Helicopter crash in Rio de Janeiro kills pilot and three tourists
A helicopter crash in Rio de Janeiro's Tijuca National Park on Saturday killed the pilot and three Colombian tourists, according to Brazilian fire officials and local media reports.
A helicopter crash in Rio de Janeiro's Tijuca National Park on Saturday killed the pilot and three Colombian tourists, according to Brazilian fire officials and local media reports.

At least four people, including a pilot and three Colombian women from the same family, died in a helicopter crash in Rio de Janeiro's Tijuca National Park during a sightseeing flight.

UnionPay International to connect Chinese payment apps with Brazil's Pix, enabling Chinese tourists to pay via code scanning, amid US trade case over Pix's market impact.

Sanya, China, has planted over 68,000 coral polyps in 10 years, restoring the underwater ecosystem near Wuzhizhou Island, increasing coral coverage from 15% to 37% and doubling fish resources.
The UK's Marine Management Organisation warns divers, swimmers, and film crews that a specialist wildlife licence is required to interact with protected seahorses, with enforcement action possible for violations, amid a rise in disturbing incidents in British waters.

Six months after a New Year's Day fire killed 41 and injured 115, the Swiss resort of Crans-Montana is rebuilding. The community focuses on tourism recovery, preparing for summer activities and future ski championships, adapting to climate change, and implementing new fire safety rules.

A small tourist plane carrying 11 foreign tourists and two crew members crashed near Peru's Nazca Lines archaeological site, killing all 13 on board. The Cessna Caravan C-208, operated by Aerodiana, reported an emergency before losing contact and catching fire. The cause is under investigation.

A plane crash near Peru's Nazca Lines killed 13 people, including tourists from Italy, Germany, and Spain, and two Peruvian pilots. The aircraft sent a distress signal an hour after taking off from Pisco Airport, and the cause of the tragedy is currently under investigation.

Thirteen people, including 11 passengers and two crew members, died when a small Aerodiana plane crashed in Peru on Saturday. The plane was carrying mostly foreign tourists to view the Nazca Lines, with victims including Italian, Spanish, and German citizens. Peruvian authorities are investigating the incident.
A plane carrying 11 European tourists from Germany, Italy, and Spain, along with two Peruvian crew members, crashed near Peru's Nazca Lines, killing all 13 on board. The Cessna Caravan C-208 aircraft, operated by Aerodiana, reported an emergency before losing contact. Peruvian authorities are investigating the cause.

A small plane carrying 11 tourists and two crew members crashed near Peru's Nazca Lines, killing all 13 on board. The Aerodiana flight departed from Pisco and lost contact shortly after takeoff. The cause is under investigation, and previous crashes have occurred in the area.

A Cessna Grand Caravan carrying 11 tourists and two pilots crashed near Peru's Nazca Lines, killing all 13 on board. The victims included Italians, Germans, and Spanish nationals. An investigation into the cause is underway.

A Cessna Grand Caravan plane crashed near Peru's Nazca Lines, killing all 13 on board, including 11 foreign tourists (seven Italians, two Germans, two Spanish) and two Peruvian pilots. An investigation has been launched into the cause of the accident.

A small plane carrying mostly tourists to view the Nazca Lines crashed in Peru on Saturday, killing at least 13 people, including 11 passengers and two crew members. The crash site was engulfed in flames, preventing rescues.

A small plane carrying tourists to view Peru's Nazca Lines archaeological site crashed near Pisco, killing all 13 people on board, including 11 passengers and two crew members. Police are investigating the incident.

A small plane carrying tourists to Peru's Nazca Lines crashed shortly after takeoff from Pisco airport, killing all 13 people on board, including 11 passengers and two crew members. The cause of the crash, involving local company Aerodiana, is under investigation.

New York City's historic Flatiron Building, completed in 1902, is transitioning from commercial space to luxury residential apartments, with prices reaching $58.5 million. After a seven-year renovation, the iconic landmark will open this fall, featuring 36 units and amenities, despite its controversial past.

Wildfires in central Greece have led to the sea evacuation of around 500 people, mostly tourists, from Agios Vasileios in Viotia. Firefighters also battle blazes on Crete and other islands, as heatwaves create favorable conditions across southern Europe.

Tourists and residents in south-west France and central Spain have been evacuated as raging wildfires spread in extreme heat and wind. Authorities have deployed military and emergency resources while flights to Bordeaux and Madrid remain unaffected.

Brutal heat and a marine heatwave in southern Europe have triggered intense wildfires in France and Spain, forcing approximately 30,000 people, including thousands of tourists, to evacuate. Authorities in both countries are deploying resources as record-breaking temperatures and land burned exacerbate the crisis.
Two Indian tourists, Mangroliya Manojkumar Kurjibhai and Serasiya Milan Ramnikbhai, were arrested at Singapore's Changi Airport for stealing a $154,000 diamond from Dianochge Diamonds Jewelry. They swapped the 4.95-carat diamond with a counterfeit gem. Mangroliya was sentenced to over two years in jail.

London's top police officer, Sir Mark Rowley, and Mayor Sadiq Khan claim rival states like Iran and Russia, along with competing cities and Maga influencers, are deliberately amplifying online content portraying London as dangerous despite significant crime reductions. This comes amidst a debate over the Met's use of live facial recognition technology.

Over 20,000 people have evacuated due to intense wildfires on France's Atlantic coast, exacerbated by a record-breaking marine heatwave in the Mediterranean and extreme temperatures across southern Europe. Firefighters battle the blaze near Bordeaux as an investigation into its cause begins.

Wildfires in France's Gironde region have led to 12,000 evacuations and destroyed 3,400 hectares. Fires also rage in Spain and Italy, with firefighter deaths reported in Sicily and near Bordeaux. Temperatures are rising, exacerbating the situation across southern Europe.