don't listen to me is going to be a good pledge to scupper the relentless live subscription documentary to. welcome to a new special edition of check him this time we invite you to join us on a trip around the globe from south africa to brazil from the kruger national park

to the waterfalls of course of. attractive destinations that are all suffering from the travel restrictions of the coronavirus and demick. places that we hope to be able to visit again soon without restrictions. i mean what could be better than hugging a 1000 year old friends. check in viewers from around the world present sightseeing highlights in their home countries. our 1st stop is cape town south africa. but it is like my last name and so much of this is my neck and neck of the woods in cape town it's known as longas one of the oldest black african townships in the western cape it's a beautiful feat of lyric tory what the gallery $69.00 literate already behind me

generally this area would be fulled with guess what people however what the cover of night in situation is currently dry and drab but i'm going to take you to a little bit of the city at my favorite spot in the city of cape town and show you my neck of the woods. within the city center longstreet's which is pretty much of fiber and part of cape town central business district but what makes it special is that it's the funky but it's where all the clubs of your 18 to 30 five's come and play and form of here you're urbanites off to work programs generally have grabbed a boy here. where . company gardens just on the right hand side where in an average day this would be fulled with tourists and locals alike that take a day break out of the hectic city and buzz in the city and just catch

a breath with in this majestic gardens people generally come and feed squirrels in the garden as you can see pigeons egyptian peace in and around here. we now are on the gateway to table mountain a real cable way of course that's also been closed even from here it is amazing view of the city it's pretty much a place spot in the city center. the waterfront is it's a mole attract the best the best kept secret about it it's still the working dockyard it's one of southern africa's oldest were kentucky. so this is where we catch the ferry to the island robben island used to be a place where political prisoners are late all the state's manasseh mandela spent

a couple of years there so it was quite a pivotal point for me growing up as a young teenagers of 13 and 14 when mandela was freed to post 994 where we kind of caught freedom are i wasn't quite eligible enough to vote i wasn't kind of 18 years old but i kind of saw the the queues of people certainly non whites blacks colored indians and the like for the 1st time having the chance to put an x on the ballot paper so that was quite there was quite a momentous occasion in the history of south africa. even though our party fell off in 1900 voted post-mark in 94 you know going to take the income inequality off the cities to wide away in 25 years will probably take a generation or 2 to undo that. this is where they classify people on whether you're black you're watching a college you indian so this is the non whites only bench.

and this is what certainly bench how i can also share. with dunn wrapping up in the city center of cape town c.b.d. now we're back to my neck of the woods in that we're going through to the restaurant where i normally serve people dinners in the evening. to get into to the covert $900.00 situation displace is a good sport about 99 percent of the patrons that come to this restaurant are international guests hopefully once the school is over we'll have you wining and dining with us here in the restaurant in beautiful cape town and monica the woods and and have fun with us. i'm going to show you out on somebody in the wake of the iowa. santorum is a conic cross and shape violence in the south and. normally would complain about

over tourism but this year because of that part of the admitted that it was empty. so this is one of the more famous pictures from the sidelines of the famous blue dome and feel stuff i mean with a volcano in the background the dome symbolizes the sky basically the vault of the sky and the cases painted blue so call it over however the number of churches we have this is that there's. something really has for the village i recommend for sites with very few people. the smaller villages. among the 1st one. it's really just sort of make on the whole you be divorce pending board you know that at the moment a number you know.

this is supposed to be so but the beaches are empty. something if you just have black because of the black will come the gosh others also wanting more beans but this right thread because i'm tied up all sides. their feet i stand on skype with them and the commercial center normally on these places would be open and actually very very busy but given the circumstances most of them are closed and therefore put that definitely not this is. this is one of the 41st but so far the other thing to kind of think that. this is here one of the more cyclonic sentiments off the islands with one of the

more stuff photographed sunsets in the warped normally behind me over 3000 people would gather for watching the sunset this fewer people you give us more to feed off than 1980 s. . thanks for joining me and hopefully. just us. how long hello and welcome to brother nick my name's dora pitcher i'm from dubrovnik but i lived in frankfurt for a few years and returned to my wonderful home country after finishing high school i'm going to show you how beautiful dubrovnik is and why i love it so much. naturalist begins what will start out on the city walls not only the pride of brother nick but of all croatia.

1979 the old city and these bills were added to the list of you miska world heritage sites. the bullet saloon and even though it was a new mexico world heritage site in 1901 the city was attacked by serbian and montenegrin forces you don't but the walls remained standing until today one of. the levels of the normally they would be thousands of people up here at this time of year when i bought it because of the corona crisis there are no simply fewer tourists this year than last that we locals don't think it's all that bad so now we have the place all to ourselves. did i bet the best beer to bing it is from a own manton service up there you can walk up and go you can take the cable car i'd suggest we take the cable car today because it's so hot so fun part of all of their

highs. isn't that amazing you can see everything from up here local island all the village of soft touch and the airport behind me we can see all of the broad nic it's a magnificent view. so you're going to read and now we're back down in the old city behind me is the main entrance to the old town the political 80 come on complement. dogon fountain and now we're on to prague next main street and it's most famous street called straw doing is it starts at the big on north korea's fountain with its 16 water based investors buy out.

