close and personal with nature.
MailOnline Travel's Steph Cockroft embarks on a two-day 'foodie heaven' weekend, including a traditional cooking course and a pinxtos-based 'bar crawl'.
The new Shinkansen train service links Tokyo with the ancient city of Kanazawa. Operating at speeds of up to 160 miles per hour, it reduces the old travel time to the city by an hour.
Hollywood's Walk Of Fame, Union Station in Washington DC and St Peter's Basilica in Vatican are also risky places to use phones, the infographic claims.
By far the greatest attractions of the Falklands is its abundance of unspoiled wildlife, the marine bird species in particular.
The mystical watering hole, which is located on the banks of the River Nidd, near Knaresborough in North Yorkshire, has the power to convert objects to stone. Due to its high mineral content, the water causes a hard mineral shell coating to form on any object that touches it. It's a similar process to what happens when salactites or stalagmites form, but at a much faster pace.
Since the tragedy of Hurricane Katrina in 2005, the city has been rebuilding and has experienced 'the greatest turnaround,' with lots on offer for visiting tourists to explore.
Gotland is Sweden's largest island with over 50,000 residents. It can be reached by a car ferry from the Oskarshamn port. Do not miss the unusual sea stacks that look like giant pillars.
The old town of Caceres in Spain is listed as a Unesco site. Located three hours from Madrid the city boasts 17 churches. The food-filled trip included a visit to scenic pastures and sampling local ingredients.
While some may look upon the era of a seaside holiday to Blackpool as outdated, there is still plenty to enjoy around the beach, from Madame Tussauds to an old fashioned stick of rock.
The dramatic terrain in Iceland - the join between two tectonic plates - is popular with tourists who can explore the natural wonder on land and underwater. The splits in the land, which has many faults, valleys, volcanoes and hot springs, are caused by the Eurasian and North American plates in Iceland pulling apart.
The unusual incident sparked a scare as smoke was detected inside the cabin as the Boeing 787-800 Dreamliner flew from Incheon airport in Seoul to London Heathrow Airport.
Travellers who struggle to sleep on a plane - no matter how exhausted they are or how long the flight is - can follow these 10 simple tips to help them to relax and doze off.
Wildlife is teeming on the island dubbed the 'Australian Galapagos' because of the way creatures evolved into distinct species after rising sea levels left it adrift from the mainland.
New research suggests the cost of visiting six cultural attractions in the Irish capital is £76 per person. London is Europe's most expensive city for culture, with entry to six sites costing £287.50.
The Leap Of Faith separates Maroon Peak from North Maroon Peak in the US state and requires nerves of steel as the rocks on either side are loose. The video begins with one climber gearing himself up to jump (left) before leaping safely across (right) and turning around to encourage his friend to do the same. However, tensions are high because the first climber sends several rocks tumbling down the mountainside.
As the Hvalur 8 ship brought the slaughtered endangered fin whales to port in Iceland, American tourist Timothy Baker and his group were sickened by the sight unfolding before them.
The space, which appears on Channel 5's hit reality TV show, will open its doors to the public beginning on October 1. It will be available for team-building days, parties and meetings.
UK and Swedish experts have warned that a jet-setting lifestyle can lead to sleep and gastro-intestinal patterns being disrupted, disorientation and loneliness.
Beginning this week, UberEATS is available in Chicago, Austin, Toronto, San Francisco and New York, after a successful trial period in LA and Barcelona.
A dramatic picture shows the plane (main) on the beach at Singer Island on Saturday evening after engine problems forced the pilot, Jamie Barker, to bring the plane down. He had just flown passenger Gina Mason (inset with Barker) past landmark Jupiter Lighthouse and was on his way back to Lantana airport when the engine reportedly stalled.
YouTube user Jack Perkins unknowingly captured footage of lightning striking a nearby Delta Air Lines Boeing 737 plane on the tarmac at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport.
