Life
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Citius, altius, fortius, but make it luxury
Vacations are not just about relaxing on the beach or exploring the mountains. They can also be a time to level up your amateur sports interests and train like an Olympian with top-notch coaches at the most luxurious spots
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Want to stop procrastinating at work? Try being more optimistic
The key may lie in being optimistic about the future
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Taylor Swift made 'ground shaking' UK debut: seismologists
Each show broke the record for the most-attended stadium concert in Scottish history, with the BGS detecting earthquake readings generated by the concerts
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Which are the worst video game-to-movie adaptations?
While video game adaptations can be popular on the big screen, they're not necessarily a guarantee of quality for moviegoers
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BTS mania hits Seoul ahead of 'huggathon' with Jin
Just 24 hours after the oldest member of the world's biggest boyband was discharged from duty, the South Korean capital was overtaken by BTS fans
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In Pictures: Cricket in the Baseball Country
The unbelievable has come to pass - India and USA clashing for the Super 8 spot in the first-ever international game between the two at the T20 World Cup 2024 in Nassau County Stadium, New York. The hosts didn't pull off an upset, but the courage of US batters to make a match of it has left fans with mixed emotions - what with eight of the US squad having an Indian connection!
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Luxury wellness: HNIs are shelling out big bucks to rejuvenate
HNIs are willing to travel miles to address health concerns and rejuvenate, with treatments for anti-ageing, stress management, weightloss management, and more, led by the younger generation, who take their health very seriously
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The Indian tourist wants immersive sports experiences. India needs to catch up to demand
You need to travel overseas to tick off certain items off your bucket list because India—where cricket is considered a religion—has no paid tours of stadiums, museums that ride on nostalgia and glory, or libraries where common citizens can educate themselves about the lives of great sportspersons and the importance of a sporting nation
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US Library of Congress spotlights its American 'treasures'
From the contents of Abraham Lincoln's pockets the night of his assassination to early Spider-Man sketches, a hundred treasures from the United States and beyond are on display from Thursday
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When it comes to cruises, travellers tend to look closer to home: study
Proximity seems to be the watchword for cruise preferences as Europeans prefer Mediterranean cruises, while travellers in Turkey are more interested in Black Sea excursions
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Hanging out with Lewis Hamilton: A look inside Marriott's money-can't-buy experiences, and more
Rajeev Menon, president, Marriott International for Asia Pacific excluding China, speaks about the Bonvoy loyalty programme's rewards, expansion plans and hotels for millennials