Toucan Alley
Opened in 1994, this park is privately owned and set in 16 hectares of sub-tropical rainforest, providing shelter for more than 800 birds.
Opened in 1994, this park is privately owned and set in 16 hectares of sub-tropical rainforest, providing shelter for more than 800 birds.
Buenos Aires pulses with life and a Latin vibe, and like all of the world’s great cities it never seems to sleep.
American continues rebuilding its Latin America business with tightened ties to Brazil's GOL
DrFumblefinger visits Plaza de Mayo, the financial and political heart of Buenos Aires.
With a bid by Azul to buy LATAM, South America's airline line-up is facing a number of possible shifts.
With a rich maritime history, abundant wildlife and immensely hospitable locals, this slice of Britain in the South Atlantic has a lot going for it.
As it prepares to emerge from bankruptcy, the Colombia-based Star Alliance carrier is mapping out its new North American footprint.
American Airlines hooks up with a low-cost carrier to extend is networks after losing LATAM connection.
DrFumblefinger shares photos of a journey to a remote tributary river of the Amazon basin in Peru.
Hard hit by the virus lockdown, South America's largest airline sends part of the company into bankruptcy while continuing operations.
DrFumblefinger explores Lapataia Bay. The southern end of the PanAm highway is located here, and the Bay is within a stone's throw of the Chilean/Argentinian border, a border that has long been disputed.
Sylvia visits a home in Peru where a cat peacefully coexists with guinea pigs—much like the proverbial lion and lambs.
Gilles shares a visit to La Guajira, situated on Colombia's northern most point. It is a remote and beautiful place.
DrFumblefinger takes a train journey to the "end of the earth", in southern South America.
The penguins and sheep of the Falklands will now be much closer to London with a new direct air service.