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Bird balls to falconry, airports go great lengths to avoid bird strike.

Taylor Swift quietly sells one of her two private jets

Is the downsize aimed at reducing emissions or increasing privacy?

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Why Sri Lanka is at war with its beloved elephants

470 elephants and 176 people died last year in Sri Lanka's undeclared conservation war.

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Pilot sues after airport walkway 'swallows' his foot

A US pilot has filed legal action for injuries after a moving walkway “swallowed” his leg.

Public health emergency threatens iconic street party

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Four cruises fall foul of biofoul but MPI sees improvement this summer

Pacific Adventure was one of four ships affected by ‘biofouling’ this summer.

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Peru bends to Machu Picchu protests, ends ticketing deal

Protesters blocked access to Peru’s most famous tourist attraction

Dam threatens Laos' Unesco Buddhist kingdom

It is the Unesco heritage crown jewel of Laos, where the Buddha once called home.

This overlooked corner of Bali will make you rethink your trip to Seminyak

Welcome to paradise-on-earth, with far fewer tourists than the rest of Bali.

‘Is this normal?’: Scottish tourist shocked by Kiwi cinema act

A tourist was shocked to see what was unfolding before his eyes.

Calling all penny-pinchers: You can easily be bougie on a budget in Paris

An authentic experience in the French capital needn't cost a fortune.

Can the world’s largest cruise ship really be climate-friendly?

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Knights issued with the world's rarest passport

Despite having no roads, nor banks the Order issue their own passports, coins and plates.