US photographer Steve McCurry has travelled over 80 times to India capturing raw moments during his visits. His incredible new book, India, features 100 images of everyday people in extraordinary rural and urban settings. See a child dressed as a Hindu deity asking for alms at a religious festival, along with a striking Rabari tribal elder.
A one-of-a-kind collection of photographs detail the historic construction, launch and fitting of the famous transatlantic ocean liner that has long been synonymous with luxury and glamour. The 57 photographs were taken by Stewart Bale and presented to Sir John Stewart, Provost of Glasgow, in 1937. On November 3, it will go under the hammer at Charles Miller auctioneers in London. Queen Mary boasted accommodation for 2,139 passengers and five dining areas and lounges, two cocktail bars, two swimming pools, a grand ballroom and a squash court.
Not only will style-savvy passengers arrive in one of the world's style capitals - New York City - in style, they'll also experience a week of special events on board the Queen Mary 2.
Going on foreign trips can be full of pitfalls if you don't know local customs. In Germany, tourists can get in trouble for running out of petrol, while in Singapore it is illegal to forget to flush the toilet.
Ibiza shifts from a tranquil escape to a party place like no other. MailOnline Travel visits to see how the Balearic island's heady mix keeps drawing the A-list including Mariah Carey and Kate Moss.
Dr Ron Behrens of the Hospital for Tropical Diseases in London revealed some of the nastiest illnesses it's possible to catch. WARNING: Graphic images.
Trift Bridge, in Switzerland, is 328ft high and 558ft long, and spans across the spectacular Trift Glacier, over Lake Triftsee, near Gadmen. Visitors can reach the bridge by cable car. Just a few years ago the Trift Hut of the Swiss Alpine Club could be reached on foot via the glacier tongue.
They attract hundreds of visitors each day - but many of the world's most popular tourists sites also appeal to some unwelcome guests... in the shape of germs, pollution and general grime.
Tens of thousands of comic book fans (pictured), dressed immaculately as their favourite characters, descended on London for the first day of MCM Comic Con at the Excel centre today.
In the years 1910 to 1915 change was afoot in bustling New York with automobiles starting to dominate the streets. Incredible retro photos show the old transport and pastimes in the city. Despite all the differences some scenes such as boat racing and sunbathing are still seen in Central Park today.
The Stanley Hotel in Estes Park, Colorado, which served as King's inspiration behind his classic 1977 horror novel, is now in talks to add a museum, auditorium and film production studio.
Creator of the Festyland fun park near Caen and founder of the Normandie Sites tourist website Hervé Lebel believes highlighting rainfall is impacting upon the number of visitors.
The Ethiopian Airlines flight had set out from Dublin Airport at 6am this morning bound for Washington Dulles, when it encountered problems over the Atlantic Ocean.
The crash, one of France's worst in recent years, happened near the town of Libourne, around ten miles from Bordeaux, at around 7.30am.
These are Airbnb's galaxy of Star Wars-themed lodgings, which can be found not too far, far away in the likes of Chile, California and Tokyo. None of them are particularly luxurious, but what they lack in creature comforts - though some do have swimming pools - they more than make up for in character. The main picture shows Death-Star like pods in Thailand, bottom left a Geo Dome in Woodridge, New York, and bottom right Endor-like lodgings in Endor.
Most travellers check several times before heading to an airport that they have packed their passport, but many don't realise that the condition is just as important.
The mistake, which saw the number on the back of the card start with 1-800, rather than the hotel's 1-844 prefix, left regular customers calling 'America's hottest' phone sex line.
A dog cafe in South Korea has become a global attraction for canine lovers. The Bau House in the Hongdae region looks after every breed from Golden Retrievers and Beagles to Pomeranians. The owners of the venue look after dozens of dogs, who are all free to roam in the cafe while it is open. There is a mutt for all types inside, with every breed from Golden Retrievers and Beagles to Cockapoos and Labradors.
Replacing the usual airport graphics, the clip was playing at around 3am at a Lisbon airport terminal and remained on the screen for several minutes before an employee reported it.
The haunting photos were taken within the walls of the Land of Oz theme park North Carolina - 35 years after it closed its doors to visitors.
Discarded dolls lying in nurseries (centre) and the eerie remains of decaying bumper cars and rides (top right) - these are the scenes of one of the world's most haunting locations, Chernobyl. Despite the stark, barren sights, tourists are flocking in increasing numbers to the Ukrainian disaster site. Explorer Ric Gazarian went one step further and decided to spend the night there - and MailOnline Travel spoke to him about his extraordinary experiences, which included seeing an old nursery (top left) and rooms in abandoned apartments (bottom left and bottom right).
