Domestic tourists are set to bring big business to British holiday destinations this summer

Michelin-starred chefs are championing vegan food in a bid to make high-end eating more sustainable.

Cycling has seen a surge in popularity thanks to the pandemic. Yet, once life returns to something resembling normality, will cycling still appeal to so many?

Representatives from the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights arrived in Colombia this week to investigate allegations of rights abuses committed during six weeks of anti-government protests.

The pandemic has triggered a wave of new business startups in the UK despite high levels of economic instability.

The cycle industry is one of few to profit from the coronavirus pandemic as the bike boom increases employment across the sector.

With gyms closed, Manchester women have found their own ways of keeping fit.

While the epicentre of the coronavirus pandemic is now in Europe, promoters in China and Asia Pacific say the return of touring is still some way off.

IQ speaks to those providing the (literal) framework for festivals and events to discuss the unique challenges and successes of last year's season.

With the calendar of LGBTQ+ events having exploded and live music now a staple of Pride celebrations, IQ asks what more can be done to achieve greater equality in live

As society becomes more in tune with the importance of mental wellbeing, IQ explores some of the initiatives aiming to make the live industry a healthier, happier place

A security operation looking to regain control of the Bolivian border town of San Matías has revealed the extent to which an absence of state institutions has led to lawlessness in the area.

The seizure of more than 7 metric tons of drugs from users in nine days in Colombia after a decree effectively banning personal drug use has been heralded a success by authorities.

Drug trafficking routes out of Peru have taken a new direction in recent years, suggesting a shake up in the criminal networks operating in the country and the emergence of new consumer markets, particularly in eastern Europe.

Homicide rates in El Salvador are set to be at their lowest in years, yet the number of disappearances has increased dramatically in the same time, suggesting that the Salvadoran government does not have as tight of a grasp on security issues as initial figures may imply.

Costa Rica has been a beacon of peace in a conflict- and crime-ridden region since the abolition of its armed forces in 1948, yet a rise in violent crime in recent years has pressured the government to develop innovative and effective security strategies in order to retain the country’s peaceful image.

African migrants are being sold as slaves in Libya. How can slavery exist in the modern world?

Notorious Mexican drug lord ‘El Chapo’ faced extradition to the US last January. Why has his removal not improved public safety in Mexico?

Cape Town is fast running out of water. Why are cities around the world becoming increasingly water-stressed?

The Colombian government and FARC rebels have signed a historic peace agreement. A year on, why has peace still not arrived in Colombia?

Millions of undocumented Mexican and Central American migrants live in the US today. How do stringent immigration policies affect these individuals and the region in general?

Linguistic diversity is in decline. What can be done to safeguard the world’s endangered languages?

The world's oceans are under threat. What can be done to protect marine life and biodiversity?

A world without light: terrifying for all, unimaginable for most, a daily reality for the miners of Potosí.

Co-written with J.Q. Cooley

Paceños and plazas - the iconic squares of La Paz. A photo poem by Anna Grace and J.Q. Cooley.

Surrounded by land on all sides, it is not surprising that Bolivia can call itself a neighbour to no fewer than five countries in total.

The world of boutique Bolivian coffee production.

An eventful journey, a nomadic paradise, a transient hell – travelling is many things. But one thing remains certain: the traveller is always on the move.

A tour of Tarija, Bolivia's beautiful wine region, sampling some of the best alcoholic delicacies the country has to offer.

An exploration of Bolivia's attempt to shed its colonial past.

Top tips on how to navigate the icy weather and complex logistics of a winter hiking trip on South America's icy southern tip.

UK food banks provide a lifeline to many but as demand continues to increase, many may struggle to meet the need.

Anna reminisces about days spent chatting with watchmakers and scooting round fuel blockades on her year abroad.