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The African country with the most unique wildlife in the world and one of rarest mammals

Africa is increasingly becoming a very popular travel destination for tourists from all around the world. Last year saw a surge in travellers to the continent, with some 74 million people choosing to...

'Urgent' advice given to anyone visiting UK beach this summer

If you're planning on visiting a beach in the UK during the summer months, you may wish to heed the advice of a mum as a "matter of urgency".Danielle Manton-Kelly, who is known as The Enchanted Nanny...

France's descent and shame captured perfectly in horrifying antisemitic rampage

One would have hoped—nay, assumed—that the phrase “Never Again” still echoed with meaning through the boulevards of Paris, resonating in the arches of her synagogues and reverberating among...

The beautiful islands dubbed England's answer to the Caribbean

The Caribbean is full of tropical islands, beautiful landscapes, world-class beaches, and incredible weather. It makes the ultimate holiday destination which is why it welcomes millions of...

The bizarre 'desert' in popular tourist country that has more water than sand

Sitting just off the northeastern coast of Brazil lies a national park composed of incredible rolling sand dunes that could look quite comfortable on an alien planet. This desert-like expanse has...

The stunning African island with 27C heat and 73p pints

When it comes to great weather, beautiful landscapes, and cheap prices, this incredible island nation certainly has it all. If you haven't booked a holiday yet or you are looking for somewhere new to...

The beautiful country that’s the ‘Hawaii of Africa’ with incredible golden beaches and 30C

On the southwest coast of West Africa, you'll find an small, yet incredible country home boasting tropical weather and stunning beaches. Sierra Leone home to around eight million people is an...

Slovakia approves sale of brown bear meat to public

Slovakia approves sale of brown bear meat to public 1 day agoRachel HaganBBC NewsGetty ImagesThe meat of brown bears, a protected species in the EU, could soon be available to eat in Slovakia after...

Scientists warn swathes of the Earth’s waters are undergoing mysterious 'ocean darkening'

A FIFTH of the world's oceans have plunged into darkness over the past two decades in a dramatic shift that scientists say could wreak havoc on marine life across the globe.Oceanographic Magazine...

UK beach warning as little-known rule could lead to £1,000 fine

The UK has many beautiful beaches, with some of them even being ranked among the best in Europe for their turquoise shores. Keeping them in pristine condition can be quite the challenge, especially...

Slovakia approves sale of brown bear meat to public

Slovakia approves sale of brown bear meat to public 23 minutes agoRachel HaganBBC NewsGetty ImagesThe meat of brown bears, a protected species in the EU, could soon be available to eat in Slovakia...

Pretty village provides 'slice of Italy' without stepping outside of UK

A pretty UK village is said to provide a "slice of Italy". Wales, with its stunning landscapes and picturesque villages, is a favourite among both tourists and locals. One such Welsh village,...

The breathtaking island that's 33C in May with dolphins, coral reefs and sea turtles

Holidaymakers can soak up the sun as early as May on this Mexican island, best known for its stunning beaches, rare species and marine life. If you think you can handle the heat, head to Cozumel,...

Travellers set up camp at park near UK city for third time in just weeks

Locals in Birmingham have been left disappointed as community events were cancelled after a group of travellers set up camp at a family park. The travellers have set up camp at Swanshurst Park on the...

Tourists baffled by Magaluf's 5 million beach transformation

A multi-million pound project to transform Magaluf's famous long beach and promenade have stirred controversy due to the inclusion of palm trees and sand DUNES! Calvia council insists the oases are...