English author Terry Waite has experienced a fair bit of travelling with the then Archbishop of Canterbury. Here he shares some of his experiences around the globe.
Ryanair was accused of using the small print to get around rules that give passengers six years to make a claim if their flight is delayed - effectively reducing that limit to two years by stealth.
The research suggests we're still thinking about the office even while trying to enjoy a break as 34 per cent confess to checking their inbox at least once daily.
While stunning sights during private moments are usually reserved for resorts in the wild, with jungle ferns or an open expanse of beach out the window, these deluxe bath time retreats are a pane of double-glazed glass from a memorable view. The perfectly appointed baths take in some of the most iconic city sights there are, including a tub overlooking the Taj Mahal (top right), a jacuzzi above the bright lights of Hong Kong (main) and London's Tower Bridge from the privileged position of The Shard (bottom right).
According to samples taken by an environmental agency on August 12, high levels of E.Coli and faecal bacteria have now rendered swimming in the water at Cimetero di Procida unsafe.
The Yeti Airways plane was taking off from Bhairahawa Airport en-route to Kathmandu in Nepal when it swerved off the runway as it was picking up speed.
Erkan Geldi was born on a Turkish Airlines flight from Izmir, Turkey, to Frankfurt, Germany, in 1990, when his mother went into labour during the descent. Today, he works as a flight attendant for the carrier.
Revellers attending V Festival soaked up the sun as they arrived at the site today - but the end of the festival could bring torrential rain and even tornadoes.
Whether you're in the market for an adventurous exploration in Patagonia or prefer a romantic retreat to a southern atoll in the Maldives, there's an off-the-beaten path destination for everyone. And while it may require a bit of commitment to reach these isolated destinations, guests will be rewarded ten-fold. Pictured: Hotel Arctic Ilulissat, Greenland (bottom right), Jade Screen Hotel in Huangshan, China (bottom left), Explora Patagonia in Chile (top right), Mongolia's Three Camel Lodge (top left) and Jumeirah Dhevanafushi in the Maldives (inset).
An affidavit filed by police claims Marc Rehmar, 58, went through an emergency exit and ran up to a tug driver who was 'pushing back a plane filled with passengers' at Denver's airport.
Some of the permitted items may come as a shock to passengers, as they could be perceived as potential weapons or a danger to other holidaymakers.
Norwegian announced that beginning in May 2016, they will be offering £179 one-way tickets from London Gatwick to Boston Logan airport.
The female security officers refused to search Robert Hart, citing a same-sex pat-down policy, and he was forced to take a later flight when a male officer was on duty at the airport in Terrace, Canada.
Where soldiers once held gun practices, there are now 22 luxury bedrooms for an unusual overnight stay at No Man's Fort in the Solentm which is accessible by helicopter and boat. Don't worry about drifting away in the night, walls 60ft thick anchor the fort firmly to the seabed.
The Ethiopian Airlines-operated Boeing 787 Dreamliner caught fire while on a remote parking stand at Heathrow, causing the airport to close off the runways.
A new survey by Auto Europe has found that 53 per cent of women suffer after all of the holiday hype comes to an end, with 29 per cent even revealing that they feel 'deflated' and 'demotivated.'
London-born photographer Peter Adams was able to snap these amazing shots by leaning out of a Robinson R44 helicopter over the Okavango Delta, Botswana.
The ring would steal the codes of the credit cards of customers of bars on the beach resort in Majorca, which is known for its excesses of alcohol and sex, and sometimes clone the cards, it's claimed.
Guests pay £150 to work a 40-hour week at The Open Book store, while staying in the flat above the shop in Wigtown, Dumfries and Galloway. The unusual holiday retreat has just been listed on lodging website AirBnB. Holidaymakers will be given training in bookselling from local book experts. They will also have the opportunity to put their 'own stamp' on the store while they're there.
'GrimTraveller', from Sulgrave, explained that after visiting Mount Snowdon in Wales - which you can access on a train - he had 'forgotten' just how high some mountains can be.
