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Dana is a Travel Tomorrow reporter. 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.

3 February 2023

How climate change led to the appearance of a new bear species

Global warming is getting worse every year, with record breaking temperatures being recorded worldwide. The Earth, as we know it, will soon forever change the way […]
3 February 2023

This hydrogen powered superyacht could fly across the water

The superyacht lifestyle is becoming more and more popular, with designers taking advantage of the increasing rave to compete over who can create the most luxurious, […]
3 February 2023

EVs sales are taking up despite infrastructure challenges

The transition to electric vehicles (EV) is gaining shape throughout the world, notably in Europe, where the decision to ban fossil-powered cars and vans as of […]
2 February 2023

Ford and Tesla slash prices of EV cars to compete for customers

Growing competition in the EV market is obliging carmakers to slash prices and compete for customers. 1. Fords vs Tesla Elon Musk’s Tesla is the undisputed […]
1 February 2023

Traffic pollution impairs brain function, new study shows

A new study conducted by researchers at the University of British Columbia, Canada, and the University of Victoria, Australia, has shown that typical levels of traffic […]
31 January 2023

Swiss startup presents hybrid EV batteries that recharge in 72 seconds

Swiss startup Morand developed a new battery technology, called Morand eTechnology, which promises to revolutionise mobility with its ultra-fast rechargeable battery pack. 1. Ultra-fast Morand’s new […]
30 January 2023

Biggest ‘sports entertainment’ park in Europe to open in Belgium

Europe’s largest sports entertainment park is set to open in Belgium this spring. Located in Limburg, Hasselt, Sparkx will be a new 3500 square metre leisure […]
30 January 2023

45-year-old Bryan Johnson spends $2M a year to be 18 years old again

Bryan Johnson, a middle-aged tech mogul, is working with a team of 30 doctors and health experts to reduce his biological age back to 18. Since […]
26 January 2023

Meet the world’s first electric vintage 1954 Fiat Millecento

An Indian firm that tests and develops charging systems for batteries decided to restore a 1954 Fiat Millecento and convert it from an internal combustion engine […]
25 January 2023

What is Damp January and how does it differ from Dry January?

New year, new resolutions. That’s how it tends to be for most of us. We make a list, be it physical or in our mind, of […]
24 January 2023

How to make extra money for your holidays?

It’s mid-January and that means that most of us are struggling a little, financially. Maybe you’re not in real money trouble, at least we hope so, […]
24 January 2023

Lightyear forced to stop with first solar car due to high production costs

Lightyear, the high-tech company that developed the world’s first solar powered car, has announced it is stopping the production of their first vehicle, Lightyear 0, in […]
23 January 2023

Dutch to outlaw unhealthy designer pet breeds, including on social media

The Netherlands announced on Friday that it aims to make it illegal to own pet breeds prone to suffering and health problems. In an address to […]
23 January 2023

Paris Saint-Germain makes a mid-season stopover in Doha with partner Qatar Airways

Paris Saint-Germain, France’s reigning ‘Ligue 1’ champion team, travelled to Doha on January 18, with a stopover in Riyadh and a return flight to the French […]
19 January 2023

World’s longest river cruise sails India’s Ganges

The world’s longest river cruise set sail on 13 January from the city of Varanasi in India. The ship has a 51-day journey ahead, cruising the […]
19 January 2023

How can golf survive climate change?

Drought and climate change around the globe are threatening golf practice, obliging public authorities to find sustainable ways of keeping golf courses alive. In California, a […]