Forget Norwegian fjords and Icelandic glaciers, some of the most breathtaking landscapes are right under our noses in the UK. And what better time to witness them, then when they are in full glory - brought to life by the golden hues. From the Lake District's Buttermore Lake (centre left and right) and Latrigg area (bottom right) and New Forest, Hampshire (top left), here are some of the most stunning golden treasures that can be witnessed in each corner of the UK over the coming weeks.
The pilot of Flight ZB654 from Manchester to Malaga, Spain, was forced to turn back this morning and land at Manchester Airport after discovering somewhere near Gloucester that part of the wing had come loose (left). According to passenger accounts, there was also a problem with cabin pressure, with the cabin and the rest of the plane depressurising at a different rate. The aircraft was met by fire crews upon its impromptu landing (top right) though no passengers were injured and all 154 were quickly transferred to another Monarch flight.
Rich McCor, aged 28, has turned the London Eye into a bicycle and Big Ben into a watch - all thanks to intricately designed, hand-crafted paper cut outs.
Author Diana Bretherwick, who has written two crime novels set in Turin, reveals why it is a contender for spookiest city in Europe.
Tiny scenes of abandoned streets and a barber shop are on display at the Musée Miniature et Cinéma in Lyon, France, and fool audiences into believing they are life-size using hyperrealism.
Deborah Crawford, her partner Ian and their two sons, from Marton, Middlesbrough, suffered ear infections, pneumonia - and even a scary choking hazard - while on holiday in Majorca.
MailOnline Travel's Emily Sheridan ventured to Florida to find there was plenty to occupy adults as well as kids in America's theme park capital.
Paul Bibby, aged 41, from Clitheroe, Lancashire, fell ill on holiday after eating 'lukewarm' food that was 'left out for long periods of time' in Marmaris, Turkey.
A Polish photographer has captured the lives of a sea tribe from Borneo who live in huts in the ocean. David Kaszlikowski photographed the Badjao people over several days in 2010. The tribe have no set nationality and live in boats off the coast, but because of this they also are not recognised by the Malaysian government and have no access to healthcare and education, so many of the younger generation are now abandoning this way of life to live on land.
Luxembourg may not rank as a popular city-break destination, but it should. At less than 1,000 square miles, it's smaller than Oxfordshire but jam-packed full of churches and castles.
While presenter John loves lying on beaches and relaxing while away, wife LynnFaulds Wood prefers to explore a foreign city. The pair found Valencia catered for both needs.
The world really will be your oyster in the next year - with even more non-stop flight routes starting up, including Thomson's weekly Costa Rica route, set to be launched in November.
The tiny but stunning islet and hotel resort of Sveti Stefan in Montenegro is an unspoiled and picturesque treasure - which has been booked out by many A-listers for private parties.
The Marakele National Park is so beautiful it almost doesn't matter if you don't see any animals. Thankfully you are sure to see a host of wildlife especially if you stay in the heart of the action.
On Magellan's Scandinavian Cities & Fairy Tales Cruise, guests can explore Hamlet's castle, Kronborg, in Denmark and see sights from The Little Mermaid in Copenhagen.
The ornate Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque (top left, right and bottom left) in Abu Dhabi attracts more than 400,000 devout worshippers during the annual Eid celebrations. Al-Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem (centre) stands out against the sky with its golden dome and turquoise detailing. In contrast the pink and white domed Putra Mosque in Malaysia (bottom right) is perfectly reflected in the lake around it. Here MailOnline Travel presents some of the most exquisite mosques around the world.
For years it seems, Thailand has had a reputation as a Mecca for noisy tourists, cheap hostels and wild bachelor parties - but all that's changing right now.
The Roman Guys are the anti-tour guides. Irreverent, funny and no flags in sight, they can show you Rome like a local.
The new boutique hotel, The Zetter Townhouse Marylebone, opened this summer, offering 24 uniquely decorated rooms, which ooze comfort, yet offer plenty of modern touches.
Following the devastation of the 2013 typhoon, the Philippines has been been on the road to recovery - and is now back in the business for those looking to explore the 7,107 exotic islands.
A recent survey of popular 'tourist essentials' by Post Office Travel Money has found Costa del Sol to be the best value destination for families this October, followed by Portugal, Tenerife and Mombasa.
For those looking for a bit of inspiration for their next photo-worthy jaunt, a bus booking platform has compiled a list of the most popular Instagram destinations in Canada and the United States.
