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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.

15 September 2023

Singapore Airlines launches direct flights to Brussels from 2024

Singapore Airlines (SIA) has announced it will be launching direct flights between Singapore and Brussels from 5 April 2024. Currently, the two destinations are connected by […]
15 September 2023

Sex in space – and conception – could happen within “next ten years”

Space babies. Whether we like it or not, the reality of babies conceived “off-Earth” is probably coming, perhaps faster than we think. But with earthlings sometimes […]
14 September 2023

If your baby is born on a flight, what nationality will it be given?

It’s rare that babies are born on planes due to rules about pregnant women flying in their third trimester. These rules are hard to navigate because […]
14 September 2023

Brussels Stock Exchange damaged by drunk tourist one day after re-opening

Just one day after the grand unveiling of Brussels’ newly-restored Stock Exchange building or Bourse, a statue has been damaged. Lions and torchbearers At the entrance […]
14 September 2023

NASA’s huge moon rocket is “unaffordable”, official audit reveals

NASA’s Space Launch System (SLS) moon rocket is deemed “unaffordable” for sustained exploration of the Moon, according to a new audit conducted by the US Government […]
14 September 2023

European Parliament votes for 70% mandatory SAF in EU by 2050

Members of the European Parliament have voted to increase the amount of mandatory sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) to be used in the EU by 2050, as […]
14 September 2023

Solar and wind to supply more than ⅓ of global electricity by 2030

New research by RIM (Rocky Mountain Institute) in partnership with the Bezos Earth Fund, reveals that wind and solar energy are on track to supply over […]
14 September 2023

New York’s rat problem becomes an unlikely tourist attraction

“New York is an ugly city,” according to John Steinbeck. “Its climate is a scandal, its politics are used to frighten children, its traffic is madness, […]
13 September 2023

What you can do to help survivors of Morocco’s earthquake

Following the 6.8 magnitude earthquake that hit Morocco last weekend, the country is in mourning for more than 2,100 people and coping with thousands of injured […]
13 September 2023

Up Norway launches 15-night train service to Northern Lights capital and beyond

Amid exciting developments in Europe’s growing sleeper train sector, witness an epic new 15-night trip offered by Up Norway that will see the company’s Arctic Circle Express […]
13 September 2023

Russia seeks visa-free travel agreements with more countries around the world

In several separate announcements from earlier this week, Russia has revealed it is planning on introducing visa-free travel from more countries across the world. One of […]
13 September 2023

EasyJet reveals package holidaymakers given priority on overbooked flights

The criteria that easyJet use to bump passengers off overbooked flights has been revealed. The secret to staying on a flight where more tickets have been […]
13 September 2023

Ryanair pilots in Belgium set to strike again 14-15 September

Ryanair pilots based in Belgium are set to go on strike again, reports Aviation24. The industrial action is planned for 14-15 September, to coincide with Ryanair’s […]
13 September 2023

Couple escorted off plane by police after joining ‘mile-high club’

To the shock of cabin crew and other passengers alike, a couple was caught having sex in the bathroom of an easyJet flight from Luton to […]
13 September 2023

UK government and British Airways sued by Kuwait hostage survivors

British Airways BA149 took off from London on 1 August 1990. It was a warm clear night in the British capital. That summer the three tenors […]
13 September 2023

NASA confirms universe expansion rate, deepening a decades-old cosmic mystery

We have known for a good while that the universe is expanding. Since its creation at the Big Bang, it has constantly moved away from its […]