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The Editor speaks: Halloween and horror is thrilling. Really?
The 31st October is approaching. It is less than a week away. This day is celebrated as “Halloween” and is also known as All Hallows’ Eve, or All Saints’ Eve. This is because it is the day before the Western…
This October dare to explore these five terrifying and spooky destinations!
For all horror movie fans who say fear doesn’t fit into their vocabulary, this article is for you. On your next trip, diverge from the traditional and boring tourist attractions and dare to visit these five spooky destinations, where your…
Gadget of the week
The Pakt Coffee Kit is a nearly perfect pour-over solution for travel By Billy Steele From engadget For the last three years, I’ve tried in vain to put together a travel coffee kit for CES. Because we’re in Las Vegas…
Soap: Alternative packaging
This Plastic-Alternative Packaging for Personal Care Products Is Made Entirely Out of Soap By Alexandra Alexa from Core77 When you’re done with the contents inside, use the “bottle” to scrub up On average we each go through eleven bottles of…
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Saudi Arabia is admitting general tourists for the first time. Here are 20 things that could get you arrested or fined, like dabbing, carrying a Bible, or wearing shorts
By Bill Bostosck From Business Insider The country is full of wonder, with five pristine UNESCO heritage sights, Red Sea beach resorts, and futuristic cities like Riyadh. But the kingdom’s laws are complicated, and tourists can easily fall foul of…
Allow this dog to convince you that he’s a baby
By Nicole Gallucci From Mashable The internet can be extremely stressful at times, but it can also offer 25 seconds of pure, wholesome bliss that you can watch on a loop. Take this video of a dog pretending to be…
Has another interstellar visitor been found?
By Paul Rincon From BBC An amateur astronomer has discovered a comet that could come from outside our Solar System. If so, it would be the second interstellar object after the elongated body known as ‘Oumuamua was identified in 2017….
Camping: Its role in shaping the modern west
Article written by Emma Johnson from OuterOptics When you hear the word “camping,” what do you think about? Pleasant nights spent singing and toasting marshmallows around the campfire. Pitching a tent as you hike your way towards a rock face…
Boyfriend buying tampons for girlfriend asks whether she wants ‘lemon or lime’ flavor
By Sage Anderson From Mashable Aunt Flo waits for no one. There comes a time in every relationship when she will bust in the doors, and you will be tasked with the sacred, late-night convenience store run. Too often, it’s this…
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Thanking Pachamama: The Andean peoples pay tribute to Mother Earth
By Sandra Sparrowhawk From Reuters Community Catch a glimpse of this month-long Inca shamanic ritual with Reuters Connect For the indigenous peoples of South America’s Andean states, which span Colombia, Venezuela, Ecuador, Peru and Bolivia, the month of August is…
