Forget stretches of smooth tarmac, this extreme runner is after something a little more hardcore to get his heart pounding. Sébastien Montaz-Rosset (pictured) took to the icy wilds of Iceland for a jog and decided to tackle a very steep iceberg he found there. Drone footage captures the French adventurer in action, as he races up the frozen mound and teeters dangerously close to the edge.
The Daily Mail's Guy Adams found fun for all the family at Warwick Castle (main), next to the River Avon, where they stayed in the new medieval-style Knight's Village accommodation. Guests here can enjoy a medieval banquet, fancy dress, as well as several immersive theatrical shows.
The Daily Mail's Inspector called into No 15 Great Pulteney, a new Georgian terrace hotel in Bath, where he found the decor throughout to be over-crammed with 'gimmicky clutter'.
Marlon Brando's son says Pippa Middleton and husband James Matthews picked the perfect place to honeymoon. Miko Brando told DailyMail.com Tetiaroa Island is the 'most romantic place on earth.'
A shocking new video reveals the appalling state of a motel in America that appears to be more akin to a murder scene than a homestay. Dan Bell, who produces the hotel reviewing YouTube series Another Dirty Room, checked into a $40 single bed smoking room at the Swan Motel in Halethorpe, Maryland, and he was dismayed by what he found. His team of helpers discovered blood stains on the walls, ceilings and carpets, vomit clogging the sink and paper-thin walls that literally peeled away. Pictured from top left, clockwise to centre: A peeling bathroom wall, blood stains, vomit-stained porcelain, a holey mattress and an exterior shot of the motel.
London's Gatwick Airport has installed around 2,000 beacons across its two terminals providing an indoor navigation system that is much more reliable, it claims, than GPS.
Researchers from the University of Liège found robbing and bartering is a cultural practice passed down generations of macaques in Uluwatu Temple in Bali (stock image).
Nevada boasts the most UFO sightings in the world, is home to the mysterious Area 51 military base, where many say alien technology is being analysed – and it even has a road called the 'Extraterrestrial Highway'. To find out more MailOnline Travel's Anthony Joseph (left) dropped in to the aptly-named Little A'Le'Inn ( right) in Rachel, the nearest town to Area 51, to have a chat with the owner about the area’s strange goings on.
Wedding photographers have taken to Reddit to reveal all about the moments they've captured that never made the final cut, including a couple in handcuffs after a brawl and a naked bride.
In hilarious photo series people have shared the amusing and often extremely ironic spelling blunders.
Scrap the pack horse, for these gargantuan loads a more substantial delivery vehicle was required. In 2012 a Saudi Arabian logistics company smashed the record for the 'heaviest item moved by road freight', when it delivered a water desalination unit that weighed in excess of 4,800 tonnes and was bigger than a football field. Other pieces of cumbersome cargo revealed here include (pictured, from top left clockwise) the space shuttle Endeavour, two heat transfer reactors, a giant electromagnet and a section of the Saturn V Apollo rocket.
The Thomson flight was due to fly from the Mexican resort of Cancun to London Gatwick on Tuesday afternoon. But it had to evacuated after a flier spotted the sinister network name.
Hundreds watched the colourful spectacles at Buckingham Palace and Windsor Castle this afternoon. It comes as Britain remains on high alert with armed police patrolling landmarks.
Echoing scenes from a horror movie, a haunting photo series captures New York's Central Park when it is void of people in the dead of night. Fine art photographer Michael Massaia suffers from severe insomnia and uses his inability to sleep to his advantage, capturing places at odd hours of the day. His project 'Deep in a Dream, Central Park' is ongoing, and he has been snapping away every year since 2007. He says he likes to take photos in the early spring as the emerging foliage adds an element of 'softness' to the images.
A combination of extreme heat - which is set top Athens at 86F (30C) - thunderstorms and rising pollen levels will trigger a sneezing frenzy, experts warn.
A funny series of photos that definitively proves canines can be ingenious. The hilarious snaps, shared with Bored Panda, show dogs finding clever ways around their owners' rules.
