


(Records) A crowd of 51 bus enthusiasts broke a world record for the number of people crammed into a VW Campervan.

Source: dailymail.co.uk
This is the moment 51 bus enthusiasts brought a new meaning to the term people carrier as they set a new world record for the number of people crammed into a classic VW Campervan.
People of all ages packed into the 1974 vehicle during the Busfest van festival in Malvern, Worcestershire, yesterday.
The attempt, recognised as a Guinness World Record, also helped raise money for Make-A-Wish Foundation, a charity that grants wishes to children and young people fighting life-threatening conditions such as cancer.
James Lewis, from BBC’s Flog It and Bargain Hunt, was there to witness the record-breaking attempt organised by Comfort Insurance.
He said: 'I’ve been involved in quite a few world records in my time but this has been one of the most exciting yet, especially as it has never been done before and for such a worthy cause.'
One of those who took part, Calvin, added: 'I didn’t think we’d do it at first. People’s hands and arms were squashed in my face. When it came to the last person, everyone joined in to pull him in. What a great atmosphere!'
Busfest saw around 25,000 campervan enthusiasts and 5,000 vehicles visit the festival over the weekend.
Source: dailymail.co.uk
VIETNAM BOOK OF RECORDS - VIETKINGS

(Records) In the evening of August 29th 2015, Vietnam Book of Records organized the 30rd Meeting of Record Holders in Ho Chi Minh city with the jubilant and solemn atmosphere, and in the meeting, the Vietnam Book of Records also confirm for the 5 new world records.
(Records.vn) – In the evening of August 29th 2015, Vietnam Book of Records organized the 30rd Meeting of Record Holders in Ho Chi Minh city with the jubilant and solemn atmosphere.
(Records.vn) The 30th Meeting of the Record Holders officially announced 28 Vietnamese Records, within them, 11 owned by the units and organizations and the rest 17 owned by individuals. These are the records set in many sectors such as collection, the book projects, intellectual property, portrait…etc
(Records.vn) A gardener has completed an attempt to break the world record for the fastest shed.
(Records) A young whip cracker from a Northern Territory country town has claimed a world record title after completing 530 cracks in one minute.
(Records) Germany set a new record in renewable energy, with over three-quarters of the country’s consumption coming from green energy.
(Records) Twelve towers, 10,000 rooms and 70 restaurants, plus helipads and a full-size convention center: That's the plan for Abraj Kudai, a complex in Mecca, Saudi Arabia, that's set to become the world's largest hotel by room count when it opens in 2017.
(Records) With the snowy mountains and beautiful forests of British Columbia in the background, Spencer Seabrooke certainly chose an impressive location for his record breaking challenge.
(Records) Some of Italy’s most talented chefs have toiled four hours to create the world’s longest pizza – measuring nearly a mile long.
(Records) Attention all roller coaster enthusiasts: ZDT’s Amusement Park’s newest ride should thrill adrenaline junkies as it’s on schedule to set a new world record for the steepest wooden coaster with an incline at 87 degrees.
(Records) A German news agency has apologized to Vietnam’s defense minister for mistakenly reporting on his death earlier this month.
(Records)Chinese beekeeper Gao Bingguo has not, contrary to a report on ABC's Good Morning America, set a Guinness World Record for 'heaviest bee mantle,' despite having reportedly covered himself earlier this week in an estimated 240-pound suit of 1.1 million bees, a Guinness World Records representative tells Newsweek.
(Records) The “Cave Festival 2015” will be held in the central province of Quang Binh from July 15-21. The opening ceremony is set to kick-off at Bao Ninh Sea Square on July 17.
(Records) When was the last time you baked a cake for someone, gave up your seat on the bus, or helped repair a neighbour's fence? On 25th June, more than 400 children from across eight schools in Bristol aimed to create a new world record for the most number of kind acts in a day.
(Records) When it comes to new ultra-tall buildings, the sky is the limit.


