Brendan Stewart

Visit Iceland with National Geographic's Cruise

A small expedition cruise by National Geographic can make your dream of visiting Iceland true.

Futuristic Waterfall Skyscraper to Power Rio and 2016 Olympics

Designer from all over the world are coming up with new innovative structures which are eco-friendly and useful, and at the same time minimize the consumption of natural resources.

Las Vegas to Host 4-day Food Competition

The World Food Championships (WFC) is organizing a four day food-festival in collaboration with Bally's Las Vegas as the official host of the competition.

Princeton Tops Forbes Best College List

In a recent ranking of best colleges in the United States revealed on Wednesday Princeton overtook Williams College in Massachusetts and California's Stanford University.

Best Cities for Successful Aging

Provo, Utah, and Sioux Falls topped the list of the best U.S. communities to live for senior citizens.

American Airlines Coming Up with Lie-Flat Transcon Seats in its New Fleet

American Airlines are planning to change their look and upgrade their in-flight interiors and facilities.

US Airways Adds $20 'premium' DineFresh food option

US Airways has come up with a new plan in which coach-class customers on the airline can now select a "premium meal option" on international flights.

Keng Den's Funerary Boat Unearthed in Egypt

Egypt is always been a mysterious place because of its rich past, hidden and revealed; and exciting stories that have been told till now.

Thai King distributes Motorcade Rules to Ease Traffic

Bangkok's legendary traffic jams might decrease with Thailand's royal family distributing a handbook of guidelines for motorcades and other public appearances to police and other authorities.

SnowSport Safety Foundation Sends Safety Survey to California Resorts

The SnowSport Safety Foundation has sent a survey to gather information on family safety and injury prevention policies and practices to California mountain resorts.

Air France to Introduce Self Service Kiosks

Air France has revealed major changes to its ground and in-flight services to make sure that their customers have a more than satisfactory experience.

New York man to pay $6,500 fine for Illegal 1998 Cuba visit

A New York man finally agreed to pay a fine of $6,500 to settle a long-running dispute with the U.S. Treasury Department against a trip that he made to Cuba as an unauthorized tourist 14 years ago.

Crystal Cruises Brings Magic Aboard with Magician Rich Bloch

Ultra-luxury Crystal Cruises has come up with a great way of entertaining customers aboard.

Gorilla Hangs Himself in Prague Zoo

A gorilla in the Prague Zoo dies a sad death by accidentally hanging himself with a climbing rope, this Friday.

Delta to Shut Down Regional Airline Comair

Air Lines is closing its 35-year-old regional carrier Comair at the end of September and termination notices have been sent to employees.