Dieters often find their weight loss is hindered by their drinking habit, but there's no need to forgo the wine if you're trying to lose weight. You can indulge with this selection of low-calorie wines.
It was announced this week that 46,000 solar panels near India's Cochin International Airport's cargo complex would make the airport 'absolutely power neutral'.
Police in the Swiss canton of Saint Gallen said the 58-year-old train conductor lost several teeth when he was attacked by a tourist on a platform at St Margrethen station.
From October, the liner Disney Dream (top right) will bring Star Wars to life, with themed areas and Jedi training. Here are some other family cruises that are sure to entertain youngsters at sea. Kids will love the 455ft-long raft ride, Kaleid- o-Slide on Carnival Vista (top left and bottom right) and circus workshops on Norwegian Cruise Lines (bottom left).
The Portuguese man o' war drifts virtually invisibly just below the surface and usually lives far out in the ocean - but they're heading our way in big numbers, say experts.
MailOnline Travel has polled experienced pilots to decode the most perplexing in-flight phrases once and for all.
The man, who is believed to be between 18 and 25, has reportedly been receiving treatment in Spain since the attack, which happened on Sunday evening.
Frequent flyers or the sharp-eyed may notice a seemingly out of place object in their plane's toilet- an ashtray.
The Grebeg ritual, which is aimed at neutralising all of the 288 evil spirits that are believed to inhabit the rivers nearby, is staged every six months in Tegallang village, Gianyar, Bali, in Indonesia. During the parade, which requires that villagers dress up as demons, community members walk through the village carrying bamboos sticks or palm branches (left) to symbolise a weapon. As part of the ceremony, villagers also offer prayers with their painted bodies (bottom right).
Footage shows the man splashing around and using the water to clean his armpits, shoulders and back in the latest incident to cause outrage among locals who are fed up with the tourist hordes.
Following the bomb attack on Bangkok the Foreign Office has not told Britons to avoid the country, even though there is a 'high threat from terrorism'. Instead it is telling them to take extra care.
A 2013 Federal Court of Justice ruling in Germany found elaborately arranged food to be the artistic property of its creator.
Passenger Noel O'Hare said the plane was warm, the pool of sick smelled and it left him feeling like he had to vomit. Ryanair said it was not cleaned up due to a shortage of cleaners at Gatwick.
The Lanesborough (inset, bottom right) is a luxury recreation of 18th-century Regency London. The cheapest room is £720 a night (top right), while the seven-bedroom Royal Suite (bottom left) is available for a staggering £31,200. The Inspector spent the night at this iconic hotel, where a standard room with breakfast and dinner (top left) sets guests back at least £1,300.
Luggage scanning staff at Stansted airport are gearing up to strike over a pay dispute. They are planning to stop work two mornings in August.
A 68-year-old man from Glasgow criss-crossed the globe visiting New Zealand, Fiji, Mauritius, Barbados, and Cape Town over the course of four years.
Professional chess player Nigel Short, originally from Leigh, Lancashire, had his choice of seat and was outnumbered by cabin crew when he was the only passenger on board an Air Zimbabwe flight.
The young boy was left with a large circular mark just above his waist, and the incident off Poniente Beach sparked rumours the beach had been closed due to a shark attack (file photo).
MailOnline's Carol Driver spends a long weekend at the Ilsington Country House Hotel (main pic) in Dartmoor, which boasts a new spa (left inset), a 2 AA rosette restaurant serving top-quality food (right inset) and the perfect location to explore the rolling countryside. Dartmoor is a draw for walkers and hikers, with more than 450 miles of public rights of way, and routes to suit all abilities - not to mention breath-taking panorama.
The driver is believed to have fallen asleep at the wheel moments before losing control of the tour bus and veering off the motorway in France.
The easyJet flight was due to depart from London's Gatwick Airport this morning but the flight was reportedly delayed after the man became 'increasingly abusive'.
