Adrenaline junkies and nature lovers recorded an array of action-packed footage. Everyone from BMX stars and snowboarders to mountain climbers and surfers used the tiny video cameras. US firm GoPro was founded in 2002 by Nick Woodman and made $3billion (£8billion) in just over 10 years. Pictured: A couple marvelling at a sunrise during a hot air balloon ride (top left), an adventurer uses a rope to cross an ice crevasse (centre), a snowboarder records his trip down the mountain (top right), a kayaker heads over a waterfall (bottom right), and a daredevil in a wing suit flies across a rocky coastline (bottom left).
Honeymoon heaven: Nowhere's more romantic than the wilds of Borneo (just avoid the crocs)
The Daily Mail's Monty Halliday spent his honeymoon exploring Asia's Borneo; staying first at Shangri-La’s Rasa Ria Resort and Spa in the rainforest, left, followed by the Gaya Island Resort in Kota Kinabalu, right, where they found delight in its staggering scenery and rich wildlife. Pictured, inset, a rhinoceros hornbill.
Striking photos reveal the melancholic beauty of abandoned homes in ghost towns above the Arctic Circle
Haunting images of abandoned homes in Nordland and Troms in Norway reveal the stark impact of depopulation in the country’s most remote, northern outposts above the Arctic circle. The breath-taking photographs, these included, were captured by Oslo native Britt M on three trips to Nordland and Troms counties, earlier this year.
Think YOU could land a plane with no experience? Incredible video shows complete novice taking charge of an aircraft mid-flight - and steering it to a runway
Pilot Nick Cyganski, from Massachusetts, allowed his friend Connor to land his small aircraft with no experience. He had to figure out what the equipment does mid-flight. Pictured clockwise from top left: The yoke used to steer the plane, Nick Cyganski (right) and Connor (left) in the cockpit, Connor steers the plane and the view of the airport from the air as the plane comes in to land.
Therapy pigs, rooftop pools and an ICE RINK: The best airport amenities in the world revealed
International airports have begun to resemble malls and theme parks. A pet pig in California (top right), a singing robot in Glasgow (bottom right), a rooftop pool in Singapore (main) and a yoga lounge in Frankfurt are all available to amuse passengers nowadays. MailOnline Travel has rounded up some of the best amenities on offer at airports in 2016.
When skyscrapers are SWALLOWED: From Dubai to San Francisco, incredible images show towering cities lost in thick fog
These cities are usually easily distinguishable from their iconic skylines. However, after being shrouded in a thick carpet of fog they are a little more difficult to make out. These unusual images show what happens when freak weather rolls in and swallows skyscrapers whole, leaving the tips meekly poking out from the ocean of mist. Pictured main is a foggy San Francisco, top right is Shanghai and bottom right fog rolling in across lofty Chicago
The 20 most expensive cities in the world to live in revealed: Hamilton in Bermuda tops the rankings with San Francisco and New York close behind
Forget the flashy reputations of Monaco or Macau, a striking new infographic has revealed the world’s most expensive cities, with a few surprises. Despite the extravagant lifestyles of urbanites in Asia and the Middle East, Bermuda’s capital, Hamilton, is the costliest city on Earth (top left), followed by San Francisco (top middle) and New York (top right). Stylish Geneva (bottom left) came fourth, followed by Hong Kong (bottom centre) and London in sixth place (bottom right).The fascinating infographic has also lifted the lid on what locals spend their money on including rent and restaurants. Plus the staggering difference in the cost of everyday items in these pricey locations is highlighted.
When 'paradise' goes to hell: Hawaiian shores full of rotting trash and a waste-swamped Indonesia... the planet's most polluted destinations revealed
India, Hawaii and Cambodia - all travel destinations which frequently sit at the top of bucket lists. But like most places in the world, they have vast expanses of waste-strewn land seldom witnessed by tourists. Pictured clockwise from top left: the plundered oil fields of Balakhani in Azerbaijan; houses built on stilts over plastic-trashed beaches in Polynesia's Tuvalu; heaps of plastic garbage collected on Hawaii's Midway Atoll National Wildlife Refuge and a Chinese boy leaps across a bank of garbage in Anquan, a village in south China's Hainan province.
From Star Wars to Sex and the City: The real-life places around the world used as locations for hit movies and TV shows (and some will surprise you)
Montreal, Toronto and North Carolina - they're unsung heroes of the big screen. They are used as locations for hit movies and TV shows - they've appeared in Suits, Brooklyn, Dawson's Creek (bottom right) and The Hunger Games (top left) - but rarely receive any plaudits. And there are more - plazas that appear in Star Wars (top right), deserts that star in Sex and the City (bottom left) and gardens that pop up in Game of Thrones. But audiences are often non the wiser about their identity. Here MailOnline Travel gives the real-life locations in some of your favourite films and shows the recognition they deserve.
Is he taking the piste? No! This daredevil is skiing INSIDE a glacier - and the feat has been captured in nail-biting footage
Chamonix local Sam Favret has released an incredible film of his dizzying exploits as he skis over and inside the breath-taking Mer de Glace glacier in the French Alps. The nail-biting video showcases both the stunning landscape of Vallee Blanche and Mr Favret’s flawless skill on the slopes. He is captured soaring over walls of ice, leaping and spinning backwards before ducking inside dark caves and tunnels.
