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· Carl Samson

TripAdvisor Stops Selling Tickets That Involve Cruel Elephant Riding and Wild Animal Touching

TripAdvisor and its booking service Viator have halted the sale tickets that involve physical contact with wild animals and endangered species — most notably cruel elephant rides. The travel website announced the ban last week, affecting many establishments that rely on wild and…

· Editorial Staff

Here’s How Many Days In Advance You Should Book Tickets To Get the Cheapest Flights

For anyone looking to book a flight for their next big adventure, the special number to buy a domestic plane ticket is 54 days in advance. According to CheapAir.com, 54 days prior to a trip is the ideal date to purchase a flight in 2015. The company discovered that eight weeks…

· Editorial Staff

Scalpers in China Sell Tickets to Be Treated at the Hospital for Hundreds of Dollars

If you thought scalpers selling overpriced tickets to concerts and sports games in the United States were bad, China’s hospital scalper situation should downright horrify you. Since most big hospitals in the country require patients to purchase registration tickets to be seen…

· Editorial Staff

China is Now Using the World’s Most Hated Verification System to Buy Train Tickets

If you thought websites making you type in indecipherable phrases through their CAPTCHA tests was frustrating, you’re lucky you’re not a China Railway ticket buyer. The national railway operator of the People’s Republic of China is employing a new verification system for booking…

· Laura Dang

An App That Helps Fight Parking Tickets Just Got Banned in Three Major U.S. Cities

Nearly 100,000 people plagued by parking tickets are being left to fend for themselves after an app withdrew its services from three major cities three weeks ago. The mobile app Fixed helps individuals penalized by parking violations through the steps of disputing their tickets.…

· Laura Dang

JetBlue Will Give You Free Flight Tickets if You Steal Their Ad Poster

JetBlue airlines just came up with the coolest way to give away free flights, baseball tickets, and more. As shown in their promo video above, all people have to do is literally steal their advertisement poster from a bus stop

· Laura Dang

British 18-Year-Old Creates an Ingenious App for Everyone Who Hates Parking Tickets

Good news for drivers in the UK: an 18-year-old student who just earned acceptance to Stanford University this month has created a website for those prone to receiving parking tickets. According to Mashable, Joshua Browder came up with the idea for Donotpay.co.uk after…

· Sebastian Dillon

Thirsty Ravers Offered Sex For EDC Tickets on Craigslist

EDC may have ended last weekend, but memories of the wild weekend should still be pretty fresh for some, at least according to these Craigslist posts. Some individuals who weren’t able to snag a wristband before the event found other ways to get in, like one young woman (below)…

· Editorial Staff

Manny Pacquiao Drops Over $3 Million on Fight Tickets For His 900-Person Entourage

If you thought Manny Pacquiao spending $4,200 on a casual sushi lunch for his friends and family was crazy … Pacquiao spent over $3 million on tickets to make sure all 900 people in his “entourage” would be able to attend his upcoming fight, according to Yahoo! Sports.

· Augustine Reyes Chan

Manny Pacquiao Snagged a $12.5 Million Mansion By Offering Tickets to the Mayweather Fight

While Manny Pacquiao is getting ready for his superfight against Floyd Mayweather Jr. on May 3, he still found the time to buy a house in probably the most competitive and expensive real estate market in the country. Pacquiao purchased an opulent 10,000 square-foot pad for his…

· Alan Van

This 8-Year-Old Boy Skips Breakfast Everyday to Buy Lottery Tickets So That His Sick Father May Live

“Happiness is a state of mind” may be a cliche, but damned if it isn’t true. Our happiness is strongly tied to our thankfulness, and no matter what you’re going through, after reading this story, you will find something to have gratitude for.

· Editorial Staff

The Heartbreaking Reason Why Elderly Asian-Americans Ride the Bus to the Casino Every Day

Several Asian American seniors in New York reportedly ride the casino buses to Pennsylvania daily, not to gamble, but simply to make ends meet, an investigative news report found. Buses ferrying people to the Sands Casino in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania are carrying a number of…

· Ryan General

Japan’s Train Stations Are Now Using Sex Voice Actresses to Do Their Announcements

Some train stations in Japan have a special surprise for a certain population of commuters who also have a keen sense of hearing: the soothing voice of their favorite adult personalities. With Japan’s specially developed voice acting industry, some popular voice actors have been…

· Ryan General

Airline CEO Says His Company Can Offer Free Flights in 10 Years

An airline CEO sees a future where people may no longer need to pay anything for commercial flight tickets. The statement came from Ryanair CEO Michael O’Leary, who said at a press conference in London on Tuesday, that his airline may soon offer free flights to its customers…

· Ryan General

Japanese Restaurant Finds the Most Relaxing Way to Serve Food to Customers

An eatery in Japan is gaining popularity for its unique way of distributing dishes to its customers by sending them floating on mini wooden boats. In place of the revolving Kaitenzushi conveyor belt commonly found in sushi restaurants, meals in the restaurant called “Donguri”,…

· King Malleta

Coldplay is Still Insanely Popular in Asia For Some Reason

It turns out that Asian music fans still go crazy for Coldplay, the British band considered by many in other parts of the world to be replacing Nickelback as the most hated band ever. But in Asia, 12,000 tickets for Coldplay’s “A Head Full Of Dreams” concert, which is set to…

· King Malleta

Sisters Spend $2,200 Just to Meet Their Favorite Korean Idol, Regret It Soon After

Two sisters based in the Philippines were so determined to meet their favorite Korean idol Lee Jong Suk that they shelled out $2,200 for a chance to meet him in Singapore. Twin sisters Vina and Rona Bautista were both eager to see their idol Lee Jong Suk and willing to spend…

· Editorial Staff

Chinese Firm Allegedly Bribes American College Admissions to Accept Their Students

Rumors about a major Chinese education company indicate that money can certainly buy things like influence and a higher likelihood of being accepted at top U.S. universities. Former employees of the Shanghai-based Dipont Education Management Group have stepped forward with…

· Editorial Staff

Ignorant Tourists Are Complaining That Thai King’s Death Ruined Their Vacation

Last week, Thailand’s King Bhumibol Adulyadej passed away at the age of 88. Since then, the whole country has been in mourning. To pay respects to the late King, nightlife in Thailand has been banned for one month and alcohol sales have been restricted. Businesses in Bangkok’s…

· Carl Samson

13-Year-Old Tourist Beaten in Japan for Speaking Korean

A 13-year-old boy got beaten in Japan just because he conversed in Korean. The boy, identified by the name Shin, was talking with his mother and sister when a Japanese man, reportedly in his 20’s, approached him and kicked him in the stomach.

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