Dana is a reporter and Travel Tomorrow's Associate Editor. 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.
A man wearing a Trump t-shirt has been kicked off a Delta Air Lines flight, sparking controversy online over the carrier’s dress code for passengers. The […]
Ryanair CEO Michael O’Leary is calling for a two-drink limit on bar sales at European airports due to what he’s called “record numbers” of air rage […]
The passport may soon become a “pastport”, a thing of bygone days, with the advent of digitally-stored data and facial recognition technology giving us the chance […]
Saudi Arabia has launched a new and inclusive campaign designed, according to the CEO of its tourism agency, to appeal to “all” adventurers. From trepidation to […]
A massive wave of stinking dead fish is threatening Greece’s environment and tourism sector, in more evidence of the impact of climate change on the southern […]
Ryanair is expecting a current slump in air fares to continue over winter 2024-25, following a five percent downturn in fares over what is usually the […]
Tourism is a dynamic sector that is constantly and rapidly evolving. There is always something new. However, journalists writing about “new tourism” and “new tourists” are […]
I’ve recently begun the Promenade Verte, a 60 km trail around the outskirts of Brussels, taking in lovingly-tended guerrilla allotments and sneak previews of the old […]
Superyachts and the question of where to safely harbour them have been in the news after the August 2024 sinking of the Bayesian during a storm in the […]
One of the less-commonly talked of effects of climate change is the risk to humanity’s cultural heritage, with rising sea levels likely to cause the disappearance […]
According to estimations by aerospace company Boeing, China’s commercial aircraft fleet should more than double by 2043. Over 8,000 new planes should be introduced in the […]