Cambodia’s 12th-century Angkor Wat has been revealed as the world's best-rated landmark in TripAdvisor's annual Travellers' Choice Awards. The best-rated U.S landmark is San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge - ranked No11 worldwide - while Big Ben came top of the pile in the UK, with a global ranking of 17. Coming in second place worldwide is the Sheikh Zayed Mosque in Abu Dhabi. The place of worship, which opened in 2007 and has a capacity for 40,000 worshippers, boasts 82 domes, more than 1,000 columns and dazzling 24 carat gold gilded chandeliers. The Taj Mahal in Agra, India, scored fifth place in the awards.
Kim Moo-sung strolled through Seoul's Gimpo airport and - without breaking his stride - casually pushed his suitcase to an attendant as he smiled for photographers.
One in five Britons has been charged by an airline for exceeding a baggage allowance for a flight in the past two years, leading to an average of £135 in fees each.
An animal photographer who is internationally renowned for his comical photos of squirrels found the roles reversed recently. Geert Weggen, 48, from Bispgarden, Sweden, found the critters were rather fascinated by his photography equipment so he decided to let them get behind the camera for once. A humerous photo series shows two red squirrels in action, taking reign over the camera as Weggen strikes a pose.
Simon Crewe was killed when the boat ride during the last day of a dream holiday on the isle of Kefalonia went tragically wrong. His partner Vicki Hewitt looked on in horror as Mr Crewe died.
An airport ground worker was forced to run clear from a Jetstar plane at Newcastle Airport, north of Sydney, after pilots fired up its engines and began to taxi while the dispatcher was still connected.
Jamie Barrow, who has reached 94mph on a snowboard, was filmed cruising around the Masikryong ski resort. Barrow cannot contain his joy at having the slopes to himself. Masikryong was the brainchild of Supreme Leader Kim Jong-Un, and is designed to rival Pyeongchang in South Korea, which will host the winter Olympics next year. Outside a large stone tablet acclaims 'the work of Dear Leader Kim Jong-Un who devoted hard work and heart and soul to make our people the happiest and most civilised people'.
Far from being a nuisance, these adventurous goats were benefiting the trees by spitting out their seeds and dispersing them, found researchers from Spanish and Portuguese universities.
The $149 (£115) SolSource Sport stove created by a company based in based in Cambridge, Massachusetts heats up food fives times faster than a charcoal grill.
MailOnline Travel has sourced passenger-submitted images of meals in both economy and business class, across airlines including British Airways, Virgin Atlantic and Qantas.
A new infographic spotlights wedding customs from near and far. In Kenya, it is customary for the father of the bride to spit on her head and chest as a gesture of good luck.
Unusually hot weather will see Britain bake in possibly the warmest spring bank holiday on record, although the north and west of the country could be subject to brief thunderstorms.
Swapping the sea for the snow, one extreme windsurfer decided to sail at high speeds down a 5,656 foot mountain. American Levi Siver, 36, who fell in love with the ocean as a child in Maui, took to the peaks of Mount Rishiri in Hokkaido, Japan, to pull off the daredevil stunt. Video footage shows the medal-winning sportsman in action, as he skilfully surfs down slopes of fresh powder.
Harriet Dempsey-Jones a researcher in clinical neurosciences from the University of Oxford explores three theories behind why we feel the need to fidget and fiddle.
The new study claims that an 'evolutionary jump' after the most recent ice age caused the to become giants simply so they could eat more krill.
It opened with great fanfare in 2015 and looks somewhat futuristic. But this subway station, Caojiawan, in China has one bizarre aspect to it - it has been built on wasteland. Photographs show it sitting among undeveloped land, surrounded by overgrown grass and raw terrain. The calling point can only be identified above ground by a disabled access lift and three entrances: 1, 2 and 3. The latter two are closed to the public via reinforced metal gates, but the first allows in the few passengers that use the stop.
Croatia's capital of Zagreb topped Lonely Planet's annual list, followed by the Swedish island of Gotland, while Leeds came in fifth and was the only UK destination to make the list.
A pilot, two cabin crew and 14 passengers were given oxygen aboard the plane, which was making its way from Orlando in Florida to Bristol when it was forced to make an emergency landing.
JPC Van Heijst admits that he’s often in a pretty good position to capture the earth from above – because he’s a pilot with an air freight company. The Dutchman is a first officer with Cargolux and flies Boeing 747s around the world. He’s also very handy with a camera and has captured hundreds of stunning pictures from the cockpit.
The white-spotted giant was caught by fisherman Shawn Steward, from Oxnard, California, in the Channel Islands. Moonfish are the first fish known to by fully warm-blooded.