The skiing here really will be rubbish: The new outdoor slope being built on the roof of a waste energy plant
Slated for 2020, the Amager Resource Centre in Copenhagen will have 1,600ft of ski runs, forest areas, a hiking trail, a cafe, a viewing platform and a 240ft climbing wall on its roof. The new slope has been designed by Danish architects the Bjarke Ingels Group, which submitted the plans as part of a scheme to renew the current waste management building. Its plan is to 'mobilise the architecture and intensify the relationship between the building and the city'. The current building already has a sloping roof but by continuing the gradient all the way to ground level, it would be able to give it a dual purpose.
Living in an angler's paradise! Amazing drone images of 13-bedroom Scottish Highland mansion with direct access to Loch Rannoch and its huge fish that's on sale for £1million
The Highland lodge (top left) near Schiehallion, Perthshire, has 750 feet of loch frontage and is situated in 'one of the most gorgeous and unspoiled places in Europe'. It has 13 bedrooms, five reception rooms (one pictured top right) and 6.5 acres of land which runs down to Loch Rannoch (main picture) without any need to even cross a road. The loch is one of the very few places in Scotland where all three varieties of the cold water fish Arctic Char can be caught. Loch Rannoch is famous for its fishing and held the UK record for the largest Ferrox Trout caught until 1993, with weights of more than 20lbs having been recorded.
Munich is famous for its beer halls but it's champagne (at breakfast) all the way in the sumptuous Bayerischer Hof hotel - a home from home for the rich and famous
MailOnline Travel's Ted Thornhill checks into Munich's city centre grand dame (inset). A hotel whose previous guests include Michael Jackson, Muhammad Ali and the Barcelona football team. Pictured clockwise from top left: The rooftop area with views to the Alps, the huge pool, the two-Michelin-star restaurant, Atelier and one of the many sumptuous bedrooms.
Think YOU had a hard time at the airport? Hilarious images capture weary travellers at the end of their tether
The Christmas period always brings woe to airports around the world. With an influx of passengers and unhelpful bouts of bad weather comes an inevitable increase in delays, long queues, and general dismal happenings. And as these photos reveal, sometimes it really can all get too much - whether that's braying children on leashes, travellers passing out in the most awkward of places, or in one case, a man eating frozen vegetables straight from the pack at 2am.
Now THAT'S a princely sum! Historic hotel with 74 bedrooms built by the Emperor of Austria could be your renovation project... for £1million
A historic, 74-bedroom hotel built by the Emperor of Austria, King of Hungary, Croatia and Bohemia - Franz Joseph and Empress Sisi - in 1869 has come on the market. The unique property, Hotel Carol, in Herculane, Romania, was a holiday retreat for royalty for years and could be yours for the princely sum of €1.2million (£1million). Its 74 bedrooms are currently in the midst of renovation and any prospective buyer would need to be prepared to complete the work on it before realising their dream. The main image shows the hotel today, with the inset revealing how it looked in its hey day. The images bottom right and top right are of the present-day interior.
A yoke-al brawl! Spanish revellers get VERY messy with flour and eggs as they celebrate town's 200-year-old festival
This chaotic scene takes the concept of a food fight to a whole new level. Revellers from the southeastern Spanish town of Ibi were caught on camera on Wednesday as they celebrated a quirky 200-year-old festival known as Els Enfarinats. The traditional get-together requires participants to dress in military garb and stage a mock takeover using flour, eggs and firecrackers in lieu of weapons. As expected, things quickly got messy, with attendees wandering the cobbles with their clothing coated in a crust of soggy batter.
Bravery at its peak! The heart-stopping moment two wingsuit flyers soar 13,000ft above the mountains
This is the heart-stopping moment two wingsuit flyers soar more than 13,000 feet above the Dolomite mountains in Italy as they pull off a death-defying stunt. French athletes Fred Fugen and Vince Reffet were helicoptered up to a dizzying height before they held each other's hands and tumbled into the sky. Video footage shows the daredevil duo falling at great speed while they try and navigate the rocky mountain range jutting up before them. They look like dainty butterflies as the powerful winds force them to flit around in all directions.
Dreaming of a black-and-white Christmas: Heart-warming nostalgic photos reveal how travellers from yesteryear celebrated the festive season
A collection of fascinating vintage pictures reveal that Christmas has long been celebrated in style by travellers; from Father Christmas snapped after a flight in a bi-plane over rural England, delighting children of the 1930s (left) and British troops at Victoria Station celebrating with bubbly in 1929 (right) to railway chefs showing off their Christmas puddings at Euston Station in 1953 (inset).
Warm up to winter: Don't hide away when the chill comes - try one of these thrilling adventures
Consider one of these ten seasonal holidays with a twist, including, clockwise from top left, cruising Sweden's frozen lakes in a 4WD; touring Iceland's illuminated Langjokill glacier tunnel; watching dawn unfold over Sierra Nevada's Veleta mountain; and admiring hundreds of hot air balloons soar over Filzmoos in Austria.
