Polya Plamenova Pencheva is a Travel Tomorrow reporter with experience in the fields of innovation, travelling, lifestyle, and design. Born and raised in Bulgaria, Polya lived in the Netherlands for eight years and recently moved to Brussels, Belgium, to explore new opportunities. She is also a plant lover, matcha drinker, book enthusiast, and a proud nerd. You can catch up with her on her Instagram or a cafe nestled in the heart of Brussels.
Cairo’s long-awaited Grand Egyptian Museum, or GEM, is likely to begin welcoming visitors before the end of October 2024 in a phased reveal that will continue until […]
On 2 October, the long-awaited Nintendo Museum in Japan officially opened its doors for its first visitors. Located in Nintendo’s historic Uji Ogura factory, approximately one […]
Over 245 museums and cultural hubs across Belgium have grouped together to offer a museum pass that gives visitors year round unlimited entry for a one-off […]
The City of Las Vegas has revealed the plans for its newest art project. The Las Vegas Museum of Art is scheduled to open in 2028 and will be designed […]
The Museum of European and Mediterranean Civilizations, located in Marseille, also known as Mucem, is currently hosting an exhibition about naturism entitled ‘Naturist paradises’. The exhibition, […]
A London-based architecture firm has beaten international competition to win the opportunity to re-design Ghent’s contemporary art museum S.M.A.K. and revitalise its relationship with the Belgian […]
Just in time for this summer’s Olympics, Paris has just added a new museum to its already astonishing list. The Musée du Fromage is entirely dedicated to […]
There are so many reasons to get to know and love the Walloon Brabant region, from annual markets in picturesque towns, to flower festivals, to historic […]
With the occasion of the English Tourism Week and Scottish Tourism Month, the Association of Leading Visitor Attractions (Alva) has unveiled a list of the most […]
The Brussels museums Nocturnes have become a staple event for culture mongers in the Belgian capital. For the 23rd time already, the Nocturnes are now scheduled […]
The Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM) has been a project in the works since the 1990s. With unforeseen circumstances and delays repeatedly postponing the museum’s official opening, […]
Lisbon’s Gulbenkian Modern Art Centre (CAM) is set to launch its new look in September 2024, after a four-year closure for renovations. The result is a […]
The Netherland is planning on opening a National Slavery Museum in 2030, to “tell the whole story” of its colonial past and its repercussions. The plan […]