Tributes for Aviation Journalist Geoffrey Thomas, Dead at 74
Geoffrey Thomas, one of the world's most respected aviation journalists, has died at age 74 after a short illness, prompting tributes from colleagues and industry leaders.
Category : Tourism
Uber Drift: Japan's New Tourist Attraction
Uber launches Uber Drift in Japan, offering tourists a rare chance to experience drifting culture. The experience costs $265 for up to four people and runs from June 3 to July 1.
Mayor Aitken Ramps Up Fight Against Transmission Line
The City of Wanneroo escalates opposition to Western Power's 24km overhead transmission line, with Mayor Linda Aitken vowing no longer to be a 'passive observer' and seeking a meeting with the Premier.
Scarborough Sunset Markets Winter Edition Returns June 13
Scarborough Sunset Markets returns for winter on Saturdays from June 13 to October 24, featuring 50 stalls, new food vendors like Bache Bakery and Fufu Cream, plus artisan goods.
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Edinburgh Festivals Plan Single Box Office
Edinburgh's 11 festivals aim to launch a unified box office to boost ticket sales and attract corporate sponsors amid funding cuts, while the Fringe develops its own AI-powered app.
Burst Water Main Floods Perth Causeway, Traffic Chaos
A burst water main from a leaking fire hydrant has flooded the Causeway in East Perth, closing one lane and causing delays for commuters heading into the city. Repairs expected by midday.
Makuru Arts Festival Returns to Cockburn in 2026
The free family-friendly Makuru Arts Festival returns to Cockburn this winter with 14 events including theatre, music, and interactive experiences for all ages.
Wanneroo Sport4All Partnership Aims for Disability Inclusion
The City of Wanneroo has partnered with Sport4All to improve grassroots sport participation for people with disabilities, appointing inclusion coach Dani Pickett to break down barriers in local clubs and schools.
UK taxpayers to fund £1.3bn for Universal theme park
The UK government will provide £1.3bn to help Universal build its first European theme park in Bedfordshire, creating thousands of jobs and boosting the economy.
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World's first 'floating city' Freedom Ship unveiled
Jaw-dropping plans for the AU$22.5 billion Freedom Ship, a 1.6km floating city for 80,000 people, include schools, a stadium, and a hospital. Construction set for Indonesia.
Driverless Taxis Could Be Coming to Sydney
Waymo, the world's first fully autonomous ride-hailing service, is in talks with Australian regulators to bring driverless taxis to Sydney, offering safer and more efficient transport.
Wales' North-West Coast: Train and Walking Adventure
Discover the stunning Welsh coast via the Cambrian Line and Wales Coast Path, from Harlech Castle to Portmeirion, with stops at historic churches and scenic viewpoints.
Oceanic Bar and Grill June Relaunch After Renovation
Oceanic Bar and Grill is preparing for its June relaunch after a $1.3 million renovation, featuring open dining spaces, marina-inspired interiors, and an 80-dish menu under new management.
US tourism chief reassures Aussie travellers over entry fears
US Travel Association CEO Geoff Freeman says 99.9% of international visitors enter without issue, urging Australians not to let rare incidents deter them from visiting for the World Cup.
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Aussies Waste $6.4bn on Holiday Splurges and Regrettable Buys
New research reveals Australian travellers overspend $6.4bn annually on hidden costs, impulse buys, and tourist traps, leading to widespread spending regret.
Australia Urged to Lower Middle East Airport Travel Warning
The Australian Travel Industry Association calls on the government to reduce the Level 4 'do not travel' warning for Middle Eastern airports to Level 3, citing insurance issues and alignment with other countries.
Charity Reduces Child Health Flights Due to Fuel Costs
Little Wings charity reduces flights to remote communities as fuel costs surge, impacting vital pediatric care for families in Broken Hill and beyond.
British Backpacker's Viral Video Shows Beach Danger
A British backpacker's TikTok video showing crocodiles and sharks swimming together on a Tiwi Islands beach has gone viral, shocking viewers worldwide.
Mother-Daughter Duo Reveals Qantas Cabin Crew Life
Kayla Pretlove and her mother Leena, both Qantas flight attendants, share their experiences working together, the perks of the job, and tips for managing jet lag.
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Winter 2026 Eat Play Stay: Snuffle Truffles, Pottery, Distilleries
Explore the winter 2026 issue of Eat Play Stay, featuring truffle hunting, pottery classes, distilleries, and more on the NSW South Coast.
Barr Announces $749k for Floriade 2027 Expansion
ACT Chief Minister Andrew Barr has unveiled $749,000 in funding to expand Floriade into 2027, aiming to boost tourism and showcase Canberra's spring festival.
Searching for Turin's Authentic Piòle: Affordable Home Cooking
Explore Turin's working-class piòle, where affordable home cooking and local charm survive. A journey through six taverns offering slap-up meals for €12.
Share Your Favourite Affordable European Seaside Hotels
Tell us about European coastal hotels that offer affordable glamour. The best tip wins a £200 Coolstays voucher. UK residents only. Closes 8 June.
Reeves explores private funds for new towns in England
Chancellor Rachel Reeves is in talks with banks and investment funds about public-private partnerships to build infrastructure for new towns in England, reviving a model similar to the criticised PFI.
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