London will have welcomed a total of 18 million international overnight visitors by the end of the year - many of which are unaware of the hidden attractions.
A trip to Norway is brimming with activities to entertain - and the scenery is breathtaking enough by itself. Watch the sun go down as you zoom through the wintery landscape by snowmobile.
In an effort to preserve them and promote breeding, China's East Lake Peony Garden in Wuhan city, has opened the first-ever firefly-themed park in the country's central Hubei province. Unfortunately, due to pollution and destruction of their natural habitats, firefly populations have dwindled globally in recent years.
Aeroplane disasters are a top fear for travellers, but what really goes on in an emergency and how can you be prepared? Learn what happens behind the scenes and how to be crash-ready.
According to new research, 82% of Brits are put off solely due to terrible B&B; photography, admitting that photos are one of their top three criteria when deciding where to spend the night.
George Wilkinson, from Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, was travelling on board the Island Escape around Spain and the south of France when he suffered a vertigo attack.
Four separate attacks this week have left three people killed and over 20 injured in Jerusalem. Travel Expert Bob Atkinson advises travellers to avoid all public transport and busy areas.
Sarah Pebworth, owner of the idyllic Blue Hill Inn in Maine, is looking for a new owner to take the helm and all they have to do is write an impressive 200-word essay.
MailOnline Travel visits the Scottish island of Islay to tour the local whisky distilleries and indulge in some smooth, sexy tunes for the Islay Jazz Festival.
During this year's Redbull Rampage competition, which took place in Virgin, Utah, Boston-based rider, Nicholi Rogatkin came knocking on death's door. After falling off the side of a cliff during his mountain biking qualifying round, Rogatkin astonishingly managed to get back up and finish his run, completing a canyon jump and backflip in the process.
In a new survey, Brits revealed the oddest items they'd had confiscated at airport, including handcuffs, sand and foliage. In France, the most confiscated item was fireworks.
No demand is too big for concierges at Le Bristol in Paris and London's The Lanesborough, who can go from making dinner reservations to filling a bathtub with Champagne for wealthy guests.
Francoise Guillaume was visiting the El Tatio geysers in northern Chile's Atacama Desert with her husband when the tragic accident occurred.
New Yorker, Matt Benedetto, 25, starts the video off close to his face before releasing the device and steadily reversing it hundreds of feet above the ground.
Since 1990, photographer, Les Stone from New York has dedicated two-and-a-half decades to visiting Haiti 200 times to photograph hundreds of enchanting spiritual moments including the Carnival in Jacmel (left), the bringing of the sword to an Easter ceremony (top right) and the killing of goats, bulls and chickens (bottom right).
Makeshift huts have started to spring up in 'Dismalaid' using timber from Banksy's 'bemusement park' which closed last month.
A striking image of male impala locking curly horns on the plains of Etosha National Park in Namibia has taken first place in the Royal Society of Biology's Photographer of the Year competition.
Hundreds of items have been stolen from Pompeii by tourists, who are now returning them after they found their lives were cursed. It echoes story that Mount Vesuvius erupted because of curse by gods.
The Balkans country of 3.8 million people, 40 percent of whom are Muslims, has registered a significant increase in visitors from Gulf states such as UAE, Qatar and Saudi Arabia in recent years.
The rare footage was captured by a tourist who watched as the big cat stalked its prey from the river bank before bravely launching itself at it, in what is believed to be South America.
An engine of a Boeing 747 operated by Iran's Mahan Air detached from the plane this morning shortly after take-off from Tehran. The large part crashed into a field.
After calling staff at the unnamed US hotel upon hearing a mysterious scratching sound coming from the bowl, the guest discovered the rodent was lodged in the pipes. Although the incident happened somewhere in the United States, neither the city nor the hotel chain has been explicitly named.
North African goats are huge fans of the argan fruit that grows on trees and scale the branches to nibble on the berries. They leave the hard nuts in their droppings, which are used to produce argan oil.
Infographic reveals some of the wackiest, lesser-known facts about countries from around the world, including the country that drinks wine infused with snakes.
Fergus Chetwin-Kelly, 20, has burns to 86% of his body and is in a coma after he touched a live cable on abandoned train tracks in the 'world's most haunted forest' in north-west Romania.
TV behaviour expert and author of Being Confident, Judi James, ruled out the existence of a national phobia and instead argued that stoicism makes Britons more honest.
There aren't many places that boast 1,500 islands and nearly 50% of the entire country covered in forest. MailOnline Travel goes on a photographic journey discovering Estonia's secrets.
