Anna Ignatova is a reporter for Travel Tomorrow. She was raised in Moscow, where she pursued a degree in Journalism at the Higher School of Economics and took her first steps into the profession. Driven by her dream to study abroad and learn French, she moved to Brussels to live la vie bruxelloise. Along with that, she earned a master’s degree in Digital Media at VUB. Anna is passionate about journalism, loves to travel, and finds inspiration in literature, fashion, and cinema.
The world’s largest wildlife crossing is scheduled to open on 2 December 2026 in Agoura Hills, northwest of Los Angeles. The Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing will […]
A new study has analysed the effect of travelling long east-west distances on migrating seabirds. The results show that animals, too, can suffer from what is […]
Nature holidays are on the rise, and several surveys have now predicted that 2027 might very well become the year of the birdwatching break. The hobby, […]
Japan has launched its first nationwide survey of animal cafés amid concerns about animal welfare, hygiene and public health. The survey began in September 2026 and […]
A leading Belgian animal park is playing its part in efforts to protect one of the world’s most endangered great apes. International Orangutan Day, marked annually […]
In September 2026, the international equestrian community will turn its attention to the Netherlands, as the prestigious Peelbergen Equestrian Centre in Kronenberg hosts one of the […]
A former hunting reserve in South Africa’s Limpopo province has reopened as Sandringham Private Game Reserve, five years after operator Sabi Sabi began a rewilding project […]
Tourists visiting western Denmark are being advised how to respond if they encounter a wolf, after authorities recorded young animals approaching people, dogs and holiday homes […]
Deadly floods and landslides triggered by Cyclone Senyar last November have wiped out at least 7% of the total population of the Tapanuli orangutan, a critically […]
In the latest example of destinations asking visitors to participate in sustainable tourism, Okinawa in Japan has launched a citizen-science programme inviting divers to gather data […]
The world’s largest wildlife crossing is set to open later this year in Southern California, marking a milestone in one of the most ambitious conservation infrastructure […]
The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) has declared that the emperor penguin is officially at risk of extinction. Their already precarious situation has taken […]
In the high Arctic, where sea ice, wildlife and climate are changing at unprecedented speed, Svalbard has become a frontline for understanding the future of polar […]
The municipal government of Kyoto has installed about 80 new warning signs across the city, in four languages, to alert both residents and visitors about a […]
The Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) has dismissed a complaint filed by conservationists and Maasai community leaders, stating that the new Ritz-Carlton Safari Camp does not block […]