In an attempt to raise revenue, the state-owned French palace will open its doors as a hotel. The Hotel de l'Orangerie, as its tentatively been named, will overlook the famed L'Orangerie gardens.
Battling dehydration and lack of oxygen James Hollins, 23, snapped volcanoes and mountain waterfalls in a goosebump-inducing video around Europe.
Footage and photos have emerged showing a multimillion-pound superyacht sinking after hitting a reef off the idyllic island of Mykonos, with reports suggesting it was a 106ft vessel that was delivered to its owner in 2009. Local reports said four foreigners had not suffered any injuries when they were rescued from the sinking vessel between the tourist resorts of Platis Gialos and Psarrou. Port officials have launched an investigation into the incident.
A Flybe flight from Newcastle Airport to Stansted was cancelled when the captain radioed through to Northumbria Police that there was a problem in the cabin.
Blue Air flight 134 took off this morning from LIverpool Airport at 10am, yet within minutes of being airborne, the pilot was alerted that there had been a bird strike.
Bill Hagerty was invited on a 16-day Saga Sapphire tour around the Baltic to speak on his experiences with the world's biggest stars. Battling bad weather and holding the attention of the crowds he sailed on.
The mesmerising Azores are part of the Portuguese archipelago in the Atlantic Ocean. The unspoilt islands boast craggy volcanic cones and brilliant blue lakes.
Canadian photographer Dennis Fast captured these stunning wildlife shots near Northern Canada's Hudson Bay in the province of Manitoba. Aspiring photographers and animal lovers alike can also see these white giants for themselves as part of a safari with Arctic adventure company, Churchill Wild, where Dennis serves as chief photographer.
Three shows are staged, including a can-can show in the saloon, an American style cowboy fight and a faux bank robbery action sequence in the middle of the dusty main street.
Photographer Rob Johnson, from North Wales, captured dazzling scenes that look like they were shot by a helicopter film crew as he scaled the north face of the mountain in Scotland.
Welcome to Macquarie Island, which lies 900 miles south of Australia. The stunning penguin haven has been made a Unesco site to protect the colonies there.
With plenty of little-known spots to see, Visit IOM has created a handy guide to consult before embarking on your next holiday - particularly, if you want to be guaranteed a sighting of some all-natural rarities.
Just a stone's throw from the White House lies historic Hay-Adams Hotel which has played host to a range of political and royal figures over the years, from Tony Blair to Charles and Camilla.
The golden cycling couple went to the couples-only Ocho Rios in Jamaica for a well-earned break from their training. The pair announced their engagement over Twitter last December.
Open House London is allowing guests to see inside prominent London buildings on September 19 and 20. Locations include the BT tower, Channel 4 HQs and the Royal Courts of Justice.
Clare Hall is more used to spending her big romantic weekends in luxury hotels. But for their 15th wedding anniversary, she and husband John headed for a Dorset campsite. What could possibly go wrong?
One of the last remaining spy ships of its kind, La Sultana has been transformed into a classic luxury superyacht with a swimming pool, Jacuzzi, helipad and seven passenger cabins (bottom left). With marble baths and wood finishes throughout, the 213ft vessel (inset) is now available for charter from £160,000 ($250,000) a week. It boasts an enormous owner's cabin (top right), an elegant lounge and bar (top left) and original features, including a Russian language dial on the bridge (bottom right), and plenty of Cold War secrets.
