Author: Sam Allcock

A new study has revealed the top ten most budget-friendly ‘bucket list’ destinations for British travellers, with Stonehenge taking the crown as the cheapest landmark to visit. Conducted by travel experts at Desert Safari Dubai Tours & Tickets the study used Google search data to rank the most affordable must-see locations, factoring in ticket and flight costs. Stonehenge, the prehistoric monument in Wiltshire, was found to be the most popular and cost-effective destination on Brits’ bucket lists. With an average of 13,510 monthly Google searches, it’s clear that the ancient stone circle continues to fascinate visitors. The site is easily…

The Tour de l’Abitibi Glencore has announced the launch of the first-ever Women’s Junior Nations’ Cup in road cycling. This historic event, set to take place from 10 to 14 July 2025, in Val-d’Or, Abitibi-Témiscamingue, Quebec, marks a major milestone in the advancement of women’s cycling on the international stage. It will be the only Junior Nations’ Cup for women held outside Europe, with elite young cyclists from across the globe competing. The announcement comes ahead of the long-established men’s event, the 55th edition of which is scheduled to run from 15 to 20 July 2025, in the same region.…

Artprice by Artmarket has released its 2024 Contemporary Art Market Report, highlighting significant trends and data in a rapidly evolving art market. With the opening of Frieze London today and Art Basel Paris on October 18, the report provides insights into the dynamic landscape of Contemporary and Ultra-Contemporary art. Key Findings from the 2024 Report Record Sales Volume: Over the past year, more than 132,000 Contemporary artworks were sold at auction, marking a 4% increase. This surge has been propelled by globalization and the growth of online sales. Affordable Art Segment: The segment of artworks sold for under $5,000 accounted…

The Taiwan Design Expo, the country’s premier annual event for the design industry, is set to take place from 26th October to 10th November in Tainan, spanning an impressive 16 consecutive days. This year marks the fifth occasion that Tainan has hosted the expo, which will focus on the themes of “food,” “clothing,” and the city’s “hidden champions,” under the overarching title, “The Next 400.” The expo aims to celebrate Tainan’s rich cultural identity and inclusiveness, highlighting the historical roots of the city while showcasing contemporary Taiwanese design. It illustrates how Taiwan’s oldest city harmoniously blends its ancient heritage with…

Runway Magazine has launched a revolutionary immersive exhibition titled “Re-Inventing the Runway,” offering audiences an interactive digital experience that transforms the traditional runway show. This Web3-based exhibition is designed to be accessible across all devices, including mobile phones, desktops, and the Meta Quest 3S headset. The event can be experienced through the magazine’s platforms, RUNWAYMAGAZINES.com and RUNWAYUNIVERSE.com, allowing participants from around the world to explore, engage, and even contribute to the evolving narrative of fashion, luxury, and creativity. The exhibition promises to redefine how people experience fashion shows, taking visitors far beyond the standard catwalk format. In this new approach, the exhibition combines…

Jetcraft, a global leader in business aircraft sales, has announced the appointment of Anna Gulbas as its new Sales Director, completing the restructuring of its Europe, Middle East, and Africa (EMEA) sales team. Gulbas will be responsible for overseeing key regions, including Italy, Scandinavia, Eastern Europe, and the Baltics. Her appointment is expected to strengthen the company’s position across these markets, following a rise in demand for business aviation in Europe. Gulbas, an experienced figure in the European aviation industry, brings extensive knowledge and expertise to the role. She is well-regarded for her ability to deliver tailored solutions to clients…

Blenheim Palace announced the launch of its Bridgerton Film Trail, allowing fans to immerse themselves in the world of the hit Netflix series. The Oxfordshire-based attraction, which first appeared in Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story as Buckingham House, featured prominently in Season 3 of the beloved show. The film trail, which launched in July, guided visitors through the original filming locations at Blenheim Palace, letting them follow in the footsteps of their favourite characters. The route led Bridgerton enthusiasts to the Great Court, which had been adorned with royal guards and opulent carriages during the filming of Queen Charlotte: A…

A new survey has revealed that the way Brits enjoy their seaside holidays has significantly transformed over the past four decades. From the once-popular traditions of suntans, cockles, and Dandy Summer Specials, today’s beachgoers are opting for kayaking, Kindles, and a glass of Pinot. With staycations booming, the survey conducted by Beachhuts.com—Britain’s longest-established beach hut rental company—has highlighted the changing preferences of holidaymakers. According to the data, 271 million Brits visited a UK beach last year, mirroring the footfall seen during the height of the Great British seaside holiday in the 1980s. Lily Smith, a travel expert at Beachhuts.com, stated,…

Anglers fishing for Atlantic salmon in Scotland are entering the final two months of the 2024 season, and conditions suggest it could be a promising end to the year. According to the latest guidance from FishPal, an online service for booking fishing permits, recent rainfall and cooler temperatures have improved conditions following a particularly warm and dry September. However, the impact of climate change means anglers may need to adapt to shifting seasonal migration patterns. The warm weather experienced in early autumn led to low water levels across Scottish rivers, making it more difficult for anglers to land a catch. But…

A new collaboration between Trimco Group and Kezzler aims to revolutionise the textile and footwear industry’s approach to supply chain transparency and regulatory compliance. The partnership, announced today, will offer a streamlined Digital Product Passport (DPP) solution, simplifying the compliance process for brands facing new regulations, particularly in Europe. The initiative comes at a time when brands are grappling with increasing regulatory demands for sustainability and transparency, prompted by the European Union’s Digital Product Passport scheme. First proposed in 2019 by European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, the DPP requires detailed traceability of products throughout their lifecycle, from raw…