American missionary John Allen Chau had written that he didn’t want to die, hours before a remote tribe on India’s North Sentinel Island killed him in a hail of arrows.

The Leaning Tower of Pisa isn’t leaning so much anymore.

A flight price war is raging as airlines go head to head in a Black Friday sales frenzy.

A swashbuckling American preacher outlined his bizarre plan to convert the world’s most isolated tribe to Christianity in a series of handwritten notes made public by his family.

With a mint-coloured logo, painted white brick walls and an Australian flavour, Charley St — not a “street” but a cafe — is gaining serious attention in New York.

For the third time in three months, a NSW council has voted to keep one of its most beautiful beaches clothing optional despite it becoming infamous for being a “sex pest hot spot”.

An Indian man living in the US on a work visa was sentenced to nine years in prison Thursday for sexually assaulting a sleeping woman during an overnight flight to Detroit.

A flight was forced to turn around after officials realised a human heart had been left on board, a report said.

An Australian woman is warning travellers to think twice about getting on a scooter in Bali after she suffered horrendous injuries in an “impulsive” ride that went badly wrong.

There’s not a lot we’d voluntarily wake up for at 3am on a weekday. But when it comes to the best deals on holidays, you snooze, you lose.

The former hometown of Jesus’ Holy Foreskin could soon be impossible to visit.

A simple blister that turned into a $20,000 medical fiasco and a couple attacked by a turtle are some of the most bizarre travel claims of the year, according to insurance company Cover-More.

Some of us overpack and some pack light. Some of us roll our clothes and other fold. But no matter our style when packing for a trip, there’s one thing none of us will leave home without — our smartphone.

A major airline’s bold plan to improve the boarding process has been met with confusion from passengers, with some vowing to take their money elsewhere.

Just 14 years ago, Sydney’s Wonderland was filled with the screeching of roller-coasters, the scent of dagwood dogs and the laughter and excitement of schoolkids spending their pocket money at Australia’s most loved theme park.

First, they were accused of littering a popular beach in New Zealand and telling a local they’ll “knock your brains out” if they question their behaviour again.

I never want to pay extra fees for luggage, and I never want to hang around waiting for my cases when I arrive. On domestic trips, I keep myself under the strict 7kg carry-on limits that apply on most flights in Australia (regional services can have even tighter restrictions).

A passenger managed to slip a gun past a security checkpoint at Atlanta’s Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport earlier this month — but Transportation Security Administration officials insist TSA staff going unpaid during the weeks-long government shutdown were not to blame.

A decades-old Iranian Boeing 707 military cargo plane reportedly carrying meat from Kyrgyzstan crashed on Monday while trying to land west of Iran’s capital, killing 15 people on board and leaving a sole survivor, authorities said.

Indonesian divers have found the second black box from a doomed Lion Air jet that crashed last year killing all 189 people on-board.

Sitting in an open field in the middle of an Eastern Creek industrial estate lies the decaying remains of Sydney’s Wonderland. CREDIT: Abandoned Oz

A family was forced to sit on the floor for their entire flight home as the seats they paid for did not exist, they claim.

Passengers hoping to get on their morning flight out of Melbourne Airport on time were met with delays on Monday, after a fire alarm went off in the control tower.

Disturbing footage has emerged of Irish tourists dumping rubbish and empty alcohol bottles on a popular New Zealand beach — then threatening to “knock the brains out” of locals who challenged their behaviour.

If you’ve ever tried to eavesdrop on the crew on a plane, you’ll quickly realise they’ve got a whole other language of their own going on.