Articles by Brendan Stewart
Polish Hikers Found Dead, Lightning Strike Suspected
Four hikers were killed on a tourist track in Poland's Pieniny mountain range. Four hikers were killed on a tourist track in Poland's Pieniny mountain range.
Forbes Study: Houston Voted Coolest City in U.S.
A recent survey by Forbes.com has placed Houston on the top of the list of cool cities in the United States.
EasyJet Sales Up as More Briton's Head to Beach Destinations
Briton's are flying to more dry and beach destinations this rainy season leaving their countries wet weather.
Only 3 Percent Of Greenland's Top Layer Ice Sheet Exists Now
A recent speedy melting of Greenland's ice sheet has resulted in shocking statistics. Only three percent of Greenland's ice sheet which is the top layer of the ice block now remains.
Australia Amongst the World's Most Popular and Stylish Getaways
A recent survey by dealchecker.co.uk revealed that Australia is one of the most desired destinations in the world; the country was named by travel enthusiasts as their "Dream Destination".
Washington's Union Station to get $7 b upgrade
Amtrak, the U.S. passenger rail service, proposed a plan of expansion of the Washington D.C.'s Union Station to make it a high speed rail and commercial center.
Hotel Rooms Can be Opened Without Key Cards
A hacker has claimed of making a master key to unlock any hotel room with Onity programmable key card lock. So next time when you plan to go on a vacation or book a room for your business trip make sure your door lock is safe enough.
Passengers Stranded as Thames Cable Car System Hits Snag
Dozens of travelers left suspended in the London's latest cable car system which was launched earlier in June 2012. The cable car system stopped working right when the cars reached above the Thames River at a height of 300 feet.
Big Ben to ring for 3 minutes to initiate Olympics
London's emblematic Big Ben clock will ring for three minutes in order to celebrate the first day of the Olympic Games on Friday.
Boy, 11, Sneaks into Jet without Ticket, Passport or Boarding Pass
Eleven-year-old Liam Corcoran easily managed to go through five security check points at the Manchester Airport without a passport or boarding pass and took a flight to Rome.
U.S. News Announces Top Global Destinations
A latest release by the U.S. News Travel for their 2012-2013 editions of the best holiday vacations according to type with their ranking lists is been out.
London's double-decker bus gets artistic rebirth for Olympics
A Czech artist has made a mechanical sculpture of an athlete doing push-ups out of a traditional London double-decker bus.
10 Sure Shot Ways to Get Kicked Off A Plane
Skyscanner the leading travel solution company has revealed a list of tips and advice that can surely kick one out of the aircraft.
Hot picks and turn-offs for American Travelers
Hotels.com's recently conducted national survey reveals the top traits that Americans look for in a travel mate to have a memorable holiday.
Couples Resorts features in Travel + Leisure's 2012 World's Best Awards lists
Once again all-inclusive Jamaica Resorts have been listed in the Top 10 Resorts of the Caribbean, Bermuda and the Bahamas.
Travelers May Have No Option But to Give Tips
A recent online survey by USA TODAY, on the practice of tipping a cab driver has generated a huge response.
Hyatt Son to Convert Historic Chicago Building into Boutique Hotel
Son of late Jay Pritzker, founder of Hyatt Hotels Corp has bought one of Chicago's historic Michigan Avenue buildings to convert it into a boutique hotel.
Pot-Bellied Pigs Allowed on Airplanes
Europe's leading travel search site Skyscanner reported that according to new rules, pot-bellied pigs could be allowed in an aircraft only if owners can prove they provide 'emotional support'.
600-year-old Female Lingerie Unearthed in Austrian Castle
Linen was in fashion 600 years ago and what's more, women used to wear bras made from them. A group of archaeologists have chanced upon a remarkable discovery of women undergarments, which could re-write the history of women's clothing.
Wedding Rings, Underwear, False Teeth Among things Left Behind by Air Passengers
A recent survey by Skyscanner found out that wedding rings, false teeth, a trombone and a large canvas painting are among some of the many unusual items usually left behind on planes by travelers.
Needles Found in Delta flight Sandwich, Passenger Injured
Four needles were found in turkey sandwiches served aboard four flights from Amsterdam. Delta Air Lines Inc. and the FBI are trying to figure out the reason behind this accident in which one passenger on a flight to Minneapolis was injured.
Million Dollar Flight for 3 Elephants from Toronto to San Francisco
Three 10,000-pound elephants are scheduled to fly on August 2 from the Toronto Zoo to California. Pat Derby, co-founder of the Performing Animal Welfare Society has been working for two years to get the elephants in the air.
Tourists' Death Toll Rises to 8 in Bulgarian Bus Bombing
The death toll in the bombing of a bus of Israeli tourists in Bulgaria has risen to eight, after a man died of his wounds Wednesday.
Skimpy Bikini, Alcohol Ban may Hit Egyptian Tourism
Hotel and tourism business owners in Egypt are facing a tough time as President Mohamed Mursi announced ban on inadequate swimwear and alcoholic drinks that are standard items on beach holidays for many foreign tourists.
Dangerous Monitor Lizard Roaming Free in Colorado Mountains
The authorities in Colorado have warned residents to keep their children and small pets inside the house as a six-foot long Nile monitor lizard had escaped from a house in Colorado mountain community.
United Airlines Gifts Teddy Bears To Kids With Cancer, Raises Funds
The staff of United Airlines in partnership with the American Cancer Society delivered 11,600 teddy bears to Chicago-area kids undergoing cancer treatment, Tuesday.
Rodin Museum in Philly reopens with original look, turns tech-friendly
After a three year and $9 million renovation, The Rodin Museum has reopened in Philadelphia, with all of its sculptures, arts and interior and freshly renovated French garden, fountain and reflecting pool.
British Couples Delay Break-Ups to Enjoy Planned Vacation
Latest research by sunshine.co.uk has revealed that some Britons put off their Break-Ups with their partners in order to still go on a holiday that they had planned or booked.
Man Celebrates 90th Birthday Skydiving
People may not know when they are going to use their unique skills that they have learnt back in their school, college or professional organization. But many people do remember the techniques and promise themselves to use it once in their life time.
U.S Heatwave 2012: Cooling Centers to Open Across New York as Temperatures Soar
The heat wave in NY is getting worse with increasing humidity and temperature crossing 95 degrees. The heat wave in New York is getting worse with increasing humidity and temperature soaring to 95 degrees.
