These legacy yachts, which hosted icons like Frank Sinatra, are available for charter in the Mediterranean. Here's where you ...

Holland America Line has just announced an epic 45-day voyage that lets you explore the Mediterranean and beyond. The post This new 45-day transatlantic cruise takes you to 20+ stunning destinations ...

The UK’s most welcoming city has been crowned, confirming that people up north are in fact friendlier. Booking.com has ...

Volcanic eruptions were cataclysmic in centuries past, from the 43 B.C. eruption of a volcano in Alaska that caused failed ...

China's independent development and construction of the Type 076 amphibious assault ship is a normal arrangement consistent with China's national security needs and the overall development of the ...

The Hindu Religious and Charitable Endowments (HR&CE) Department has stopped the construction of a room for the chairman of the board of trustees of the ancient Chola-era Sri Lakshminarasimha ...

When hundreds of eerily perfect circles were discovered on the bottom of the Mediterranean Sea, theories abounded about what ...

Tracing temple-studded coastlines and rivers that gave birth to epoch-shaping civilizations, these sailings reveal how the waves have shaped our world.

the ship was buried just six feet below the surface of the Mediterranean, about 200 feet from Playa de la Isla beach. Sand had covered it, preserving the wreck for centuries. Recent changes along the ...

Regions that used to enjoy a gentler Mediterranean climate ... must find ways to adapt to the new climate normal – building community resilience to the devastating disasters which are ...

Underwater archaeologists dug under 20 feet of sand and rock off the coast of Sicily and found a 2,500-year-old shipwreck. Researchers date the find to either the fifth or sixth century B.C. Six ...

But using ice cores and other ancient data points allows scientists to peer much deeper into the past, and establish that the climate today is likely warmer than it has been in 120,000 years.