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New York to end 150-year-old horse-carriage tradition by 2028: What tourists should knowNew York City has voted to ban horse-drawn carriages in Central Park starting June 1, 2028. This decision follows increased concerns over a...- New York City ends 160-year tradition as council votes to ban horse-drawn carriages in Central Park after Indian tourist's deathThe New York City Council voted 40 to 7 to ban horse-drawn carriages in Central Park, which ends a century-old tradition. The new legislati...
- New York state issues alert over potential PHP vulnerabilitiesNew York has issued a warning related to critical PHP software vulnerabilities that pose significant risks. These vulnerabilities can allow...
- US Midterm Polls 2026: When is New York heading for early voting? Check key dates and requirements to register as a voterThe midterm elections in the United States are scheduled for November 3, 2026, allowing various voting options, which include in-person and...
- Thailand, Malaysia urge citizens to avoid protest-hit EU nationsThailand and Malaysia have advised their citizens to reconsider travel to Europe due to ongoing protests. The Thai Foreign Minister highlig...
- No Eiffel Tower, no Pyramids. Man in his 30s wants 10 days in the mountains instead. Why?Karun Pal's post on X is resonating with people who prefer slow travel over crowded tourist attractions. Tired of airport queues and packed...
- Trump's approval ratings fall to record lows – here's what it means for him and the Republican Party ahead of the midterm elections on Nov. 3Donald Trump's approval ratings have fallen significantly in recent polls ahead of the upcoming midterm elections. According to the New Yor...
- Meet Owen Akhibi Herrera, who created a run club in New York to make friends, 12 people joined his first run; later it became a $640,000 businessOwen Akhibi Herrera started Peak and Pace while working in algorithmic trading sales at J.P. Morgan. His goal was to build a community, whi...
- It survived for thousands of years, then suddenly fell: The mystery behind New Hampshire's 80-ton boulderA dramatic event unfolded at Polar Caves Park on October 18, as the 80-ton Mysterious Hanging Boulder succumbed to gravity, coinciding with...
- As France protests continue, curfews, transport disruptions and tourist attraction closures raise concerns: What tourists need to knowFrance is experiencing protests that started in September over education but expanded to include living costs and public services. Authorit...
- Amid feud with media, Trump is reportedly mulling turning the White House press room into an indoor swimming poolPresident Donald Trump has suggested converting the White House press briefing room into an indoor swimming pool. The press briefing room w...
- When Rocky wasn't welcomeIn the episode The Rocky Statue, Mars and producer-reporter Kurt Kohlstedt unpack the unlikely journey of Philadelphia's most recognisable ...
- Wisconsin’s House on the Rock is unlike a typical museum. Here are the strange sights waiting insideHouse on the Rock in Wisconsin features an unusual collection of giant installations and mechanical displays. Visitors can explore a notabl...
- Thailand considers Rs 2,836 departure tax that could make trips costlier for Indian travellersThailand is contemplating a departure tax of 1,000 baht for travellers leaving the country and 450 baht for air arrivals. This proposal aim...
- NYC Ferry carried 7.4 million passenger trips in FY2025, while the city subsidised each trip by an average of $8.33 across six routes serving all five boroughsNew York City's ferry service has seen significant growth, now serving around 7.4 million passengers. To keep fares affordable amidst incre...
- At 64, retired Kansas teacher and farmer S.P. Dinsmoor began building his Garden of Eden with concrete sculptures; the property later became a tourist attractionSamuel Perry Dinsmoor constructed the Garden of Eden in Lucas, Kansas, during his retirement from farming. This outdoor attraction features...
- New York energy rebate checks are rolling out through December. Yours could be worth $100, $150 or $200New York is mailing millions of energy rebate checks through December 2026, with eligible residents receiving $100, $150 or $200 under the ...
- New York's Central Park horses work up to 9 hours a day and get 5 weeks of vacation. The city now wants to abolish the iconic carriagesNew York City has announced plans to abolish the horse-drawn carriage industry by June 1, 2028. Ongoing criticisms from animal rights activ...
- This 250-year-old Indian palace has four floors underwater, only one floor remains visibleJaipur’s Jal Mahal appears to have just one floor above Man Sagar Lake, but the historic palace has five storeys, with four submerged under...
- NY Fed President Williams sees no need for a rate hike in 2027At a recent conference, John Williams from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York expressed optimism about a potential interest-rate increase...
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