Just as the Atlantic Ocean has the Bermuda Triangle, the Pacific Ocean has its own Dragon or Devil's Triangle, located south of Japan. The Pacific’s Deadliest Waters Might Be Scarier Than the Bermuda Triangle – Here’s What’s Actually Going On
For nine days, hundreds of thousands of people dressed in white and red descend on the city for San Fermín - a celebration built around religious devotion, centuries-old tradition, and a daily sprint through the streets with a half-ton bull charging just behind you. San Fermín: Inside Spain’s Most Famous – and Most Controversial – Festival
Egypt's man-made link between the Mediterranean and Red Seas allows ships to skip the multi-week detour around the entire African continent, historically carrying somewhere around 12-15% of global trade. The World’s 10 Busiest Shipping Lanes – And Why They Matter to Everyone
Lake Como, one of Italy’s most sought-after destinations, attracts over 1.4 million visitors annually. Lake Como Cracks Down: New Dress Code Fines for Tourists in Swimwear
The ship, Scarlet Lady, operated by Virgin Voyages and chartered by the LGBTQ+ travel company Atlantis Events, was scheduled to visit the Turkish ports of Kuşadası and Istanbul during a 10-day Mediterranean cruise from Athens to Venice. Turkey Refuses Docking Permission to LGBTQ+ Cruise Ship