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Pan Am plane wreck discovered 74 years after fatal crash off Puerto Rico
The wreckage of a Pan American World Airways aircraft that crashed into the Atlantic Ocean off Puerto Rico in 1952 has been found 74 years after the disaster, bringing closure to one of aviation’s most significant safety-related accidents. The remains of the Douglas DC-4, known as the Clipper Endeavor, were...
Direct flights between US and Lebanon set to resume after more than 40 years
Direct air links between the United States and Lebanon could resume for the first time in more than four decades after US President Donald Trump directed his administration to allow American airlines to fly directly to the country. Trump announced the decision on Tuesday, 21 July, following a meeting with...
Ryanair reduces Belgian network by two million seats over higher aviation tax
Ryanair has announced plans to remove five aircraft from its base at Brussels South Charleroi Airport and cut two million seats from its Belgian network. The reductions will affect the airline’s schedules at both Charleroi and Brussels Airport, also known as Zaventem. They will apply during the Winter 2026–2027 and...
Seven Greek islands declare drought emergency as summer tourism peaks
Seven Greek islands in the Aegean have declared drought emergencies as Greece grapples with worsening water shortages during the height of the summer tourist season, highlighting the growing pressure that climate change and rising visitor numbers are placing on some of the country's most popular destinations. The islands affected are...
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Brussels Airport invests €6 million in four new specialised airport fire vehicles
Brussels Airport has strengthened its fire service with four new specialised crash tenders and a new training simulator as part of an almost €6 million investment aimed at enhancing safety and emergency response capabilities. The four new Rosenbauer crash tenders are now operational and have joined the airport’s in-house fire...
Pan Am plane wreck discovered 74 years after fatal crash off Puerto Rico
The wreckage of a Pan American World Airways aircraft that crashed into the Atlantic Ocean off Puerto Rico in 1952 has been found 74 years after the disaster, bringing closure to one of aviation’s most significant safety-related accidents. The remains of the Douglas DC-4, known as the Clipper Endeavor, were...
Direct flights between US and Lebanon set to resume after more than 40 years
Direct air links between the United States and Lebanon could resume for the first time in more than four decades after US President Donald Trump directed his administration to allow American airlines to fly directly to the country. Trump announced the decision on Tuesday, 21 July, following a meeting with...
Wallonia calls for more airlines at Charleroi Airport after Ryanair cuts two million seats
The Walloon government has called for Brussels South Charleroi Airport to reduce its dependence on Ryanair after the airline confirmed major capacity cuts in Belgium. Ryanair plans to remove five aircraft from its Charleroi base and cut two million seats from its Belgian network. The reductions will affect both Charleroi...
Ryanair reduces Belgian network by two million seats over higher aviation tax
Ryanair has announced plans to remove five aircraft from its base at Brussels South Charleroi Airport and cut two million seats from its Belgian network. The reductions will affect the airline’s schedules at both Charleroi and Brussels Airport, also known as Zaventem. They will apply during the Winter 2026–2027 and...
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Brighton seafront to undergo £22 million renovation
One of the UK’s most popular beach destinations, Brighton, is about to be transformed. In order to prevent the town’s iconic Victorian arches from collapsing on the seafront, the British government has announced a £22 million renovation project. Brighton’s seafront area is well-known to both locals and tourists alike. Behind...
Seven Greek islands declare drought emergency as summer tourism peaks
Seven Greek islands in the Aegean have declared drought emergencies as Greece grapples with worsening water shortages during the height of the summer tourist season, highlighting the growing pressure that climate change and rising visitor numbers are placing on some of the country's most popular destinations. The islands affected are...
EU faces climate backlash over plans to extend free pollution permits until 2038
On 17 July 2026, the European Commission published a document asking the 27 member states and the European Parliament to amend the EU’s emissions trading system. Presented as a way to preserve the European Union’s competitiveness and to allow for cost-effective decarbonisation, the proposal is being widely criticised by climate...
Low Danube water levels strand cruise ships and hit Hungary’s tourism
The Danube River is running so low on water that stranded cruise ships have been forced to abandon tours in what is being described as a major setback for the Hungarian travel and tourism sector. Amid record temperatures across Europe that have closed tourist attractions, buckled roads, and disrupted trains,...
Greece plans to extend Navagio Beach to save famous shipwreck
Navagio Beach, also known as Shipwreck Beach or Smugglers’ Cove among social media users, is about to undergo an expansion. Greek authorities have unveiled plans to protect the famous shipwreck and its surroundings from further erosion. Based on the Greek island of Zakynthos, Navagio Beach has become a tourist favourite...
Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea resorts: What’s open now and what’s coming by 2030
Saudi Arabia's ambitious Red Sea tourism destination is steadily taking shape. While the multibillion-dollar development is not expected to be fully completed until 2030, visitors can already stay at a growing collection of luxury resorts, with 11 hotels now welcoming guests along the Kingdom's Red Sea coast. Developed by Red...
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From Greece to Iceland: All destinations behind ‘The Odyssey’ movie
Christopher Nolan’s ‘The Odyssey’ has only just been released but has already been inspiring travellers from around the globe. Stepping in the filmmakers' footsteps, we listed all the destinations featured in the blockbuster and worth a visit. Several thousand years after it was first told, Homer’s epic ‘The Odyssey’-telling the...