US-based Hyatt Hotels is the latest hospitality company to ban on-demand adult entertainment from its rooms with decreasing revenue from movie rentals driving the trend.
Shunning the idea of a traditional wedding, high school sweethearts Jeremy and Rachelle Garrett, from Ontario, Canada, planned what might be the most unique ceremony ever. The pair travelled to Iceland - and lived out of a van - while documenting their search for the ultimate wedding venue.
Over the summer, a couple with a young child were seen on railway line near the Glenfinnan viaduct in the Highlands, along with two men who were seen taking selfies.
Alaska Airlines will pioneer the introduction of the expanded areas on its Boeing 737, which will increase the number of bags that can fit in the overhead area from 118 to 178.
Singapore Airlines says that due to demand the service will resume with the help of a brand new aircraft. The plane in question will be Airbus' new 'ultra-long range' version of its A350-900.
Fresh new designs in the fifteen single cabins will feature signature colour schemes, plush carpets and furniture as well as more decorative fixtures and fittings.
Tourists are pushing boundaries to get daredevil travel pictures to post on their social media pages. Popular locations include Moscow Bridge which has seen a number of fatalities in recent years. Last month a woman from Melbourne died after plummeting from Trolltunga in Norway (centre) while posing for a photograph. Despite the slippery Kjeragbolten, also in Norway (top right), being suspended over a dramatic drop, many flock to the location for a holiday snap. The Devil's Pool in Victoria Falls (top left) is also extremely popular despite reports of people being swept over the edge in the past.
From its cobbled capital, to its rugged coast, the fight to make Catalonia a separate state has begun. Madlen Davies tours the area, and meets a man with a curious way of forecasting the weather.
No matter what we do to curb global warming, New Orleans, Miami and many other beloved US cities will sink below rising seas due to carbon emissions, according to a study released Monday.
In a new survey, Americans said the Glaswegian accent was the sexiest and Geordies sounded most intelligent. Meanwhile, Brits voted the New York twang as the most attractive.
Crew onboard the Boeing A380 flight from Paris to Johannesburg triggered the security alert after realising that the passenger list and baggage did not match.
Situated in four acres of gardens and woodlands, Knoll House Hotel in Studland Dorset which is said to have inspired Enid Blyton's Famous Five adventures has gone on sale for £15 million. The secluded 84-room property features a spa, outdoor pool, golf course, tennis courts and direct beach access.
A new video uploaded to YouTube shows a man doing tricks at a Universal theme park in the US. He lies in plank form on the conveyor belts of a travelator, which flip him round in circles.
Prior to the in-flight performance a band had started to play traditional Irish music on board the Aer Lingus flight, much to the delight of the passengers.
Josh Gardner, from Leeds, took part in a secret investigation at Leeds-Bradford Airport after informing colleagues that his chair had never been searched when he was passing through an airport.
Peter Vincent from Scotland was also ordered to pay a £950 fine following the incident in June which saw him using foul and offensive language and threatening a senior crew member.
A video captured by a passenger on the Sky Airlines flight from Santiago to Copiapo saw the left engine's protective casing lift up and break off as the plane began to climb. The aircraft soon returned to the airport in Chile where the 137 passengers were transferred onto another flight.
An independent study by Thinkbroadband.com found that Stansted had the fastest download speeds of London's five major airports, although it still ranks far behind other European airports.
Tourists are both the life blood and bane of many cities. Now, locals have revealed the most obvious ways visitors stand out.
The first ever ghost-busting investigation to be conducted in the 100-year-old County Hall in London claims to have dug up the spirits of a Victorian doctor, urchin children, and Jack The Ripper.
The Taiwan outbound flight was forced to make an emergency landing in Alaska with an extra passenger after a Taiwanese woman gave birth six hours into the journey.
If you are afraid of heights you will probably want to look away now. Here are some of the most precarious or plain scary bridges that face brave adventurers around the world. If you wish to experience the breathtaking panoramas of the mountainous Ai-Petri region on the southeastern coast of Crimea, you must first brave the wooden bridges that tower over vast ravines (pictured). And you have to have nerves of steel to risk death or serious injury when you take on the world's most dangerous trail - Mount Hua near the city of Huayin in China which features stomach-churning drops, vertical ascents, steep staircases and narrow walkways, with only a small chain to cling onto (inset).
The couple have reportedly been viewing a 1640 manor house in Gloucestershire as a possible new family home.
