British holidaymakers arriving in Tenerife for the Easter break have been met with anti-tourist graffiti – and a tense reception from locals.
Residents living in the Canary Islands have declared war and say they are ‘fed-up’ of British tourists who only ‘drink cheap beer, lay in the sun and eat low quality food’.
They say airbnbs are pushing up the costs of renting and the cost of living while they are sick of the noise and rubbish pollution that comes
Ultra-processed foods (or UPFs) make up a shocking 60 per cent of the average diet in the UK – and increasing evidence links their high consumption with the rise in obesity, type 2 diabetes and other diseases.
Here, in the second part of our serialisation of his bestselling book Ultra-Processed People, TV doctor Chris van Tulleken warns of the hidden dangers behind food which we find so tasty.
On a freakishly warm autumn day, I headed with my family to
The life of a digital nomad consists of remote working in a location of your choice – from deserted beaches to tiny towns, the possibilities can be endless.
With the lifestyle choice of having ‘no permanent residence’ becoming more popular among workers who want to travel freely, more countries are welcoming people from across the globe.
In 2023, 17.3 million American workers described themselves as digital nomads, more than double the number in 2019, according to self-employment specialists MBO.
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Eastern Europe has so much to offer travellers – yet it’s often overlooked in favour of popular Western European destinations such as Italy, France and Spain.
Those who venture off the beaten path and explore this segment of Europe will be rewarded with chocolate-box architecture, eye-opening historic sites and breathtaking national parks.
Not to mention, Eastern Europe tends to be incredibly affordable for holidaymakers.
As Lonely Planet notes: ‘From soaring mountains to golden sands, Eastern Europe reveals a tapestry of
Take a domestic flight in the UK and it’s highly likely you’ll jump on an aircraft operated by British Airways, easyJet or Ryanair.
If you’re flexible with when you can travel, it’s possible to find similarly dirt-cheap ticket prices for all three carriers. But is price where the similarity ends?
I’m the MailOnline Travel Editor and I put them head to head in a mystery shopper battle to find out… flying economy with British Airways to Manchester, then with easyJet
Ein walisischer Pub-Wirt hat einen Gast als „Cheap Charlie“ gebrandmarkt, nachdem der verärgerte Gast eine schlechte Bewertung des All-you-can-eat-Fleischbuffets abgegeben hatte.
Shaun Griffiths, der das George IV Inn in Powys, Wales, betreibt, war verblüfft über die kürzliche Zwei-Sterne-Bewertung auf TripAdvisor von einem unbeeindruckten Restaurant.
Der Kunde sagte, dass das Essen und der Service zwar großartig waren, er aber unzufrieden war, als das Personal ihm mitteilte, dass es nicht möglich sei, Essen aus dem Restaurant mit nach Hause zu nehmen.
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While electric car enthusiasts will lord the green benefits of their battery-powered vehicles, few will ever refer to them as sexy. But this latest EV looks set to change all that.
The stunning new Automobili Pininfarina B95 with its roofless design will had even the most steadfast internal combustion engine fan hot under the collar.
The near-silent performance car has been unveiled at Monterey Car Week and hailed ‘the world’s first pure-electric, open top hyper Barchetta’, boasting a 0-to-60mph acceleration
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Pressure tactics deployed by Turkish cosmetic surgery clinics were today exposed by a shock investigation.
An undercover reporter, posing as a 24-year-old wanting a Brazilian bum lift (BBL), contacted nine providers across Istanbul.
Within hours, she was offered time-sensitive deals with up to 30 per cent knocked off the total fee and incentives to book multiple surgeries.
Experts today slammed the ‘unsafe and incredibly unscrupulous’ sales tactics that were found in The News Movement’s probe.
Doctors warned Brits contemplating going
A fruit seller who stuffed organic food boxes with cheap supermarket products is on the run from police.
Mark Bullen, 52, is a serial fraudster who has been branded a “nasty piece of work” and often goes by the aliases of Pullen, Wilson and Cullen.
He also is known to use female pseudonyms in an attempt to keep the law at arms length.
Bullen is currently wanted by police in Kent, Sussex and Edinburgh for pulling a number of fruit
