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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.

28 February 2022

Largest plane in the world destroyed during Russia’s invasion of Ukraine

The longest, heaviest and largest aircraft ever built, the Antolov AN-225, has been destroyed during Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, according to Ukrainian authorities. On 24 February, […]
28 February 2022

EU shuts down EU airspace to Russian planes

Over the weekend, almost all EU Member States have individually announced their ban on Russian aircraft from their airspace. On Sunday evening, Commission President Ursula von […]
28 February 2022

King Leopold II to be liquidised?

A statue of King Leopold II on Brussels’s Place du Trône could be melted down for scrap, as Belgium reckons with its horrific colonial history. But […]
28 February 2022

EU airline safety regulator addresses travelling concerns to eastern Europe

With the escalation of war in Ukrainian territory, the EU airline safety regulator — European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) — was consulted to assess the […]
28 February 2022

Delta Airlines and Manchester United ditch Russia’s Aeroflot airlines

Delta Airlines suspended its codeshare agreement with Russia’s Aeroflot airlines amidst the military escalation in Ukraine. In the UK, the soccer club Manchester United has also […]
28 February 2022

How is the pandemic affecting pilots’ skills and readiness?

After the peaks in contagion cases in December and January, the number of commercial flights has begun to increase. On the other hand, the drop in […]
28 February 2022

Delta Airlines accused of moving black woman to back of plane

A Black woman has accused Delta Airlines of moving her to the back of a plane during the flight. Camille Henderson declared she boarded a flight […]
28 February 2022

Flight radar 24 registers millions of users since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine

Dozens of flights are being diverted around Ukraine after airspace was closed following Russia’s invasion, which started on Thursday February 24th. The Daily Mail reports that […]
25 February 2022

France installs ‘sound radars’ on streets to tackle noise pollution

Living in a big city anywhere around the world comes with a few compromises, among which is the sound of the never-ending traffic. In an attempt […]
25 February 2022

Dubai’s new Sky Views promises mesmerising views to tourists

Dubai has a new attraction for tourists and visitors and it promises mesmerising views of the city along with an exquisite city skyline. 1. Sky Views […]
25 February 2022

SpaceX to split stock shares in a bid to attract more investors

This is the first time SpaceX has performed a stock split. The value of its common stock will be split 10-for-1 as the total value of […]
25 February 2022

48 hours in Tenerife

A short trip to Tenerife is always a good idea, the welcoming, mild climate of the largest of Canary Islands for which it earned a nickname […]
25 February 2022

A memorial concert in Brussels pays tribute to the Khojaly massacre

Tomorrow night will mark the 30th anniversary of the Khojaly massacre and, in the honour and memory of the victims, the Embassy of the Republic of […]
25 February 2022

What is Black History Month and why is it celebrated?

Black History Month is observed every February to celebrate African Americans’ achievements and recognize their central role in history. Here is what to know about Black […]
25 February 2022

Meet the first Victoria’s Secret model with Down Syndrome

Victoria’s Secret has sponsored the first young lady suffering from Down Syndrome to model their latest line. The new “Angel”, Sofía Jirau, is a Puerto Rican […]
25 February 2022

5 best rural tourism spots around Santarém

1. Quinta da Cabrita Just 45 minutes from Lisbon and 10 minutes from Santarém, this is an 18th century farm and its grounds, appealingly guarded by […]