Location stories and hashtag stories have been added within Instagram's Explore tab. Users can now search for stories posted by people in their area, for example, by looking up 'New York.'
A new drone in the form of a bionic fish (pictured) is soon to hit the market, allowing users to steer it around underwater and take photos and video. The Biki, developed in China and available to pre-order for £420 ($549), can keep its balance in rough water conditions and automatically swerves to avoid obstacles.
A tourist is suing a Las Vegas Strip hotel, claiming a life-sized mannequin in his darkened room caused him to flee and suffer injuries.
The plane had just began to taxi away from the jetway when the entire aircraft was evacuated after a last-minute security alert.
Cuba's capital is rich in both culture and character. But,despite this, it has long lacked a hotel that truly justified global attention - until now. That's because this week saw the opening of the Gran Hotel Manzana Kempinski La Habana, which is the capital's first-ever ultra luxury complex. Part of the critically-acclaimed Kempinski Group, which already offers stylish stays in 30 other countries, it launched on Monday and injected some serious glamour into the communist island.
Aviation enthusiasts in America and the UK have created a lucrative online marketplace with items including terminal seats, food trolleys and seat-back monitors waiting to be snapped up.
A frequent flyer from the Netherlands has devised a potential solution for the pit-falls of travelling with children - and it's yours for just £180.
Henderson Island is a sanctuary to a host of threatened species including the Henderson Petrel and Henderson Crake, and its beaches are a nesting site for the endangered green turtle.
Hordes of people have been flocking to Kampung Pelangi in Randusari, Central Java, after local government officials paid for it to be re-cast as a 'rainbow village'.
Most people haven't have a leg to stand on when justifying photo ops with animals. But, for the residents of a super-exclusive resort in the Caribbean, that's clearly not the case - as they've proved on social media, this month. Guests at Aruba's Renaissance Island have found themselves unlikely bedfellows with hot-pink flamingos, who've become Instagram stars after posing for selfies.
MailOnline Travel has compiled the ultimate compendium of game-changing travel products from companies around the world.
The newly-released Dronescapes spotlights some of the world's most unique aerial images, with standouts including an eagle flying over Bali Barat National Park in Indonesia.
They say simple inventions are always the best. And, for budding design student Brydie Raybould-Cridge, that certainly seems to be the case - as he proved this week by unveiling a creation that's gone viral. The 22-year-old, who’s studying BA Fashion Design at Nottingham Trent University's School of Art & Design, has taken social media by storm after creating a lightweight jacket that doubles-up as a hammock.
Photographers James and Karla Murray have been documenting the changes in storefronts all over New York City since the 1990s - and their shots reveal a shocking transition in the city's facade.
The former president, and wife Michelle, arrived in Italy escorted by six fighter jets on Friday, to kick off their vacation at the 14th century village of Borgo Finocchieto.
It's usually a spotless portal for party-hard tourists. But Ibiza Airport is currently in squalid condition after strikes by cleaning staff. Pictures shared on social media show the site strewn with litter, including dirty nappies, used tissues and discarded food, which is now rotting in the heat. One passenger described it as a 'public health hazard' - and the strike is only on day five of 12 weeks of industrial action over pay.
The hottest day ever recorded was June 10, 1913, in California's Death Valley, where the mercury rose to 56.7C. England's current record is 38.5C.
Two jetskiers who filmed a flock of seagulls feeding on a giant ball of the bait say they got scared when they realised the lure was attracting more than just birds off a Coolangatta bay.
The Hindenburg - a vast 800ft-long German airship which crashed in 1937 after only a year in service - was once the very height in luxury for wealthy transatlantic travellers. Pictured (left) the passenger quarters' observation windows which opened for fresh air and taking photos; (right) its lengthy dining table, which served three meals a day with white linens, fresh flowers, sterling silver, and porcelain china; and (inset) the Hindenburg flying over New York in 1937, months before it crashed.
MailOnline Travel's Ted Thornhill checks in to a hotel in Tokyo's Marunouchi business district, near the Imperial Palace. And finds himself wowed at every turn.
They are the champions of Boat International Media's World Superyacht Awards 2017 – and they include Dilbar, which the UK-based magazine describes as ‘the most complex ever to be built’.