Monarch Airlines later explained the plane from Madeira to Birmingham had lost communications over French airspace, and the jet was sent up to intercept the flight.
Ian Counsell, 51, from Rossendale, Lancashire, said he suffered severe stomach cramps, diarrhoea and vomiting just days after he and his wife arrived at Hotel Riu Palace in Montego Bay.
The proportion of people not going on at least one holiday a year is rising, according to new research. Pressure on household finances appears to be the key factor in the decline.
Nobody likes an uninvited guest on holiday... unless they're the non-human kind of course. Now that everyone has a smart phone, tourists are more snap-happy than ever while away on vacation. This means there are plenty of opportunities for a comical situation to occur while the subject is busy posing for the camera.
At252.6ft, the aptly-named Silver Fast, built in Australia, has gone on the market for €79.5m (£60m or $90m), boasting a helipad, outdoor cinema, glass-fronted hot tub and a massive master suite.
These incredible pictures show how the transport used - and the conditions - can vary enormously from country to country.
Kendall Jenner was filmed taking the London Underground from Heathrow airport last week. She follows in the footsteps of stars like Rihanna, John Terry and Harry Styles.
The 41 Hotel is the No.1 hotel in London on Trip Advisor. The 28-room establishment offers top customer service, with rooms always available for early visitors and staff memorising guests' names
Greg Sheen, from Fordingbridge, Hampshire, said no one stopped him before he boarded a Ryanair flight to Kos, Greece, even though he looks nothing like the teen pictured on the passport.
Russian ambulance driver, Boris Dmitriev has captured the beauty of the night sky looming above rural Russian meadows and Georgia's mountainous landscapes in breathtaking photographs.
Tourism offices are full of expert knowledge on museums and galleries. But now the experts have revealed to MailOnline their REAL local tips, including dive bars, beauty spots and eateries. Pictured clockwise from top left: Merthyr Mawr Sand Dunes in Bridgend County, The Broken Spoke in Austin, Texas,
The illustrations, shown on Patent Yogi's YouTube channel, imagine 'Concorde Two,' which could fly from New York to London in just one hour.
A spectacular mountain road in Chongqing, southwest China, has become the new talking point among petrolheads after pictures of the mind-boggling motorway emerged on the Internet.
Carnival Corporation has announced a new WiFi pricing structure and enhanced service on its ships providing speeds that are 10 times faster even in the middle of the ocean.
An average of five hours is being wasted queuing by millions of travellers visiting destinations including Rome, Amsterdam and Barcelona, a graphic (pictured) has revealed.
Legend has it then-couple Johnny Depp and Kate Moss had a Champagne bath at London's Portobello Hotel, although it's a rumour that won't die even though he has denied it. A-listers often stay in Room 16 (top right), which features a Victorian claw-foot bathtub (inset) at the foot of a large circular bed (top left). Nestled on a quiet street in Notting Hill, the boutique hotel boasts 21 rooms with individual designs (bottom left) and a stately sitting room looking out onto a private garden (bottom right).
Henrik has shared over 350 stunning pictures on Instagram site Akiakthehusky, where he presents his incredible Norwegian adventures from the perspective of his canine companion.
Shaun Clarkson from C4's Four Rooms and Jo Polmear from Lichfield-based Hunter Patel Creative Group explain how lighting, fabric and colour alter perceptions of rooms.
Rising up to 170 feet in the air, the 14 adorned towers of the Meenakshi Temple are covered in an impressive display of around 33,000 sculptures - all accentuated with a riot of bright colours.
Tokyo and Kyoto photographer Takashi Yasui began sharing the images of the likes of Mount Fuji and the Hokanji Temple on his Instagram account in 2012.
Holidaymakers can indulge their island fantasies and eke out the last of days of sunshine on a break much closer to home, by discovering Britain's lesser known isles.
Malaysian camera man, Alex Goh Chun Seong, travelled to Yuanyang in Yunnan, China to capture these amazing rice paddy reflections at the witching hour.
A quirky Cheshire-based designer has created the world's first curvy caravan. For £21,950 the bespoke Barefoot model comes in duck egg blue.
Showcasing its biggest line up of nine horror houses, Universal Studios in Orlando has unleashed Halloween Horror Nights. MailOnline Travel captures the terrifying attraction on film.
