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An interactive museum dedicated to the Shroud of Turin, which some Christians claim was Jesus’ burial cloth, opens its doors to the public this week at the Christ Cathedral campus in Southern California. “The Shroud of Turin: An Immersive Experience”, a US$5 million exhibition in Garden Grove featuring 360-degree projection rooms, Shroud of Turin replicas, interactive kiosks, an...
From major pop stars to classical music icons, the Greater Bay Area (GBA) will play host to some exciting musical acts in December, including a beloved Hong Kong singer, who will perform a New Year’s Eve show. Read on to see what is coming up in Shenzhen and Guangzhou. 1. Concerto di Placido Domingo: Guangzhou Legendary opera singer Placido Domingo is returning to the GBA after...
When I visited Scotland’s Isle of Arran in September, the 167-square-mile (432 sq km) island – with a population just shy of 5,000 – was filled with warmth and a generosity of spirit that was entirely authentic. Recently anointed a Unesco Geopark and nicknamed “Scotland in Miniature”, Arran is an island on the west coast of Scotland anchored in the sheltered waters of the Firth ...
To the sea or to the mountains? Year after year, this pressing question divides couples and families planning their holidays. But in northwestern Italy, you can find both within a short distance. Liguria and Piedmont offer sea and mountains within a very small area. Visiting is also worthwhile from a culinary point of view, with local delicacies between the Ligurian capital Geno...
Chinese airlines have recorded about 491,000 cancellations of tickets to Japan since Saturday – roughly 32 per cent of their total bookings to the typically popular destination – after Beijing advised citizens to avoid travelling there amid a diplomatic spat, according to a veteran aviation analyst. The percentage of flights affected skyrocketed to 82.14 per cent on Sunday and 7...
