WerTravel News Statue of Liberty and Grand Canyon to reopen

Statue of Liberty and Grand Canyon to reopen (Photo: Bebeto Matthews, AP) Story Highlights Five national parks in Utah are due to reopen Saturday Colorado is footing the bill to reopen Rocky Mountain National Park States hope to be reimbursed by the federal government New York and Arizona announced Friday night they are dipping into their state coffers to pay to reopen the iconic Statue of Liberty and Grand Canyon,...

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Animal migrations when and where

Awe-inspiring animal migrations that send people flocking Millions of red crabs living on Australia's Christmas Island make their way to the sea to mate and, eventually, lay their eggs. Animals migrate to breed, feed, mate, and various other essentials to survival. Sometimes, migrations attract predators, as with the sardine run in South Africa. Some communities, like in Pacific Grove, California, impose fines...

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Five free things to do in Munich

Five free things to do in Munich We list five fun free (or very cheap) things to do in the city of Munich, Germany. Stroll around the English Garden This beautiful, city centre park is a great place to escape the hustle and bustle and go for a stroll. There are big grassy expanses of parkland (sometimes popular with sunbathing nudists), a picturesque river and weir, formal flower gardens, trees that...

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10 weirdest things forgotten in hotels

10 weirdest things forgotten in hotels Who has not ever left something in a hotel? Everybody! Even if you look back you will always forget something like a mobile charger, toothbrush, pajamas, etc… Well, you will not believe what a hotel chain, Travelodge, says that human beings can leave carelessly in a hotel room, mindful that the list is not wasted. An...

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Cyprus the Island of Aphrodite

Cyprus the Island of Aphrodite Cyprus is an island state located in the eastern part of the Mediterranean Sea, a distance approximately equal to Europe, Asia and Africa. Nicosia is the capital and the population is about 800,000 people, most workers in tourism. Part of the European Union since 2004 and is administratively divided into 6 districts. The climate is Mediterranean, with hot summers and cold winters. Local currency...

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