Images showing Australia's coastal cities inundated by water in 2100 have been published on the Coastal Risk Australia website based on updated sea level predictions.
US lawyers Christopher Jon Sprigman and Christopher Buccafusco believe their suggestion could change airline travel - forever.
MailOnline presents 33 life hacks that cover everything from travel and technology, to kitchen shortcuts and DIY. For example (bottom right), massively up your chances of bagging an empty plane seat between you and a companion by booking the window and the aisle seat. No-one picks the middle one, so if the flight isn't full, it's likely to stay empty. Even if not, the middle passenger will probably swap with you.
Chinatown in San Francisco was established in 1848, but was destroyed by an earthquake and a series of fires in 1906. It was later re-built and continues to thrive today.
Air travel has come on in leaps and bounds over the decades in so many ways, but the glamour is definitely ebbing away, as these pictures from Dutch website airlinemeals.net show.
The nifty compartment pops up from underneath the seat in front and provides each passenger with private storage. It won Airbus' 2017 Fly Your Ideas contest in Toulouse, France this month.
Okinoshima, in Fukuoka, is only open to a handful of men. The gender restriction stems from folk stories that claimed women were turned to stone if they neared a shrine there.
You may think your commute is bad, but it's likely a breeze compared to some of these. Pictured, clockwise from top left, cars and scooters jostle for room on a congested road in Cambodia; thousands of workers in Bangladesh cling to these trains in Dhaka city every day; a traffic jam in the Indian city of Jaipur, Rajasthan; swarms of Chinese travellers rush to buy their train tickets at a railway station in Beijing; and (inset) railway staff at a Japanese station in Honshu, Tokyo, squeeze commuters onto a carriage.
Officials in Majorca are on a mission to transform the Balearic Islands into a family-friendly destination and limiting the volume of bar music is the latest measure in their efforts to achieve that.
The Mail on Sunday's Cat Ledger took a trip with her daughter Fabiola, who she adopted from Guatemala in 2007, to see its rainforests, volcanoes, Mayan sites and bustling cities.
The sunny season might be long-awaited by some, but it's not for everyone. MailOnline Travel has rounded up snaps from around the world to demonstrate its comical downsides. Pictured, clockwise from top right, a plane passenger with scant regard for shoes; the realities of hay fever; an obscenely sunburnt tourist; a beachgoer applying sunscreen with a paint roller; a somewhat ruined picnic; and an Instagram-worthy snap robbed by a seagull.
Qantas launches its direct service between Heathrow and Perth in March 2018, but you can certainly save a bundle by stopping over with another airline somewhere like Dubai or Singapore.
New Yorker Dominic Miglino said his secret was a shot of Remy Martin cognac every morning; while Japanese mother-of-seven Kamato Hongo said: 'Sleep for two days then stay awake for two'.
Informed sources have told The Mail on Sunday that Pippa Middleton and James Matthews (inset) will arrive tomorrow at Tetiaroa, a two-and-a-half square mile necklace of coral islets encircling a crystal-clear lagoon in French Polynesia. After being serenaded by Polynesians wearing flower garlands, the newlyweds – who are due to stay a week – will relax at The Brando resort, a luxurious eco-retreat, where villas cost from £3,000 a night (top right, centre). The Brando’s villas all have king-size beds and overlook coconut trees and a pristine white beach (top left). The couple might well find themselves bumping into another of the resort’s famous guests - Barack Obama, who reportedly arrived a few weeks ago to write his White House memoirs.
The Mail on Sunday's Travel Editor Frank Barrett suggests the Swiss town of Ascona, on the banks of Lake Maggiore, as a great location for hikers looking for a keep-fit holiday.
The Mail on Sunday's Bridget McGrouther boarded a Saga cruise for an island-hopping tour of the Canaries and Madeira, where highlights included the nail-biting Cabo Girao Cliffs Skywalk.
TV presenter Jean Johansson's must-see locations in Finland include Rovaniemi (pictured), the home town of Santa Claus and Moomin World in Naantali, based on the stories of Tove Jansson. She also recommends Turku, the oldest city in Finland.
The Mail on Sunday's Gareth Huw Davis lists the French city's best attractions; from St Nicolas Tower at the old harbour’s entrance to its daily food market and ancient courtyards.