as with foreigners and says jordan is our main street and very important in our lives since we do so many things on the streets i we shop here drink coffee and spend time with our friends and families who don't mind we just love the streets not that you must of course they're just imagine last year it was so crowded here you could hardly move you had to push people aside just to get through. and today as you can see it's practically empty a fast complex. to learn to stroll through out of iraq and he's going to hear that visiting the beautiful people to see my favorite is

a saint jacobi from here they get the best we have to provide it's all town. i hope you enjoyed we look forward to seeing you. tell them ideally if you must of the little new cool. hi i'm j.p. and we're in venice and i live in venice and right now i'm going to show my face just a little bit but because of regulations i have to keep this back on so will cover up my ugly face right now we are in kind of i just and i live here in this in this

area i'm going to show you a different kind of venice not the tourist venice but my venice the venice that i like to participate in. we're going into the office and i was just one of my favorite places because we're talking about boats and everybody that words here is in love with boats you can't be in venice without loving boats because part of the history of what we are in right now this at one time this is one of my favorite places to be was the biggest shipyard in the entire world the 1st kind of factory lines started here in venice. everything. we're on the island of those are now where we're based and where a lot of our fun happens is not just we work here but we also on my off days i like to come here to to hang out because it's just a really beautiful island it's an open area where there's lots of grass and you

feel nature here you can this is where the lagoon starts of venice and where i think the fun happens. for. you are not allowed to skateboard at all in venice so that i work in this beautiful island it's amazing that i have all this space. the idea behind classic birds venice was to create a company that was offering sustainable choices as it pertains to the marine. the marine industry so to speak in venice so we thought to take classical craftsmanship traditional craftsmanship that was venetian and in particular a boat like this which is some people thought which is a traditional venetian sailing boat and rowing boat and to convert it instead of

with an electric engine so that we could rent this without driver and so that gas could come to venice and experience the venetian lagoon in a sustainable way but also in a traditional way. from this year from 2020 looking at it venice has suffered a lot in terms of tourism but on the flip of that we had a lot of guests who were looking for sustainable tourism which was incredible which was a big loss for us and the cleanliness of the city definitely improved. hi guys my name is. going to talk i'm rich taking all the come with me.

i'm from the eastern. fulton is the alfred. chasing the wallets ever since i was born. so while the less is more of myself i've been in the fields god i have already to work in the group of pocket so amazing because krueger is so big they don't versity all the want like it's so rich. that is a martial. so it's one of the largest angles are wrong and those eagles actually when they fully grown they can pick up a baby impala they specializes in monitor lizards you can see the terrified of dangling on the other side of the tree off the lizard that is feeding well.

every time i drive in these roads it's a new day every day i mean look at this vastness just open. it's is just it's. all good you be not happy. with them you. are going to matter that's a good. while come to some are trying on the bridge this is where i work from with me. this special knowledge it's amazing because they utilizing what's been there as part of the history so to have but actually train with accommodation i think to most places where you actually sit and look at the water but not the water flowing

underneath you so it's very very unique to have that sound of the heap of good people the whole the ecosystem is here actually wanting to sometimes you don't need to go in the game you can just sit outside and leech. it is fantastic it's a sign of hope because last year was a very tough year for the tourism industry and then most of their colleagues they've been laid off and threw their work. no money in every day. driving through the park every day i mean with the log which is single vehicle drives literally the animals would have been seen should be elephant dung on the road lions leaping everywhere because there's no one there it's like they begging for the tourists to come back. so.

i would suggest people they should come and explore the national park this is the best place. to. go in the safari trip it would take you to question falls treated to an invigorating shower at one of the world's 7 natural wonders. but let me present a national park you know heritage was also one of the 7 new. 2011. 195000 hectares and protects the remaining

foreigner in florida the atlantic forest in colorado state. first week was to some 260000 residents its economy revolves around tourism drawing visitors to its cultural diversity and natural beauty 6. one must see is the omagh even mosque it was built in the early 1980 s. and is part of the significant arab community that arrived in the region in the early 1957 to his release it was amazing when. you think in front of the mosque there's an arab pastry shop so good for those who

like to enjoy middle eastern treat senator licious coffee also coffee. the international friendship bridge was built during the fifty's and sixty's is seen spanning the parana river it connects falls through because who in brazil would see it that the less they in paraguay but and. from the friendship bridge we come straight ahead to the market just press from. this space is known because of the openness there which marks the junction of brazil paraguayan and argentina it's also where the equals who river converge is with a part on a river and gives the city its night let's find out more about it when one. has many surprises in store for tourists especially when it comes to the environment i'm here

a park that's the only place in the world focused on preserving atlantic rainforest but let's take a closer look of fish. as well as being one of my interest destination was to follow this set of 275 waterfalls also marks the brazilian argentine border talk about argentina is just over there if you like. want to come and enjoy it too. got some hot tips for your bucket list. corner.

spot for some. and some great cultural memorials to boot. should we go. down the road my name is reuben i'm an adventure tourism guide and i live in the beautiful city of behind me you can see a famous landmark the view of ok no the most active volcano in my city is considered the capital of adventure tourism and come with me i'll show you around. great mountain landscapes on its surroundings have to offer there are a lot of things to do yeah yeah yeah if you've ever been visit and must go to one

of the arak area forests we're here on the trail of the humvee and. let's see what we can find come on the follow me. i wanted to show you something magical this is something really magical funny that we encounter specifically in this region in the sauna the air carriers had a unique to our region or they can be over a 1000 years old and our carriers as old as 1400 years have been found where you needed me to look what i came across what could be better than hugging a 1000 year old friends. anything during this beautiful hike besides the air carriers in the lakes that you can also admire this beautiful volcano back that danielle is the biggest volcano in the south with a height of 3776 meters. we

are now at the core of coin market and astronomic market from the future dishes something delicious. and here is my dish a homemade speciality of the region who tell us. we have been hit hard by the current corona situation and i have not had a job in the tourism sector since march last year and we had great hopes that the situation would improve this summer unfortunately it has not and we now have to go into complete quarantine for the time being what is it about that. as a native of this region i recommend you climb the fear eco volcano this is because

there are a few volcanoes in the world where you can see a lake of lava and climbing via reka is quite easy so i invite you all to come here and climb the very cold cane or. i mean. the i'm glad. the the.

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