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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.

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6 October 2023

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Mega projects shaping Riyadh’s future

The city of Riyadh is being completely transformed by 8 mega projects, all part of the Saudi Vision 2030, aiming to create sustainable and innovative urban […]

6 October 2023

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Europalia Festival opens with shining light on Georgia’s Avant-Garde

The little-known but fascinating Georgian Avant-Garde movement is in the spotlight at the Europalia Arts Festival, which has opened in Brussels. For four months from 5 […]

6 October 2023

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Is it safe to travel on French trains?

A bedbug infestation spreading from Paris to the rest of France has triggered deep Eurostar cleaning as people are asking themselves is it safe to travel […]

5 October 2023

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Israel launches €2.6 million FOMO based tourism campaign

The Israeli Ministry of Tourism has launched a €2.6 million advertising campaign for attracting visitors the upcoming winter season. The campaign is based on the growing […]

5 October 2023

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Copernicus, blue-algae bloom, Windermere and overtourism

Lake Windermere (14.8 sq km), the largest in UK’s Lake District, was discovered and made famous by the Lakeland poets at the time of the Industrial […]

5 October 2023

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10 years of Belt and Road Initiative

It has been 10 years since President Xi Jinping’s announced the Silk Road Economic Belt, now called the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), as a major […]

5 October 2023

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Erection boosting spider venom gel starts clinical trials

Not everyone would be up to the job of extracting venom from a lethal 15cm arachnid. It requires clasping one of the huge furry spiders with […]

5 October 2023

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Airbnb condemns Brussels’ “disproportionate” new rules on private rentals

Private rental owners who offer furnished accommodation in Brussels will face extra administrative burdens in the near future. The measure was announced by the Brussels-Capital Region […]

5 October 2023

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Luxury private jet for rich dog owners faces backlash from climate activists

A British-based company has started a luxury plane-charter service for travellers who want to fly with their dogs, and the idea is causing some controversy. Mile-high […]

5 October 2023

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Schiphol to invest €3 billion in improving quality

Amsterdam’s Schiphol Airport has announced a €3 billion investment allocated for improving the overall quality of the travel hub’s services. Concretely, from 2024 to 2027, the […]

4 October 2023

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Eat your way into culture past and future at Leuven’s four-month New Horizons | Dieric Bouts Festival

Autumn is a mellow time of looking back and looking forward and that’s exactly what the Flemish Belgian city of Leuven is doing, from 20 October […]

4 October 2023

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Switzerland’s “Ride of a Lifetime” captivates judges at European Rail Tourism Awards

After being distinguished as the Best in Education for training travel agents last year, Switzerland Tourism has received the award for the best rail tourism campaign […]

4 October 2023

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Over-indulging and queue-jumping among worst flying habits, say Brits

Ideas about what constitutes etiquette and polite behaviour around the world vary, so perhaps it’s no wonder that people disagree about how to conduct themselves in […]

4 October 2023

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Passengers warned to remove pets from carriers before X-ray checkpoint

In a recent advisory, the US Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has cautioned passengers against subjecting their pets to X-ray scanners at airports. The TSA’s move follows […]

4 October 2023

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Scientists coin “Noctalgia” term for the loss of dark skies

Along with air and water pollution, and the constant pumping of carbon dioxide, humans managed to add light pollution to their portfolio of environmental disaster. 1. […]

4 October 2023

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European Parliament votes to scrap hand luggage charges

Members of the European Parliament have voted on and adopted today a resolution proposed by the Petitions Committee on 20 September, moving to scrap hand luggage […]