in the works unesco world heritage site owners the region's industrial past. and this week's euro video takes us to bosnia and herzegovina. i want to start by getting a proper overview. treetop walkabouts the clue visitors center is the ideal place to get an id. fully of the land it meanders through the forest for over a kilometer culminating at a height of 42 meters on the observation platform what a view. this horseshoe bend in the river is known as the life and it's by far the most popular attraction in solomons. from up here you can see it pretty well the silence is green about one 3rd of the area is covered with forest and then there are the river valleys. sustainable travel is no problem at all due to many hiking and cycling trails well some recommendations for you. many of the interesting sites i found out in nature. will not typing trails show the way. they are rugged and colorful sandstone rocks. traces of celtic settlements. and any number of castle ruins. just signed on to ring up guides hiking safely through the vast forests available in german any

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. >> reporter: near the community lies a unesco world heritage site.ocal authorities, along with japan international cooperation agency began a project to make the liquor a tourist specialtlty. japanese brewery owner has been dispatched to the community. he's from a popular tourist spot in japan and has experience in promoting local products. he proposes making new products. >> translalar: the brew could be an interesting local ingredient and might be tasty in lau lau. >> translator: the idea to add fruit to lau lau is inspired from one of his own products, sake with citrus juice. >> translator: the fruit makes it taste milder. >> translator: it should be healthier too. >> reporter: the idea is to show the distillery process to tourists. he runs tours at his brewery in japan. he is shown around their workshop, but he notices a sanitary problem. he says the traditional method of producing lau lau in an open area may turn foreign tourists away. after having received inspiration, he is now determined to come up with new products and upgrade his workshop.

the hida region is home to many tourist spots including the unesco world heritage site shirakawa golfwhile the border restrictions are being lifted, they're welcoming people back with one request. >> in tokyo businesses that had remain shuttered until this week are also trying to entice people back. this nightclubub is reopening o friday for the first time in nearly 2 1/2 months, but things won't be like they used to be. club goers will have their temperatures checked before entering and will be serveved through a screen by y face shield-clad staff. >> translator: we have to create an environment where customers with drink safely. we want to do all we can to develop trust. >> the reopening comes at a tenuous time. in recent days newly confirmed cases include people who either worked or had recently visited a nightclub. to help ease anxiety local officials are brainstorming ways to mitigate the risk of an infection. part of their solution is not rushing back too quickly. this live music venue is opening its doors on friday with a new set of rules including people distancing themselves

at mission san jose one of 5 spanish colonial missions in san antonio recently designated a unesco world heritage site. look at how beautiful this mission is mission san jose is an active parish where you can attend church every sunday. well that was my day in famine tonio and i'm going to wrap it up now with the hearth drawn carriage ride through downtown san antonio i hope you've enjoyed it and i hope you come and visit us soon. from spring to spring up for some shopping zagat slagle celebrates the local culture she grew up here studied fashion and design in berlin and came back to her hometown to set up. livy store is frequent and by locals and tourists alike basis which would you recommend for me on a hot day like today. yeah. this one here is really nice it's really breezy i'm wearing one just like this. on it's inspired by traditional costumes the blouses we were underneath the costumes are cast in the same style my and if you haven't heard everything kind of outfit you might want to try these cool skirts or they were inspired by the costumes to especially these delegate ribbons and you've

working for tourists who still can't come here from a shop is in the old medina of tunis a unesco world heritage site to treats visitors to a rich sampling of local crafts and cuisine an area that's usually overflowing with people for tunisia's economy tourism is crucial. 5 years ago gunman killed 38 european tourists during an attack at a beach resort near the city of seuss' which significantly affected the tourism sector now as the number of confirmed coated 19 cases declines government officials have said june 27th as the date for reopening their air land and sea borders. travel agency owner of the humvee is happy with the decision but says tunisia will face a harder time recovering from cope with 19 than it did from the aftermath of violence . terrorism had almost everywhere in the world and we survived we knew how to overcome it but for corona virus that is affecting the whole world and so far we don't know yet how to deal with that degree from a tunisia's hospitality sector is trying its best at this restaurant in tunis that means new hygiene and social distancing measures like the hand sa

