and travel can do that. it can give you a chance to reflect about everything you have seen, and think about where you are going. so we continued on her travels. we did a number of them, my wife and i did some of them with our children who are pretty young at the time. so this is stowe gardens in england. so landscape gardens, english gardens were basically the only thing that jefferson liked about england. but he really did love them. he went to 19 different gardens, which we do that as well. and still was one of his favorites. jefferson took a lot of ideas back from the landscape garden seesaw. he looks at the follies, the small little temple they have. he got ideas about putting what they called by catchers way off in the distance. i'm kind of painting a tableau through landscaping. and he would go back, he thought this was a great art form. this is a very important art form in the 18th century, especially for aristocrats with the state. it was almost like instagram today. you are kind of showing off the b

so we continued on our travels. we did a number of them my wife and i saw and some of them with our with our children who were pretty young at the time. so, this is stow gardens in england. so landscape gardens english gardens were basically the only thing that jefferson liked about england, but he really did love them. he went to 19 different gardens which we did as well and stowe was one of his favorites jefferson took a lot of ideas back from the landscape gardens. he saw he looked at the follies the small little temples they had he had ideas about putting what they called eye catchers way off in the distance and kind of painting a tableau through landscaping and he would go back. he thought this was a great art form. this was a very important art form in the 18th century, especially for aristocare aristocrats with the states. it was kind of like almost like instagram today. you're kind of showing off the best side of things so he came back and and had had ideas for monte cello. the landscaping he would do a mont

uh, including all other travel expenses. yes, it is true that a special clause is introduced, which is very important and is often overlooked, as well. uh, there is a stipulation that if a traveler, uh, goes abroad for medical treatment, then in this case he must pay only 50 rubles to the treasury. and it is worth noting that almost all, uh, the main intellectual figures who travel to europe, including their previous time, travel officially for the purpose of treatment, so for example, even alexander ivanovich herzen when he leaves russia in the forty-seventh year, officially the papers say that ivan sergeevich also regularly travels for treatment for treatment, so it’s important to understand that after all, this is the money that the party usually pays. she pays 50 rubles. at the very beginning, the reign of alexander ii - this pushin will be cancellation a and will be, a total five-ruble duty will be introduced, and which, by the way, will be signed in detail, where it will be indicated that 50 kopecks. paid for form a it

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and when do the real restrictions on travel appear. famous restriction is the restriction of 1.631 years, and in 17351 nikolai pavlovich e, approves the rules, according to which it is forbidden travel abroad, and to young noblemen. from 10 to 18 years is meant to prevent secondary education among the young nobility. uh, to uh, since at that time in the russian empire, including sergei semyonovich uvarov, he would later become one of the leaders of this policy, uh, it will be about the fact that young noblemen should receive basic education within the borders of the russian empire properly to be educated for this , a gymnasium system with classical languages ​​\u200b\u200bis created they can, for example, go and get an education, either to the university city within the russian empire, or already abroad. well, here is this part of the general reform. e education. and so, for example, i remind you that alexander sergeevich pushkin, for example, writes a famous note in the twenty-sixth year. just again about the education on call nikolai

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now on bbc news, the travel show.s week on the travel show — i'am uncovering ancient treasures amongst spain's moving sand dunes. this is a melting pot of cultures, and all of those peoples have left their archaeological site, which have been kept perfectly intact, down the millennia. cat's in the uk's northernmost city. here's a clue where. the site's really significant. it's had castles that have been burned, besieged, rebuilt. mary, queen of scots, robert the bruce have all had connections with this place. and why greenland is fast becoming a bucket list destination at the top of the world. we decided on greenland. a reason was to experience climate change at the hub of it, so to speak. the huge sand dunes of southern spain are some of the largest in europe and yet, they remain relatively unknown, even amongst the most well—explored travellers, with even fewer people aware of the treasures concealed beneath their moving sands. i'm meeting eddi pitcher, a writer and traveljournalist who specialises in uncovering hid

e where he really travels a significant part of europe a and travels k travel literally.ing uh, almost to afterlife. i mean, he's selling his old library, and he's uh, balancing all his business. and now he is leaving, because he is completely unaware when he will return, in what life he will return, what will actually happen in the twenty-sixth year 3 years later, and many even went, for example, under nikolai stick, when he controls issuance of passports, and this may look like excessive redundancy, and some kind of hyper, uh, hyper control, and partly it is, but uh it is worth noting that, uh, if we look at all on uh, the total number of wealthy nobles, well, soul owners with uh, a thousand or more souls who can more or less afford. e such long trips abroad, then their number in the nikolaev era for the entire russian empire, but about 4,000 people. e, in this e plan, they had a purely talai pavlovich, technical possibility, e, indeed, within the framework of their work schedule, e, to consider and make a decision on each appeal, if he set himself the goal of a mandato

