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Art & Culture 2 years ago

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OMAH Library: Tangerang's comfy fountain of knowledge

Comfortably nestled within the Taman Villa Meruya housing complex just outside Jakarta, the library-slash-cafe is currently enjoying cult status as a serene haven for passionate architectophiles and urban bibliophiles.

Lifestyle 2 years ago

Adidas posts Q1 loss as Kanye split weighs

The company booked a net loss of 39 million euros ($43 million) from January to March, compared to a profit of 482 million euros in the period a year earlier.

News 5 years ago

Local tours bring some relief to South Africa safari industry

As the only park in Gauteng offering sightings of the popular "Big Five", Dinokeng Game Reserve has attracted nature lovers who would normally drive to remote larger parks elsewhere in the country.

News 5 years ago

Back on track: Europe's fading night trains win reprieve

With passengers cradled to sleep by the clank of the wheels on the rails, the network of night trains that spanned the continent inspired travelogues, thrillers and films.

Lifestyle 5 years ago

The unexpected joy of taking up new hobbies during the COVID-19 lockdown

Staying at home has opened up a whole new world of virtual learning to keep those gray cells active, from creative pursuits to upskilling.

News 6 years ago

Tourists brave sub-zero temperatures for a night at Sweden's ice hotel

High above the Arctic Circle and nestled in the snow-dusted forests of northern Sweden, gaggles of tourists gathered on a February morning for a glimpse of hallways, bedrooms and a wedding chapel sculpted from ice.

Lifestyle 6 years ago

God save the pub: Britons rally to rescue local watering holes

In the heart of picturesque old Ryton village in northeast England, pub regulars banded together to save their favorite watering hole, in a cut-throat sector where competition is fierce.

Science & Tech 6 years ago

Virgin Galactic unveils new Mission Control for space tourism

Space tourism moved a step closer to reality Thursday as Virgin Galactic unveiled its new Mission Control at a spaceport in New Mexico and the schedule for final test flights before taking paying customers into the final frontier.

Lifestyle 6 years ago

For Cubans, a day at the beach is no easy task

Cuba's constitution guarantees its people access to its beaches, but many locals are unable to enjoy the island's pristine white sands and crystal clear blue waters.

News 6 years ago

Could the fabled Orient Express take to the rails again?

It conjures up the atmosphere of rail travel from a bygone golden age, steaming through Europe experiencing top-notch cuisine and the company of fellow passengers who could be writers or spies.

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