Chief architect Jordi Fauli said the central 'Tower of Jesus Christ,' the tallest of the six, will make the architectural marvel that draws millions of visitors each year one for the record books.
Bohuslän is an archipelagic region with over 8,000 islands in West Sweden. Qin Xie finds its the perfect place to island hop by car with rich culture to explore and
WestJet, a low-cost airline which will launch transatlantic flights out of London's Gatwick Airport next year, will scrap in-flight TV screens in favour of allowing content to be streamed to phones.
Travellers from Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Oman will spend $64 billion (£41 billion) travelling this year.
MailOnline Travel's Sue Ryan boards British Airways' brand new 'jet lag free' Dreamliner first-class cabin on a special flight from London to Austin in Texas.
Websites like Fund My Travel, Trevolta and Patchwork let users fund travel. Users can ask friends and family to chip in for otherwise expensive trips.
A new video shows an A380 passenger jet flying within 1000ft of a helicopter in Dubai as part of an Emirates promotion. In the UK, planes taking off must be 3,700ft apart because of turbulence.
Annually £23bn of UK consumer spending is influenced by online appraisals. Experts offer tips on how consumers can spot giveaway clues that an online review is bogus.
Online travel company Expedia has overhauled its website, so customers are shown the variations on each flight option. For instance, it will show a BA flight includes free drinks and hold luggage.
A study asked Brits how they want planes improved in the future. Predictions included allowing high street food brands and vending machines on planes - and providing nannies flights.
The Text it, Get it, programme (TiGi) consists of six packages that can be ordered by sending over a string of images along with the guests room number and surname.
Hotels now employ world-renowned chefs to work on their Sunday brunch. Five star breakfast items include lobster ragout and foie gras creme brulee. MailOnline picks the best of the brunch. Pictured clockwise from top left: The Raffles Hotel, Singapore, The St, Regis Resort, Bali (and inset), The Landmark Hotel, London, and The Bacchanal Buffet, Caesar's Palace, Las Vegas.
A new study looked at the cost per mile of world's most iconic modes of transport. It revealed a trip on a London bus costs 42p a mile while a Tuk Tuk costs 94p and a Venetian gondola costs most at £53.
Think you know the McDonald's menu from top to bottom? Head away from UK shores and you might be surprised to find items that have absolutely nothing to do with burgers and nuggets.
Experts from Tel Aviv University say that that the chemical poses an existential threat - even in miniscule concentrations - to the planet's corals and coral reefs.
The predictions have been made futurologists from Australian universities who foresee 'talking' buildings, self-healing planes and pods (pictured) and the end of windows by 2045.
Glass-bottomed walkway bridges are in vogue in Asia, providing a magnet for Chinese thrill-seekers. A new 590 foot high glass-bottomed suspension bridge opened in China. This 288ft long bridge is suspended above a picturesque valley giving spectacular views, not only across, but for those brave enough to look down through the glass floor. Civil servant Hanson Mao, 35, was able to snap these pictures of members of the public using the bridge for the first time in Nantou.
In Faro the cost of hiring a family car rises from £82 to £152, from £160 to £219 in Nice and from £51 to £142 in Larnaca. But prices fall from £256 to £240 in Milan.
Niall, pictured left, and Aileen Caldwell, right, from Edinburgh, arrived at the airport in Sicily two hours before their flight to London Gatwick for their return journey.
MailOnline's Carol Driver heads to Legoland WIndsor with her husband and nine-year-old nephew - cramming in rides and sight-seeing around the attraction in Windsor, London.
Whether you're lost in the winding back streets of Paris, or want to taste some authentic Spanish cuisine, there's an app for that. MailOnline Travel picks out nine of the best.
Cheryl's Groups headed to a villa in Rome (top right), Simon's Overs category jetted off to a chateau in France (top left), Nick's Boys stayed in a house in the Cotswolds (bottom right), while Rita Ora took the Girls to a luxury private house in LA (bottom left). MailOnline Travel has gone inside to see what's in store for prospective guests.
From medication to babysitting and even help writing a will, MailOnline Travel rounds up the hidden perks airlines can offer you to ease your stress levels as you fly round the world.
