What is vibe coding and why is Lovable now the buzziest tech company?
Katy Dartford
These Cuban bartenders have been making cocktails from native plants
The pair grew plants in pots and flowerbeds in their homes to use in their cocktails, because of a lack of syrups and liquor in the Caribbean island. Now they cultivated the species they need on a farm outside of Havana.
Would you taste the world's hottest chilies?
The endorphin rush may be addictive, but this farm in the UK wants to show there is more to chili than just heat.
How to enjoy Switzerland's iconic ski resort, Verbier 'off season'
Trail running is not just a sport for elite athletes, but an activity for anyone who wants to step out of the gym, off the pavement and discover new and amazing places. And in the Swiss alpine town of Verbier they've made it even easier to hit the trails.
Thousands of protesters call for Benjamin Netanyahu's resignation
Protesters are demanding the Israeli leader’s resignation over criminal corruption charges and his handling of the coronavirus crisis.
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France recalls envoy after Erdoğan questions Macron's mental health
The French presidency decried Erdoğan's "excess and rudeness" in his comments questioning Emmanuel Macron's mental health. It comes after the French president said he would do more to combat Islamic extremism.
Could the 'CommonPass' app help save the travel industry?
The app, tested by travelers aboard the United Airlines flight from London Heathrow airport to New Jersey’s Newark Liberty International airport, could make it easier for international airline passengers to securely show they've complied with COVID-19 testing requirements.
Dubai breaks the record for the world's largest fountain
The dancing fountain is not just for entertainment. It's also environmentally friendly, using seawater so there's no filtration system.
Skull sculptures in Mexico City mark the Day of the Dead
The Day of the Dead celebration takes place once a year across Mexico as a way of welcoming those who are no longer with us.
Truffle season is underway in Northern Italy and its a lot of fungus
Hunting for truffles takes great skill and teamwork as humans can only find these elusive tubers with the help of a 'digging animal' with a great sense of smell.
France's famous monument, Mont-Saint-Michel is cut off from the world
In just a few hours the mount, topped by its world-renowned Benedictine abbey
was surrounded by water which rose as fast as it receded.
Machu Picchu has reopened: but only for a single visitor
Jesse Katayama was treated to an exclusive private tour of the ruins in reward for having to wait so long in Peru to see the Inca citadel.
This Malaysian mill is still making coffee the old-fashioned way
The Antong coffee mill has been using antique machines and traditional bean-roasting methods to produce its famed caffeine-laden powder for 87 years
Former Costa Rican prison island, San Lucas is now a tourist paradise
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“Flights to nowhere” offer sightseeing trips above Taiwan
After flying over a Japanese island and around Taiwan twice; passengers land at the same airport from where they took off giving them a different reason to fly.
Here's what skiing holidays will look like this winter
From contactless chalets to the potential death of apres ski, resorts across Europe have been introducing special measures to ensure skiers feel safe and secure on the mountain.
In a changing Saudi Arabia, the first dog cafe delights pet lovers
Barking Lot is the first pet café in the ultra-conservative kingdom where, until recently, dog-walking was banned from public places.
"The treasure of Yemen" International Coffee Day celebrated in Sana'a
Mired in civil war since 2014 and one of the Arabian Peninsula's poorest nations, Yemen was once best known for its coffee industry
Following the tracks of the Tour de France on Vercors' balcony roads
The hair-raising lanes that were cut into the sides of sheer rock walls using dynamite pass through deep gorges, undulating hills, and huge wooded expanses; a serene alternative to the soaring, gnarly landscape of the Alps.
Greece's iconic monument, the Acropolis is bathed in new light
Greece's famous archaeological site has been illuminated with a new lower-energy lighting system that reduces light pollution and highlights the three-dimensional nature of the monuments.
In Kashmir, wedding season is on, but with new security measures
Traditionally, Kashmiri weddings bring together hundreds of guests but now they are reserved to close friends and family who must eat from separate plates.
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