Robbe Bernard is a Belgian student of International Journalism with a strong interest in travel and transport, particularly aviation. He likes to write articles about mobility and travel-related topics and enjoys exploring new countries and cultures in his spare time.
Spring marks a lively transition period in Knokke-Heist, as the seaside destination slowly wakes up after winter. Before the busy summer months arrive, the town offers a more open […]
Cherry blossom season is formally underway in Japan after government spotters confirmed enough trees in enough bloom to meet the official measure in three of the […]
The European Parliament’s Transport and Tourism (TRAN) committee has backed a series of proposals aimed at reshaping how tourism is managed across the European Union, with […]
Citizenship rights are in focus again, after a Constitutional Court ruling in Italy that could strip millions of Italian descendants living abroad of their Italian nationality birthright, […]
Italians living and having children abroad could find their own and their offspring’s citizenship is now in question due to a seismic change in Italian law. […]
For over a century, spring in Brussels has been marked by the highly anticipated three-week opening of the Royal Greenhouses of Laeken. This offers visitors a […]
The European Union has taken a major step toward strengthening protections for holidaymakers, with the European Parliament approving updated rules on package travel designed to clarify travellers’ rights […]
With the conflict between Israel, the US, and Iran estimated to be costing the travel sector $600 million daily, negative consumer sentiment and fears of disruption […]
The escalating conflict in the Middle East between Israel, the US, and Iran is costing the region’s visitor economy “at least US$600 million per day,” the […]
“Insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.” Although this quote is widely attributed to Albert Einstein, historians note that it […]
The United States government has brought back its Global Entry programme after a three-week suspension intended to “preserve limited funds and personnel” during the partial federal […]
Plans to introduce a new visitor charge at Cologne Cathedral in Germany are splitting opinion between those who say churches should remain non-commercial spaces and that […]
The European Travel Commission (ETC) has published the results of a new study looking into responsible travel behaviour by long-haul travellers visiting Europe. Despite receiving less […]
Tourism officials in Cyprus, the closest European Union territory to Israel, have emphasised that the Mediterranean island country is a safe destination for visitors, amid safety […]