Polya Plamenova Pencheva is a Travel Tomorrow reporter with experience in the fields of innovation, travelling, lifestyle, and design. Born and raised in Bulgaria, Polya lived in the Netherlands for eight years and recently moved to Brussels, Belgium, to explore new opportunities. She is also a plant lover, matcha drinker, book enthusiast, and a proud nerd. You can catch up with her on her Instagram or a cafe nestled in the heart of Brussels.
Struggling to decide on the most energy-efficient colour for his home, designer Joe Doucet created a climate-adaptive paint that shifts from white in the summer to […]
A new report has revealed the most cycle-friendly rail operators in Europe, naming Belgium and Switzerland as the best places to take one’s bike on the […]
The Belgian city Namur relaunches an initiative from 2017, allowing residents to rent a bike for a democratic price. All bikes have been named after someone […]
European Union Member States have made significant strides towards the 2030 energy and climate targets, according to a European Commission assessment of National Energy and Climate Plans (NECPs). However, […]
On Wednesday 28 May, the Swiss village of Blatten has almost completely vanished due to an impressive glacier collapse. A combination of ice, mud, and rock […]
A popular tourist glacier in Patagonia, South America is losing mass at the fastest rate and for the most prolonged period in nearly half a century, […]
Saudi Arabia’s $500 billion Neom megaproject could significantly alter local weather patterns and disrupt the regional climate, a leading climatologist involved in the project has warned. Donald […]
Bananas, an essential food crop for 400 million people worldwide, are under threat from the climate crisis, according to new research showing that 60% of the […]
The Travel Foundation has unveiled Climate RiskScan, a new initiative designed to help tourism destinations assess and address escalating climate threats.The project begins with six global […]
The European Union is grappling with a cost-of-living crisis that is straining households and businesses. As part of its response, the European Economic and Social Committee […]
Emissions from European aviation have almost returned to 2019 levels, according to a new report from Transport & Environment (T&E), after dropping by a third during […]
Norway’s Svalbard Airport is known as the world’s northernmost airport running scheduled commercial flights. However, the future of the airport is uncertain as the permafrost functioning […]
A new study led by Stanford University researchers has found that decarbonization improves energy security for most countries. Published in Nature Climate Change journal on 9 […]
The European Commission’s Joint Research Centre (JRC) has issued a report and map showing “worsening drought conditions across southern, eastern, and central Europe from 11 to […]