As it does every year, Airbnb is starting to compile travel trends. Trends mean followers, which essentially mean people, which most travellers probably want less of on their holiday. Which makes Airbnb’s travel trends a perfect forecast of what to avoid in 2020. Unless, of course, you truly enjoy doing
It’s not just people moving to cities. Agriculture is also getting in on the action. Urban farming is not particularly novel, but the scale of projects committed to sprouting food in concrete jungles is certainly ramping up. Case in point: a 14,000-square-metre (150695 square feet) rooftop farm set to open
Dubai is known to have some of the strictest alcohol regulations in the world. Under current laws, alcohol may only be served in private, licensed venues such as hotels, restaurants, and clubs. The laws apply to both locals and visitors. If hot rumours are to be believed, all this could change
Anyone who’s been bumped from a flight will likely recall a short-term nightmare that followed. The good news that starting this summer you could at least be paid for your nightmare. Beginning on July 15th, airlines will be required to compensate passengers up to $2,400 if they are bumped for reasons
The Incan citadel of Machu Pichu, built in 1450–1460, is a bona fide Wonder of the World. It only makes sense, then, that we do everything we can to pillage all traces of its existence more than half a millennium later. We’ve been doing a great job already, of course.
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