Women now pack five costumes or bikinis for a week in the sun and seven for a two-week break – double the number of five years ago.
The Daily Mail's Rob Cross stayed at the Kandima Maldives Resort in Dhaalu Atoll (pictured). Fellow guests at the £160-a-night private island retreat while he was there included Katie Price (inset). The new operation has a capacity for nearly 1,000 guests and is targeted towards a primarily British audience.
The Mail on Sunday's Rachel Johnson toured the Portuguese regions of Lisbon and Cascais, where she found an impressive array of edible delights, as well as a very high-tech wine bar.
Researchers at Which? surveyed 850,000 inbound flights across 35 airlines at 25 UK airports to calculate which airline is most likely to make you late.
Sarah and Dimitri, from Belgium, set off to explore South America in November, after tying the knot in August. They have spent six months travelling in their wedding car, a 4x4 Toyota. The global honeymoon has so far crossed through Uruguay, Argentina (top right), Chile, Bolivia (top left and bottom right), Peru (inset), Ecuador and Colombia.
The Daily Mail's Inspector called in at the Tredethy House B&B; near Bodmin, a Grade-II listed manor house in Cornwall which was once owned by a Thai Prince. He gave it a one out of five star rating.
The Daily Mail's Robert Hardman opted for Royal Caribbean’s Navigator of the Seas cruise from Southampton to France and Spain, and his three children were thrilled by the amenities onboard.
Owners from across the world have shared snaps of their comical canines. Pictured from top left, a black dog who's very happy to see you; a mutt engaged in a battle with a leaf-blower; a labrador perfectly executing the walrus pose; a corgi with a mind of its own; a serene pooch on a fashion shoot; and a little dog with a manic, barely concealed desire for a bite of pizza.
Stephen Sauvestre was commissioned to build Chateau de Promenthoux in the late 1890s by Jean-Philippe Worth, the son of British fashion designer Charles-Frederick Worth.
These fascinating creatures have evolved over millions of years to become the masters of disguise; from fish in Australia to lizards in Mongolia's Gobi desert.
UK researchers took a look into how 'au fait' holidaymakers are with other languages and revealed the majority will head abroad only being able to say a handful of things in the native dialect.
Research has found that most British families routinely do go beyond the walls for meals, drinks and snacks. As a result, any savings are more than wiped out.
In their bid for continued relevance, Western feminists love to complain about a variety of innocuous habits - especially, it seems, if they're committed by men. From 'mansplaining' to so-called manspreading, their vilification of innocent blokes is virtually endless. Yet, despite their righteousness, it seems the sisterhood need to look a little close to home before dishing out criticisms of the opposite sex. Especially when it comes to public transport, as these pictures taken in the U.S and UK show.
Thousands of employees across the UK are squirreling away extra holiday time - by taking advantage of flexible working arrangements.
The images were taken by Herbert Ponting who was appointed the photographer for the expedition that resulted in the deaths of Scott and four of his team.
We're often reminded that communal travel is the greener way to get about. But one group of people took that to the extreme, recently - when eight of them clambered on a single motorbike in rural India. Captured by a tourist's bodycam, the eyebrow-raising clip shows the unidentified driver's rather carefree approach to health and safety.
You might assume that to enjoy an authentic Ayurvedic spa retreat, you need to board a flight to India. In fact, you can rebalance your wellbeing in Worcestershire. Anna Pasternak does just that.
A shocking new study into travel costs along Britain’s most searched-for routes has revealed wildly different fares to and from the city.
It is, of course, one of the most famous tourist sights in the world. Each year, thousands of people flock to Shaanxi, China, to visit the iconic Terracotta Army, which depicts the artillery of Qin Shi Huang: the country's first Emperor. But, over four decades after it was inadvertently excavated in 1974, technology has just made the experience remotely accessible thanks to an interactive, 360-degree video.
A digital control tower will be installed in 2019 - meaning controllers will be able to direct planes from 80 miles away in Hampshire by watching live footage from high-definition cameras.
The Mail on Sunday's Fred Mawer lays out Barbados' best bargains; from the fishing town of Oistins to a turtle tour on Paynes Bay.
