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British and Swiss police split up a criminal offense ring and recuperate a useful Ming vase in a sting operation - A sting procedure at a London resort recovered a 15th-century Chinese vase valued at 2,5 MUSD

British and Swiss police crack up a criminal offense ring and get better a valuable Ming vase in a sting operation. British police say a sting procedure at a London resort served authorities recover a 15th-century Chinese vase value about 2 million kilos ($2.5 million) and split up the felony ring believed to have stolen the artifact from a Swiss museum

I was charged ‘junk fees’ by a New York City hotel. Here’s what happened next

My hotel bill from a three-night trip to New York City included 21 charges. Nine were for “destination fees.”. There were three daily fees of nearly $35 each — notwithstanding that my third night was supposed to be “free”— plus separate sales and occupancy taxes on each fee. And that was just for one of our rooms — we booked two. All in, the fees were $240.

The UK esports coach and player who accidentally booked a certain kind of hotel when stranded in Amsterdam (interview with JLingz Esports’ coldjyn on his bizarre first LAN experience and the next ALGS Championship)

Stumbling across a darkened street, two figures trudge to the next hotel on the list. Phones? Dead. Hope? Lost. Hotel? Trivago. They’re meant to be heading to Sweden, but the perfect chaos of airlines in Amsterdam has created an unusual first encounter for a UK Apex Legends player and future coach.

Couple disgusted as 5 star Lanzarote hotel was infested with caterpillars - Hotel staff refused the couple to move accommodation after cleaners hoovered up the caterpillar-infested room.

A horrified retired couple on holiday in Spain were forced to stay in a hotel room infested with "skinny caterpillars" as staff "refused" to let them move rooms. Greg Zielinski, 65, and Christine King, from Mansfield, were staying at the H10 Timanfaya Palace in Playa Blanca on a two-week summer holiday costing £1,100 per head.

Haryana, Oyo sign MoU to offer employment in Europe to state’s youths

Indian hotel aggregator Oyo has signed a memorandum of understanding with Shri Vishwakarma Skill University and other organisations to create job opportunities in the European hospitality sector. Under the deal, Vishwakarma will provide training and certificates for young people registered with the Haryana Kaushal Rozgar Nigam Limited, ahead of employment. Oyo will offer apprenticeships in the vacation home business, which will provide experience in international hospitality.