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For years, thousands of visitors left coins for luck in Giant’s Causeway’s ancient rocks. Years later, more than 10,000 have been removedFor years, visitors to Northern Ireland’s Giant’s Causeway pushed coins into gaps between its famous basalt columns as a gesture of luck or...
Will heatwaves in Europe push holidaymakers to 'coolcations'?European holidaymakers worn down by recurrent heatwaves are currently snubbing Mediterranean destinations for northern climes in hopes of c...
Thailand ends visa-free entry for India; cuts stay for 92 other countries. Check full listThailand has revoked its 60-day visa-free entry for Indian travelers, moving India to the Visa on Arrival category. This change, affecting ...
Santa’s village swelters: Even travelling to the Arctic Circle won't save you from a heatwaveRovaniemi, Finland, witnessed a record-breaking 30°C, highlighting climate change's impact in the Arctic. Across Europe, the intense heatwa...
These are the best countries to start or join a business in 2024Drawing from the latest statistics and trends across various sources, the following countries emerge as prime choices for starting or joini...
Lonely Planet 2024 list is out! India scores 2nd spot among top countries to visit; Nairobi's local eateries & rhythm earn best city tagMongolia has been rated as the top country to visit; Paris and Prague are among top cities to explore.
Euro 2028: UK and Ireland submit bid for tournamentEuro 2028 is projected to generate more than £2.6 billion in revenue from tourism, business, and commercial ventures, with full support fro...
UK to scrap COVID tests for fully vaccinated travellersSpeaking to reporters during a visit to a hospital in Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire, Johnson said the daily Omicron variant data is gettin...
Ireland has a reason to celebrate India’s Republic DayIn more recent times trade and investment and Indian diaspora in Ireland are bringing the two countries closer. “Trade and investment also ...
Europe's coronavirus infections top 11 million; Austria, Greece impose shutdownsStill reeling from a deadly shooting spree in the streets of Vienna on Monday evening, Austria went into partial lockdown while Greece shut...
Life’s a beach: 3 hand-picked shores with unique featuresForget the mundane, here are some fabulous beaches that showcase a distinct feature.
- Quiet revolution brews at Super 6 event in Perth
GOLF-EUROPEAN:Quiet revolution brews at Super 6 event in Perth
#Brexit simplifiedPeople from across the UK voted, leave won by 52% to 48% remain in EU. There’s uproar from London and other major cities who are pro global...
Brexit: Rich British Indians voted for ‘remain’; the less well-off went for ‘leave’Younger and second-and third-generation British Indians too supported remaining within EU because they were well-integrated in Britain.
By December 2014, Indians will be able to travel to Ireland and UK on single visaHome secretary Theresa May on Monday signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Republic of Ireland to strengthen the Common Travel Area.
British Council launches scholarship for 270 Indian studentsBritish Council launched scholarships worth Rs 10 crore for 270 Indian students, which it claimed is the largest ever such programme for th...
British Council launches largest ever scholarship programme for IndiaThe British Council on Monday announced its largest ever scholarship programme for India with about 370 scholarships worth almost 1 million...
- BBC to label unrest as 'England riots' rather than 'UK riots'
Following complaints from Scotland, Wales and Ireland , the BBC will now label the unrest as 'England riots' rather than 'UK riots'.
- Mending fences: City of Derry in Northern Ireland
The walls of the medieval city of Derry in Northern Ireland bespeak a history of conflict but point hopefully to a future of harmony.
- Irish experience
He is as hospitable as his ministry, and has the smiling Irish eyes of legend. Irish minister John O’Donoghue wears a tri-cornered hat of t...