What the world wants to do for a living: Fascinating map shows how being a pilot is the globe’s number one dream job, while ‘YouTuber’ and attorney also prove popular

by David Hibbins | Jan 15, 2025 | Latest Travel News

A fascinating reworked map has revealed the most popular jobs around the world – and being a pilot is the globe’s number one dream job in 2025. On the map, countries have been colour-coded to indicate the jobs their residents most want information...

The world’s best 50 cities in 2025 ranked by Time Out: Cape Town is No.1, SIX cities in the UK make the list and New York is top in the USA. Where does YOUR favourite city come?

by David Hibbins | Jan 15, 2025 | Latest Travel News

Cape Town is the best city in the world right now, according to Time Out.The renowned guide’s 50 Best Cities in the World for 2025 index says that it earned the coveted top spot thanks to its ‘beauty, historic sites and cultural hubs’.The top five in...

How climbers could tackle Everest in a WEEK – thanks to a controversial gas that’s banned in professional sport

by David Hibbins | Jan 15, 2025 | Latest Travel News

Reaching the summit of Mount Everest was once considered mountaineering’s most daring feat.But now, a group of climbers plan to completely conquer the world’s tallest mountain in less time than you might spend on a trip to the seaside.Using controversial...

Scientists urge Britons to STOP feeding red squirrels – as they warn it may be altering the development of their jaws

by David Hibbins | Jan 15, 2025 | Latest Travel News

Despite the joy of seeing a rare red squirrel up close, you must resist the temptation to give them a snack, experts have warned.Researchers have discovered that giving the species titbits that are softer than their natural diet may be changing their jaw shape and...

How to dine like royalty in London… for peanuts! The best luxury set meal deals in the capital (including a two-course Michelin-star lunch costing just £33)

by David Hibbins | Jan 14, 2025 | Latest Travel News

When you hear the words ‘Michelin-star restaurant’, don’t assume sky-high prices.Your bill at even the poshest of eateries in London could end up high-street-chain-cheap.If you time it right – and opt for a set menu.Here we reveal how to dine...