Hurricanes don’t blow away Florida tourism
David - Mar 09, 2026
Hurricanes Charley, Ivan, Frances and Jeanne did not dampen the enthusiasm of tourists, according to Visit Florida. Almost 77 million…
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Spain to spend millions boosting UK market
Ginny McGrath - Mar 09, 2026
The Spanish Tourist Office is spending £25 million on an advertising campaign to promote the country to tourists.Nearly a fifth…
Is there a mako shark off the Yorkshire coast?
- Mar 09, 2026
Anyone brave enough to swim in the UK’s North Sea is warned that there could be a deadly shark on…
Dress to impress in Kyoto
- Mar 09, 2026
The Japanese city of Kyoto is reportedly offering free public transport – as well as free entry to its tourist…
Queensland braced for massive storm
- Mar 09, 2026
The Australian state of Queensland is reportedly bracing itself as the most powerful cyclone in the region in 30 years…
Happy trails: bird-style
David - Mar 08, 2026
Texas symbolizes cattle, cactus and coyotes, but how about birds? The state has over 600 species of birds or more…
Toto: we’ll meet in Kansas
David - Mar 08, 2026
Kansas City made a move towards restoring its former glory as a premier meeting place with the unveiling of a…
Once in lifetime trips
David - Mar 08, 2026
So where would you go once in a lifetime? iExplore has the answer: No. 1 is a champagne flight to…
“Half of Brits prefer package holidays”
Phil Davies - Mar 07, 2026
More than half of Britons prefer package holidays over Do-It-Yourself breaks, new research shows. The findings of a poll of…
School holiday deals on offer
- Mar 07, 2026
Travel companies are reportedly to offer discounts of up to £400 per person during school holidays in an effort to…
Tsunami “theme park” plan condemned
- Mar 07, 2026
Plans to create a tsunami memorial museum featuring a simulated tidal-wave have been criticised as “inappropriate”. According to the Sydney…
Gap-year travellers “never really leave home”
- Mar 04, 2026
A study into the habits of backpackers has found that gap-year adventures are unlikely to “expand the mind” – because…
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