or we try to direct our travelers to new destination. so i'm wondering, i can give you a great example of this year. we reached the northernmost pointer on the continent in the russian far easily port is called from with ox. the cape. it's anita katya when we saw the glazes incredibly beautiful, like a huge rock on the credit accounts into the arctic ocean. almost like an ice breaker at the sand is the northernmost point in the russian far east miss steely, we published our records on both russian and a chinese social media. mix it and got millions of views. miliano bras are some chinese tour agencies approached us keep asking to organize a trip for them are so they could seize and assess it or as a potential destination for chinese tourists worked on god. also this year we're going there with 7 asians, a delegation from china. we as well as a t v crew representing china's top tv channel to film. it's few law. we have a tour planned out for them. foster with our that will include the box, the keep her name as well as the timer peninsula,

so it naturally tourism means travel, 1st and foremost. so it isn't that of transportation is certainly important, but as much comfort also matters for natal, whichever exotic destination may choose to explore new other escape destiny of her with a view of alaska were just only 4 kilometers, separate russia from america, scope or sea cape, shallow skin with a polar bears them all wrangle islands will skin us. you always want to return to safety and comfort law after experiencing extreme conditions for parents than you wanted right there. and then, so let me give you an example. here we were shooting a documentary recently in chicago camp. i live and i was directing it or we spent a month there in total, mitchell and in that climate tickets we were pa, cold and went all the time. every day. i have no idea how or equipment kept working . it seemed like a miracle to me, shares and coming back to dry warm plays, sir, after a day's work was fantastic and more. you could take off your wet clothes and take a hot shower, change into something, try

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w, travel, off we go. i promise why my line is barely 20 kilometers long, but travellers on this train aren't likely to forget the ride. hey there, i'm so kim, i've easy and i'm about to explore that slum spanner. some say it's even the most beautiful train ride in the world, and i want to check that out. so join me on my right. early in the morning to 1st training emerges from the depot by the yard, clams to mountain incomes break down. be on it with bang handler, who's in charge of marketing for the plum spanner. even before we left, i could say the train is really beautiful. the car seat from the 60 and still driving and driving and driving. ah, we set off into the valley at a maximum speed of 40 kilometers per hour. ah, the line only has one set of tracks, but even so, 2 trains going opposite directions, use it at the same time, i find out how a bit later. the stretch runs from move up to about 800 meters altitude over your clamp and down to florida at the edge of the airlines field. so bank, is there

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still to come on the travel show — we're day tripping in the scottish highlands.a creature in loch ness, but i have seen some strange phenomenon on the water. and could this be the next must—see destination for the more adventurous travellers among us? now, everything isjust even more busy than 2019. all the hotels are completely booked and cruise ships are back. so, don't go away. with restrictions relaxed, i'm travelling across the uk to see how the country's top attractions are doing, to meet the people getting as excited about travel again and hear their plans for the new normal. this time, i'm in the scottish highlands. hello from inverness, the northernmost city in the uk and the gateway to the scottish highlands. it's also home to a very famous resident — nessie, aka, the loch ness monster — but i want to see what else there is to do in the city, so let's go! pre—pandemic, inverness and loch ness welcomed up to 1.6 million visitors a year. it's also one of the country's fastest—growing cities. now, i've heard there is an unofficial—official cake of invernes

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rishaad: how travel trends may have changed after the pandemic, are receiving more leisure travel, and, is corporate travel coming back? and one part which is relevant with regards to all of this, the pace will be different in different parts of the region, but is it high-end or low-end? what is the deal? rajeev: you know, we are seeing considerable bounceback in corporate travel, to your question earlier, in fact, 90% recovery in comparison to 2019, with many markets like india and australia, even career for that matter, almost passed 100%. in terms of trends, the trend of be-leisure, which is folks staying a little bit longer and blending business and leisure, continues. luxury travel at the high-end is very, very strong. we also see demand across the board in our portfolio, across asia-pacific and globally. rishaad: i know that greater china is not in your remit entirely, but you must have a sense of what is going on in terms of hong kong, how do you expect the dial to be moved? we have gone to zero quarantine, but we have zero plus three. do we need zero plus zero to get here? it i

air travel is more expensive, hotels, rental cars are most expensive. >> reporter: as for those traveling by air, more than 12 million people will pass through american airports for the holiday. atlanta's hartsfield-jackson will be the busiest airport during the holiday weekend followed by denver international, l.a.x., and dfw airport. >> without the deal you got, do you think you would have been able to make the trip? >> yes, but would it have hurt? absolutely. >> reporter: air travel has been dicey this summer, with more than 48,000 cancelations since memorial day. but this holiday has been much better. so far, just about 100 cancelations reported today. jericka? >> i know travelers are excited to hear that, thank you, omar. >>> in memphis there are new details in the kidnapping of a missing teacher and the suspect charged with her abduction. that story in 60 seconds. >>> tonight in memphis, officials are searching for the whereabouts of 34-year-old eliza fletcher, last seen on video jogging friday morning. the 38-year-old suspect who was charged with her kidnapping is not cooperating,

