Designed to give viewers the ultimate virtual tour of the world's largest cruise ship, freerunning champion, Pip Andersen from London, races around the 18-deck Harmony of the Seas in a dizzying video. Boasting 2,747 staterooms, 23 swimming pools, the Flowrider (bottom left), 42 bars and lounges (top left), 10,587 plants (inset) and seven distinct 'neighbourhoods' including a theatre, spa (top right), shopping district and even an ice rink, the 90 second video can only show a snapshot of what guests can expect when they board the megaship.

The Frontier Airlines plane was forced to return to its gate at Denver's airport after the woman (right) jumped out of her seat and shocked passengers with her behavior. Footage shows the woman telling passengers, including children, the plane would crash before she threw herself onto the floor began punching and kicking the cockpit door (left, middle). The passenger who shot the video said the woman stripped naked and was escorted off the plane by police after he stopped recording.

Italy's most famous photographer, Gianni Berengo Gardin, has spent over half a century capturing a changing world, and now recognises that even his own profession is fading fast. In a major retrospective of his work at Rome's Palazzo delle Esposizioni, Berengo Gardin's black-and-white photographs capture Italy's shift from a largely rural economy to its rapid industrialisation following World War Two. Pictured are a couple dancing in Rome (main), children skipping in Venice (bottom left) and a kiss in a colonnade off Piazza San Marco, in Venice (bottom right).

An ice-cream kiosk (main) in a tourist hotspot made famous by hit TV drama Broadchurch is to go under the hammer next month. The Shack at West Bay, near Bridport, Dorset, is expected to fetch between £55,000 and £65,000 when it is sold at auction in Cornwall. David Tennant (inset) and Olivia Colman are both currently stars on the hit show, which is still in filming for the final season.

Remarkable footage has emerged of an injured bovine with a bad hoof being airlifted to the vets in the Swiss Alps because she was unable to reach the clinic under her own power. It was decided that the large creature would be transported in style and her owners arranged for her to hitch a ride with a helicopter, so she could speed through the valleys of Switzerland.

Aboard the Nikolay Chernyshevsky tourist boat in Russia is Sailor, the exotic shorthair cat (pictured main and top right). Dressed in his captain's jacket and hat, he strolls around the boat, looking the part. And joining him on the captain's deck is Boatswain the Scottish fold (bottom right). The pair shot to fame after photos emerged on the internet of them cruising the rivers between Moscow and St Petersburg dressed in the height of maritime fashion.

The pictures are from a collection compiled by German-born American scholar Arnold Genthe, who roamed the streets, camera in hand, during a six-month stay. After his death, the Library of Congress in the US acquired around 20,000 unseen photographs from his studio, which was most famous for images of San Francisco's Chinatown.

Revellers who don't fancy staying in a cramped tent - and have up to £13,000 to spare - could find themselves a world away from the mud and sweat at this year's Glastonbury Festival. The priciest option is a 'tenthouse suite', which costs up to £13,000 for the five-day festival. It features three fully-furnished bedrooms, a huge living room and even a dressing room.

Walt Disney World made a woman's dreams come true when they decided to honor her unused ticket from 1994 - back when she was just four years old. As a young girl, Chelsea Herline had enjoyed three out of four days of her Disney hopper pass (inset), but missed out on the final day at the Orlando theme park because she was feeling too ill. But the magic wasn't over, as her father recently discovered the old ticket (left) in their basement and noticed it didn't have an expiry date. The company decided to let her redeem the park entry ticket 22 years later (right).

Garry Williams and Jacqueline Lewis from Wales, spent a combined £6,500 on their trip to Mauritius to celebrate Mr Williams's 50th birthday. Despite hotel Riu Le Morne (stock images inset top left and right) being advertised as having 'undergone a major refurbishment in early 2015', the couple claim that the resort had 'cables running across the whole building six days a week and a jackhammer right by the swimming pool'.

Guests staying at the 180-bedroom Marina Parc hotel in the resort of Arenall D'en Castell on the island of Menorca say their holidays were ruined by the bug. Kevin Kiernan (pictured inset with his partner, and child Keira) says his 10-month old baby daughter was taken ill and placed on an IV drip in hospital and has blasted the support received from First Choice, who the holiday was booked with.

From the ancient Greek peninsula of Peloponnese (top right) to Denmark's hip, historic city, Aarhus (bottom left), Lonely Planet has named its top spots to visit across Europe this summer. Revealed on the prestigious list is breath-taking northern Dalmatia, Croatia (top left), romantic Venice, the scenic Canary Islands, colourful Texel in the Netherlands (bottom right) and even Warwickshire, UK (centre).

One resident who lives in the Loire Valley told MailOnline Travel that holidaymakers, including those from the UK, are unable to return home as the French petrol crisis deepens. People are being forced to roll their cars into forecourts (left) to save every drop of fuel, as workers blockade refineries by burning tyres (top right).

Daredevils straddling trains in Bangladesh (top), rainbow rooftops in Ho Chi Minh City (bottom left) and buffalo drinking at night in South Africa (bottom right) - these spellbinding snaps are in the running for National Geographic's coveted Travel Photographer of the Year contest, which is currently in its final week of submissions.

The short clip, which was shot by a US tourist, shows the male worker holding the enormous animal at a distance as it takes several swings for his body and face. A group of people behind the camera can be heard saying 'oh my god, they're literally boxing'. And a child can be heard laughing and shouting that the scene is 'kangaroo versus man' - only to be told off by an adult who warns him that 'it is not funny'.

The new technology is being trialled at Geneva Airport Terminal 1 this month. After scanning your boarding pass (inset top and bottom) and affixing the relevant tag, the robot will take your bags inside so you can go straight to security checks. It's hoped the machine will speed up check-in and reduce congestion inside the terminal.

Russian photography group AirPano has travelled around the world to take these panoramic images of different cities, including Shanghai (bottom right), Las Vegas (bottom left) and Sydney (top). They were captured with the help of drones and the group have also created warped versions of their creations.

Warning: not suitable for backpackers. This holiday features hot tubs with a view, cute baby animals and a train fuelled by Pisco Sours. Liz Hazelton swapped the Inca Trail for hotels in Lima, Cusco and the Sacred Valley and still made it to Machu Picchu for one of the most magical sunrises in the world.

These pictures show impossibly cute baby sloths at the Sloth Institute in Costa Rica. The centre is a lifeline for them as they probably wouldn't have stood a chance if left alone in the wild. The centre was set up by Sam Trull - known as 'Mother of Sloths' - and Seda Sejud, in a bid to enhance their well-being and assure their conservation. Some of their babies are smaller than the size of a human hand, with one image showing a cheeky sloth snuggled up in a mug.

The dystopian Kowloon Walled City, an overcrowded slum in Hong Kong, was home to more than 30,000 residents, including families, gang members and drug addicts, before it was finally demolished in 1994. The settlement was a cluster of more than 300 high-rise buildings that were blighted by poverty, gangs, drugs, poor sanitation and inadequate services. These remarkable photos, showing everything from children playing on rooftops to heroin addicts shooting up on the street, reveal what life was like within the six-acre site.

These days, cruise ships have so many amenities that passengers can spend a week at sea and fail to take advantage of everything on board. While many holidaymakers choose a cruise to escape the cold, Viking's ocean-going ships each have a Snow Grotto (inset) where artificial snowflakes fall from the ceiling. Those with a head for heights can walk on a glass platform 128ft above the water on two Princess Cruises' ships (left). For a thrill of a different kind, passengers on board MSC Preziosa can reach a speed of 13 mph on the Vertigo transparent water slide (right).