The couple was caught with 40 kilograms of sand, which they reportedly tried to pass off as a “souvenir”. Nice try, guys.

In tragic news, at least seven people have been killed and 19 are missing after a tourist boat capsized on the Danube River in Budapest.

At least 12 tourists have been injured in a bus explosion near the Giza pyramids in Egypt.

Travel Weekly understands a number of top surfers including Kelly Slater, Steph Gilmore and Mick Fanning have reportedly booked flights to Iceland after seeing this.

Planning a holiday? Look no further than these lesser-known, less crowded destinations. And if you’re not planning a holiday, you can just enjoy looking at the pictures.

The death toll of the quake has risen to 98 as rescue efforts continue. Meanwhile, hundreds of tourists have been left without power or water on the Gili Islands.

Apparently less than one in ten Aussies are ill-tempered grumps overseas, but we would say that attitude only starts at the border.

Europe is about to get as jampacked as the self-checkout line at our local Woolworths. Although, there probably won’t be as many brown onions.

Garbage season in Bali is starting to prove a real stinker for holidaymakers. Although, we doubt that’ll really stop any singlet-wearing Aussies.

A helicopter crash in the Grand Canyon has left three people dead and four injured.

Another week, another angry plea from Venetians to have tourists blocked from the city. It’s really not our fault Venice is so magnificent.

A group of young tourists could be thrown in jail for simulating “pornography” during a pub crawl. Surprisingly, no Aussies have been detained.