October 21, 2015, is the date Marty McFly visited in Back To The Future II. Fans of the film can celebrate at events from London to LA including street marches, location tours and themed dances.
Crowds make it impossible to take a good picture at tourist hotspots like the Taj Mahal, India. But new software can now remove objects from photos, giving a clean shot of the subject and monument.
Retired Indian Airlines engineer Bahadur Chand Gupta purchased an Airbus 300 in 2003 for 600,000 rupees (£6,000) in a bid to give India's poor the chance to experience air travel.
Those who suffer from claustrophobia may want to give Prague's Vinarna Certovka a wide berth, as it is almost impossible for more than two people to squeeze past each other. The novel 32-foot-long street is nestled in the Czech Republic capital's oldest neighbourhood, Mala Strana or 'Little Quarter.' Although the traffic lights were installed for convenience of pedestrians, they have become a tourism attraction in their own right.
Tiger Kingdom in Phuket, Thailand, allows tourists into the cages to pet and pose with Indochinese tigers - of which there are only 350 left in the world.
Air stewards admit on Whisper that they hate crying babies and pantyhose, and many confessed they disliked doing beverage service.
In its annual review, sleepinginairports.net revealed the worst airports in the world for 2015, with hubs in Nigeria, Saudi Arabia and France all making the hall of shame.
After just two days at HealthHouse Las Dunas, in Marbella, Spain, MailOnline Travel's Madlen Davies lost 1.8kg - and experienced an 'aquatic' massage she'll never forget.
Luxury hotel managers shared their favourite vacation spots and the essentials for a good hotel stay with MailOnline Travel. Holiday hot spots include (clockwise from top left): The Al Qasr and Burj Al Arab hotels in Dubai, the Marriott in Khao Lak, Thailand, the Sukhothai in Bangkok, and (inset) the Delaire Graff Estate in Stellenbosch, South Africa.
The historic nuclear deal between Iran and six world powers means fresh dynamics in the Middle East, with the country's vice-president anticipating a wave of visitors.
Mollie Muetzel and pal Kathleen Lowndes had enjoyed afternoon tea at the Savoy Hotel in London when they mistakenly boarded the wrong rush hour train at Kings Cross.
Kuala Lumpur-based Brahim's Airline Catering serves 30 international carriers including Emirates and Etihad. The 1,200 staff are required to produce quick dishes that cost next-to-nothing to make.
WARNING: Graphic content. Twenty-one dolphins, 11 turtles and two sea lions were found either washed up on shore or floating in shallow waters on the west coast of Mexico.
Pilots of the Germanwings flight from Cologne were notified by air traffic controllers over France that part of the engine's cover had come loose and fallen off as the plane was ascending. The captain of flight 4U592 decided to continue the two hour journey to Palma. The maintenance of the aircraft had been checked the night before.
Despite taking a seaside break in August you can't guarantee a sunny week. Thankfully there is plenty to enjoy and do in Cornwall once the clouds clear.
A post-mortem examination is to be carried out on the body of a 24-year-old man who died on the flight from Lisbon, Portugal yesterday.
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.
Meet 31-year-old Scot Jeremy Jauncey, the guy who has not only made a career from travelling, but has also inspired millions more to do the same - and he isn't hard on the eye either. MailOnline Travel tracked down the man behind the clicks, who reveals how he selects the perfect shot.
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.
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.
At up to £1,050 a night, The Lodge at Bristol Zoo is a unique safari-style stay where guests can enjoy the ultimate 'lion in'. Visitors will be able to watch tapirs and hippos from their balcony while being served a four-course dinner by their own private chef.
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.
Burma the cat has racked up a huge 26,000 followers on social media during his adventures through snow, wind and rain in the likes of Wyoming (top left), Utah (top right), Nevada (bottom left) and Oregon (centre).
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.
The hotel is part of an £8billion riverside development to transform the 42-acre former brownfield site in Battersea, London, into homes, shops, cafes, offices and public space, including the restoration of the Grade II-listed power station. It will be run by the Amsterdam-based group art'otel and is due to open in a Lord Foster-designed building in 2019. The residents' infinity pool and bar (pictured top) will be on the 60-metre high roof, next to gardens designed by the team behind New York's High Line. It is the crowning feature of the 160-room hotel which will also have a dining room and bar at the top of it, complete with panoramic views of the London skyline (bottom).
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.
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.
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.
