Anna Ignatova is a reporter for Travel Tomorrow. She was raised in Moscow, where she pursued a degree in Journalism at the Higher School of Economics and took her first steps into the profession. Driven by her dream to study abroad and learn French, she moved to Brussels to live la vie bruxelloise. Along with that, she earned a master’s degree in Digital Media at VUB. Anna is passionate about journalism, loves to travel, and finds inspiration in literature, fashion, and cinema.
City authorities have begun removing the iconic umbrella pine trees that have long framed the ceremonial avenue leading to the Colosseum after a series of collapses […]
Italy is bracing for major travel disruption this February as nationwide air and rail strikes threaten tens of thousands of journeys during peak winter travel, just […]
A new exhibition in Milan brings together ancient artefacts and today’s memorabilia to celebrate 3,000 years of sporting history and coincide with the Milano-Cortina 2026 Winter […]
Bolzano, located in the Italian region of South Tyrol, might soon welcome a new architectural highlight. Peter Pichler Architecture has proposed a design for the so-called […]
With the 2026 Winter Olympics and Paralympics well underway at the time of writing, tourism in Northern Italy and especially around the town of Cortina d’Ampezzo […]
Travel to the 2026 Winter Olympics in Italy has already been affected by early February strikes among train workers in the Lombardy and Milan regions. The […]
The Italian Alpine village of Funes, located close to the Austrian border in South Tyrol, has gained international attention since a post of the picture-perfect town […]
The Winter Olympics risk bringing unsustainable numbers of visitors to the Dolomites, locals and environmental campaigners have warned, pointing to social media trends and apps that […]
Italy’s state-owned rail operator has made public further details of its bid to run Eurotunnel services between the UK and France, providing competition to Eurostar, which […]
As season five of Emily in Paris hits screens, it revives a well-worn fantasy: the perfect Italian village, far from the hustle and bustle, timeless, self-contained […]
Cultura a Porte Aperte allows visitors to open the doors to long-forgotten churches and once-dusty castles through the simple click of a button. Strolling through historical […]
Forget three coins in the fountain, tourists visiting one of Italy’s most iconic monuments will soon have to pay €2 for the privilege, as authorities in […]