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Inside the world's most luxurious suites: From a first class plane cabin to a New York penthouse, take a 360-degree tour of the places most of us can only dream of staying
Getting away from it all... in 1948: The fascinating photographs that reveal what life on a dude ranch in Wyoming used to look like
'I'm sure the shark is missing its left eye and has a sore nose': Brave surfer recounts how he fought off a man-eater that attacked him and managed to swim ashore despite a gaping wound torn in his buttocks
Back on track: Nitama the cat becomes the new stationmaster at remote Japanese railway after death of previous feline boss
From poverty-stricken children to the golden glitz of Kim Jong-un's family museum, new photographs offer a fascinating insight into everyday life in North Korea
A vine mess: Hundreds of locals and tourists drench each other with red plonk in Spanish town's epic 'Battle of Wine'
British holidaymakers have £663MILLION in leftover foreign currency after holidays abroad... with few converting it back
Police to patrol beaches in Dubai after complaints about men taking photos of women sunbathing
Would YOU dare to walk on this? Gigantic glass viewing platform to open 820 feet above China's Wulong National Geological Park
Couple cancel their three-week honeymoon in the Caribbean to enjoy a post-wedding holiday in Banksy's Dismaland instead
Whoops! Wobbly street performers attempt at creating a human tower ends in disaster
Pictured: The moment drunk British tourist went to sleep on top of an arch in Malaga city centre
Woman who was banned from taking £125 brandy on to plane downed FULL BOTTLE - then rolled drunk around the airport floor
Snared by the jaws of death: Wildebeest is caught by a killer crocodile before being dragged to its doom after trying to cross a river in Kenya
Not your average Bed and Breakfast: From private islands to £1150 a night penthouses - how the super rich are taking over the world of online property rentals
From underwater rooms to 'unbalanced' designs: The hotels of the future that will make holidays more wondrous... and bizarre
Safari under the stars in a 'bush bedroom': The South African hotel that offers breath-taking Big 5 views from the comfort of a luxury tree house
Is Blackpool making a comeback? Hotel bookings for historic seaside resort up over 70%... days after outscoring the Maldives for its beaches
His feet don't even reach the pedals! Watch passengers' shock as their taxi pulls up with a THREE-YEAR-OLD driver in hilarious prank video
Going off the grid in Kate Humble's rustic holiday home: A weekend in the Dordogne hut where the Springwatch celebrity relaxes
The far edge of Morocco: Dazzled by the dunes in the surfing enclave of Daklha (if you can't surf, you can just lie on the beach)
An Iceland for all ages: Taking the kids to the land of fire and rock, where the geysers are reliable even if the local whales are not
Benidorm to follow Ibiza and Magaluf and deploy British police officers on the streets to curb alcohol-fuelled trouble
Officials seize 23 TONNES of potentially lethal foods in Italy including 300 bottles of counterfeit Champagne
The mysterious Petrifying Well said to be cursed by the Devil that turns everyday objects to STONE
Crisis? What crisis? Soaking up the sun in the pretty Peloponnese - where, if Greece is in money-meltdown, you really won't notice
Surf's up... in Snowdonia: Making waves in the mountains of Wales - sampling the UK's best new adventure zone (sea not required)
The dirtiest areas of an aircraft revealed: E.coli and fecal matter found on aeroplane tray tables, blankets and seat pockets
Is this the coolest home on four wheels? Vintage Airstream trailer is transformed into the ultimate hipster caravan
Flight attendant is grounded after airline decided she was 'too fat to fly'
Where to REALLY get away from it all: The world's most secluded hotels... from luxury yurts in Mongolia's Gobi Desert to aluminum igloos in Greenland
Terrifying headcam footage shows climbers risking their lives jumping a gap known as the 'Leap Of Faith' on 14,000ft Colorado mountain
