Articles by Brendan Stewart
Gay Cruise Ship Docks in Spain after Morocco Refuses Entry
A Holland America cruise ship, Nieuw Amsterdam with about 2,000 gay travelers on board was reportedly denied docking at Morocco over the weekend.
United Begins Newark-Istanbul daily Non-Stop
United airlines has introduces its non-stop services to Turkey. The daily nonstop service between Newark Liberty International Airport and Istanbul's Ataturk International Airport began from July 1.
Blow to Thai Tourism: Bus Crash Leaves 10 dead
A tourist bus travelling from Bangkok to the popular resort of Phangam, crashed into electricity pole and flipped over leaving around 10 people dead in the early hours of Tuesday morning in Thailand.
Crystal Cruises to Teach Movie-Making
Crystal Cruises has teamed up with one of the world's best film making school the University of Southern California's School of Cinematic Arts and came up with a one of its kind initiative of teaching film making to its onboard passengers.
Mobile Apps: Lufthansa's Blue Legends for Flyers
Lufthansa launches new app Blue Legend for the convenience of passengers so that they can check in virtually. With the new Blue Legends app from Lufthansa, passengers can share information about their journey with others via social networks.
London gets Cable Car across Thames
The launch of the innovative cable car services to cross river Thames in London by the Emirates Airline just before the Olympic will definitely add more glamour and attraction to the event.
Animal Movers' Tips on Summer Travel with Your Dog (Video)
Traveling with your four-legged best friend this summer may not be a huge source of concern anymore. Animal Movers have come up with tips to help your pet dogs stay cool in summer and remain travel-ready.
Michael Jackson's Tiger "Thriller" Dies of Lung Cancer
Michael Jackson, the king of pop's tiger Thriller died because of lung cancer at the Shambala wildlife preserve in California run by Actress-activist Tippi Hedren's.
Annual Turtle Release Party Open to Public at the Madinat Jumeirah in Dubai
Dubai-based luxury Hospitality Company Jumeirah has come up with a unique initiative to attract tourist and promote tourism by releasing tagged turtles into the sea.
50 Cent Suffers Minor Injuries in Car Accident, Discharged From Hospital
Rapper 50- cent is discharged from the hospital after getting injured in a car accident on Tuesday morning. The rapper suffered "minor neck and back injuries" for which he was taken to New York Hospital Queens. Reports say now he is doing fine.
Kim Kardashian Out Grave Shopping
The reality TV star Kim Kardashian was spotted at the Hollywood Forever cemetery in California with her family including her siblings Khloe, Kourtney and Rob. Reports say, the sources claimed that the Kardashian family was looking to buy a plot.
Shoot out at Mexico airport left three Police Officers dead
Three Police Officers died in a shootout with two other officers suspected of drug trafficking at terminal 2 of the Mexico City's airport on Monday.
Greece: Subway Excavation Unearthed Ancient road in Thessaloniki
Archaeologist and metro workers unearthed a 70 meter fragment of a 2,000-year-old road in Thessaloniki which was the city's main highway, built by the Romans.
Mexico: Tourist Bus Turned Over Killing 32 passengers
The southwestern state of Guerrero in Mexico encountered a tragic accident this Sunday morning, where a tourist bus turned over on a wet road killing at least 32 people, Red Cross Official told Reuters.
Lonesome George Dead at 100, Giant Tortoise Species Extinct
Sunday morning came up with a bad news for all those people who work for the Galapagos National Park as the news reach about the death of Lonesome George the only of his kind and almost 100 years old Tortoise.
South Africa Plans to Tighten Anti-Smoking Laws
South African health department is all set to tighten the nation's anti-smoking laws, proposing a total ban on smoking indoor as well as open spaces like beaches, reported AFP.
U.S seizes 70-million Old Dinosaur sSkeleton from Queens Art Warehouse
A massive 70-million old dinosaur skeleton was seized from Queens Art Warehouse by U.S. officials Friday afternoon.
Elvis Presley's Crypt Not a Part of Auction Block
Music lovers across the globe have something to be happy about. Elvis Presley's crypt will not be a part of the auction block.
Bermuda: Explore 17 Century Shipwreck this Vacation
Looking for a resort which can avail you facilities like Scuba diving and snorkeling, try this Rosewood Hotels & Resorts Bermuda.
TripAdvisor launches Facebook App "Local Picks"
TripAdvisor Launched "Local Picks" on June 20, a new Facebook App that brings together best restaurants according to local inhabitants and friends.`
Newlyweds Bobby Brown and Alicia Etheridge Enjoying Sun and Sand in Hawaii
Bobby Brown the New Edition star tied knots with his manager Alicia Etheridge in Hawaii on Monday, June 18.
Mike Tyson's One-Man Show to Hit Broadway
Heavyweight superstar Mike Tyson announced this Monday his one-man show "Mike Tyson: Undisputed Truth" to run from July 31 to Aug. 5 at the Longacre Theatre in New York.
Travellers will now Sleep Well with Advanced Sleepwear
Cool-jams have much to offer for those who claim to be on-the-go travelers. Well known for its moisture wicking sleepwear, has come up with a brand new line of travel sleepwear that will help ensure a good night's sleep for travelers.
Americans Plan Summer Vacations Despite Economic Slowdown
Fluctuating economy, increasing oil prices and uncertain job scenario cannot stop Americans to pack their bags and move out of their homes to take a summer vacation. According to a survey done in June by Morpace Omnibus, around 60 percent of the Americans will go on summer vacations this year.
Chicago's Holstein Park Centenary Celebrations to be Held June 30
The summer has given a new reason for the people of Chicago to celebrate. Friends of Holstein Park announced the centenary celebration of the historic Holstein Park to be held from 11 am to 7pm June 30.
Wolves Kill Woman in Swedish Zoo
A woman has been attacked and killed by a pack of wolves in a Swedish zoo Sunday. The 30-year-old woman was lying dead in the area which is apparently a house for eight wolves.
Best Cities to Ride a Bike
Wish to show off your new Honda on the highway? Hang on. Biking is in fashion across the globe now. More and more people are giving up on their cars and biking to work on a daily basis.
Uniworld To Launch Three Ships In Asia
Uniworld Boutique River Cruises announced three brand new ships in Asia in 2013. Uniworld will offer customers the best cruising experiences in partnership with Pandaw in Vietnam and Cambodia along the Mekong River. In China, they will cruise along the Yangtze River, in collaboration with Century River Cruises.
Planning to Attend Euro 2012, be Prepared
The Eurogames 2012 are going to take place from June 27 to July 1 in Budapest. According to the Foreign and Commonwealth Office UK (FCO), more than 400,000 British national visits Hungary every year. Most of the visits are trouble free in Hungary but FCO has advised people to take sensible precautions while travelling during the Eurogames.
American Airlines opens nonstop flights between Los Angeles and Ronald Reagan Washington
American Airlines launched a new daily nonstop two-class Boeing 757 service between Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) and Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA) yesterday.