and what were previously believed to be empty spaces between the monuments that make up the unesco world heritage site professor vincent gaffney of the university of bradford said in a statement the area around stonehenge is among the most studied archaeological landscapes on earth and it is remarkable that the application of new technology can still lead to the discovery of such a massive prehistoric structure which currently is significantly larger than any comparative prehistoric monument that we know of in britain at least tell you that our purpose for the shaft is still unclear yet one hominid theory is that they acted as a barrier to was the great area that's connected to stonehenge which meant. it's believed was a sacred site used for significant serum monies including burials we're putting in new york trinity church that's r t in the past couple of weeks i have seen reporters wearing masks when they were completely isolated or even outdoors in the middle of nowhere almost as if to send some type of political message to signal what side they were on i've also watched reporters doing live s

targeting civilians famous for its serene waters an exceptionally diverse nature so it's a unesco world heritage site. but it's also a strategic location the island has a military base and it lies in a key and section of shipping routes between north africa yemen the united arab emirates which has been helping saudi arabia fight who he rebels in yemen sent troops to sokoto 2 years ago tensions further escalated in april when the f.c.c. announced self rule in regions under its control. in yemen yemen's government says the latest action is an aggressive attack on the population. as government forces and the s.t.c. remain divided so to too many people. 6 here hundreds marched to demand huey forces leave the katra accusing them of occupying the island all this through their support behind the s.t.c. who say they only want to bring peace among the desire and i guaran military says it's killed several high ranking boko haram leaders in a series of airstrikes on a village in the northeast the settlement was reportedly being used as a training ground suffices ahmed it was has more from a. the strikes we

the marshes were declared a unesco world heritage site in 2016 they were drained by saddam hussein in the 1990 s. to punish and for some travels over the years so wetlands and the community recovered but now the coronavirus poses a different type of threat. to their yun al-jazeera. by. how is opposition candidate lazarus track where a has claimed victory in the rerun of last year's presidential election early results of put him ahead of the incumbent peter metallica votes still being counted as more. human rights activists in malawi are not shit and fighting for electoral justice as votes carty continues are to cheat a presidential run they say now is the time to be extra vigilant but what is more important is to make sure that. what has been done and all the reporting sent us is being restricted at the national doris and want. to guard that process as our. in terms of what they want and. what they voted for the activists mobilized thousands of opposition supporters upset president peter metallica one last year's disputed election their anger led to the court's nullifying the result s

targeting civilians famous for its serene waters an exceptionally diverse nature soko is a unesco world heritage site. but it's also a strategic location the island has a military base and it lies in a key and section of shipping routes between north africa new yemen the united arab emirates which has been helping saudi arabia fight who he rebels in yemen sent troops to sokoto 2 years ago tensions further escalated in april when the f.c.c. announced self rule in regions under its control in yemen yemen's government says the latest action is an aggressive attack on the population. as government forces on the s.t.c. remain defiant it's so today many people. 6 here hundreds marched to demand hearing forces leave the katra accusing them of occupying the island all this through their support behind the s.t.c. who say they only want to bring peace nor a buzz among the. and finally a 12 year old boy song about his fears of being a young black man in america has earned him a recording contract with a major record label. this video of kids from brian's song i just want to live went viral shortly after th

to around 50000 people and was also part of a separate southern state until 990 it's also a unesco world heritage site sometimes referred to as the galapagos of the indian ocean well al jazeera is hashem all bar has covered the war in yemen extensively he explains the strategic importance of supporter. the 2 key players have teamed up in 2015 of the u.a.e. and saudi arabia in yemen saying the ottomans goal is to defeat the who these seem to be now with 2 different political agendas to see the separatist who took over the island backed by the us while the internationally recognized government has fighting against the us to see is backed by saudi arabia this is a major victory for the us to see because so qatar is an island which is located at the mouth of the gulf of aden and it overlooks 3 strategic shipping routes for oil and gas tankers basically the gulf of aden burble amende and the red sea all the way through the. suez canal so from a s.t.c. perspective this is something that would further expand their political influence the s.t.c. made it quite clear that this is just part of a long politi

the marshes were declared a unesco world heritage site in 2016 they were drained by saddam hussein in the 1997 punished and for sound travels over the years so well lance and the community recovered but now the coronavirus poses a different type of threat. to their young al-jazeera source what now liverpool have won the english league title for the 1st time in 30 years it happened in somewhat anticlimactic fashion 2nd place manchester city had to be chelsea to keep the title race a lawyer but a $21.00 win for chelsea meant liverpool between the champions of england with 7 games left in the season at the 19th time the club won the title and it means the pool and now the reigning english european and world champions. despite restrictions on social gatherings due to coronavirus some of the founders gathered outside liverpool's anfield stadium to celebrate a moment the club lost experienced in 1990. 4 i took a check of the headlines here at al-jazeera iraqi security forces of raided the headquarters belonging to an iranian backed militia group south of baghdad 10 rockets were seized only

