Robbe Bernard is a Travel Tomorrow reporter with a particular interest in aviation, mobility and tourism. He holds a bachelor’s degree in International Journalism from Thomas More University of Applied Sciences and is continuing his studies in tourism at Hasselt University. His experience as a cabin crew member brings a practical understanding of the travel industry to his reporting. Passionate about discovering new countries and cultures, he enjoys exploring the stories behind places and the people who shape them.
An entire Scottish island has gone on sale for £350,000 (€414,000), offering a retreat for buyers prepared to live with few modern comforts. Hildasay lies off […]
The gardens of the private residence of King Charles III and Queen Camilla are getting ready for autumn. Nature enthusiasts will be able to take part […]
A Scottish beauty spot featured in the popular television series Outlander has been put up for sale, with planning permission for site development to cater to […]
Edinburgh’s tourist tax is now in force, making the Scottish capital the first city in the country to implement a visitor levy. City councillors anticipate the […]
Ulva, a small island off the west coast of Scotland, will stop receiving visitors on Sundays this summer after an unexpected rise in tourism. The decision […]
On 31 May 2026, both Glasgow Airport and Edinburgh Airport in Scotland were hit by a temporary fuel shortage, causing multiple delays. Contrary to initial fears, […]
Center Parcs has broken ground on a new site in Scotland, marking the start of a £450 million (around €518 million) project expected to bring 1,200 […]
Ryanair has announced a £40-million (€46.2-million) expansion of its maintenance facility at Prestwick Airport, sometimes called Glasgow Prestwick, southwest of Glasgow in Scotland. The development will […]
Residents in a remote part of Scotland are upping pressure on authorities to create tunnel routes between their islands, providing a faster, more reliable way of […]
Following a recommendation by the Scottish government, the Highland Council has decided to put its plans for a 5% tourist levy on hold. In early 2026, […]
Changes could be coming to the holiday rental market in Scotland as authorities there consider new licensing regulations that some argue would control the number of […]
As Egypt celebrates the reopening of its Grand Egyptian Museum beside the pyramids of Giza, Britain is having its own pyramid moment, with Prince Albert’s memorial […]
As of early 2026, Glasgow will become the first Scottish city to trial free public transport on trains, buses, and subways. A selection of 1,000 citizens […]