The snaps were taken at 12.15pm on May 31, 1911, by a Belfast businessman who was given close access to the doomed liner inside the Harland and Wolff shipyard. After being launched, engineers spent months fitting Titanic's engines, funnels and superstructure before her sea trials began on April 2, 1912. The 45,000 ton liner set off from Southampton on April 10 on her maiden voyage to New York but struck an iceberg at 11.40pm on April 14 and sunk less than three hours later at 2.20am on April 15 with the loss of 1,523 lives.
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.
Painters from Canada, the US and Germany were hired for the around-the-clock project - which shows Olaf on a beach near the front of the plane while the sisters work icy winter magic from the tail. The inside of the plane, which was painted in Fort Worth, Texas, has a changing season theme with blue and yellow lighting, overhead bins and headrests covered in sunflowers and snowflakes.
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.
When it comes to the world's most show-stopping attractions, bigger is almost always better. Here, we're sharing some of Guinness World Records' most unbelievable accounts. Pictured (clockwise from left): the world's largest ice structure, Sweden's ICEHOTEL; Angel Falls, the world's tallest waterfall; the most expensive hotel room: The Royal Penthouse Suite at Geneva's Hotel President Wilson; and the world's deepest blue hole at Turtle Cove in the Bahamas.
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.
The Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner JA873A, that is also known as, the 'R2-D2 ANA JET, took flight from Haneda, Japan, to Vancouver, Canada on Sunday. The day before the maiden journey, fans turned up dressed as their favourite characters to see the new planes, which have been decorated in the familiar blue and white stripes of the lovable droid R2-D2.
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.
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.
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.
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Have you packed your hand sanitiser? Why New York and London are both among the world's grimiest tourist hot spots
Negative TV weather forecasts are to blame for decline in tourism in north France, says top industry chief who wants webcams set up to prove it's not 'all rain'
Do you have a moving lump under your skin after a trip abroad? These are the rarest (and scariest) tropical travel diseases
Colorado hotel that inspired Stephen King's The Shining now in talks to build its own horror museum
Strut your stuff... at sea! Cunard launches bespoke fashion-focused cruise itinerary (and passengers will arrive in New York City just in time for the runway shows)
Almost as scary as walking it for real! Incredible 360-degree video lets you edge along one of Europe's longest suspension bridges
Wearing camouflage in Barbados, kissing in Dubai and photographing the Red Light District in Amsterdam: The things you should NEVER do on holiday
Fascinating images of RMS Queen Mary surface after 80 years revealing the building and fitting out of the famously opulent transatlantic liner
Intoxicating India: Breathtaking pictures of the colour and chaos of the world's most vibrant continent by legendary photographer Steve McCurry
Ethiopian Airlines Dreamliner declares emergency over the Atlantic after one of its engines 'shuts down'
Take a tour through New York... in 1910: Astonishing images show how different life used to be in the Big Apple
Extreme and serene: Is Ibiza THE answer to the perfectly balanced getaway?
Fancy a holiday that's out of this world? Airbnb reveals the galaxy of Star Wars-themed properties on its books
The man who SLEPT at Chernobyl: Traveller's chilling account of 48 hours inside desolate nuclear exclusion zone (but he was welcomed with vodka)
Work begins on immense towers of Barcelona's Sagrada Familia: Spain's biggest tourist attraction set to become the tallest cathedral in Europe at 566 feet (but it'll take 10 years to finish)
Forget saving for a holiday, now travellers are crowdfunding everything from Ibiza girls' trips to quick family getaways
Hotel accidentally sends loyal customers number for PHONE SEX line on back of new membership cards
Too close for comfort? The amazing moment the world's largest passenger plane flies UNDERNEATH a hovering helicopter
Caught on camera: The moment PORN was shown on a television screen above an airport baggage carousel in front of shocked passengers
Now that's worth getting out of bed for: The best hotel breakfasts in the world include lobster omelettes, Wagyu beef and even a chocolate fountain
How your passport could get you banned from going abroad (even discoloured pages could land you in trouble)
Room with a ZOO: Inside Britain's first luxury safari-style hotel where guests can pay £1,000 for a night with lions, tapirs and gorillas
We're NOT off to see the wizard! Haunting pictures show abandoned 'Land of Oz' theme park in North Carolina... complete with a yellow brick road
Does your next destination sound too good to be true? How to spot a fake hotel review online
