Here are a few overrated attractions in New Zealand that you may want to skip on your itinerary. The Sky Tower in Auckland is ...

The next event of the FIFA Club World Cup™ Trophy Tour takes place at Mount Roskill Intermediate where a Whakatau will take ...

The most noticeable structure in Auckland's skyline is the 1076-foo-tall Sky Tower. At the top, visitors can take in 360-degree views of the city, eat at the cafe, dine at one of two restaurants ...

People around the world revelled in all things Irish on 17th March – the annual global celebration of Irish culture, arts and ...

The latest FIFA Club World Cup™ Trophy Tour stop at the tournament’s only amateur club highlighted deep cultural connections between football, community and indigenous heritage.

A number of well-known landmarks from around the world have been turned green today to mark St Patrick’s Day. Tourism Ireland ...

With St Patrick’s Day just around the corner, Tourism Ireland has illuminated The Kelpies in green in honour of Ireland’s ...

Celebrations kicking off in London and around the world - Patron saint celebrations to be felt around the world ...

People are getting ready to go green this weekend as Northern Ireland celebrates St Patrick’s Day. From colourful floats to ...

Courageous kid Aron Birbal made a wish to be a chef for the day and after his battle with cancer, the Cassia restaurant made it happen ...

This dormant volcano, which is completely covered with grass, offers 360-degree views of Auckland, with recent visitors deeming the views better than what you see from the top of the Sky Tower.

The Sky Tower, one of Auckland’s most recognisable landmarks, provided a stunning backdrop for the event, symbolising the heights Auckland City FC aims to reach on the world stage and served as a ...