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.
Taylor Swift can usually do no wrong, according to her “Swiftie” fanbase, who frequently come out in force to defend her honour with online “pile-ons”. But […]
Social media has never been more present in our daily lives and brands know that better than anyone else. When scrolling through Instagram, TikTok or any […]
Migaloo, a company allegedly specialising in private submersible yachts, in other words, superyacht – submarine hybrids, has unveiled a new design – the M5. The 165-metre-long […]
The inhabitants of Seine-Port, a French town near Paris, have recently been asked to vote in a referendum on the use of cellphones in public spaces. […]
Booking.com is playing on the idea that different holidays appeal to different parts of our identity in its latest advert, due to screen during the upcoming […]
Ongoing hostilities in the Red Sea are continuing to affect the region’s tourism sector as cruise companies cancel or reroute voyages to protect crew and holidaymakers. […]
Recent scientific research has shed new light on an already-known organelle in plant cells, a discovery that could bring a revolution in human anti-aging. The organelle […]
With many of those living in the Northern hemisphere having experienced snowfall over the last couple of weeks, the internet has been overrun by snowy videos […]
Tourism in Türkiye has been changing over the past few years. Whereas the country used to mainly attract sun seekers and culture enthousiasts, nowadays, a good […]
The Saudi Tourism Authority has just kicked off a new global marketing campaign, featuring the world’s most decorated football player, Lionel Messi. After refusing $429 million […]
Monitoring species over large and remote areas isn’t easy. Until know, traditional satellite GPS collars were used to keep track of wildlife but that system has […]