San Francisco’s Antique Vibrator Museum (inset) which, as well as revealing the controversial past of the devices, displays dozens of antique vibrators, dating from the late 1800s through to the 1970s. The museum explains that the electric vibrator ‘had its inception in 1869 with the invention of a steam-powered massager, patented by an American doctor’, with the device ‘designed as a medical tool for treating "female disorders”’. Later adverts for them began appearing in home catalogues, though the reason why women might want one was only ever hinted at.
These magnificent entries to the 2017 National Geographic Travel Photographer of the Year awards capture scenes from India and Bangladesh to China and Cuba.
Wilderness Safaris boasts 19 intimate camps dotted around Botswana's Okavango Delta, where trophy hunting is banned and the focus is on simply admiring the animals instead.
Less famous than New York and Los Angeles, but with a style and pace of its own, Seattle is a city that should be on the travel wish-list of every fan of America. Nick Boulos hits the Pacific north-west.
Once seen as a simple air hub where you would change planes en route to Machu Picchu, Lima has become one of South America's coolest cities. Nick Boulos picks out the best of Peru's capital.
The recently revamped boutique hotel Santorini Grace and its 'bespoke' VIP perks takes the Greek island experience to a whole new level of spectacular, discovers Toni Jones. She spends three nights hanging out with the honeymooners 300 metres above sea level, and discovers that it’s really rather fabulous being romanced like a VIP - even if it is just for the weekend.
EXCLUSIVE: Welcome to MY paradise Pippa - hope you enjoy it as much as we do. Marlon Brando's son shows the private island where Kate's newlywed sister is honeymooning
A knight to remember! Stay at Warwick Castle and soak up its medieval mysteries
An Inspector Calls: Bath's pricey new No 15 Great Pulteney hotel is overflowing with fuss
Blood stains on every surface and vomit in the sink: Hotel reviewer who specialises in exposing dirty rooms has his worst stay yet as he checks into a $40 motel from hell
From a 4,800 tonne water cleaning plant to a space ship spanning six lanes, the biggest things ever moved on the road revealed
He must have been after a freeze frame! Incredible drone footage captures daredevil going for a jog on an ICEBERG
Insomniac photographer captures haunting images of New York's Central Park by night - with not a single tourist in sight
The app to stop you ever missing a plane again: Airport launches Pokemon Go-style map tool that guides passengers to their gates
Inside the 'UFO state' of Nevada: Cruising the Extraterrestrial Highway and hearing eye-opening tales from the owner of the Little A'Le'Inn by Area 51 makes for an out-of-this-world trip
Amazing footage shows Britain's fastest snowboarder on the slopes of a North Korean ski resort - and he can go as quickly as he likes, because it's empty!
The best landmarks in the world revealed: Big Ben and the Golden Gate Bridge make the shortlist, but it's Angkor Wat that's named No1 in TripAdvisor ratings
Say nuts! Nifty squirrels turn nature photographer into their subject as they get behind the camera
How the other half eat: Passenger-submitted snaps show how plane meals differ in business class vs economy across 15 airlines
The brand new Chinese train station that's been built on WASTELAND overgrown with shrubbery and weeds
Chilling footage! The astonishing moment a daredevil WINDSURFS down a mountain's snowy slopes
From stealing the groom's shoes to SPITTING on the bride: The most bizarre 'lucky' wedding traditions around the world revealed
Revealed: Brits pay out nearly £400million in excess baggage charges each year - because of baffling rules
The most amazing office in the world? Pilot captures the Boeing 747's cockpit and astonishing views outside in a stunning series of photographs
Meet the world's first bionic FISH drone: This new 'swimming' camera will take holiday bragging to new depths on social media
Tree-mendous! The 2-in-1 coat that transforms from a waterproof jacket into a handy HAMMOCK
You'll be Havana good time, here! Cuba's first ULTRA luxury hotel launches - complete with rooftop pool, three restaurants and a cigar lounge (plus a price tag of up to £2,000 per night)
Revealed: Croatia's Zagreb, Gotland in Sweden and LEEDS are among the top ten places to visit in Europe in 2017, according to Lonely Planet
The island tourists are flocking to! Flamingo selfies are the new social media trend at Caribbean hotspot
Want a REALLY hot holiday? Record-breaking temperatures of countries around the world revealed (and California's the winner)
Tourist sues Planet Hollywood in Las Vegas after he 'suffered injuries fleeing a mannequin in his room he thought was an intruder'
Are these the best hacks EVER? From how to heal a paper cut instantly to bagging an extra seat on the plane, these tricks will change your life
Dinner aboard the Hindenburg: Rare photos of the doomed German airship's lavish interior capture its splendour before its devastating crash in 1937
Could this idea end air rage? Experts say plane passengers should PAY to recline their seats (or be paid off to remain upright)
Bins overflowing with dirty nappies and rotting food: Strike by cleaners has left Ibiza Airport a 'public health hazard' after just five days (and it has THREE MONTHS left to run)
The party is over! Magaluf installs devices that mute music that's louder than a vacuum cleaner - and locals say it's ruining the tourist trade
The sacred Japanese Island that's reserved exclusively for men (and only those prepared to be stripped naked and 'purified')
Commutes from hell: Staggering images capture the daily grind for workers around the world
Plane genius! New pop-up compartment UNDER aircraft seats could spell the end of battle for space in the overhead lockers
'Olive oil and a shot of COGNAC every morning': People over 100 years old from around the world share their secrets to longevity
Sunburn, hay fever and ruined picnics: Comical images capture the NOT so fun aspects of summer
Pippa's private island love shack: Honeymoon hideaway once owned by Marlon Brando...all for a bargain £3,000 a night (well it IS low season!)
