Let's Test Your Travel Knowledge

It’s the so-called Seattle Gum Wall, which, somehow, became an official tourist attraction in 1999.

It’s bigfoot. Adam Bird, who is a co-founder of the British Bigfoot Research organisation, believes he’s captured the creature on camera.

Helsinki is pioneering a new on-demand bus system, which could spell the end of traditional bus services. You can read more about Gavin's time in the Finnish capital here.

It’s armrest dividers. The paper device separates a standard plane armrest into two equal sections, ending the eternal battle for elbow space.

It was the Beer Mile, a competition where entrants race around a 400m running track, down a pint and repeat three times. Armstrong withdrew after one lap.

It’s yoga on a motorbike. Gugulotu Lachiram, who lives in Khammam, does yoga poses as he goes down the road. He plans to keep doing it until he’s 65.

Passengers faced delays of up to 30 minutes thanks to a plane spotter, who was mistaken for a gunman.