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.
Starting in November 2025, the Swiss company Twiliner will launch a new service of luxury buses. These buses will connect Zurich with Amsterdam (via Brussels) and […]
To encourage foreign tourism ahead of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC), South Korea will temporarily offer visa-free entry for Chinese tourist groups from 29 September 2025 […]
For the first time in a decade, the climbing permit fee for Mount Everest stands to increase. As of September, climbing enthusiasts will have to pay […]
The Greek Ministry of Finance announced on Monday a new regulation abolishing all charges for cash withdrawals from ATMs operated by Greek banks. In addition, a […]
This summer, Italy has experienced a significant decline in attendance at its private beaches. With prices for sun loungers and parasols reaching up to €90 a […]
National Geographic-Lindblad Expedition announced the rebranding of its youth programme, National Geographic Global Explorers, to National Geographic Explorers-in-Training, emphasising immersive educational experiences for young travellers. To […]
It’s not often a beach in the United Kingdom ranks just a few places behind beaches in Hawaii, Los Angeles, Costa Rica, and Florida but unfortunately […]
City authorities in Seoul are clamping down on illegal and unfair practices by taxi drivers, including overcharging, declining short trips, and demanding extra payments in the […]
As many destinations around the world battle overtourism, statistics from southern Nevada from the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority (LVCVA), including figures for the gambling […]
Changing weather patterns in East Asia and the Asia-Pacific region are causing record high temperatures in Japan, the Korean peninsula, and the Philippines, while storms have […]
New Zealand has announced it will charge tourists fees to access nature sites under controversial new plans that will also see a major overhaul of the […]
The United States is set to launch a pilot programme requiring some visitors to provide an up-front bond of $15,000 (almost €13,000), intended to ensure they […]
Following a series of delays, the European Commission has set 12 October 2025 as the launch date for the rollout of the EU’s Entry/Exit System (EES) – a system […]
Two major online travel firms have agreed to a European Union consumer rights framework that means customers should receive better information and be refunded within 14 […]