An Inspector Calls: Inside Britain's most expensive hotel where the cheapest room is £720 a night, there are three staff to each guest and the fruit salad comes with strips of edible gold leaf
Hidden dangers of Times Square, Notre Dame Cathedral and Disneyland Park: Infographic reveals tourist spots where your mobile phone is most likely to be hacked
Miracle crash landing of small plane on a Florida beach packed with tourists that left pilot, passenger and bystanders uninjured
Incredible aerial pictures show US and European tectonic plates in Iceland pulling apart leaving dramatic 200ft water-filled crevices that divers can explore
Novel idea: The quaint Scottish bookshop holidaymakers PAY to run while staying in the flat above
Suds in the city! From London's Tower Bridge to Hong Kong's dazzling skyscrapers... the world's most amazing skylines from hotel bath tubs
Why Falkland Islands' cruise ship tourism is booming, with 60,000 visitors expected to arrive this year
Hunting for pinxtos, searing your own cod and dropping as many napkins as you like: How to spend an ultimate foodie weekend in San Sebastian... and why it doesn't need Michelin stars to shine
Clean, punctual and a top speed of 160mph... we're not in Britain any more! Why the brand new Shinkansen train is the only way to see Japan
Put your neck pillow under your chin, skip the booze and try the headbanger: The ultimate guide to falling asleep on a plane
Helipads, a rooftop hot tub and an incredible view of the setting sun: Inside the Victorian fort that looks like the perfect lair for a Bond villain
Jedi training with Star Wars characters, giant water slides and circus workshops: The BEST adventure family cruises
Ten years after Hurricane Katrina changed New Orleans forever: Six things you must do in the Big Easy
Five hundred miles of coast and more sheep than people: A revealing look at Sweden's largest island (where there are just two hours of darkness in summer)
Exploring churches, castles and a jamon-curing house on a foodie adventure through the heart of Spain
Rich history meets the 21st Century in one of Britain's classic seaside towns: Lapping up ice cream and nostalgia at Blackpool
Hue goes there! Villagers in Bali paint their bodies VERY bright green to ward off bad luck and evil spirits
Dodgy food in Lagos, a week of rain in Llandudno and a return to Lebanon after being held hostage: Author Terry Waite reveals his most memorable travels
Wish 'roo were here! Australia's incredible Kangaroo Island is home to more than 60,000 marsupials (but only 4,500 humans)
Dublin named Europe's cheapest capital for a culture break (and bottom-ranked London is four times more expensive)
British Airways Dreamliner forced to land at Siberian airport after smoke from passenger's overheated smartphone caused alarm on board
Rolling hills, award-winning food and a luxury spa: Inside the traditional Dartmoor hotel that's been welcoming guests for 100 years (just don't expect a rainforest shower or mini bar in your room)
Paradise lost: Shocking photographs and underwater footage show £4million superyacht sinking after running aground off Greek island
Horror of tourists who went on a whale watching trip... but only saw dead endangered whales being dragged to shore
Spain's very own Wild West: Tourists flock to Fort Bravo/Texas Hollywood to stay at real-life set where Indiana Jones was filmed
The 'dark side' of frequent flying: Academics warn that the consequences include serious physiological and emotional damage
Ben Nevis like you have never seen it before: Climber captures stunning drone footage of his solo ascent of UK's highest peak
Now THIS is a tight squeeze: The tiny green island ruled by an army of four million penguins
Bloomin' lovely! Photographer captures playful polar bears having the time of their lives in a field of wild flowers
Indian airport becomes the first in the world to be powered ENTIRELY by solar energy using 46,000 panels - but will the idea take off?
Inside the former Soviet ship used to spy on the UK and US during the Cold War that now has a new mission... holiday cruises!
