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Going walkies has been given a completely new meaning as this tiny plucky stray dog, has hooked up with a group of cyclists for the past 3 weeks who are pedalling a whopping 1.139 miles across south western China.

Dream Tour which started in Beijing last December will end in Casablanca, Morocco, in June.

Tokyo has a new landmark, called quaintly The Skytree which opened to the general public today after four years of construction and costing a whopping 65 billion yen or $818 million US Dollars to complete.

Located about 100 km (60 miles) west of the capital Santiago, the man-made lagoon at San Alfonso del Mar resort located in Algarrobo is the largest pool in the world overlooking the the Chilean central coast.

Families living in the vicinity and in the radius of the volcano have been evacuated and flights issued cautionary advice.

An unused railway track in the small Ukrainian town of Kleven (which lies some 350km from Kiev) has naturally transformed itself into a romantic paradise for couples.

If you are among those who get airsick and hate the whole thought of taking to the skies but still want that jumbo jet experience, there is a restaurant in China that could answer all your prayers!

Mobile access for passengers Virgin's new Airbus A330 flights from London to New York.

According to Lonely Planet, Mongolia is a place for people who enjoy the outdoors and adventure.

Virgin America, Virgin Atlantic Airways and Virgin Australia launch joint advertising pitch.

Gotthard and Ceneri Base Tunnels will form the world's longest train tunnel, surpassing the Seikan Tunnel in Japan

England joins the list of most popular destinations which include Italy and France.

A number of airports use misleading names, according to a new report.

Architects Irek Glowacki and Marek Rozhanski build house from the roof up.

Italian cruise line Costa Crociere took delivery of a new flagship liner Costa Fascinosa on Sunday hoping to rebuild its cruises’ reputation since the dreadful Costa Concordia disaster in January affected bookings.

Explore the most popular adventure travel destinations in 2012 if you are looking forward to mountaineering, scuba diving, para sailing, trekking, bungee jumping, mountain biking, river rafting and more.

Created by British artist Jason de Caires Taylor, the sculpture park was designed to reduce the impact over half a million tourists have on the area's natural reefs every year.

Mexico’s top beach and resort destinations Cancun and the Riviera Maya were visited the most with over 50,000 arrivals during the Spring Break period.

The tour operators offer only 5-6 hours of visit to the volcanic region that also includes a walk on the lava field outside and allow them to stay inside the magma chamber for up to an hour.

1 WTC builders celebrate installing 100th floor on way to Twin Towers successor becoming highest building in US.

Premier cruise line P&O have announced their intention to provide cruise holidays to the enchanting and unique travel destination of Papua New Guinea.

Taiwan’s EVA Air is all set to add more Hello Kitty-themed aircrafts to its feet as the airlines starts service on two new routed from 23 May onwards.

UNWTO statistics suggest the number of outbound travellers, globally, will rise to one billion by 2012, leading to fears of increased trafficking.

Wat Pha Luang Ta Bua, popularly known as the "Tiger Temple", in western Thailand is a growing tourist hot spot.

The latest find in the Budget Hotel Report released by CheapHotels.org suggests that tourists will have to pay at least $194 per night to stay overnight in a hotel room.

Celebrity couple Jessica Alba and husband Cash Warren share pictures through Twitter and Instagram.

High speed trains cut travel time by few minutes to several hours. We bring here a list of ten most spectacular high speed trains that have changed the face of long haul train travel in the world.

With about 78 million Chinese expected to travel abroad in 2012, China will outdo U.S. and Germany in outbound travel by end of the year.

The reduction in fine was reportedly due to the co-operation of British Airways in the OFT investigation that reassessed the pricing of passenger fuel surcharges.