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› After-hours drinking hole a haven for Tower of London's Beefeaters
LONDON (Reuters) - After the hordes of tourists with their cameras and selfie sticks depart from the Tower of London every evening, a private drinking hole for Beefeaters comes to life within the... |
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› As temperatures soar, desperate Gazans try any means to beat heat
GAZA (Reuters) - As Middle East summer temperatures soar above 35 degrees Celsius (95 Fahrenheit), Gazans are struggling to stay cool amid a power crisis, with less than four hours of electricity a... |
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› South Africa's tourism a bright spot despite recession
CAPE TOWN (Reuters) - South Africa's top tourist hub Cape Town expects a 13 percent jump in tourist arrivals this year to 1.77 million, officials said on Thursday, a rare bright spot in an economy... |
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› South Korean shelter dog basks in presidential glory as 'First Dog'
SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korean President Moon Jae-in on Wednesday welcomed a rescue dog to his official Blue House residence, delivering on a campaign promise to boost awareness of the fast-growing... |
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› British tulle artist Benjamin Shine launches New York exhibit
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Artist Benjamin Shine hopes the launch of a new installation featuring his signature tulle fabrics in a New York department store window display at Bergdorf Goodman will inspire... |
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› From bull ring to taxi rank: Spain's moonlighting matadors
MADRID (Reuters) - When he's not facing a bull in the ring, dressed in the richly embroidered costume worn by matadors, Alberto Lamelas can be found in jeans and sneakers circling Madrid in his taxi... |
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› Happy birthday carrot cake of sorts for Singapore's Canola the manatee
SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Canola the manatee, hand-raised by her carers since she was abandoned by her mother at birth, celebrated her third birthday at Singapore's River Safari on Wednesday with a... |
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› Mainland Europeans outpace Britons as Ireland tourists for first time
DUBLIN (Reuters) - Visitors from mainland Europe in the second quarter accounted for more trips to Ireland than Britons for the first time since quarterly records began nearly two decades ago. |
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› Rome experiments with policing tourists at Trevi Fountain
ROME (Reuters) - Visitors to Rome's Trevi Fountain were on their best behavior on Tuesday as the city started testing out a plan to clamp down on tourists dipping their feet into the basin of the... |
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› No ho-ho-ho-liday as Santas meet in Denmark
COPENHAGEN (Reuters) - It's summertime in Denmark but Santas from around the world are already planning for the festive season, with more than 150 gathering in Copenhagen to share some early... |
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