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.
Over 20,000 Mallorca residents marched down the streets of Palma de Mallorca on Sunday evening in a protest against mass tourism. The protests are not against […]
France’s River Garonne has a new bridge in the southwestern port city of Bordeaux. Designed by Dutch architects OMA, the project aimed to create not just […]
Munich, Germany, home to Oktoberfest, the world’s largest beer festival, has opened a brand-new biergarten, with a difference. The atmosphere of the addition to the city’s […]
A group of engineers at the University of California in San Diego have successfully taught a humanoid robot to perform a variety of expressive gestures such […]
Former US President Donald Trump is set to reinstate and tighten the travel restrictions his previous administration put on citizens from Muslim countries, if he is […]
Aircraft manufacturer Boeing expects to make 44,000 commercial planes over the next 20 years. Boeing projected the number in its 2024 Commercial Market Outlook (CMO), which […]
On Friday, the world of travel went back to pre-technology for a while as a global IT outage rendered around 8.5 million Windows devices unusable, Microsoft […]
Last year, Ryanair started a battle against online travel agents (OTAs), with airline CEO Michael O’Leary calling them “pirates” for adding hidden mark-ups to air fares […]
In 500 years’ time everyone in Japan will have the same surname, a Japanese demographics expert has predicted. Professor Hiroshi Yoshida, a researcher in the impact […]
Like something straight out of a sci-fi movie, a Japanese dating app with a difference is hooking people up with their perfect partner – created by […]
The stricken luxury goods sector is unlikely to pick up any time soon, commentators have warned, with one of the key market drivers, Chinese spending, under […]
Despite a growing number of airlines charging flyers for hand luggage, the days of such fees may be numbered, following a series of court and parliamentary […]
During the Renaissance period, the Grand Tour pulled young European aristocrats across Europe to experience art, culture, and history. Local scholars, known as “Cicerones,” were hired […]
A global IT outage is taking services across the world offline, from trains, airlines and airports, to TV and radio stations, to banks and stock exchanges. […]