The best airport lounges in the world named in prestigious awards: Layover spot in Heathrow ranked No1 (but all the winners are so luxurious guests might not want to board their flights)
Over 60,000 members of a lounge access club have rated the best airport lounges in each global region with the Plaza Premium Lounge at London Heathrow, Terminal 2, crowned the world's best (bottom left). The regional winners were; VIP Lounge, Guadalajara Miguel Hidalgo International (top left and centre) Petra Lounge, Amman Queen Alia International (top right); Asiana Lounge, Seoul Incheon International (bottom right); and The Club, San Jose CA Mineta International.
The ultimate fairy-tale escapes: How to holiday on the dreamy Pacific islands that inspired Disney's Moana
Vibrant turquoise waters, lush forests and endless white beaches - while the locations featured in the latest Disney adventure, Moana (inset), may be fictional they were inspired by the Pacific region's other-worldly beauty. If this thrilling tale of a Polynesian princess' voyage across the ocean has unleashed your wanderlust, MailOnline Travel has just the thing - a selection of holiday destinations in Oceania for you to live out your paradise island fantasies. They include, clockwise from top left: The Brando in Tetiaroa; the Four Seasons Bora Bora; Sunset Paradise in Tahiti; and Fafa Island Resort in Tonga.
From a dusting in the Grand Canyon to a big freeze in Tehran: Amazing pictures capture snow falling in the world's hottest places
Earlier this week snow fell in the Sahara desert (top left) for the second time in living memory - with the last occasion being in February 1979. MailOnline Travel has rounded up a selection of other occasions weird weather has struck our planet's toasty destinations over the last few years. Also pictured are big freezes in Hawaii, Cyprus and the Grand Canyon.
'We pooed on trays and hallucinated': Prince William's pal Olly Hicks reveals how he survived a gruelling TWO-MONTH kayaking trip from Greenland to Scotland
'Going to the toilet wasn't easy and I suffered from hallucinations,' pro sea explorer Olly Hicks (pictured far left and bottom right) reveals as he details his latest gruelling adventure, which saw him kayak more than 1,200 miles from Greenland to Scotland. The 34-year-old from Suffolk, who developed a passion for the water from an early age, completed the extreme paddling trip in September with the help of fellow explorer George Bullard (main, pictured right). He admits that the two-month-long expedition was pretty tough, with bathroom breaks and sleeping being a little tricky. 'The kayak was adapted slightly and extended to give us enough room to lay down and it had inflatable buoys (bottom right) to keep things steady while we slept,' Hicks - a good friend of Prince William - explained during a talk at the South Kensington Club in London.
The bizarre new Japanese tourism video that shows travellers different methods for wiping their bums and using bidets
Tourists in Japan are being educated on how best to wipe their bottoms and use bidets thanks to a new tongue-in-cheek video. The short tutorial shows a man in a suit demonstrating the correct bathroom etiquette, from wiping motions to sitting poses. A narrator informs viewers that there are two type of toilets in Japan, the traditional squatting kind and the western seated style. She then reveals the wiping moves that can be performed on a traditional loo, while the suited man performs corresponding movements. Next the demonstration moves to bidets.
What it's REALLY like in Hotel Honegg's 'Stairway to Heaven' infinity pool: MailOnline takes a dip and discovers why it made a big splash on the internet
MailOnline Travel's Sadie Whitelocks visited the infinity pool at Hotel Villa Honegg in Switzerland, which gained worldwide attention in September after a video of it - entitled the Stairway to Heaven - went viral with millions of views. And after taking a dip in the steaming aquamarine waters, Sadie says it's 'pretty easy to see why it is such a celebrated site'. From top left clockwise to centre: The pool's vista, MailOnline Travel's Sadie Whitelocks, the pool by night, the indoor spa and an exterior of Hotel Honegg.
The lick of love! Rare cheetah sextuplets get some encouragement from their mother as they make a public debut at Dutch zoo
With bright eyes and wagging tails, a pack of 14-week-old cheetah sextuplets made their public debut at a zoo in the Netherlands today. Staying close to their mother, the six fuzzy-haired cats were filmed as they warily investigated their outdoor pen in Burgers' Zoo in Arnhem. The six cubs, four female and two male, were born on September 14 this year to mother Nadie. The new mother was also born at the zoo in 2010. It is relatively rare for cheetahs to give birth to sextuplets, it only occurs around 5 per cent of the time.
The female Indiana Jones! Fascinating images capture the adventures of a 1920s traveller who visited 80 countries... in a Model T Ford
Aloha Wanderwell from Winnipeg, Canada, began touring the world aged 16 after answering an advert for an expedition driver in a French newspaper. She went on to travel 380,000 miles during the 1920s. Pictured clockwise from top left: Aloha with her Ford Model-T, Aloha at the pyramids in Egypt, Aloha's name in lights at a screening on one of her documentaries, Aloha with a snake charmer in India and, inset, Aloha with her husband, Captain Walter Wanderwell.
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