The amazing video footage lets people click around the cabin while Flight commander Luc Wolfensberger and First Officer Martin Radinger fly 250 passengers from Zurich to Geneva. Announcements and instructions inside the cockpit can be heard on the five minute video. Towards the end, the plane swoops low over houses and makes a controlled landing at Geneva Airport - formerly known as Cointrin Airport - in Switzerland.
Ice Q, which is located on the peak of the Gaislachkogl in Austria, is believed to have been used as inspiration for the villains lair in Spectre, which is set to be released in the UK on October 26.
By rooftopping in London, photographer Jacob Riglin is able to picture and showcase the breathtaking skyline of the capital city while clinging to scaffolding at perilous heights.
In his book Fighting for Light: The Travels of a Tin Pot Warrior, UK writer Sproston charts a series of adventures unlikely to happen to travellers hitting the road in modern day.
The BMW Z3 overturned as it crashed 20ft into the water near Teignmouth, Devon, after the male driver tried to negotiate a narrow pedestrian only coastal path.
Sean Pollard, 24, (pictured) has gone back into the water to surf for the first time since being viciously attacked by two great white sharks at Wylie Bay, Western Australia.
Facing what they see as a cringe-worthy crisis after decades of scrubbing Times Square's once-sleazy image, some city officials are now proposing to confine topless women to 'activity zones'.
Private cinemas, butlers, and solid crystal bathroom sinks are some of the perks enjoyed by the rich and famous at the world's best hotels. Those looking for a truly lavish experience opt for the Royal Suite at Dubai's Burj Al Arab (bottom right). At Four Seasons Hotel New York, guests enjoy unrivalled views of the Chrysler and Empire State buildings (inset), while Lion Sands Game Reserve in South Africa (bottom left) is the perfect retreat from the concrete jungle. For the perfect hideaway, Southern Ocean Lodge (top left) is set on Australia's tranquil Kangaroo Island, while Jade Mountain (top right) in St Lucia offers a relaxing sanctuary.
In its inaugural year, the competition has received 1,502 entries from wildlife snappers based in 52 countries worldwide.
Set along Slovakia's border with Poland, resorts in the High Tatras mountain range offer a bargain break for skiers, with cheap food and beer, and a five-star hotel for those seeking extra luxury.
Created by renowned French architect Dominique Perrault, it soars nearly 400 feet upwards and appears to defy gravity. MailOnline Travel's Ted Thornhill has the low-down on it.
From its cobbled capital, to its rugged coast, the fight to make Catalonia a separate state has begun. Madlen Davies tours the area, and meets a man with a curious way of forecasting the weather.
Hotels around the world often shout about their most unique assets but some like to keep their best features private. MailOnline looks at the best hidden secrets from hotels around the world, including (clockwise from top left): A hotel inside a fort in the Solent, England, a hidden beach at Kuramathi Island Resorts in the Maldives, a secret train station under the Waldorf Astoria in New York, a secret drawing room at the Wellington Hotel in Madrid and (inset) a secret cabin at UXUA Casa Hotel & Spa in Brazil.
A Singapore Airlines Airbus A330-300 collapsed at Changi Airport on Sunday morning before it was due to depart for Hong Kong. No crew or passengers were on board at the time.
A large and beautiful 18th century farmhouse, the traditional Italian building has been lovingly restored and features a decadent infinity pool and perfect views of the slopes of Monti del Chianti.
MailOnline Travel's Siam Goorwich takes a visit to China exploring attractions including cruising the Yangtze river and visiting Panjiayuan Flea Market in Beijing.
Mail on Sunday's Gareth Huw Davies sleeps on a transatlantic liner-turned-hotel in the Netherlands, and sees one of the world's finest market halls, The Markthal (above).
Bolstered by his Northumberland roots which he says ensures he always feels at home in cold, remote parts of the world, TV comedian Alexander Armstrong (right) recently returned from an 8000 mile odyssey across the Arctic Circle .The Pointless game show host spoke to MailOnline Travel about the endless sunset and friendly communities he encountered on his journey, and now stresses that everyone should travel and discover this lesser known destination.
Having recently lost her elderly mother, Mail on Sunday's Elinor Goodman set out to find an alternative way to spend her Christmas period this year from Morocco to Russia, to Thailand.
Offering a luxury cruise, Windstar, a 440ft motorised yacht set sail through the Windward islands of St Lucia, Grenada and St Vincent.
While exploring Patagonia, Viv Creegor took expeditions to Atacama Salt Flats and the Grey Glacier. And she enjoyed an explosive stay at a hotel overlooking Licancabur volcano.
