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Located in the Atlantic off the coast of Cape Fear, North Carolina, the Frying Pan Tower has eight rustic bedrooms that stick to the original look and feel of the station, which was built in 1964. read

Accor, which is Europe’s largest hotel group, has already constructed two four-star hotels, and Rotana have put plans forward for four hotels in Tehran and Mashhad. read

Experts have analysed when this year's bank holidays fall for workers to get the most out of holiday leave. For example take a 16-day trip to St Lucia in March booking just eight days off work. read

Findings show that 11 per cent of Brits are now more likely to reserve a lounger with a towel compared to eight per cent of Germans - who were also identified as being more healthy and active when going abroad. read

Airbnb has over 1,500,000 listings around the world, that include very remote or dangerous locations. Travelers can stay with a nomadic Mongolian family or in a village hut in Papua New Guinea. read

The shocking incident happened on board a Beijing Capital Airlines that was travelling from from Changsha in Hunan province to Sanya in Hainan in China. read

Kriti Sanon (pictured) was on the flight to Delhi with her mother last week when a man began using an iPhone projector to watch Dilwale, which had only been released in cinemas 10 days earlier. read

Hotels from the UK to the USA have revealed the weirdest and most embarrassing items left behind by guests in 2015. read

It is the second year running that 'unlawful interference' has claimed the most lives in the skies, with the recent Metrojet crash in Egypt continuing the tragic trend. read

The worrying footage was shot during a safari at the Umred Karhandla Wildlife Sanctuary near Nagpur in India and shows a tiger come within inches of a truck load of tourists. read

Passengers flying home to Scotland on New Year's Eve touched down one minute before midnight after being forced to endure a 10-hour journey after being diverted to a different destination. read

Trains into London's Waterloo suffered major disruption while Arriva Trains Wales was shut down by strike action. A number of South West Trains were cancelled. read

The mesmerising images, which were taken in the Hebei Province of northern China, reveal the waters that attract tourists from all of the world annually, have been suspended in icy shards by the cold. read

Analysis of current pricing plans has found that just a handful of airlines offer free wifi, and most are cashing in with plans that cost as much as £30 ($45) for a six-hour flight. read

A video that went viral on the internet shows the half-naked women flashing passers-by as they hang out of the vehicle's windows on a busy road in the Thai beach resort of Patong. read

A veteran flight attendant says she analyses every passenger she greets at the door to identify those who may cause problems or may be able to help cabin crew if there is an emergency on board. read

Police officers met the plane when it landed at Shannon Airport and arrested the woman, who could face criminal charges or a lifetime ban by the British leisure airline. read

Rough Guides has revealed its top holiday destinations for this year, including the likes of Hull (best cities), Wales (best countries) and Scotland's Western Isles (best regions). read

The bird struck a propeller while the Embraer E170, carrying about 80 holidaymakers, was taking off from Southampton Airport for Alicante, Spain. read

These striking images include a derelict theme park in Japan, a chilling hospital which once treated Nazi leader Adolf Hitler and a prison in Philadelphia where inmates were tortured. read

This year’s European football championships in France promises to be a rare treat for British football fans, and not just for the games. Marseille is easy to access and bursting with food and culture. read

While many head to Dorset to take adantage of the colourful huts at Mudeford Sandbank, the nearby Christchurch Harbour Hotel offers an incredible stay with fine dining and attentive staff. read

At sunrise, the towering peaks of the third-highest mountain in the world, Kanchenjunga, are bathed in pink light. This is just one of the otherworldly experiences to be had in the Indian paradise. read

Jo Kessel and her 10-year-old daughter, Hannah, took their first mother-daughter getaway on a seven-day trip on MSC Preziosa, the newest addition to the MSC fleet. read

Boruca tribesmen don hand-carved masks before chasing a man dressed as a bull, which represents the Spanish, through the streets during the colourful El Juego de los Diablitos (Dance of the Little Devils). read

Joshua Brookes, 12, from New Mills, Derbyshire, was turned away at Manchester Airport because he did not have his full birth certificate - a new requirement for child visitors to South Africa. read

A passenger claimed the celebrity self-help guru was refused alcohol after he became abusive in the business class cabin while flying to the Caribbean to celebrate the New Year with friend Simon Cowell. read

From the chilled out pace of Huntington Beach to the glamour of Hollywood. MailOnline Travel samples the two very different lifestyles California has to offer; laid back surfing and sparkling city nights. read

It is hard to please every family member's tastes during a trip away, so why not opt for a holiday that includes stays at a range of hotels. One way to do this is to hotel hop through along the Turkish coast. read

From crisp pinot noirs to bold black cherry cabernets, Slovenia boasts a bountiful wine selection. MailOnline Travel's Sadie Whitelocks tours the vineyards of the Northern hills. read

There are plenty of options for relaxing breaks in 2016, from sleepy Balinese resorts and a quiet island in the Grenadines to majestic waterfalls in Iceland and Norway's wilderness. read

Busbud has revealed the most Instagrammed destinations in Britain, with London's Big Ben being revealed as the most popular, followed by some surprising attractions. read

Flight EZY1847 from Manchester was given permission to land on runway 04L but touched down on runway 04R instead. The airline says the safety of passengers was not compromised. read

