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.
Qantas Airways is introducing a new in-flight Wellbeing Zone on its upcoming Airbus A350-1000ULR aircraft as part of its Project Sunrise programme. Qantas Airways is developing this space […]
German carrier Lufthansa has announced it will be cancelling 20,000 flights from its schedule between May and October 2026. The decision is a direct outcome of […]
A major regional Spanish airport and significant pilgrimage and hiking hub is set to close for over a month just as 2026’s summer season starts, bringing […]
Sardinia has launched a €38 million plan to revitalise some of its most fragile communities, injecting much-needed funds into villages on the brink of depopulation while showcasing […]
Greece is taking a unilateral approach to new EU-wide rules on British visitors, dropping the bloc’s Entry Exit System (EES) checks on arrivals, according to tourism […]
A new work of art has been unveiled at Amsterdam Schiphol Airport, continuing a tradition that has shaped the airport’s identity since the 1960s. Dutch designer Maarten Baas presents The […]
Southern Greenland is becoming easier to reach, as the opening of Qaqortoq airport replaces Narsarsuaq as the region’s main access point and allows international visitors to […]
American Airlines is celebrating its hundredth anniversary with real generosity by gifting 100,000 frequent flyer miles to 100 lucky winners in a sweepstakes draw. Running from […]
Some countries are blessed with beauty. Others are defined by strategic potential. Nepal is increasingly becoming both. For decades, Nepal has occupied a rare place in […]
The Château d’Argenteau, located in the Belgian town of Visé, is about to get a makeover. Architect Luc Spits and businessman Yannick Bouts are joining forces […]
Opened in 1999, Burj Al-Arab, Dubai’s most iconic silhouette and a global benchmark for luxury, long considered the only real rival to Burj Khalifa, is set […]
There is mounting concern about the Empowering Consumers for the Green Transition Directive (ECD), which will apply across the EU from September 2026. Certification agencies are […]
International visitors to some of the United Kingdom’s most prestigious museums and galleries could soon be charged an entrance fee under new proposals to revoke a […]