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.
Roundabouts are arguably the most efficient way of managing traffic at intersections. Even popular debunking Discovery Channel TV series, MythBusters, proved roundabouts reduce traffic by 20% […]
Glenn Mandziuk, CEO, & Claire Whitely, Head of Environment at the Sustainable Hospitality Alliance (SHA), were amongst the first to sign the 2022 Responsible Tourism Charter, […]
A Moroccan startup has invented a solar-powered, soil-awakening system for transforming desert into fertile land. Sand to Green Sand to Green has been trialling the process […]
Google has recently launched the Project Green Light, an initiative using AI to model traffic patterns and adapt traffic lights to optimise flow across cities and […]
The city of Riyadh is being completely transformed by 8 mega projects, all part of the Saudi Vision 2030, aiming to create sustainable and innovative urban […]
Lake Windermere (14.8 sq km), the largest in UK’s Lake District, was discovered and made famous by the Lakeland poets at the time of the Industrial […]
European countries are spending more on road building than on ever shrinking railways, according to a new study by the European Mobility4All campaign. It may seem […]
Brussels has launched a new all-in-one mobility app that aims to make it easier for people to navigate the Belgian capital. The app, named Floya, promises […]
A flagship EU scheme designed to promote nature protection has just celebrated its 30th anniversary. Natura 2000 is a European network of natural land and marine sites designed to protect […]
Hydra is the picture postcard many of us have in mind of the quintessential Aegean island. Topped by terracotta tiled roofs, squat stone houses clamber up […]
In 1999 John Swarbrooke wrote the major textbook on Sustainable Tourism Management, it quickly became a mainstay of tourism courses in universities in Europe and around […]
It’s been a year since the regional mobility and transport plan for the Brussels-Capital Region, also known as Good Move, has been introduced and the efforts […]
On Thursday August 10th, the state of California approved paid robotaxi services in San Francisco with unlimited fleets of self-driving cars. In particular, the California Public […]
Like many major cities, London and Paris are located on great navigable rivers. The Thames runs for 215 miles, 346 km, through southern England and London […]
Brussels’ government is the latest authority to introduce tighter regulation of the shared mobility sector. Safety and accessibility are the guiding principles behind the new measures. […]