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Has Noah’s Ark been found? Boat-shaped mound in Turkey was underwater 5,000 years ago, scientists say – the same period as the Biblical flood
According to the Bible, Noah’s Ark saved humanity and all the animals from certain annihilation during an ancient flood. Now,…
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Your behaviour in Japan is all wrong! Tokyo native reveals etiquette rules tourists MUST follow (including why you should never tip and the greeting that’ll make locals anxious)
‘Japanese people are very prideful, and following the rules is a big thing in Japan.’ So says GetYourGuide’s Japan expert…
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My journey in a ‘hostel on wheels’: Inside the Nightjet sleeper train’s six-person cabin from Brussels to Munich (and being glad I packed earplugs)
It’s not quite a hotel on wheels, more a hostel on wheels. But a £118 cabin for six (breakfast included)…
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I tried a nudist spa in Rotterdam – here’s why you don’t need Dutch courage to get naked there
It feels like playing truant. I’m sitting on the Eurostar at 6.30 on a Friday morning, fleeing the country and…
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How going on a cruise is cheaper than a care home and has better care: MARK PALMER reveals the onboard secrets
Falling ill on a holiday overseas can be traumatic. You’re hundreds of miles away from your GP; you may not…
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From a fairytale monastery to elegantly dressed alpacas: Spectacular winners in the Open competition of the 2025 Sony World Photography Awards revealed
The category winners and shortlisted entries in the Open competition of the 2025 Sony World Photography Awards have been unveiled…
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Lack of ‘proper checks’ is leaving Booking.com ‘wide open to scammers’, Which? warns
A ‘lack of effective checks’ is leaving Booking.com ‘wide open to fraudsters’, according to an investigation by Which?. As a…
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