Mail on Sunday's Dea Birkett and daughter, actress Storme Toolis, explore the Louisiana city (above) on a musical journey around the French Quarter.
The evening will consist of a private tour of the labyrinth of bones and skulls, a daunting culinary experience to the sound of violins and a bedtime storyteller who will read some catacombs legends before the brave duo sleep alongside the remains of Jean de la Fontaine, Charles Perrault and François Rabelais.
Extravagant but intimate and located just a short stroll from the historic Dubrovnik Old Town, the stunning Villa Orsula is the perfect way to explore this Adriatic jewel.
Ventura was returning to Southampton from a two-week voyage around the Mediterranean when the man was thought to have fallen into the water on Saturday morning.
Camera operator, Harald Albrigtsen was shooting the aurora borealis off the coast of Kvaløya near Tromsø in Norway, when a pod of humpback whales swam beneath the electric sky.
Food on the Fly, B4 You Board, DeliSky, AirGrub and Alaska all offer the service - which will see food from US and Swiss restaurants delivered to either the passenger or their flight before take off.
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Pictured: The gigantic rat that attempted to sneak into a hotel... but got stuck in a guest's TOILET
What REALLY happens during an emergency on a plane, from what the pilot is doing to how to increase your chances of survival
Fatal attraction: The Instagram hot spots that tourists risk their lives visiting for the perfect holiday snap
Hungry goats prove to be berry good climbers! Incredible video shows animals perched precariously 16ft up a tree in bid to get to their favourite food
Iconic seaside hotel that inspired Enid Blyton's Famous Five adventures could be yours for £15million
The inn owner who is GIVING AWAY her picturesque million-dollar lodging in Maine... to whoever writes the best essay
Runaway bride (and groom): Couple who decided that a big wedding was too expensive eloped to Iceland for intimate ceremony with just ONE guest
Are holidaymakers safe in Israel? As terrorist attacks continue travel experts offer advice on avoiding the violence
Man hit with £1,000 medical bill after falling ill on board a cruise ship... despite only being on a drip for ONE HOUR
Belgian tourist, 68, dies after falling into scalding hot Chilean geyser while taking a photograph
Not so picture perfect: Britain's B&Bs lose out on £8.9MILLION each year... simply due to terrible photographs (and these before and after images prove the point)
Blood and black magic: Incredible pictures show the mysterious and intoxicating rites of voodoo where followers become 'possessed' by spirits
Gulf company to build sprawling Bosnian £3.3BILLION 'tourist city' complete with a mall, hotels and thousands of holiday homes near the capital of Sarajevo
The most outrageous hotel concierge requests revealed: Nothing is too much trouble for the butlers at Le Bristol in Paris and London's Lanesborough
Peats and beats on Islay: Experiencing 'the Queen of the Hebrides' with jazz and drams
Astonishing pictures show Boeing 747 engine lying in a field after it FELL OFF when the aircraft took to the air with 300 terrified passengers on board
Why are Brits so scared of flying? Survey reveals they fear plane travel more than anyone else in Europe (but one expert said they're just more honest about phobias)
And what were you planning on doing with this lizard, sir? The strangest items Brits have had confiscated at airport security
Caught on camera: The terrifying moment the engine of a plane carrying 137 people rips apart during take-off
The most beautiful footage of autumn leaves ever? Drone captures breathtaking panorama of Vermont's fabulous foliage
Tourists gasp in horror as jaguar leaps into river, disappears under the murky water and re-emerges with a CAIMAN in its mouth
Kiwi tourist, 20, suffers 86 percent burns to his body after he is electrocuted taking a photo from an abandoned train in the 'world's most haunted forest' in Romania
Infographic reveals 50 of the most bizarre travel facts (yes, they really do grow square water melons in Japan)
Tourists who have stolen mementos from the ruined city of Pompeii are returning them in droves... claiming their lives have been CURSED
You weren't invited! The animals that innocently photobombed family holiday pictures with perfect timing
Would YOU dare to walk along these? The most TERRIFYING bridges on earth revealed
Hidden holiday gems revealed: Tourism office workers share their top tips for lesser known local hot spots
Inside the hidden London hotel that is awash with celebrity tales thanks to its famous Victorian bathtub
Not just a stag do destination: A photographic journey into the heart of Estonia discovering its 1500 islands and forests
They really ARE secret escapes: Through the keyhole in hotels around the world that have incredible hidden features
Sleeping ruff: Norwegian builder gives up bricks and mortar for a life under canvas with adorable best friend Akiak the husky (whose adventures have made him an Instagram sensation)
Incredible 360 degree interactive video shows a pilot's-eye view of taxi, take-off and landing in an Airbus A320
British passenger banned for life from airline after TERRORISING cabin crew on flight from Prague to Glasgow
Singapore Airlines joins Qantas with launch of a 19-hour flight: Non-stop route to New York set to open in 2018
Dancing on air! Air stewardess performs jig with passenger on Aer Lingus flight after band start playing traditional Irish music
Tourist takes the planking craze to a new level by using travelator conveyor belts to spin his body in circles
The most terrifying bedroom on earth: Are you brave enough to spend Halloween buried in this Airbnb in Paris' catacombs... with SIX MILLION skeletons?
