‘This is the capital and come on – we close at 2am!’ – The Irish Times
Dublin city’s “night-time economy” is a buzz-phrase that has dominated discourse around socialising in the centre of the…
First look at Qantas’ long-haul jet to New York and London
Qantas has offered a first glimpse of its first, specially configured plane that will fly Australians non-stop to…
Crews extinguish fire at Rotorua’s Mitai Māori Village
Over a dozen crews were called to a fire at a popular tourist spot in Rotorua yesterday. Emergency…
China extends visa-free entry for 45 countries, including Australia, to end of 2026
China will extend its visa-free entry policy for 45 countries, including Australia, France, Germany and Sweden, to December…
Medieval tower partially collapses in central Rome, leaving worker trapped – The Journal
Medieval tower partially collapses in central Rome, leaving worker trapped The JournalRescue under way after medieval tower partially collapses…
Egypt unveils museum to its ancient civilisation with pharaoh fanfare
Egypt has inaugurated the long-delayed Grand Egyptian Museum, the world’s largest museum dedicated to an ancient civilisation —…
August 10, 2024 holds record for most flights in a day
Although 2025 continued to show a positive performance in terms of flight and passenger numbers in Greece, the…
Japanese tourist falls from the Pantheon parapet and dies
By Euronews Published on 25/10/2025 – 14:53 GMT+2 A 71-year-old Japanese tourist tragically died in Rome on Friday after…
Broome tourism faces challenges as flight routes axed
As Western Australia’s northern tourism season draws to a close, several vendors and operators feel the region is…
Queensland’s hobby gold-diggers under threat from law giving veto power to miners
The hunt for hidden treasure lured Clinton and Susan Lonergan to the Central Queensland town of Clermont four…
Louvre Museum Heist: How Much Were French Crown Jewels Worth
French authorities have described it as priceless. But the last time the diamond-encrusted bow, which once belonged to…
Far right hits Macron’s government for Louvre heist as blame game begins – POLITICO
She later called France the “laughingstock of the world” and called on Culture Minister Rachida Dati — who…