Teachers with little money created a different way to go on holiday. Now, Generation Z and millennials are choosing it.
Some teachers had little money. They created a different way to go on holiday: home swapping. People exchange homes for a holiday instead of staying in a hotel. They stay in another person's home.
Now, people from Generation Z and the millennial generation are choosing home swaps over hotels. New clubs are opening for this way of travelling. The idea started with teachers with little money, but it is now part of a fashionable holiday trend.
Sydney’s new airport welcomed its first flight from another country. It stays open all day and all night.
Planes sometimes fly in circles while they wait to land. A UN agency wants countries to work together to reduce these waits.
Emirates may fly to Denver, Detroit and Philadelphia. New planes could help it serve more cities from Dubai.
Visitors have 15 minutes to buy tickets online. Their name on the ticket must match their ID.
Turkey has 29 towns in a group that celebrates local life. Visitors can explore farms, old buildings and quiet lakes.
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