Davao Light optimistic about smooth transition in Davao del Norte

Bright smiles, vibrant colors at SM City Davao’s Colorscapes

Step into a world bursting with colors, creativity, and fun vibes as your most-loved SM City Davao brings Floatopia Presents: Colorscapes. Gala to the max with the squad and discover

In Pictures: Mexico celebrates historic World Cup victory

Fireworks light up Mexico’s cities as fans toast historic knockout-round win and dream of a deeper run ahead.

Benidorm’s old town is transforming into a massive street festival this July

On Friday, July 24 and Saturday, July 25, the historic heart of Benidorm will transform into a hub of vibrant []

San Antonio Braces for Saharan Dust and Hazy Skies

San Antonio will experience sunny skies and temperatures in the mid 90s, with highs reaching 93 degrees. Hazy conditions are expected by Sunday evening due to the arrival of Saharan Dust, peaking Monday afternoon and clearing by Tuesday. Rain chances may return later in the week as high pressure moves east. Residents are advised to use sunscreen when outdoors.

From contemporary art to historic surveys, summer in San Antonio is full of visual treats

If you’re looking for ways to stay out of the heat this summer, San Antonio’s art museums and galleries may be just the fix — and one that gives you a new understanding of the world in the process. Major cultural institutions across the Alamo City are rolling out some of their most ambitious programming in [] The post From contemporary art to historic surveys, summer in San Antonio is full of visual treats appeared first on San Antonio Current.

Texas Pacific Land: The Stock Price Is Moving Ahead

Texas Pacific Land: The Stock Price Is Moving Ahead

Travel consultant Christina Seredzinsky finds magic in Mexico City

Intoxicating energy, irresistible food, architectural wonder and plenty of mezcalitas — it’s easy to fall in love with the Mexican capital, says the travel expert

In Vancouver, a protest not just for Marcos, but for Castro, too

The person — who the Palace official clocked as Filipino — was warm in their approach, at first

EXPLAINER: What is behind Spain’s big San Juan celebrations as traditional beach bonfires are banned in some areas

SPAIN’S San Juan festival has its roots in a pagan celebration that takes place every year to mark the start of summer. Fire and water, purification and rejuvenation, turning away

Phreatomagmatic eruption at the Philippines Taal volcano creates Tsunami waves

A phreatomagmatic eruption, where rising magma interacts violently with water, at the main crater of the Philippines' Taal Volcano sent ash and steam plumes up to 1,200 metres into the air on June 30, according to the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology. The eruption, that lasted about four and a half minutes, came hours after a similar event the same day. Alert Level 1 remains in effect as authorities continue to monitor the volcano.

San Juan celebrations planned for beaches in Orihuela Costa and Torrevieja

Bonfires, midnight sea rituals and a possible fireworks display will mark the traditional Night of San Juan celebrations across Orihuela Costa and Torrevieja on Tuesday, June 23. Hundreds of residents and visitors are expected to gather along the southern Costa Blanca coastline for one of the area’s most popular midsummer traditions, widely regarded as the [] The post San Juan celebrations planned for beaches in Orihuela Costa and Torrevieja appeared first on The Leader - The No. 1 Spanish Newspaper - Spain News, Sport, Spanish Property for Sale, Business Directory, Classifieds, and Advertising.

The Spanish holiday spot that's 'just like Mykonos' just 15 minutes from Benidorm

A short trip from Benidorm will take you to a picturesque Costa Blanca town that's often compared to Mykonos - and it's a must-see day trip destination for anyone visiting the area

Midsummer Bonfire Custom of “Klidonas” Revived in Argolis, Greece

The coastal town of Nea Kios in Argolis burst into color and flame on Tuesday evening, June 23, 2026, as residents gathered to revive the centuries-old midsummer bonfire custom of Agios Ioannis Klidonas. The annual event, celebrated on the eve of the Nativity of Saint John the Baptist, drew large crowds of locals and visitors []

The troubling new trend that's making California's forest fires more dangerous

SAN JOSE, Calif. — With July Fourth weekend, California and other Western states are heading into the beginning of peak fire season — when rain is scarce and temperatures are high. But an ominous new trend is reshaping forest fire behavior. ...

Regional revival via mega projects

Regional revival via mega projects

My suburb becomes unrecognisable when the SUV procession rolls in

From winter calm to summer crowds, my coastal home undergoes a wild, seasonal transformation I’ve grown to love.

Monsoon turns fierce: Four-day rain blitz targets West, Central India

The Bay ‘low’ may intensify into a more marked system in next two days after moving fully over the sea, where warmer waters will fuel its strength

MND Tutor | Celebración del Mundial

A historic World Cup night turned Mexico City’s downtown into a sea of flags, music, fireworks and car caravans, as about one million fans celebrated Mexico’s 2–0 victory over Ecuador. The post MND Tutor | Celebración del Mundial appeared first on Mexico News Daily

Visiting El Salvador During the August Holiday Week

Anyone planning to visit El Salvador in early August should be ready for one of the busiest holiday periods, when San Salvador’s patron saint celebrations spill into beaches, mountain towns, volcano routes and popular tourist areas across the country. The holiday period, known as Vacaciones Agostinas or Fiestas Agostinas, runs from August 1 to August [] The post Visiting El Salvador During the August Holiday Week appeared first on The Tico Times | Costa Rica News | Travel | Real Estate.

🥳 Morocco fans take over the Macroplaza and spark wild scenes

The color, passion, and international folklore of the World Cup have completely taken over Nuevo León, Mexico. Hundreds of fans flooded the city to put together a real celebration ahead of the clash ...

A Fujian Provincial Intangible Cultural Heritage

A Fujian Provincial Intangible Cultural Heritage, where drums lead and movement follows. Thunderous rhythms and dynamic steps bring Minnan folk spirit to life with energy and passion. #HeritageandInheritors

Mission San Juan Capistrano is also turning 250. It has lessons for America

On a cloudy weekday morning last month, I visited San Juan Capistrano hoping to see the future of this country in a place gladly stuck in its past. The city of about 35,000 has always considered itself an island of Old California, even as clogged roads and McMansions blemished the once-pristine hills. Physically and spiritually, []

Fireworks for the Regime: What July 4th Actually Celebrates

Fireworks for the Regime: What July 4th Actually Celebrates

Taal Volcano erupts, sending ash plumes 4,000 feet into the sky

Dark ash and steam burst from the Philippine volcano on Tuesday, with three explosive pulses creating plumes for four and a half minutes.