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USA Weightlifting Plans Hawaii Training Site for Tokyo 2020
USA Weightlifting athletes headed to the Tokyo Olympic Summer Games will train before and during the event in Hawaii, the national governing body has announced. The training...
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Small-scale energy projects aim to help northern communities
( Climate scientists used to be baffled by this question: what role does the ocean play in the carbon cycle? A starring role, as it turns out. And as humans disrupt the carbon...
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Velodrome Moves Closer to Reality in Chester County
The sale of 26.3 acres of land in Coatesville, Pennsylvania, has been approved by the local city council toward a future site that will include an indoor velodrome as part of a...
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Into the valleys: an off-road cycle ride through south Wales
From Swansea to Abergavenny via the Brecon Beacons, this trip takes in forests, mountains and a former industrial heartland After a winter lockdown riding the same old roads...
7 days ago - The Guardian
Tour of Utah Cycling Race to Return in 2022
The Larry H. Miller Tour of Utah will return in 2022 after a two-year hiatus after the cycling event entered into a licensing agreement with Medalist Sports , a sports...
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9 highlights of cycling around South America
Long distance cyclist Steve Marks - aka the Malbec Pilgrim - shines a spotlight on the best bits of his 10,000km cycle trip around South America
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10 of Britain's best waterside hotels
From grand lakes to tranquil rivers, lap up the peace and quiet at one of these glorious waterside boltholes On the aptly named Loch Awe, Ardanaiseig has an opulent, baronial...
13 days ago - The Guardian
Cycling to the church where Tom Sharpe, his Nazi dad, and NHS architect Lord Beveridge were buried
Carlton Reid cycled to St Aidan's church on the Northumbrian moors and uncovered a bizarre tale involving William Beveridge, comic novelist Tom Sharpe and his fascist father.
13 days ago - Mail Online
Products to Keep Your Travels Eco-Friendly
Keep the planet healthy and sustainable even after Earth Day. These eco-friendly products can aid in preserving beautiful destinations around the world. Tarpestry Nothing is...
14 days ago - Global Traveler
IOC to Launch First Virtual and Esports Event
The International Olympic Committee has announced its biggest step yet into the world of esports and virtual sports, announcing an Olympic Virtual Series before the start of...
15 days ago - SportsTravel
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The Mail's travel team tackles travellers' green-list questions
Here the Daily Mail's travel team answers readers' questions about Covid testing for green-list countries, when travel will open up to France and Italy, and more.
The Balmoral is the height of luxury. So how did they cope in lockdown?
A new Channel 5 series explores how The Balmoral in Edinburgh coped throughout lockdown in 2020. The 167 room hotel has welcomed stars from Paul McCartney to Elizabeth Taylor.
Why JEREMY CLARKE is dreaming of flying easyJet to France's glamorous Cote...
The Daily Mail's Jeremy Clarke recalls a trip to Nice in the South of France. His favourite things about this part of the world? Weeks without socks, strong coffee and flaky...
Exploring a stretch of the Peak District that played a celebrated part in...
The Daily Mail's Angela Epstein went to visit the Derwent Dams in the Peak District. The three gothic-style dams form the Ladybower, Derwent and Howden Reservoirs.
7 pretty towns on the UK's south coast
With quaint tearooms, beach huts as colourful as India's Holi festival and new art sculptures courtesy of England's Creative Coast, south England's seaside towns have never...
Now open: From the Bahamas to the Leaning Tower of Pisa and more
The European Union and UK work out plans for summer vacations, Broadway theatre tickets go on sale for the fall, and Germany cancels Oktoberfest for the second time. Here's...
The truth about cruise ships in Venice
Banned from the lagoon one minute, back the next. Destroying the city or providing jobs? Cruise ships in Venice are a huge point of controversy in the city - here's why.
Italy's most famous gallery just made a striking change
The Uffizi Gallery in Florence's latest renovation has introduced works of art by women and people of color, putting works on permanent display for the first time.
Covid-19 Still Complicated in Southeast Asia
Update May 5 th According to the website worldometers.info, as of 23:59 p.m. on May 5, the countries of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations recorded 176,735 more cases...
A new level of luxury at One&Only Mandarina on the Riviera Nayarit
The new resort's 104 treehouse-style villas deliver stunning cliffside views of the Pacific coast along with plenty of privacy.