Dana is a Travel Tomorrow reporter. She graduated in Political Science and International Relations. She moved to Brussels from Romania for her studies and Mont des Arts made her fall in love with the city and remain here. She loves animals, especially dogs, and everything food related, but dessert most of all.
The European Council and Parliament have just agreed on a draft regulation on data collection and sharing for short-term rental services. The regulation was proposed by […]
European air passengers are flying despite economic pressures and are paying less inflationary prices to do so than they are for other items on their shopping […]
Europe has taken further steps towards an appealing old-school new technology – an alternative transport system and multi-modal travel network, composed of capsules powered by magnets, […]
The European Council has just adopted new rules on the digitalisation of the application procedure for Schengen visa, giving the final green light for the process […]
Lufthansa has announced that, as of mid-January 2024 passengers on the airline’s European flights will be able to use the on-board internet services for messages free […]
The tourism industry finally has a full recovery, to pre-pandemic figures, in clear sight. At the same time, as travellers are starting to roam again, new […]
In a further sign of aviation’s post-pandemic bounceback, the German flagship carrier Lufthansa and its subsidiary Brussels Airlines have both announced record summer profits in 2023 […]
The Netherlands has the most expensive gas and electricity in Europe, while Hungary enjoys the lowest energy prices in the bloc, according to new data from […]
The review of the EU Package Travel Directive is heating up tempers with consumer protectionists calling for more regulation and tour operators less. The European Travel […]
The wind power industry is set to regain grip as the European Commission unveiled yesterday 15 immediate actions, under its wind energy package, to secure domestic […]
Towards the unprecedented challenges that the European Union (EU) is facing, also within the tourism sector, it becomes imperative for the European Commission to contemplate the […]
Amidst a difficult global context – marked by escalating geopolitical tensions and enduring cost-of-living crisis – Europe’s travel and tourism sector has defied odds. Research conducted […]
The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU), the equivalent of a Supreme Court for the bloc, rejected on Wednesday, 18 September, a complaint form […]
On 27 August, a landslide in the French Maurienne Valley caused the Fréjus tunnel, connecting France and Italy to close. While the road traffic segment of […]