They've got the look! The world's best clothes designer-inspired hotel suites by the likes of Ralph Lauren, Christian Lacroix and Von Furstenberg
Crime novels, Ingrid Bergman and Bronze Age rock carvings: Why West Sweden's Bohuslän is the perfect place to island hop
Curtained pool decks and rooms with prayer mats and copies of the Quran: 'Halal tourism' takes off as firms scramble to make their holidays Muslim-friendly
End of the inflight movie? Screens set to be axed from long-haul flights with carriers streaming content to passengers' phones and tablets
Astonishing pictures show the remains of an Airbus A330's engine after its cladding SNAPPED OFF during take-off... (but the Germanwings pilots did not notice)
Give your holiday the X Factor: Inside the luxurious judges' houses in Rome, LA, the Cotswolds and France that YOU can stay in
Finally! Expedia to show customers all hidden extras up front during plane bookings making it easier to compare the REAL costs of each flight
Too tired to talk? The hotel where snacks, toiletries and HANGOVER CURES can all be ordered using emojis
Breathe in! Prague's narrowest street is so tiny that TRAFFIC LIGHTS have been installed to stop people colliding as they walk down the 19.6in-wide gap
Brits reveal their predictions and hopes for the future of air travel: Travellers want WiFi on ALL planes, separate seats for children and in-flight vending machines
Who said London was expensive? It is now cheaper to travel by bus in the capital than by Tuk Tuk in Bangkok
New 164-foot-high glass bridge in Taiwan rewards thrill-seeking tourists with awe-inspiring view of copper-tinged autumnal trees
Car hire fees abroad rocket by up to 85% over half term with firms in holiday hotspots Faro, Nice and Larnaca the worst culprits (but in Milan prices are actually CHEAPER)
A pool with a view: Architects unveil plans for spectacular new hotel with rooftop infinity pool at Battersea Power Station
Ask the experts! Luxury hotel managers reveal where THEY like to stay on holiday... and say first-class hospitality is the key to a good vacation
Need help packing, writing postcards or beating jet lag? The most useful travel apps revealed
Queue jumping at Legoland: How families can cram dinosaurs, sharks AND pirates into one day at the Windsor theme park
Adventure loving cat Burma spends two years scaling America's most iconic peaks and gathers 26,000 followers on Instagram along the way
Clock how the world will celebrate October 21 - the date that Marty McFly visited in Back to the Future II
Holiday snaps ruined by fellow tourists at busy attractions could be thing of the past thanks to new invention that erases moving objects from pictures
The things you didn't know you could ask for on a plane (and what you definitely shouldn't request)
Poor in India who can't afford to fly given tickets to board plane bought by kind-hearted retired engineer for £60,000
Why British Airways' new first-class cabin is an absolute dream: MailOnline Travel pays the ultimate compliment... and falls soundly asleep on its freshly delivered 787-9
Is this Instagram's hottest male traveller? Meet the globetrotting businessman whose pictures have seduced the world (his travel photos aren't bad either)
A tent for an arrivals hall, no seating and staff stealing luggage: The worst airports in the world revealed
Incredible pictures show tourists including toddlers getting up close and personal with UNCHAINED tigers in a cage
The REALLY great outdoors: Why there are few experiences more exhilarating than flinging yourself around the Scottish Highlands on a quad bike
Would YOU pay for Michelin-star starvation? Luxury 'medical spa' helps guests lose up to half a stone a week with 1,300 calorie menu, diuretic cocktails and pressure jet massages
Could IRAN be the top tourism destination of 2016? Country braced for 'tsunami' of visitors after nuclear deal
Haunting never-before-seen photographs of Titanic's launch go up for auction: Incredible images 'found in a cupboard' show doomed ship sliding into the water at a Belfast shipyard
Record-breaking travel revealed: The over-the-top hotels, astonishing plane journeys and breathtaking natural wonders that you have to see to believe
Plague of dead sea animals killed by mystery illness wash up on a beach in Mexico, with scientists baffled and tourists warned to steer clear
Two pensioners celebrated their 90th birthdays with afternoon tea at the Savoy Hotel in London... then ended up 200MILES from home after boarding the wrong train
Now THAT'S fast food: The airline catering firm that churns out 46 meals a minute... with each one costing as little as £1.53
On a runway far, far away... Chewbacca and stormtroopers buckle in as Japanese airline's Star Wars-themed jet makes its maiden flight
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
There is always a silver lining: How a wet week at a holiday park in Cornwall turned from dire to delightful with a cosy caravan and plenty to do...once the clouds parted
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
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