Tag: around the world
9 things you didn’t know hotel staff could help you with, from planning a wedding proposal to taking Instagram photos
In some places around the globe, concierges do even more than booking restaurant reservations and arranging transportation.
12 photos that show everything kids eat in a week around the world
Gregg Segal photographed children surrounded by everything they eat in a week for his new book "Daily Bread: What Kids Eat Around the World."
What vegetarian dishes look like in 10 places around the world
From the cheese-laden meals to the lighter fare, there are plenty of meatless dishes out there that are certainly worth trying.
What cookies look like around the world
Different cultures across the world make their own kinds of cookies. We take you around the world to see how different countries make this treat.
The 15 creepiest urban legends from around the world
From Big Foot to Nessie, these urban legends from around the world will keep you on the edge of your seat.
How members of the royal family dress to respect local culture while traveling around the world
On royal tours, members of the royal family are often presented with traditional garments or adapt the local style of dress to respect the culture.
Police cars, ambulances, and fire trucks around the world are taking aerial photos of their equipment in a viral ‘Tetris challenge’
Emergency services around the world are "knolling" — laying objects flat to take photos from above — with all of the equipment in their vehicles.
12 tourist attractions around the world that locals hate
Tourist attractions can be sources of frustration to locals. Here are 12 famous sites that visitors flock to but locals can't stand.
What school looks like in 20 countries around the world
Education is a crucial resource for kids around world, despite the differences between cramped classrooms without electricity and private institutions with pressed uniforms.
20 underrated cities around the world you should visit in your lifetime
These cities may not be as well-known as their touristy counterparts, but they have just as much to offer (and will probably be less crowded, too).