May 6, 2024 10:13 AM

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    Playboy Club Is Back After 30 Years

    The bunnies will be back on the streets of Manhattan as the Merchants Hospitality, Cachet Hospitality Group, and Playboy Enterprises plan to bring back the Playboy Club as the highlight of Cachet Boutique New York Hotel to open in the second half of the year.

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    Australia To Replace Passports With Facial Recognition, Fingerprints By 2020

    Three years from now, Australia won't be checking your passport to know who you are. They would rather rely on machines and technology to answer for your identity whether you land through air or sea.

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    You Don't Need To Travel Far To See #SaltBae: Famed Chef To Open Two More Restos In London and New York

    The 'flamboyant' chef, Nusret Gökçe, who took the internet by storm, would like to be the world's best butcher and he's going to conquer the global food scene with the expansion of his meat restaurant. In fact, London and New York would see him coming over in the next few months for his new chain.

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    Dubai To Hold Extreme Desert Race

    Do you want to experience a once in a lifetime extreme adventure race? Go to Dubai and take part of its obstacle challenge – Sandstorm – that takes you to four separate terrains defying your mental and physical strength on Feb. 10 at the Al Marmoum Conservation Reserve.

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    You Can Now Camp Safely Atop Of Your Car

    iKamper has introduced a quite unique tent experience for travelers who wants to sleep in more 'magical way' - on top of their cars.

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    KFC China Launches Facial Recognition App; Cor. Sanders Remembers You

    Coronel Sanders seems to remember you if you're in his Beijing house. KFC in the Chinese capital got itself an artificial intelligence that can predict your orders with its facial recognition features.

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    This Green Space In The US Might Be Bigger Than New York Central Park

    It seems like the idea to have another green space in the US is possible - and it'll be bigger than New York's Central Park. Dallas leaders have been talking about building it along the Trinity River with the name Harold Simmons Park and would cost $250 million to have it realized.

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    Travel Industry Must Review Elephant Attractions

    Perhaps one can blame televisions or that one tourist destination who says it's alright for visitors to ride elephants. In reality, there's nothing worth more ignorant than a person wanting to ride the gentle animals that end up getting a good beat when the day ends.

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    Top 5 Cursed Souvenir Items

    Is it true that some souvenir items are cursed? Last week, a man stole a cobblestone off from Rome's street and delivered it back to a restaurant with an apology note.

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    London To Be Dominated By Robots

    More than 100 robots will come to the Science Museum exhibition slated on February 8, hoping to "explore this very human obsession to recreate ourselves, revealing the remarkable 500-year story of humanoid robots."

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    World War I Ambulance Turned Into Posh Restaurant

    It has a dark history and has seen so many deaths, but one World War I train ambulance was given a new mission as a restored little cozy restaurant that invites people to come inside. Built 116 years ago, the train used to bring British soldiers back to London until couple Ross and Claire Moore fixed it to add to their existing railway-themed business.

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    Uber and Grab Threatens Motorcycle, Taxi Drivers’ Livelihood

    The advent of transport apps like Uber and Grab has placed the livelihood of many motorcycle and traditional taxi drivers in jeopardy. Many drivers have seen their income decreased as they cannot compete on the rates and convenience of these apps.

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    First In The World: Hand-Drip Green Tea Shop In Japan

    One Tokyo tea shop defied the world by opening a minimalistic tea place that focuses solely on hand-dripped tea brewing methods for nine people at a time. Tokyo Saryo gives emphasis on its service the perfect temperature and amount of tea root out from the leaves.

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    ASEAN Turns Gold, Highlights 50 Festivals And 50 Travel Experiences

    The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) will turn 50 years old this year and they want to celebrate their 'birthday' by encouraging tourists to visit ASEAN nations with its highlight tour experiences and festivals. There are 50 celebrations, 50 travel packages, and 50 tour ideas up for grabs in case you want to visit the region.

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    Man Offers His Van For Travelers To Sleep

    Wanna sleep in a van with a man? Don't worry, it's not a joke, and in fact, one man has been offering his van for tourists or locals to sleep in while on the roads as a 'hostel on wheels.'

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