w. travel extremely worth a visit. ah ah, a historic election for italy, it's likely to see its 1st female prime minister. and 1st the far right light government since the 2nd world war. well, it also result in a show down with brussels over the economy. also on the show, german chancellor, olaf salt springs home energy deals at the end of a tor taking him to the united arab emirates, saudi arabia and guitar. this is the w business. i'm janelle dumas and welcome george on maloney's when was long predicted and major poles a head of italian elections held sunday. but it's maloney's move from here on that financial markets will most be interested in. maloney is set to become prime minister, taking over from mario doggy and promising a change of direction for the highly indebted country. she, of course, will have her work cut out for her. italy is the 3rd largest economy in the u. it has also struggled to keep its public finances steady. the european central bank has bought more worth more than 10000000000 euros of its.

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a magic corner hot spot for food and some great cultural memorials to boot w travel off we go ah, ah, ah, every mold as landing island is a strange place for go may rest to end. who came up with this idea? we find out later in the show, welcome to a new edition of europe, max and today we also have these topics for you pots about why the golden sands and will gary are such a popular travel destination and shop moves. how an italian then still inspires millions of fans on social media. she has seen hats of state of other countries and british prime ministers come and go. she experienced the 2nd world war as a child. she survived scandals and was unveiled ring in the performance of her duties the longest serving regions in british history. elizabeth, the 2nd has died at the age of 96 time to look back at a life that spanned historical eras. ah, i, i did cab before. my life, there has been no, shall be the baby and imperial family which we all belong. i the end of an era. the sculptures of french art as blue nor catalano are real. i catches wherever they appear. it always seems as if som

so as you're traveling along 24, >> he certainly hitting a slow spot traveling to orinda and things aregins. traveling into the city right now. 25 minute ride may so that free much gx had some earlier problems there. we don't have that anymore. 14 minutes, richmond, sandra fell bridge. that's the tolls to one-on-one. also down in fremont, southbound solve parkway. got an accident. there. so you are seeing slight delays. let's check on the san mateo bridge about 19 to 20 minutes. a 80 to 101 darya. james, back to you. thanks a lot. reyna 7.48. is the time and we're taking a live look here at the mob of people. just throngs of people gather. >> outside of windsor castle only to see the casket go by. this is a funeral service is only about 500 or 800 people inside and it will be a committal service that's going to be broadcast. but they are not going to be the seeing it there tust outside. they wanted to pay their respects to the queen who died at the age of 96 after 70 years on this on the throne. this the second of 2 funerals. >> that will happen today. the first one, of course, was up a

oakland airport officials expect this travel to be a 92% spike from pre-pandemic travel levels. already officials say this has been the busiest summer since 2019 with 4 million passengers flying. >> oakland out of oakland since may. and as we know, staffing levels have been low at airports with an airport airline. so across the country, we have to get to the airport early. got to pack the patients but people and talking to their port. they are so excited to get out of the bay area and get well. guess what? escape the heat. but they're not going to cool places. they're going to places like san diego, hawaii. they're going to arizona and they're saying it's going to be cooler than the bay area. >> 101 actually cooler than here. >> and you're cooling down in arizona. what are you guys going to we're actually going out on the lake going to go on a houseboat. >> we're getting out of town. it's going to be 110 here. so at least we're going to 98 9 news. indeed out. can >> can you believe that cooling down from the bay area in san diego and arizona never thought i'd see the day, but th

she did carry it out, but the prime ministers had to travel to scotland.s unusual because in her entire 70-year reign, she's always travelled to buckingham palace to carry out that role. a nod to the significance of the duty of appointing a new prime minister. she has no political role, she is a head of state, but she delegates all of those powers to the prime minister and therefore she is accountable in many ways, you could argue, day to day, to the prime minister, but she is unable to do that, but that will wave away any concern there, really, because that was a diary issue. then the notice on whether or not she would be able to travel to london ahead of time and couldn't promise that. so the diary was arranged so the prime ministers went to scotland instead. of course, we had this moment last night, which we were very concerned about, she canceled the zoom call, again, a very central constitutional moment, appointing the new prime minister to the privy council. she was unable to even carry out a zoom call, so there was some concern there, but, again, we