We're going home to Guatemala: A mother takes her daughter to discover her roots among volcanoes and Mayan temples
Midnight sun and Moomins! One Show star Jean Johansson reveals just why she is smitten by fantastic Finland
The Crafty Traveller: A flying start to your trip to Australia as the first non-stop flights from the UK go on sale (but is it worth the pricey ticket?)
A taste of the really high life: Mixing a luxury cruise with a daredevil trip ashore in Madeira
Ask Frank Barrett: A break on a Swiss lake will be the perfect fit for hikers
Lapping it up in Europe's food capital: Why Portugal offers some of the best cuisine (and beaches) you can find
From its iconic towers to its world-class food market: Six things you must do in La Rochelle
Women going on a week-long holiday now pack double the number of bikinis as half a decade ago by cramming FIVE swimming costumes in their suitcase
The Price is right! This new celebrity-approved resort in the Maldives is offering 'studios' for a bargain £160 a night
An Inspector Calls: Cornwall's Tredethy House is a soulless, pebble-dashed B&B; with a grim breakfast
We're all shipshape! Cruising is for the older generation, right? No, it's a blast for all the family
Is your favourite airline tarmac tardy? New research reveals the WORST offenders for delayed flights in the UK
Why all-inclusive deals aren't always the bargain they seem: Holidaymakers typically spend £650 MORE than they would on a B&B; trip because they buy food and drink outside their hotel
It's not just men! The hilarious photographs that show women 'FEMSPREADING' on public transport
Who said cats were the funniest thing on the internet? Behold, the most hilarious dog pictures EVER
Footage captures EIGHT fearless people travelling on a single motorbike in rural India (including two children)
Fascinating slides show amazing sights of Scott's 1912 South Pole expedition: A frostbitten hand, a birthday party on ice and even an attack by whales
Do you lie to your boss about working from home? A quarter of Brits are actually ABROAD while claiming they're beavering away in their house
Forget 10 days by a pool: Meet the couple who have been honeymooning for MONTHS on a roadtrip through south America in a 4X4 (and they have no idea when the trip will end)
Now you can 'WALK' among the soldiers of China's Terracotta Army thanks to a stunning new 360-degree interactive video
Que? Brits jet off abroad knowing only EIGHT foreign words or phrases (but most know how to order a beer)
Make for the Malvern hills: Detoxing and switching off at an Ayurvedic spa set in the Worcestershire countryside
The Cotswolds country house that's just like a home from home (but with a few extra touches... such as an award-winning spa and candlelit indoor pool)
The hotel with a lot to whisper about: Living the high life in the Mayfair town house that's the last word in hushed opulence
Barbados? It's a bargain: Why you don't need a footballer's salary to experience its delights
Stress-free in Seattle: Uncovering the charms and coffee culture of the big city of America's Pacific north-west
Lulled by lavish Lima: Why Peru's cosmopolitan capital is way more than a pit-stop on the path to Machu Picchu
From the 'Pulsocon Blood Circulator' to the 'Hollywood Vibra-Tone': Sex toy museum displays fascinating antique vibrators originally designed to treat 'hysteria'
Would YOU spend £3,000 on second-hand airport seats? The weird and wonderful aviation items available on Ebay
A capital offence: Travelling by train or coach from London? Your trip could cost three times MORE than the exact same journey in reverse
Cuban food, French pharmacies, swimming holes and U.S ghost towns: Pinterest report reveals what trendy travellers want their holidays to feature in 2017
What a carry-on! The 4-in-1 car seat that doubles as a travelling bed, booster AND handbag
Champagne-soaked views, private plunge pools and indulgent pillow menus: How a stylish Santorini hotel perched on a volcano is heating up the VIP romance market
TSA drafts in 2,000 agents (and 50 canine teams) to cope with the record-breaking 234MILLION expected to travel via the US this summer
