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'Remains of the Day' author Ishiguro wins Nobel Literature Prize
2017-10-05
Stockholm announces British author Kazuo Ishiguro, best known for his novel "The Remains of the Day" , has won the 2017 Nobel Literature Prize. The 69-year-old author reacts to the news in London.



Mont-Saint-Michel returns to island form during the high tides
2020-10-19
Mont-Saint-Michel becomes an island amid high tides, a rare phenomenon during which the water rises as fast as it has receded. In the space of a few hours, the famous tourist monument is cut off from the world.



Thailand's luxury quarantine: Private pools and beautiful villas
2020-10-06
Welcome to five-star quarantine in Thailand, where well-heeled tourists can live in luxury while obeying some of the world's strictest anti-coronavirus measures. At The Senses Resort overlooking Phuket's Patong Bay, 16 villas have been specially prepared for quarantine guests



Pandemic imperils Coney Island, the 'people's playground' of New York
2020-08-28
The coronavirus pandemic has silenced the famous New York boardwalk in Coney Island, causing one of the most difficult periods in its 150-year history, and sparking fears for its future.



Mexico's famous Xochimilco boats reopen despite high virus caseload
2020-08-24
Boat tours restart in Mexico's famous Xochimilco, a maze of canals and artificial islands created centuries ago by the area's indigenous peoples. The area is a UNESCO World Heritage Site that draws around one million tourists a year in normal times.



World’s biggest electric passenger ferry sails between Denmark and Sweden
2020-08-19
The world's biggest electric passenger ferry sails between Denmark and Sweden for a 4km journey. The ferry "works pretty much like a phone", that charges for up to nine minutes when it needs more power, explains Jens Ole Hansen, the COO of ForSea, which operates the line.