All news by author: Milo Boyd

Reykjavik in Iceland tops the MoneySuperMarket list thanks to its high air quality, abundance of green space, low pollution levels, happy population and low traffic

Edinburgh, Gatwick, Heathrow, Stansted, Bristol, Birmingham and Manchester are among the airports which have provided updates on how upgrade works to their hand luggage scanners are going

Nara Dreamland became known as the Japanese Disneyland having been built as a purposeful copy of the real theme park in Anaheim in California, USA way back in 1961

The UK Foreign Office has issued an urgent travel advice update for people travelling to Dubai in the United Arab Emirates following American and British military action in the Red Sea

Valencia in east Spain took over as European Green Capital from Tallinn, Estonia in a ceremony last week, kickstarting more than 400 sustainable events across 2024

Michael Golodok, a warehouse loader from Siberia, Russia, spent months paddling down the Amazon River, starting at the in the eastern Peruvian city of Pucallpa

Ernest Shackleton and his team of 14 men lived in a wooden hut at Cape Royds, next to Pony Lake, on McMurdo Sound in the Antarctic and prepared to attempt to reach the South Pole

Storm Isha caused flights to be cancelled to and from airports including Manchester, Dublin, Heathrow, Gatwick and Birmingham with one flight even making a 1,100 mile diversion

Storm Isha caused flights to be cancelled to and from airports including Manchester, Dublin, Heathrow, Gatwick and Birmingham with one flight even making a 1,100 mile diversion

Mark Elton travelled from Melbourne to Perth to perform at the city's Fringe Festival, claiming that his double bass was damaged during the Qantas Airways flight

Military experts have offered their advice about how Europe and the US can stop Russia advancing West and help Ukraine push back the invading forces after two years at war

At least two drones were spotted flying towards the city before the fire broke out at the gas plant close to St Petersburg in Russia, in what appears to be the latest Ukrainian strike on Russian infrastructure

Prison whistle-blowers have claimed cuts to staff numbers and falling training standards have led to rising rates of inappropriate relationships between prison wardens and lags

A long-suffering wife has vented after her husband continues to put them in 'cringe' or 'dangerous' situations because he doesn't follow some basic safety tips abroad

Rishi Sunak will oversee a rise in domestic Air Passenger Duty and a freeze in the amount of tax paid for private jet flights, set to impact Brits booking holidays this year

Firefly Green Fuels, a Gloucestershire based company, wants to start turning human sewage into sustainable jet fuel which would be far greener than the kerosene currently used

Colleen Smith, who lives in County Durham and runs a dog grooming business has been on trips to Portugal, Spain, Morocco and Peru since her divorce two years ago

Venice already has a series of different rules for tourists but now the Italian city is introducing a new fee for day visitors in a bid to put off tourist

Cluj-Napoca is the second largest city in Romania after Bucharest and the unofficial capital of Transylvania, while also being home to Electric Castle and Untold festivals

As one in nine holidaymakers admit to never taking our travel insurance, around seven million uninsured trips out of the UK are taken each year, research commissioned by Aviva suggests

Passengers on an AirAsia flight spotted the snake slithering above them during the flight, and of course people are making Snakes on a Plane jokes

The 32-year-old husband found himself in a tricky situation when his 30-year-old partner announced that she planned to take a lengthy holiday, prompting him to say that she couldn't go

Mystery shoppers discovered that fares purchased online were cheaper around three-quarters of the time, and on average, same day journeys cost a hefty 52% from machines at stations than online

Data from Tripadvisor and Yelp collected by Iglu Cruises has found the most disability-friendly travel destinations in Europe for 2024, with London, Paris and Amsterdam at the top of the list

Despite being the same size as Bulgaria or Hungary, Iceland seemingly has no need for any train stations or railway lines to ferry the 300,000 people who live there around