In search of a Swiss art master: On the trail of Alberto Giacometti in his own country (plenty of chocolate included)
We're off to see the manatee! Skip the theme park thrills of Florida and go to meet some gentle giants instead
Silver service on the highest of seas: Sailing away on the splendid Silver Muse, where Champagne flows on tap
Get covered! How to get the right holiday insurance this summer (and why your existing policy may be invalid)
Tails of the city! The dungeon museum that lets live RATS run around its café to give visitors a truly genuine experience (and of course, there's ratatouille on the menu)
Rare 19th century photos offer a glimpse into everyday life in America's first Chinatown before it was destroyed by an earthquake
Margate's historic Dreamland is returned to its former glory (again) after flop revival in 2015 thanks to £25million cash injection
Officials set to meet to discuss laptop ban on flights from Europe to the US - as Australia also considers introducing the measure
Mongolian magic: Yoga, camel rides and staying in yurts in the Gobi Desert - touring Asia's most intriguing nation
A brighter side of a changing country: Cruising north-west Burma, where few tourists go (but headhunters remain)
Are you up to date on current affairs? All you need to know about the latest and best river cruises
Airline meals from the 1950s to the 1980s revealed (and with caviar in economy class, vases of flowers and china crockery, no wonder it was flying's golden age)
From jet lag-curing glasses to a pocket-sized SELFIE DRONE: This year's most innovative travel gadgets revealed
Bragging rights on the high seas has been decided for 2017: These are the superyachts costing up to £700million named as the world's best in prestigious awards
Sleepy Indonesian village becomes migraine-inducing Instagram hit after locals spend £17,000 transforming it into a day-glow wonderland
From sweeping seascapes to a soaring eagle: The best drone photography in the world celebrated in a stunning new book
A lobby worthy of a James Bond movie, mini nail-polish dryers and loos with a massage function: Inside the jaw-dropping Tokyo hotel that you'll love... if you're feeling flush
I'm only here for the bears: Exploring Canada for a (not too close) encounter with black, grizzly, polar and cream-coloured bruins
Fancy owning a castle, for FREE? Italian government is giving away 100 ancient properties for nothing (but there is a catch...)
The new hotel in Miami's financial district that's perfect for work - but even better for play (thanks to a 20,000-sq-ft pool area and the hippest roof-top bar in town)
From office to ocean: Woman's two-week holiday turns into an 18-month trip after she quit her finance job to KITE SURF around the world
Dive into immersive cruising: Why now is the time to slow down and explore one destination in depth
From saving suitcase space to crease-proofing your clothing: The nifty packing hacks you NEED to know this summer
Can you spot them all? Incredible images capture VERY well-camouflaged creatures around the world
Put off by Dubai's excessive glitz? Inside the hotel hoping to lure customers that loathe the city's flashy side
A death-defying drive to the roof of Africa - and all for a swift pint
Lake Geneva mansion designed by Eiffel Tower architect with eight bedrooms and its own harbour goes up for sale (but you'll need to splash out £35million if you want it)
Ask Frank Barrett: It's not too late to bag a deal on your summer holiday
Who needs Provence when the glorious Gard is just next door? Ancient ruins and the finest wines on tap make for a perfect French getaway
From 'train surfing' children to a camel in traffic: Entries from National Geographic's 2017 photo contest capture everyday life from around the world
A front seat to the best wildlife show on earth: Inside the lavish fenceless Botswana safari camp where hunting is banned and guests include Prince Harry
How does YOUR wealth stack up? Online tool reveals where your salary ranks in the world (and you're far richer than you think)
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