Why we love holiday reading: The history of airport bookshops and vacation books
In a fast-attention economy, the idea of the long-form holiday read seems like an outlier product, yet books are still big business, and the choice of book to take away on vacation still matters, perhaps now more than ever, as the work week creep and constant connectivity make having time...
Greece seeks UNESCO World Heritage recognition for famous Mount Olympus
Mount Olympus, the tallest mountain in Greece and home to the 12 Olympian gods, might be included in UNESCO’s World Heritage List. A decision by the World Heritage Committee is expected before 29 July 2026, after a process that has been going on since 2014. Culminating at 2,918 meters and...
Tbilisi’s futuristic Fuksas concert hall set for demolition after never opening
Tbilisi is preparing to demolish its striking, futuristic Rike Concert Hall, which has stood desolate and unused beside the River Kura for nearly 15 years. Designed by Studio Fuksas, one of Italy’s most prominent architectural practices, and designed to act like a periscope for the city, the complex was built...
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Why you should visit Bouillon: Belgium’s medieval gem in the Ardennes
Nestled in the heart of the Ardennes and embraced by a sweeping bend of the River Semois, the Belgian town of Bouillon combines centuries of history with outdoor adventure. Best known for its imposing medieval fortress and its links to Godfrey of Bouillon, one of the leaders of the First...
Beyond the Eiffel Tower, a day in the other Paris
Most people associate Paris with the Eiffel Tower, Haussmann façades, a thriving art and fashion scene, café terraces, and its famously feisty and opinionated inhabitants, and rarely think of La Défense for a Paris getaway. When I mentioned my planned trip to the district, the reactions were incredulous at best....
Discovering Germany’s Mosel Valley: A journey through vineyards, castles and river villages
The gentle hum of a tractor engine carries across the glass-like surface of the Mosel River. On the opposite bank, a vigneron manoeuvres a tired 4WD along a terrifying bluff. All along this meandering valley in western Germany, farmers are out in the June sunshine, clambering across slate embankments to...
3 family-friendly day trips near Brussels
Summer is just around the corner, meaning the time has come to start thinking about family-friendly holiday activities. Not sure how to keep those kids entertained? We came up with some family-friendly day trip inspiration near Brussels. Go on a photo quest in a park or garden Vlaams-Brabant has no...
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One destination everyone should cruise to at least once in their life? 🚢
🎧 Tune in to the latest episode of the Travel Tomorrow podcast
🎙️ Special guest: Frank Van den Steen, Country Manager Benelux at MSC Cruises
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China showcases Zhejiang tourism and culture in Brussels 🇨🇳🇪🇺
📍 Brussels, Belgium
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The Colors of Azerbaijan 🇦🇿 🇧🇪 Exhibition by Etibar Jafarov
📍 Cercle Royal Gaulois, Brussels, Belgium
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This is your sign to try Aufguss at Thermae ♨️
🎧 Tune in to the Travel Tomorrow podcast
🎙️ Special guest: @jokevdz
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From a 400 year old castle to a wellness destination, Thermae Boetfort’s journey began in 2010 🏰
🎧 Tune in to the Travel Tomorrow podcast
🎙️ Special guest: @jokevdz
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The very first episode of the Travel Tomorrow Podcast is officially live!
Tune in now and be part of the journey 🎧
🎙️Hosted by Deborah O’Donoghue, with special guest Joke Van Der Zypen
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Alinja Castle 🏰 the Machu Picchu of the Caucasus
📍 Alinja Castle, Nakhchivan, Azerbaijan
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10 of the best restaurants in Tervuren 🥂🍽️
📍 Tervuren, Belgium
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Morocco to expand hotel capacity by 60,000 beds for 2030 World Cup
Morocco is set to boost its hotel capacity by 20%, according to an announcement by the country’s tourism minister, meaning an additional 60,000 beds by the 2030 FIFA Men’s World Cup, which the Moroccans will co-host alongside Portugal and Spain. The news comes as Morocco enjoys the halo from its...
Hilton opens new literary-inspired Curio Collection hotel in Iceland
The new Skáld Akureyri hotel in Iceland’s second city Akureyri, part of Hilton’s Curio Collection, is rooted in the nation’s literary tradition. Blending books, design, and locally-produced food, the hotel aims to be more than a place to stay. Literary tourism is booming. People are continuously looking for new ways...
South Korea overhauls hotel rating system with tougher penalties for price gouging
South Korea has made radical changes to its national hotel rating system in a bid to streamline the process for industry stakeholders at the same time as implementing tighter consumer protections against unfair pricing. Effective from the beginning of July 2026, the framework entails an initial inspection by hotel evaluators...
World’s former most expensive hotel finally reopens in Macao
A troubled ultra-luxury hotel in Macao is re-opening for a trial period intended to showcase its service quality and premium facilities. The former Hotel 13 has been rebranded as 13 Palace, given a gold paint makeover, and is undergoing a phased opening “to turn around past stereotypes,” said executive director...
Global hospitality leaders identify Angola as promising new frontier for hotel development
During the Global Tourism Forum Angola Investment Summit in Luanda, hospitality leaders from Hilton, TUI, and Radisson identified Angola as one of Africa’s most promising new tourist markets. In a search for growth, new destinations, and investment opportunities, global hospitality brands are increasingly turning their attention to new, emerging markets....