Foam Party in UK Villages: From Floating Ships to Swirling Forests, What's Happening?In the UK, unusual phenomena like massive sea foam and optical illusions have occurred, resembling the magical world of Harry Potter.
Adrenaline Junkies Rejoice: A Walkway More Thrilling Than a Roller Coaster Recently, a place in Pohang has rapidly emerged as a new landmark. In 2021, a walkable roller coaster was opened. This attraction, located in the Buk-gu district of Pohang, is a work donated to the citizens of Pohang by POSCO, who planned, produced, and installed it..
No More Love Lock! Grand Canyon and Global Tourist Spots Take ActionIn various tourist spots, love padlocks symbolize eternal love but can harm wildlife and damage structures.
Most Stolen Items on Airplanes Isn't What You Think, From Blankets to Life Jackets However, blankets, pillows, and headphones are communal items that are prohibited from being taken off the plane. Unauthorized removal of in-flight items can lead to criminal punishment, especially blankets, which are known to be the most stolen item on an aircraft.
Begpackers or Backpackers? Western Tourists Beg for Their Adventures Across AsiaWestern beg packers raised controversy in Southeast Asia, begging for travel funds and faced legal actions; also seen in South Korea.
Chinese Traveler Busted with Fake Passport to Enter the U.S. South Korean passport ranks third in the world in power.
Airport Security Officer Caught Stealing from PassengersAirport employee theft at Manila's Ninoy Aquino Airport sparks alarm; similar incidents expose ongoing security issues, demanding vigilance.
Chinese Tourists Locked Up in a Store and Forced to Shop During a Trip to KoreaChinese group tours boost Korean tourism but raise concerns about forced shopping and optional tours, driving changes in tourists' patterns.
European Tourist Hotspot Where Pickpocketing Happens Every Six MinutesLondon's notorious pickpocket problem plagues tourists, with YouTuber Leo J among victims; high-risk areas highlighted.
Sam Smith's Seoul Adventure: Where the Pop Star Headed Right After His ConcertSam Smith returned to Korea for a concert and enjoyed Korean street food at Gwangjang Market, a spot favored by Hollywood stars.
Napping at Work, Unique Culture Only Found in VietnamThe siesta culture in Vietnamese companies, where employees take a nap after lunch, is influenced by the hot and humid weather.
A Year After Marijuana Legalization in Thailand: High Hopes and Growing ConcernsThailand legalizes marijuana. For the first time in Asia, marijuana has been legalized, even for home cultivation.
Beginner's Guide to Backpacking: 10 Essentials and Expert TipsBackpacking is a growing trend for outdoor enthusiasts, offering a combination of hiking and camping experiences in nature.
U.S. 'Zombie Street' Warnings: Why Travelers Must Stay Away From THIS AreaKensington Street in Philadelphia, U.S., is a grim place plagued by drug addiction, earning it the nickname 'Zombie Street.'
Latest Trend Among Americans: Why Homemade Kimchi Craze Sweeping the NationIn the U.S., kimchi's popularity is surging, with Americans making their own and the kimchi export market growing significantly.
From Gold-Leaf Hotels to Ferrari Paradise: Incredible Sights in the City of LuxuryExperience opulence in Abu Dhabi, from the 7-star Emirates Palace Hotel to the Louvre Museum and Qasr Al Watan Presidential Palace.
Reality of Crime in South Africa: Is It Truly the Most Dangerous Travel Destination?South Africa, labeled the world's most dangerous travel spot, poses severe safety risks due to high crime rates, especially for tourists.
Airline Under Fire for Accepting 1,500 Reservations, Threatening Flight CancellationsJin Air faces controversy as it may not operate Busan-Okinawa flights after reservations made, leaving 1,500 passengers in uncertainty.
Must-Visit Japanese Destinations for Your Fall AdventureJapan's autumn travel destinations include Osaka Castle Park in Osaka, Katsuoji Temple, and Yuusentei Park in Fukuoka.
Passenger Slapped with $17,000 Fine for Tossing Coin Before Boarding a PlanePassengers in China throw coins into airplane engines for good luck, causing cancellations, damages, and legal consequences.
