Robbe Bernard is a Travel Tomorrow reporter with a particular interest in aviation, mobility and tourism. He holds a bachelor’s degree in International Journalism from Thomas More University of Applied Sciences and is continuing his studies in tourism at Hasselt University. His experience as a cabin crew member brings a practical understanding of the travel industry to his reporting. Passionate about discovering new countries and cultures, he enjoys exploring the stories behind places and the people who shape them.
Vermont is developing a 485-mile trail network, approximately 780 km, that will connect 27 communities across the northeastern US state. Called the Velomont, it will combine […]
Castilla-La Mancha is offering visitors a slower, more Don Quixote-esque way to discover the region, albeit on two wheels rather than horseback. The new Rural Bike […]
A new gravel bike path has opened in Diksmuide, located in the Belgian province of West Flanders. The Frontzate route spans over some 50 kilometres and […]
Czech automaker Škoda has launched the Duobell, a bicycle bell specifically designed in answer to the traffic challenges created by noise-cancelling headphones. In a world where […]
Sweden is set to launch a new cycling trail opening from May 2026, taking riders from the country’s second biggest city along coastlines, through forests and […]
20 January 2026 marks the launch of the new Active Tourism Coalition. Through the initiative, 15 civil society and industry organisations led by the European Cyclists’ […]
Flanders, the Dutch-speaking northern region of Belgium, is now second only to the Netherlands in Europe when it comes to the proportion of journeys taken by […]
Cycling UK launched a new long-distance route through the Chiltern Hills, opening up one of England’s most picturesque regions to riders in search of adventure. The […]
In a letter to the European Commission and President Ursula von der Leyen, the EU’s cycling sector is asking to include (E-)bikes in the so-called Greening […]
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 […]
Bicycle manufacturing in the European Union fell by nearly 25% in 2023, according to new figures released by Eurostat, with the drop prompting concern, as well […]