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.
ACI Europe launched its “Sustainability Strategy for Airports 2.0” on 7 October at an environmental protection seminar in Tashkent, Uzbekistan. The organisation, which represents more than […]
Future aircraft movements could abandon pre-defined flight paths and see aircraft bunched closer together in the skies if moves by the United Nations International Civil Aviation […]
Lufthansa Group is significantly expanding its services to Japan for the summer 2027 season, with its airlines set to operate up to 50 flights per week […]
On 4 October 2026, the U.S. Customs and Border Protection arrested a man who was smuggling 10 live birds in his underwear. The traveller was searched […]
Around 140 flights to and from Brussels Airport are expected to be cancelled on Friday, 9 October, as industrial action involving ground handling staff disrupts operations […]
Flyers expecting to use a major United Kingdom airport in mid-October 2026 face severe disruption due to the announcement of a two-day strike at Leeds Bradford […]
The European Parliament’s Transport and Tourism Committee has called for faster development of Europe’s high-speed rail network, urging dedicated EU funding, better connections between regions and […]
British passport holders will soon no longer need to show their passports when re-entering the country at selected airports, as part of a drive to improve […]
Flyers in the European Union will soon benefit from new air passenger rights allowing them to take a personal item into the plane cabin at no extra […]
The European Union is once more offering free travel passes to young people to explore Europe, with applications open until 15 October 2026 at midday, Brussels time. The DiscoverEU […]
Families flying from the United Kingdom will no longer be charged extra by airlines to sit together under new government plans aimed at easing the rising […]
The narrowly avoided catastrophe aboard a flydubai flight last week, prevented by the extraordinary reaction and heroism of the captain and passengers, has exposed serious gaps […]
A new study by AirAdvisor has named the air route between Barcelona El Prat and Amsterdam Schiphol as the most stressful one in Europe. The Nervous […]
US transportation security is being reshaped by new checkpoint rules, technology, privatisation moves, and revised security zones—changes that will alter how the TSA performs its national […]
Alaska Airlines plans to introduce lie-flat suites on selected US coast-to-coast routes from 2028 as part of a wider investment in premium travel. The airline intends […]