Avoid Mosquito Bites by Ditching These Colors of Clothing This Summer
New research shows mosquitoes fly toward specific colors (red and black) while ignoring the cooler shades of green, purple, blue and white.
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All-Black Climbing Team Makes History Reaching Top of Everest, Inspiring Diverse Adventurers
The Full Circle Everest climbing team made it to the summit of the world's highest mountain on May 12th, after weeks waiting for a chance.
An Airbus Jumbo Jet Just Completed Two Flights Powered by Cooking Oil
The cooking oil fuel has been developed for some time, and Airbus believe they can have all craft flying on oil by the end of the decade.
Two-Thirds of Americans are More Interested in Staycations This Year to Feel Nostalgia
Three out of five Americans think they've wasted their summer if they haven't traveled anywhere, according to a new poll. The poll, which surveyed 2,000 adults, revealed that 58% are either planning a summer vacation or already have one in place for this year. Meanwhile, the average respondent took about four different vacations per year […]
Tourists Come to See Tulips in Holland Once Again, Grabbing Incredible Photos of Spring - LOOK
Photographers are visiting the stunning kaleidoscope of colors bursting into bloom in Holland's tulip fields for the first time since COVID.
Send Your Best Dog-Friendly Travel Tip and Win a Weekend Getaway For Two - And Bring Your Pup
To celebrate your pets, Baymont by Wyndham has launched a nationwide search for the best pup-friendly travel tips. Learn more about this contest.
He Quit His Job to Offer Scottish Highland Trips in New York School Bus - A 'Hostel on Wheels'
Angus Luff quit his job to take tourists on adventure trips in the Scottish Highlands - in a yellow New York school bus turned into an RV.
Camping Travelers Can Rent Old, Empty Churches in UK to Help Pay for Historical Upkeep
If you've laughed at glamping, you'll probably enjoy champing, the act of saying overnight in a historic church to pay for its preservation.
English Island Seeks Landlord-King in Search of Solitude, Seals, and Beer
Piel Island in northwest England is looking for a landlord to run the Ship Inn, as well as take over the island in an ancient kingship rite.
Birdwatchers Flock to See Rare 8-ft Raptor After âHuge Russian Eagle Takes Detour into Maine
The Stellar's sea eagle seen recently in Maine is still there, and still attracting American birdwatchers up and down the east coast.
19-Year-Old Just Set the Record for the Youngest Woman to Fly Solo Around the World
Becoming the youngest woman, and first Belgian to fly solo around the world, Zara Rutherford wants to inspire young women.
Majority of Americans Plan to Splurge on These Top 10 Things-After Missing Out in Pandemic
Seven in 10 Americans plan to go all out with their finances in the coming years by enjoying what they missed out in the pandemic.
Become a Wildlife Ranger on Idyllic Island Off Scotland Coast With Free Cottage to Live in
A wildlife ranger is being sought for a tiny, idyllic Scottish island – and yes, a cottage to live in is included as part of the deal.
This Hotel Suite Carved in Ice Will Leave You Warm With Memories of Nature's Beauty
A hotel like no other, ICEHOTEL in Sweden has teamed up with royalty to design a Midsummer Night's Dream encased in ice.
After Raising $2.8M to Make Wishes Come True for Sick Kids, The 'Night of a Million Lights' Holiday Tour is Back
The Night of A Million Lights is back-a Florida holiday spectacular that raises millions to give sick children and their families a vacation.
This Cabin's Flexible Design Can Open To Nature or Enclose into Cozy Space Again (Watch)
Cabin ANNA allows owners to welcome nature with no walls, glass walls, or enclose themselves in cozy larch wood walls.
Students Build Solar-Powered Pop-Up Van For Touring in a Brilliant Mobile Home That Has Zero Emissions
Students from Eindhoven University built a solar powered mobile home on wheels called Stella Vita and drove it 1800 miles on only sun.
Captain Orders 50 Pizzas Delivered to Airline Passengers Stuck on Tarmac
Frontier Airline Passengers flying from Washington, D.C. to Denver Monday arrived after midnight, five hours late, but most did not complain. While they were waiting on a tarmac in Wyoming for stormy weather to clear in Denver, the Frontier Airlines captain ordered pizzas delivered to the plane.
Son Curtails Year Abroad, Returns to Ailing Father's Farm (WATCH)
George Pike's father was an active farmer and chauffeur at age 70, until he went into the hospital for hip replacement surgery in March 2013. An infection kept him in a chair and depressed for many months. So his son made the decision to end early his year abroad in Australia, sell his car, and return home. Watch the heart-warming reunion.
Love Never Dies for Widow Touring Country in Pink Armor
Alison Miller's 24-year marriage was so passionate and fulfilling that after her husband's sudden death, last spring from cancer, she felt so much grief that it spurred her to do things she never could have imagined.
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