Wheelchair user sneaks a bottle of water and a tool kit through security at UK airport simply by hiding them under his seat
Air France A380 declares emergency 45 minutes into flight after cabin crew realise two passengers are MISSING
Great Scots! Americans vote Glasgow accent the sexiest in the UK... and people from Essex sound least attractive
Could this be the end of the overhead bin battle? Boeing reveals spacious storage areas that will give passengers almost 50 per cent more space for carry-on luggage
Revealed: The new solo cabins launching on Cunard's Queen Mary 2 as part of its multi-million-pound refurbishment
Not a wizard idea: Harry Potter fans gamble with their lives to take photos on the famous viaduct from the films (and are causing havoc as they race to the area)
A bush bedroom where lions roam, a retreat 13ft under the Indian Ocean and a penthouse with the most spectacular views of New York: The world's best hotel suites revealed
'Mysterious, lethal and enchanting': TV comedian Alexander Armstrong reveals the secrets of chasing the Midnight Sun across the Arctic Circle
The jungle of Arabia: Incredible pictures of Oman's pop-up forest in a DESERT which only blooms for three months a year
Gastronomy, Game of Thrones and a man who predicts rainfall with ONIONS: How to spend a charming few days exploring Catalonia
Secrets of hotel design revealed: From budget to boutique, why rooms and receptions look the way they do
India's technicolor temples: Dazzling pyramids that are an explosion of vibrant shades and 33,000 sculptures
Caught on camera: The amazing moment a woman gives birth to a premature baby girl at 30,000ft on a Bali to Los Angeles flight with crew and passengers helping out
Nearly one in four Britons did not go on holiday in the past year (but the wealthiest took an average of EIGHT)
Blossom and bright lights: Stunning photographs capture the magic of Japan old and new
Are YOU brave enough to contact the dead? TV ghost hunter Ian Lawman claims to have found spirits in the deepest reaches of the London Dungeon tourist attraction (and visitors can now attend a seance there)
Husband who booked dream Jamaican Thomson break for his wedding anniversary 'was hospitalised with salmonella and is still suffering six months on'
Calling San Francisco 'San Fran', standing on the left on Tube escalators and wearing 'I love NY' T-shirts: The things tourists do that REALLY annoy locals
London airports have shockingly slow Wi-Fi and download speeds are fast on the TUBE, new study reveals
The ultimate Bond villain superyacht: Inside the VERY fast £60million boat that leaves the competition in its wake
What it takes to be Trip Advisor's No.1 hotel in London (and we doubt you've even heard of it)
Even A-Listers use public transport! As Kendall Jenner is snapped on London Underground here are the other celebrities who've been spotted taking the Tube
What you may experience if you time things VERY badly on holiday: Incredible images of the world's most extreme rush hours
Dodging bullets in Iran, hiking alone in Kathmandu and sleeping in a bin in San Francisco: Original hippie trail adventurer Roger Sproston on the lost art of travel
'I've got a moustache... he hasn't!' British holidaymaker, 59, boards plane at Stansted Airport with his 15-year-old son's passport
The WiFi tide has turned: Cruise ship giant slashes internet charges by over 90% with guests now able to log on for just £3 a day
How much time are you spending in line? Infographic reveals the hours wasted queuing for the world's most popular tourist attractions (and it's Rome where the most patience is needed)
Ahead of the curve: British company invents the world's first CURVY caravan
Land of a thousand mirrors: Photographer captures the colourful reflections of China's rice fields in stunning twilight images
Now THAT'S astronomical: The jaw-dropping photographs of the Milky Way as you've never seen it before
Fears for cruise passenger who fell overboard off the coast of the Isle of Wight as search is called off
Fear we go! Halloween Horror Nights kicks off with a bang as Universal Studios Florida celebrate 25 years of blood-curdling carnage
Charming and luxurious Villa Orsula is the perfect way to explore Europe's short-haul darling of Dubrovnik
Do you have an appetite for the good life? This 18th century farmhouse is a superb way to gorge on Tuscany's finest offerings
First timer in China: A whirlwind tour features toboganning down the Great Wall, cycling through Yangshou's lush mountains and a cruise up the Yangtze river