aporter: mohammed is in unesco world heritage site that treats visitors to a rich sampling of local craftssine, an area that is usually overflowing with people. for tunisia's economy, tourism is crucial. five years ago, gunmen killed european tourists during an which at a beach resort significantly affected the tourism sector. number of confirmed covid-19 cases declines, government officials have set june 27 as the date for reopening their borders. a travel agency owner is happy with the decision, but says tunisia will face a harder time recovering from covid-19 than it did from the aftermath of violence. >> terrorism hits almost everywhere in the world and we survived. but coronavirus is affecting the whole world and so far we don't know yet how to deal with it. reporter: tunisia has hospitality sector is trying its best. at this restaurant, that means new high gene and social distancing measures, like the hand sanitizer being offered at the entrance and masks that are mandatory for staff. away,20 kilometers boutique hotels have been preparing for a while now. >> we dealt with the profess

working for tourists who still can't come here i met shoppers in the old medina of tunis a unesco world heritage site the treats visitors to a rich sampling of local crafts and cuisine an area that's usually overflowing with people for tunisia's economy tourism is crucial. 5 years ago gunman killed 38 european tourists during an attack at a beach resort near the city of seuss' which significantly affected the tourism sector now as the number of confirmed coated 1000 cases declines government officials have said june 27th as the date for reopening their air land and sea borders travel agency owner of a 100 feet is happy with the decision but says tunisia will face a harder time recovering from cope with 19 than it did from the aftermath of violence. terrorism had almost everywhere in the world and we survived we knew how to overcome it but for coronavirus it is affecting the whole willed and so far we don't know yet how to deal with it i think with. tunisia's hospitality sector is trying its best at this restaurant in tunis that means new hygiene and social distancing measures like the hand sanit

operated a military base there in 2018 angering the government and the archipelago is also a unesco world heritage site sometimes referred to as the galapagos of the indian ocean it's home to unique flora and fauna including the dragon's blood tree while for more on this we can speak to simon mabyn he's seen electron international relations at lancaster university and he joins joins us now from doncaster simon there has been fighting in 6 months now then a deescalation agreement and now this what's been driving the battle for the island . i think there's a huge number of issues at play here concerning strategic access concerning the gypsum a c. concerning gaining ground by grounds that vice that control and access to go to as much territory as is possible fighting between this of the transitional council and between forces loyal to the the officially recognized yemeni government and i think that there's a strategic that i mentioned to console and to cut through but there's also a real the jetsam eyes date shown in terms of the s.t.c. gaining ground on the cut throat it's seen by by many in the int

temporarily operated a military base that in 2018 angering the government the archipelago is also a unesco world heritage site sometimes referred to as the galapagos of the indian ocean it's home to unique flora and fauna including the dragons blood tree. has covered the war in yemen extensively and also reported from so culture he joins us now this has been a long intractable conflict that's seemingly become even more complex with the internal grievances within existing alliances can you break it down for us. it says here this is the beginning for the rest this year which is the specialist movement in yemen to start the process that has been talking about the whole time which is basically to break away from the north and reinstate the republic that existed until 1990 which is the marxist leninist southern republic of yemen and with capturing the archipelago of so qatar which was part of that southern republican it would be extremely easy for them to declare a state of their own what is interesting is that the u.a.e. and saudi arabia which start of the campaign in 2015 against the who these are saying th

. >>> seoul will reportedly ask unesco to strip several japanese sites of their world heritage statussouth korean media says the country plans to make the demand because japan isn't acknowledging the history of forced labor at the sites. sites connected to shipbuilding and mining were granted heritage status in 2015. they all date back to japan's industrial revolution. just last week, japan opened a center in tokyo to educate people about the sites, but south korean officials complained about the content of historical documents. they said the displays deny that any koreans were forced to work there. the japanese government says the content adheres to unesco guidelines, and there's no problem with it. when the heritage designations were first announced years ago, japan said some koreans did face harsh working conditions at some of the sites. >>> a city in japan's southern prefecture has passed a bill to change the administrative name of a group of islands under its authority to officially include the name senkaku for the first time. the move is drawing criticism from china and taiwan,