Even in February, Glasgow has a whip-fast vibe and the city moves at pace. Maybe it’s the wind blasting up the Clyde that gives an energy, but it’s more likely the posters on buses and hoardings have the answer: People make Glasgow. So upbeat and easy to engage with are they, that my nine-year-old daughter … Read more
By Ted Thornhill, Mailonline Travel Editor Published: 15:01 BST, 31 March 2024 | Updated: 15:31 BST, 31 March 2024 Burritos can be a tricky meal to consume gracefully – but help is at hand from a master of looking graceful, whatever the situation. Etiquette expert William Hanson reveals the secret to eating burritos elegantly in … Read more
By Jessica Hamilton Published: 16:15 GMT, 25 March 2024 | Updated: 18:16 GMT, 25 March 2024 It’s surely the ultimate hotel for gamers. In Osaka, Japan, a hotel called ‘e-Zone’ encourages guests to indulge in hours of streaming sessions in an ‘environment you can’t experience anywhere else’. The interior can only be described as a … Read more
No money, no electricity, no public boat service but a strong sense of community -these are just some of the features of one of the world’s most remote islands, as revealed in a fascinating documentary. YouTuber Luke Korns, 27, set out on a quest to visit Utupua, which is one of the most far-flung outcrops in the Santa … Read more
The category winners and shortlisted entries in the Open competition of the 2024 Sony World Photography Awards have been unveiled – and the images featured are as extraordinary as ever. The prestigious contest runs several competitions every year, with more than 395,000 photographs from more than 220 countries and territories entered into this year’s overall … Read more