Magical markets, golden galleries and lavish liners: The six MUST visit attractions in Rotterdam
Stargaze in Morocco, witness the Northern Lights in Norway or try yoga in India: Revealing the top alternative festive breaks
It's heaven on the high seas: Sailing in style through the Caribbean's dreamy coves by private yacht
Hunting pumas at the end of the world: Discovering the dramatic deserts, glaciers and deadly cats of Chile
Horse-drawn carriages, Bourbon Street bars and endless jazz: Getting into the swing of New Orleans
Licence to chill... at 10,000ft: A look into the stunning Alpine hideout used in Daniel Craig's latest James Bond film
From restaurant to runway: Hungry passengers can now order in-flight meals by phone thanks to these food delivery apps
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The magical moment a pod of humpback whales swim beneath the Northern Lights off the coast of Norway
The British grandmother, 82, whose Spanish stroll became a 440-mile mountain trek and attracted a host of local admirers
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Don't look down: Daredevil photographer captures London's dramatic skyline while scaling the rooftops
Sleep on a budget, enjoy the bustling nightlife and indulge in the Turkish baths: The ultimate guide to the best of Istanbul
Half-term heaven: Children will love every action-packed minute sampling the watersports at this luxury resort in Crete
Here's why it's called the British ISLES: The little known paradise islands on your doorstep where you can castaway and escape it all
How to avoid the turmoil of stolen and lost holiday luggage (and no, a flashy padlock doesn't always help)
Forget Venice beach and Santa Monica: How gritty Downtown became LA's hippest area (with laid back Los Feliz hot on its heels)
It's just like riding a bike! Learning how to ski again in Slovakia's High Tatras mountains (and easing those nagging aches and pains in the lap of luxury) after 18 years away from the slopes
Stunning architecture... and the cocktails are well-designed, too: Why the Melia Sky Barcelona hotel is a towering success
Child monks, stunning mountains and fearless tribesmen: The most breathtaking travel photos of the year revealed
Dead chickens fired at the engine, stalling mid-air and bending the wings NINETY degrees: The extreme testing planes go through before being delivered
An embarrassed seal, a dancing sifaka and a laughing goat: The short list for the Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards is pure animal magic
White beaches, designer bed linen and daily massages: The hotels the likes of Kim Kardashian, Jennifer Aniston and the Beckhams stayed at this summer (and how much it'll cost you to stay there, too)
Best in (cattle) class! Air New Zealand, Etihad and Qantas named world's best economy cabins... but no British or American carrier made the top 10
Infinity pools, an indoor Jacuzzi and your own steam room: Inside the stunning Cape Town Spa House that has wowed design experts around the world
Turkish delight: Stunning photographs capture a spectacular dawn armada of HUNDREDS of hot air balloons floating over Cappadocia
Heathrow named the most dangerous airport in the UK for laser strikes as aviation authority urges the public to call the police if they see lights being shone at planes
Pictured: The chunk of metal that 'fell from a low-flying jet' and crashed onto the roof of a house
The free things you CAN take from your hotel room (and the ones you should never steal)
Why you shouldn't post pictures of your boarding pass on social media: Experts warn that cyber thieves can exploit the information on them to access private details... and even change itineraries
Heathrow named the most dangerous airport in the UK for laser strikes as aviation authority urges the public to call the police if they see lights being shone at planes
Budget or blowout: They range from £40 to £1,900 a night... but can you guess how much these hotel rooms cost?
A trip to Norway is brimming with activities to entertain - and the scenery is breathtaking enough by itself. Watch the sun go down as you zoom through the wintery landscape by snowmobile.
North African goats are huge fans of the argan fruit that grows on trees and scale the branches to nibble on the berries. They leave the hard nuts in their droppings, which are used to produce argan oil.
MailOnline Travel's Emily Sheridan ventured to Florida to find there was plenty to occupy adults as well as kids in America's theme park capital.
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