The Eccentric Entrepreneur Who Put Bhutan on the Map With Talking Postage StampsIn 1972, Bhutan released a set of stamps that could be used to mail a letter—or be played on a turntable.
Powerful Winds in Northern Ireland Uprooted One of the Trees Made Famous by Game of ThronesThe trees are reaching the end of their life span and could be gone in just 10 years.
Locana, Italy Is Paying Families $10,000 to Move ThereNew residents can work remotely, or take over one of the closed businesses in town.
Goodbye, Bedrock City: Arizona's Flintstones Theme Park Has Closed After Nearly 50 YearsFred and Wilma have been evicted.
A Rogue Otter Mascot Named Chiitan Is Terrorizing Tourists and Wreaking Havoc in JapanChiitan has over 900,000 Twitter followers, but not everyone's a fan.
8 Secrets of Air Traffic ControllersThere's a lot that goes into being an air traffic controller, and being overworked is, unfortunately, a common part of the job.
The 10 Most Instagrammed Real-Life Game of Thrones LocationsMost are in Croatia, Northern Ireland, Spain, or Iceland.
Australian Island Wants Visitors to Stop Taking Wombat SelfiesThe adorable marsupials are best appreciated from afar.
The Massive Elvis Festival That Rocks One Tiny Australian Town Every JanuaryOver 27,000 Elvis fans attended in 2019—more than doubling the town's population.
5 Apps to Help You Beat Airport Security Check LinesEven if long lines are inevitable, you can at least come prepared.
9 Regional Pizza Toppings Worth a TryTruffles, mashed potatoes, and kangaroo: Check out how different parts of the world are divided by pie.
Google Assistant's New 'Interpreter' Mode Can Translate 27 Languages in Real TimeIncluding French, Spanish, Arabic, and Chinese.
Why Do So Many Airports Have Chapels?They weren't created for nervous fliers. They weren't really created for fliers at all.
Understanding Matpakke—Norway's National Packed-Lunch ObsessionHow a bland sandwich became a Norwegian delicacy.
India Is Now Home to the World's Largest StatueThe recently-completed landmark is nearly five times taller than Brazil's famed Christ the Redeemer, and twice as high as the Statue of Liberty.
Meet the Exclusive Travel Club for People Who Have Been to 100 or More CountriesIt has about 1500 members.
Why the TSA Prefers Dogs With Floppy Ears Rather Than Pointy OnesIt's not because they're harder workers.
How to Make Money by Getting Bumped From Your FlightYou could score thousands of dollars by volunteering to take a later flight.
10 Strange Items the TSA Found in People's Luggage in 2018Each year, the TSA screens approximately 700 million travelers. There are bound to be some surprises.
10 Behind-the-Scenes Photos of North KoreaOliver Wainwright's Inside North Korea provides a visual tour of the isolated nation.