Dana is a reporter and Travel Tomorrow's Associate Editor. 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.
Governments around the world have reissued “do not travel” warnings about Haiti, amid a worsening national security situation in the Caribbean republic. Armed gang uprising The […]
An app aimed at reducing disruption due to the EU’s new entry/exit system is unlikely to be ready on time, industry insiders have said. Under pressure […]
In yet another move to make border crossing easier and quicker, Singapore is introducing a QR code system replacing traditional passports for drivers who cross the […]
The German transport sector is increasingly being hit by strikes across all modes. This week, both trains and planes will be virtually paralysed for a few […]
In the pursuit of kickstarting the return of international tourists, after being one of the latest countries to lift travel restrictions, China has been rolling out […]
Ukraine is prepared for a post-war recovery of tourism, the chair of the country’s State Agency for Tourism Development has said. Amid ITB Berlin, the world’s […]
In an attempt to avoid damage to Seoul’s image as a qualitative tourist destination, the South Korean capital’s metropolitan government is stepping up and taking action […]
During an event celebrating surpassing the 100 million tourists benchmark in 2023, Saudi Tourism Minister Ahmed al-Khateeb has announced the country’s plan to complement the state […]
The Molly Malone statue, situated just outside the Dublin Tourist Office on Suffolk Street, is a popular stop with people visiting the city. Legend has it, […]
A Spanish couple travelling the world on a motorbike and documenting their adventure on Instagram was assaulted and the woman raped by 7 men in India […]
The owners of a deadly volcanic island and the tour booking agents who took visitors there have been ordered to pay almost NZ$13 million (€7.3 million), NZ$2.6 […]
Iceland’s southern Reykjanes Peninsula has been experiencing intense seismic activity and repeated volcanic eruptions for months, with waves of evacuations taking place in the town of […]