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George Georgiou travelled across London on buses, photographing the fleeting scenes he spotted on the streets outside the windows.

Every year on St Sebastian's day, in Piornal, villagers throw turnips at a man dressed up as a creature known as Jarramplas.

The archaeological site of Göbekli Tepe, which dates back to 10000BC, may soon be restored to boost tourism.

The lifting of sanctions on Iran as a result of its nuclear deal with world powers could result in a huge tourism boom.

In collaboration with the London Transport Museum, TFL has opened up south London's subterranean shelters.

Making horses jump through flames and getting pets blessed in church to celebrate St Anthony.

The two had come in for criticism over the death of two children while on a holiday.

British Airways will face pressure as 10% of its parent IAG is owned by Qatar Airways.

Egypt has unveiled a first of its kind museum to try and attract new tourists.

For four nights, the capital's dark streets are being lit up for Lumiere London, a festival of lights.

Hindus celebrate several festivals in mid-January, such as Lohri, Makar Sankranti and Pongal.

Thousands of refugees and migrants are living in squalid conditions in a muddy camp in Dunkirk, where snow is forecast.

Mainland China's first such park is being built for £3.8bn via joint venture with a local government-owned company.

The first new branch of UK's budget hotel chain will be opened at Weston-super-Mare in the spring.

Union will stage the walkouts across January and February over a pay and conditions dispute.

Thousands of people in 60 cities around the world strip down to their underwear for the annual No Pants Subway Ride.

Khan says, unlike Boris Johnson, he will talk with the unions if elected.

British aviator crossed 23 countries and made 50 refuelling stops during three-month journey.

Sunshine Saturday, on 9 January, is the busiest day of the year for holiday bookings.

Getty images photographer Chris McGrath captures the colours of Istanbul's Grand Bazaar.

Former Swiss Army strongholds have been transformed into data centres, hotels and mushroom farms.

The two-mile test track is expected to be completed by the end of 2016.

The Haxey Hood and the Leominster Morris Wassail date back hundreds of years.

Regulated trophy hunting is allowed in the country to manage the wild animal population.

Ten easy ways to get bargain train tickets for rail travel in Britain as the cost of fares rises in the UK.

Workers give the final touches to ice buildings and giant snow sculptures at the Harbin Ice Festival.

The departure runway was closed for seven minutes on Saturday afternoon

The English city came eighth alongside Reykjavick, Amsterdam and Vancouver

Heavy snow has fallen in Istanbul, causing flight cancellations, road chaos and closure of schools – and beautiful photos.