the parents of madeleine mccann welcome the news that a german man has been formally made a suspect over their daughter s disappearance in 2007. and, new pictures of prince louis, taken by the duchess of cambridge, are released to mark the prince s fourth birthday. now, the travel show. the travel show team meets an artist and historian on a mission to catalogue all the islamic public art in tripoli before neglect and the elements do their worst. and we catch up with the adventurer. this week on the show. going wild in chile. we ve actually found a huemul deer. can you see him in the distance? treasure hunting in lebanon. and on board a leaky boat in crocodile infested waters. i have lots of water in my boat. i don t know exactly why yet, but here it is. chile and patagonia, a place where tradition is meeting progression. a wild, majestic spectacle where one of the world s longest countries has benefited from the largest land donation in history to create a conservation proje
Karolis at the end of his mammoth journey there in sri lanka. coming up next week, in athens, coming face to face with years of history and learning about the battle to bring the acropolis back up to date. i have never been so happy to see concrete. that is amazing. the last time i was here it was all rough, gravelly, and really hard to push along. do try and join us for that. in the meantime, don t forget you can follow us on facebook and instagram, and watch past episodes on bbc iplayer. i am now going to go off and shelter from the rain, and potentially read another page or two of ulysses. from us here in dublin, goodbye.
And, to end this week, we return to sri lanka, where explorer karolis mieliauskas is paddling 50 kilometres down the country s canal network to the capital, colombo. but he s hit a problem. when we left him last week, his catamaran was letting in water, and night was approaching fast. we join him for the final instalment as he crosses the negombo lagoon to a local church. still a few kilometres to go and sun is down already. now is absolutely the time to get out from here and to reach the shore. i can see already lights. probably will not manage to reach the place with any kind of light. it looks like it is very close
And, to end this week, we return to sri lanka, where explorer karolis mieliauskas is paddling 50 kilometres down the country s canal network to the capital, colombo. but he s hit a problem. when we left at last week, his catamaran was letting in water, and night was approaching fast. we join him for the final instalment as he crosses the negombo lagoon to a local church. still a few kilometres to go and sun is down already. now is absolutely the time to get out from here and to reach the shore. i can see already lights. probably will not manage to reach the place with any kind of light. it looks like it is very close now to the all saints church, and google maps shows very good. hopefully, somebody is waiting me. i cannot really see you,
You might end up spending more on the ground transport or a hotel stay. travel with minimum luggage. this is my cabin bag and it meets all known free hand luggage allowances. also, ignore those constant invitations to pay for a seat in advance. there is one for you on board, you just don t know which one it is yet. well, that s all we have for this guide. let s hope for brighter times ahead for all of us. join me again next time for the latest in the world of travel, and, in particular, we ll be looking at the joys ofjourney by rail, as interrail celebrates 50 years this summer. see you soon. and, to end this week, we return to sri lanka, where explorer karolis mieliauskas is paddling 50 kilometres down the country s canal network