How countries around the world celebrate the Valentine's Day, whether or not it's on February 14.
If there's one holiday that's become a worldwide hit, it's Valentine's Day. What can we say, love is a universal theme, but not everyone chooses to celebrate it with roses and boxes of chocolate. After doing a little research, we found plenty of traditions that we wish we could import into our own Valentine's Day practices. See, love—not Hallmark—really does make the world go 'round!
Unexpected honeymoon destinations for a slow economy. Iceland, anyone?
TIME magazine recently included Canada, Iceland and South Korea on a list of the best places to travel in a recession, thanks to a stronger dollar. Heading to Canada would cut down on airline costs, and all three locations offer beautiful landscapes and memorable characeristics that a beach honeymoon in the Caribbean wouldn't. Plus, there's less risk of hurricanes.
South Korean archers Park Kyung-mo & Park Sung-hyun won Gold and each other.
Has anyone ever said that shooting is the world's greatest aphrodisiac? No? Well it must stir something somewhere. The South Korean archery team is the class of the field. And their 2 best shooters are engaged. Is the government planning a super archer?
A dude in South Korea attempted to retroactively make a relationship Dutch.
A man in South Korea was not happy that he was broken up with. Not happy at all. He was so unhappy that he demanded his money back. When the girl didn't pay up, he took her to court and won. A later court reversed the decision. Proving that you can't go Dutch retroactively.
