‘£100 a ticket and toilets like a First World War latrine’ – Why are racegoers abandoning Cheltenham Festival?
Overcrowding, expensive beer, and the exorbitant cost of attending the race are all putting off festival regulars this year ...
'After 150,000 guests it's time to say goodbye'
After hosting about 150,000 visitors he said he and his partner Dorothy are now preparing to bid farewell to the business and ...
Historic hotel in downtown Tucson mysteriously shuts its doors
A beloved hotel in Tucson closed its doors recently and the search for why and if it will open again remains a mystery.
What we know about the US college student missing in Dominican Republic
A 20-year-old college student has gone missing while on vacation in the Dominican Republic, sparking a search that spans land ...
Missed Connections board at NYC hotel window with old-school ‘Craigslist vibes’ gives lonely hearts some hope
New Yorkers fed up with dating apps and social media now have a place in the real world to find their missed love connections ...
Plan to raise hotel room tax for climate change among surviving bills
STAR-ADVERTISER FILE Hawaii’s tourism industry continues to push back against increasing fees and taxes for tourists, arguing ...
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Hollywood Premiere Motel could soon become an LA historic monument
An East Hollywood roadside motel, known mostly for its cheap room rates and Googie-style sign, could become one of Los Angeles's next historic monuments.The Hollywood Premiere Motel, which has sat at ...
Hidden gems for a getaway in Providence, Rhode Island
The Steel Yard is a nonprofit community arts center that focuses on making the industrial fire arts accessible to all. The ...
This Midcentury Hollywood motel may soon become a historic monument — a first in L.A.
With its Googie style sign, the Hollywood Premiere Motel is a 1960s throwback to the early decades of American car culture.
Where were the ghost and lost towns of Palm Beach County and why did they die?
Dozens of tiny towns, settlements really, that once dotted Palm Beach County have disappeared through the years, buried under floods, shattered by hurricanes or made obsolete by the changing economics ...