Robbe Bernard is a Belgian student of International Journalism with a strong interest in travel and transport, particularly aviation. He likes to write articles about mobility and travel-related topics and enjoys exploring new countries and cultures in his spare time.
Studio City Macau has launched a new 4D attraction that simulates the feeling of flying through imaginary worlds. Called Studio City Stardust, the experience opened in […]
Multiple pilots flying into Brussels Airport were targeted by lasers on the evening of 14 August, amid speculation that the activity could have stemmed from local […]
It’s official: Gen Z prefers small-town travel over big-city lights, according to internal data and surveys from Airbnb that show 74% of Gen Z leisure travellers are […]
Despite the relative strength of the premium travel segment, cultural immersion is emerging as a stronger priority for consumers, according to Skift’s State of Travel 2026 […]
New results from a rolling survey by the Greek National Tourism Organization (GNTO) position Greece as the third most popular Mediterranean destination for European travellers, with 29% of […]
Following a survey that showed how travel planners are some of the least-thanked people in the group chat, travel planning platform Klook is taking action. Five […]
American Airlines is bringing seatback entertainment screens back to its US flights, reversing a strategy that saw the carrier remove built-in displays from much of its […]
Severe weather across the US is causing a series of cancellations and delays. Combined with reduced available seat capacity, many travellers are forced to wait days […]
Travelling to Paris without seeing the Eiffel Tower or visiting Rome without stopping at the Colosseum might sound unusual. Yet, a new travel philosophy is encouraging […]
Europe continues to dominate global leisure travel, having captured a third of global leisure travel spending in 2025, new EIR data from the World Travel & Tourism Council […]
Prospective space tourists could be waiting a while yet for take-off due to a spaceship assembly delay announced by the only remaining player in the market, Virgin Galactic. […]
Hiking visitors to one of Europe’s classic long-distance trails could find access restricted from spring 2027, if calls from local authorities are put into action. The Tour du […]
A master plan that will see Sydney Airport able to handle 72 million passengers by 2045 has been approved by the Australian Government, paving the way […]
What do Romeo and Juliet, Valpolicella wines and nuclear weapons have in common? Fans will soon be able to discover it while combining their passions on […]
Anyone who has recently travelled on the Eurostar from London will have noticed how cramped St Pancras International has become, with long queues at security and […]