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    Queen Elizabeth tours Chelsea Flower Show

    21 May 2019

    Britain's Queen Elizabeth visited the Chelsea Flower Show on Monday, touring gardens including one designed by the Duchess of Cambridge.

    Gardens of the future spring up at Chelsea flower Show

    21 May 2019

    Gardens of the future are being unveiled at the Chelsea flower Show in London, where green-fingered designers have imagined innovative solutions to help combat climate change.

    Remote Togo village transformed by solar power

    21 May 2019

    Abla Ogodo used to walk 10 kilometres to fetch water for her family. Now that a new well in her own village runs on solar power, she does not have to go anywhere.

    US visits to Cuba almost double despite Trump sanctions

    08 May 2019

    Cuba's relationship with Donald Trump's administration may be worsening, but that didn't stop the island nation from welcoming more than a quarter million US visitors in the first four months of 2019.

    Havana's Chinatown dreaming of a new lease on life

    09 May 2019

    These are some of the last remaining Cuban residents who are 100 percent Chinese. Their descendants have embraced the local culture, and are more Cuban than Chinese.

    Tourism: Switzerland bags Guinness for world’s longest train

    08 Nov 2022

    The train wend its way through 22 tunnels and 48 bridges along the way, including the splendid Landwasser Viaduct, towering 65 metres over the ravine below.

    Peru to limit Machu Picchu access to prevent damage

    13 May 2019

    Peru announced on Friday a two-week restriction to three important areas at Machu Picchu to prevent greater degradation to the iconic Inca citadel.

    Vietnam launches chopper rides in famous bay

    13 May 2019

    A pair of five-seater helicopters to offer passengers aerial views of the limestone towers, cruise ships and the odd houseboat dotting Ha Long's green waters for the maiden flights on Friday.

    Waterfalls are roaring this spring in Yosemite National Park

    27 May 2019

    Roaring like thunder, the world-famous falls are likely to grow even wilder after this month’s storms, adding more water to the Merced River already swollen to twice its average size, according to U.S. Geological Survey gauges.

    The Vietnamese snowboarder training on dunes

    28 May 2019

    Nguyen Thai Binh swaps his flip flops for bulky boots ahead of snowboarding practice on the sand dunes of southern Vietnam — the unlikely training ground for the country's fledgling winter athletes with mountain-sized ambitions.

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