Now YOU can visit the infamous Big Brother house: The Elstree Studios residence will open its doors to the public this autumn
Is nothing sacred? Hotels reveal that light-fingered Brits steal over 300,000 items a year (with toiletries, plants and BIBLES popular items to pilfer)
More than 2million passengers could claim compensation over delayed flights after Ryanair loses legal battle
Rare 'fire rainbow' cloud spotted above South Carolina beach (and visitors say it lasted for over an HOUR)
Volcanic lightning, 600-mile-long clouds and mesmerising ocean sinkholes: Infographic highlights the world's weirdest and most wonderful natural phenomena
Give yourself to the dark side! The world's top ten places to star gaze revealed (and they're all in just THREE countries)
No escape from the daily grind: One in three admit to checking their work emails EVERY DAY while on holiday
Our love affair with the coast remembered: 'Lost' days of the great British seaside holiday are revealed in rare vintage photographs
Guns, saws and camping stoves (but not snow globes): Infographic reveals the surprising items you can take on an airplane
Video captures terrified screams of passengers on plane forced into emergency landing after 'violent hailstorm' destroyed its nose cone and shattered cockpit window
Inches from the largest animal on earth: Stunning drone footage captures lone kayaker's thrilling encounter with blue whales
Electrifying footage captures the incredible moment that a Delta Air Lines Boeing 737 was struck by LIGHTNING
Uber launches take-away delivery service... and in New York drivers will pick up your dry cleaning, too
Stunning Italian beach seen in Il Postino now closed to swimmers after excrement in the water sends bacteria levels THREE TIMES over the acceptable limit
Pensioner forced to miss flight after artificial hip set off metal detector and all-female security team refused to frisk him
Friends who were forced to quit their 40,000-mile adventure to the Arctic just 500 miles short of their destination complete the trip 50 YEARS on in the same Land Rover
Incredible time-lapse video shows Airbus A330 being stripped bare and filled with new business and economy seats
Pictured: Shocked passengers leave plane that aborted take-off at the last minute and crashed through fence into long grass to 'avoid flock of birds'
Man born on board a Turkish Airlines plane grows up to be a flight attendant... with Turkish Airlines (well, he was bound to feel at home)
Passenger who arrived late for flight to high school reunion 'chased down plane as it pulled away from gate and tried to stop it from leaving without him'
Live like an Academy Award winner! Inside the stunning four-bedroom holiday retreat once owned by Elizabeth Taylor that's available to rent...
Air fare war breaks out as Norwegian launches £179 Dreamliner ticket from UK to Boston (but you'll have to be quick as only 26 people per flight can buy one)
Women suffer more from post-holiday blues than men (with many buying themselves expensive presents to boost their mood)
'It's very steep and too high... but at least it's free': Tourist leaves hilarious one-star TripAdvisor review of Britain's highest mountain, Ben Nevis
Fire on Boeing Dreamliner at Heathrow that caused airport to close runways was caused by 'trapped battery wires' that led to a short-circuit
Magaluf crime gang arrested for 'swindling drunk tourists out of £320k by cloning their bank cards'
How a tiny bar in South Africa became an unlikely tourist attraction after pranksters painted the word 'sex' into its name (and now there's a bizarre trend to leave bras there)
Stunning mountains, lush rainforests and iconic landmarks: The most breathtaking wedding photos of the year revealed
Incredible pictures of the world's most breathtaking waterfalls from the stunning frozen landscapes of Iceland to the rainforests of South America
The destinations on Lonely Planet's ultimate travel list that you WON'T have heard about: World's best bizarre attractions include a church of bones and NORTH KOREA
The secret language of cabin crew: From 'deadheading' to 'the heavy', what your flight attendants are REALLY talking about
British holidaymaker arrested for 'hitting conductor in face with skateboard' after being kicked off train for not having a ticket
Deadly jellyfish with tentacles the length of FIVE London buses spotted around the English coast as experts warn of 'invasion'
Silent baggage carousels, seats covered in dust... and the bones of dead animals scattered at the entrance: Inside the £10million 'ghost' airport that has never been used
Dream job? 'Hotel tester' paid to sleep in the beds and make sure they are comfy enough (but the loo inspection isn't quite as fun)
Upgraded to a 'private' jet! British holidaymaker has ENTIRE Boeing 737 to himself after other passengers failed to show up
Is it safe to travel to Thailand? Foreign Office tells Britons to 'take extra care' when visiting, but NOT to avoid the country
Finally, the definitive bucket list: The Temples of Angkor, Great Barrier Reef and Machu Picchu lead the places you MUST see, say Lonely Planet's adventure experts (and the British Museum makes the top 20)
Seen in these images is the abject poverty of rural North Korea, snapped along the railway from Russia to Pyongyang, compared to the capital cityscape.
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