Foam Party in UK Villages: From Floating Ships to Swirling Forests, What's Happening? In the UK, unusual phenomena like massive sea foam and optical illusions have occurred, resembling the magical world of Harry Potter.
Adrenaline Junkies Rejoice: A Walkway More Thrilling Than a Roller Coaster Recently, a place in Pohang has rapidly emerged as a new landmark. In 2021, a walkable roller coaster was opened. This attraction, located in the Buk-gu district of Pohang, is a work donated to the citizens of Pohang by POSCO, who planned, produced, and installed it..
No More Love Lock! Grand Canyon and Global Tourist Spots Take Action In various tourist spots, love padlocks symbolize eternal love but can harm wildlife and damage structures.
Most Stolen Items on Airplanes Isn't What You Think, From Blankets to Life Jackets However, blankets, pillows, and headphones are communal items that are prohibited from being taken off the plane. Unauthorized removal of in-flight items can lead to criminal punishment, especially blankets, which are known to be the most stolen item on an aircraft.
Begpackers or Backpackers? Western Tourists Beg for Their Adventures Across Asia Western beg packers raised controversy in Southeast Asia, begging for travel funds and faced legal actions; also seen in South Korea.
Chinese Traveler Busted with Fake Passport to Enter the U.S. South Korean passport ranks third in the world in power.
Airport Security Officer Caught Stealing from Passengers Airport employee theft at Manila's Ninoy Aquino Airport sparks alarm; similar incidents expose ongoing security issues, demanding vigilance.
Chinese Tourists Locked Up in a Store and Forced to Shop During a Trip to Korea Chinese group tours boost Korean tourism but raise concerns about forced shopping and optional tours, driving changes in tourists' patterns.
European Tourist Hotspot Where Pickpocketing Happens Every Six Minutes London's notorious pickpocket problem plagues tourists, with YouTuber Leo J among victims; high-risk areas highlighted.
Sam Smith's Seoul Adventure: Where the Pop Star Headed Right After His Concert Sam Smith returned to Korea for a concert and enjoyed Korean street food at Gwangjang Market, a spot favored by Hollywood stars.
Napping at Work, Unique Culture Only Found in Vietnam The siesta culture in Vietnamese companies, where employees take a nap after lunch, is influenced by the hot and humid weather.
A Year After Marijuana Legalization in Thailand: High Hopes and Growing Concerns Thailand legalizes marijuana. For the first time in Asia, marijuana has been legalized, even for home cultivation.
Beginner's Guide to Backpacking: 10 Essentials and Expert Tips Backpacking is a growing trend for outdoor enthusiasts, offering a combination of hiking and camping experiences in nature.
U.S. 'Zombie Street' Warnings: Why Travelers Must Stay Away From THIS Area Kensington Street in Philadelphia, U.S., is a grim place plagued by drug addiction, earning it the nickname 'Zombie Street.'
Latest Trend Among Americans: Why Homemade Kimchi Craze Sweeping the Nation In the U.S., kimchi's popularity is surging, with Americans making their own and the kimchi export market growing significantly.
From Gold-Leaf Hotels to Ferrari Paradise: Incredible Sights in the City of Luxury Experience opulence in Abu Dhabi, from the 7-star Emirates Palace Hotel to the Louvre Museum and Qasr Al Watan Presidential Palace.
Reality of Crime in South Africa: Is It Truly the Most Dangerous Travel Destination? South Africa, labeled the world's most dangerous travel spot, poses severe safety risks due to high crime rates, especially for tourists.
Airline Under Fire for Accepting 1,500 Reservations, Threatening Flight Cancellations Jin Air faces controversy as it may not operate Busan-Okinawa flights after reservations made, leaving 1,500 passengers in uncertainty.
Must-Visit Japanese Destinations for Your Fall Adventure Japan's autumn travel destinations include Osaka Castle Park in Osaka, Katsuoji Temple, and Yuusentei Park in Fukuoka.
Passenger Slapped with $17,000 Fine for Tossing Coin Before Boarding a Plane Passengers in China throw coins into airplane engines for good luck, causing cancellations, damages, and legal consequences.
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