From Kossar's to Gertie's to Shalom Japan, these traditional, modern and fusion eateries are pioneering a new era of Jewish food in the US.

Their outlandish zoot suits, tattoos and slang were a rebellion against mainstream US society that had marginalised them.

Across Greece, locals are taking matters into their own hands by throwing their towels down to reclaim their beaches and access to nature – without the hefty price tag.

It attracted Winston Churchill, inspired James Bond and is set to rename its airport after the late Queen Elizabeth II. But this decidedly British resort isn't actually British.

Emphasising self-defence rather than victory, Japan's youngest martial art brings both new and veteran practitioners from across the globe to Tanabe, the town where it was born.

The Dutch capital is only home to about 800,000 people but draws up to 20 million tourists a year. Now, new policies are encouraging sustainable tourism to everyone.

From Sophie's and Jimmy's Corner to Sunny's and Sharlene's, you'll soon be on a first-name basis at these beloved NYC institutions.

From vandalising ancient sites to disrespecting local culture, we're increasingly aware of travellers misbehaving – and this could ultimately be a good thing.