Members of the Virginia State University gospel chorale broke into song near the end of an eight-hour KLM flight from Amsterdam to Washington, DC, on New Year’s Eve. read

The Crab & Boar in Berkshire has changed hands twice in recent times, but is now part of the expanding Epicurean Collection - so it was only fair to give it another go, writes the Inspector. read

Tenerife is a holiday hotspot of contrasts, from the picturesque Mount Teide National Park with volcanic tunnels and some of the best star-gazing on earth, to the nearby luxury hotels. read

Blue and white are the dominant colours in the redesigned cabin on Ryanair's new planes, which feature slimmer seats with yellow trim on the headrest, larger windows and LED lighting. read

Desirable ski chalets including Chamois Lodge in St Martin de Belleville were until recently nothing more than a cabbage patch. But an English couple has created a portfolio of luxury rentals. read

West Indies cricket legend Viv Richards witnessed MailOnline's Arthur Martin and his cricket team get beaten by the Antigua Legends but that still couldn't ruin a Caribbean holiday for the reporter. read

There were so many captivating images that it was hard to decide on the very best. But these images, taken in all four corners of the globe, all packed a photographic punch. read

London Heathrow has around 1,290 flights every day that arrive and take-off to 84 different destinations, but even after the last scheduled flight of the day - at 11pm - the airport does not sleep. read

Several check in desks were shut and passengers evacuated after the British man (pictured, on the floor), 29, who has not been identified, told other passengers very loudly that he had a bomb read

The fuselage of an old and abandoned US Navy Douglas Super DC-3 provides an eerie accompaniment to the bright green and yellow lights of the Northern Lights. read

Last night the heavens above the country's highest pub, the Tan Hill Inn in North Yorkshire, lit up with a breathtaking show of the Northern Lights. read

A drone video showcasing a happy, carefree New Zealand summer day spent sliding down Rere Rockslide in New Zealand's North Island. has gone viral, clocking almost 200,000 views. read

Photographer Jason Hawkes captured London during a series of jobs he undertook every week by helicopter, and selected his favourite shots of the magnificent city. read

Jennifer Ann Warner, 69, known as Ann, from Sudbury, Suffolk, was reported missing from the Saga Sapphire cruise ship (pictured in file image) on December 13 while on her way to the Caribbean. read

The five-star hotel in Dubai engulfed by flames just before the New Years' firework display was still smouldering this morning, as reports suggest the inferno was triggered by curtains catching fire. read

The ticket office of the Aberystwyth funicular railway has been converted into a cliff-side cottage with two bedrooms, with views across the Irish Sea. read

A survey compared hotel prices across 30 destinations in Europe for the cheapest double room available, with the Scottish capital topping the pile as it celebrates Hogmanay. read

Airport shops across Britain could be forced to stop ripping off customers by refusing to pass on VAT savings under a government crackdown. read

Helen Björnsdóttir works as an ice cave expert in Iceland - assessing the safety of the caves before leading tourists inside - but also takes photographs herself. read

At Four Seasons’ Landaa Giraavaru resort, brides can walk down a glass-bottomed aisle in a chapel-like venue that is just a few feet over a turtle enclosure in the Indian Ocean. read

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, but these hideous or bizarre monuments from the UK to the USA are mocked for looking nothing like their namesake or being erected in the first place. read

Austrian officials say that every day they have now recorded around 330 skiing accidents that have resulted in hospital treatment, with broken legs being a common injury. read

Stevin Tuchiwsky, a civil engineer technologist from Calgary, Alberta, travels the countryside in search of these unique locations. On his travels, he uploads images to his social media platforms. read

The Air Canada flight was en-route to New Delhi from Toronto when the pilot took the decision to turn back to Canada after a passenger allegedly assaulted a flight attendant. read

Footage captured by a plane spotter shows the Boeing 737-800 approaching the runway at Dublin Airport at a sharp angle and then climbing as it roars overhead. read

From 14.5million searches on TravelSupermarket in the three-month period between September 1 and November 30, 8.3 per cent of all searches were for holidays to Tenerife. read

If not for the act of kindness, the Short family would have missed their connecting flight from Minneapolis to Memphis – the last flight of the day – and the funeral the following morning. read

The Three Fingers lookout hut, situated on top of the North Cascades mountain range in Washington, is the perfect place for adventurers looking to enjoy memorable views. read

Over 13,000 people are believed to have visited the archaeological site of Pompeii in just two days since it re-opened thanks to a €3m restoration project. read

Customs officers seize 400-600lbs of prohibited food at New York's JFK Airport every day - from Chinese beef candy and Indian mangos to Guyanese peppers and Spanish ham. read

Travellers Gregg Franco and Libby Garrison first met on an Air New Zealand flight five years ago at Auckland Airport - with a video by the airline showing their return to the spot where they met. read

Paris hotels are usually crammed with revellers on December 31, but the head of the regional hotel union said Novembers terror attacks, which left 130 dead, ‘have made people fearful’. read

Photos taken in Edinburgh and Manchester (pictured) show aircraft rocking from side to side as pilots struggled to take of and land in the face of the gale-force winds sweeping across Britain. read

Piotr Degler spent a month travelling the length and breadth of Cuba, snapping images of the old cars he saw on the roads, being repaired in garages – and decaying in vegetation. read