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advisories to americans who are traveling abroad.e have nine risk indicators for americans who are traveling, whether it may be that there's a health issue that they should be aware of, whether in fact there is an issue of crime or kidnapping. but now we have a de-indicator if in fact a country is using the detention, unjust detention of americans, as leverage, economic leverage, geopolitical leverage. those countries that currently have -- currently have a de-indicator are burma, people's republic of china, iran, north korea, russia and venezuela. so what we're saying is, these are countries that have held americans that under the levinson act passed in honor of robert levinson, you know this case well, an american who has been missing in iran for many years now. the levinson act basically gave us a framework for dealing with these illegal, unjust detentions and ensuring that we take action to bring americans home. so the de-indicator is one more tool to say to americans, know that if you travel to these country, even though many of

what should travelers expect? they should expect not a lot of delays, that's what the airlines are hoping, this summer has been marked by delays and cancellations, labor day weekend the unofficial end of summer, hopefully the unofficial end of that period of time. because of all this we have seen airlines make some adjustments, now some are stepping up to the plate and offering compensation to those travelers who have experienced problems so some of the airlines there's are stepping up, american airlines community, southwest, also us transportation officials they will provide meals for customers, delayed by at least three hours and hotel rooms for stranded passengers if there are delays or cancellations prompted by issues under the airline's control and travelers should still expect some delays this weekend. >> one in 5 flights been delayed on departure. in previous years it was a little less, one in 7 flight so that is 16% increase in the delay rate. that is down from a 50% increase earlier this summer. >> report

travelers are on their way to destinations near and far with hopes for a smooth travel experience.paisley is going back east to ohio and pennsylvania to visit family deterred it all by, you know, airline cancelations, covid all the stuff going around that area concern you little bit, but you know everything seems to be opening up, and we're you know, we're nice people. we're gonna go with the flow and do what we have to do to get to where we're going, has headed to san bernardino in southern california. hasn't been that bad, actually. yeah we'll see how it is on the plane, but so far has been that bad. just not looking forward to the heat. at least a half a million people are expected to pass through the airport in the period from friday through monday. that is expected to be slightly down from passenger traffic over the fourth of july weekend but still far higher than your typical day. it will feel very busy at sfo this weekend. at this point, sfo flight cancelations have been minimal. sfo handles nearly 1000 flights a day and has seen only seven cancelations by midday friday. rea

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yes queen and the duke of cambridge also travelling to balmoral.— travelling to balmoral.ion - travelling to balmoral. yes and that's another indication that l that's another indication that things are getting serious. under normal circumstances the royal family have stiff upper lips and don't tend to visit each other when they are ill, so one wonders about the significance of that. all right, thank you very much, stephen bates, for being with us. ijust want to read out a message that we've from the archbishop of canterbury, who says, my prayer is that the prayers of people across the church of england and the nation are with her majesty the queen today. this is justin welby, the archbishop of canterbury, in a message that's just been released. may god's present strength and comfort her majesty, her family and those who are caring for her at balmoral. well, we can talk now to the former bbc royal correspondent richard sumner, who joins us on the line. richard, thank you very much for being with us. i am sure you are as concerned as everybody else by this statement from the

if you're traveling along there just a little under 20 to 25 minutes as you're traveling down south and with slowing throuh pittsburgh. and as you're traveling just past antioch, darya. james, back to you. >> thank you very much. rain five-fifty is the time in the nfl season gets started today with the buffalo bills taking on the defending super bowl champs, the los angeles rams. as for the niners, their season gets underway on sunday when they travel to chicago to take on the bears. and there is already some unfortunate news for niners fans. tight end george kittle apparently didn't practice yesterday because of a groin injury head coach kyle shanahan says that kid was not feeling all that great. and now his status for sunday's game is in question. there's also questions after the team did not vote for quarterback trey lance to be one of their captives. but coach shanahan says that's no big deal. if you if you and look into that much of a 7th. >> the voting i just do want to put 7 on their people is 8. that's why i mentioned his name an accident. we just didn't want to don't allow it t

in his sites will guerria is a big hit with young travelers on the budget. we're off to golden fans and let's see if the name lives up to its promise. ladies and gentlemen, golden sand. this place is one of the most populous some of occasion destinations at the black sea in bulgaria. i just checked in last night and well, that's why i have this wonderful plastic bracelet and now i'm heading to the beach like everybody else. the weather is perfect. 27 degrees celsius, a typical high season summer day. and that's my spot on the beach. at 1st sight, the beaches are packed, but not as much as in previous years. the war in ukraine has also impacted tourism . year fewer tourists have been traveling to the black sea overall, especially russian tourists. where are you from denmark? i took college i from here, from bo getta. what do you think of golden sense so far? it's definitely a party area. there is a party all the time. a lot of young people as applies the prices are quite competitive. it doesn't cost the earth, so you won't be coming home canino. so it was a g