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 few weeks ago, the city council of the Schwäbisch Hall municipality, located in the Baden-Württemberg in Germany, announced their intention to cap beer prices at […]
Next 21 and 22 May the city of Leuven turns into any beer lover’s dream. The Leuven Innovation Beer Festival (LIBF) will bring together 16 innovative […]
When it comes to finding ways to relax, humans aren’t afraid of getting their hands dirty. Which can seem a bit contradictory, as we’re probably also […]
The packaging sector in the European Union (EU) is calling on lawmakers to create the right enabling policy framework to help accelerate the transition to a […]
What a lovely occasion to celebrate. I hope you’re sitting in front of your screen with a box of chocolate chip cookies while reading this article. […]
Eating a healthy diet could increase the lifespan of young adults by as much as 10 years, according to new scientific research. 1. Healthy diet There’s […]
Ribatejo is a central, coastless province, located in southern Portugal, named for the banks of the Tejo (Tagus) River, which courses through the region from northeast to […]
Food insecurity and trade disruption are two of the many consequences of the military conflict in Ukraine. The International Food Policy Research Institute proposes specific ways […]
Belgium is famous around the world for its beers and the centuries old tradition of brewing and the Flemish minister of tourism, Zuhal Demir, believes there […]
Every country has its signature dishes, culinary treats for which it is famous all around the world. When you think of Italy, for example, you think […]
Belgium will be eternally linked to its famous beer, however wine production is gaining momentum as a result of climate change and rising temperatures. 1. Wine […]
Belgian winemakers are relying on new infrared technologies to protect their grapevines from the polar temperatures that hit the country in the past weeks. The new […]