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.
Finland is urging the European Union to stop issuing tourist visas to Russian citizens, pushing for a common policy across the bloc. Foreign Minister Elina Valtonen […]
On 28 February 1827, the first commercial passenger train started operating in the United States. 200 years later, it is the perfect time to travel the […]
Virgin plans to begin cross-Channel passenger services in 2030, operating up to 20 daily return journeys from London to Paris, Brussels, and Amsterdam in a proposed […]
As Saudi Arabia’s King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh was struck by a series of four attacks in under a week, aviation authorities have been warning […]
Saudi Arabia’s King Khalid International Airport was struck by a projectile on Sunday, 11 October 2026, killing one Pakistani national and injuring 11 others, according to […]
A Saudia passenger aircraft was severely damaged by fire at Riyadh’s King Khalid International Airport on Thursday, 8 October, during attacks that killed three Saudi nationals […]
Travellers planning a getaway for Thanksgiving, Christmas or New Year’s may want to start looking for flights sooner rather than later, as new data from Google […]
Nearly half a century after two historic sleeping cars were bought at auction in Monte Carlo, the Venice Simplon-Orient-Express is preparing to return to the principality […]
From October 2026, travel planning will demand closer attention to weather risks. El Niño is established and expected to strengthen before peaking late in 2026. The […]
A touring exhibition of the world’s most challenging foods has opened in Hong Kong, running until 26 November 2026. The Disgusting Food Museum at AIRSIDE’s GATE33 […]
Europe’s travel and tourism sector is expected to grow by 3.1% in 2026, outperforming the wider economy despite ongoing geopolitical and economic uncertainty, according to new […]
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 […]
Barcelona is changing the way it promotes itself to visitors, moving away from attracting ever-growing tourist numbers towards a more selective model designed to influence who […]
Japan’s longest loop trail, about an hour and a half from Tokyo, has fully opened, inviting hikers to discover some 350 km of routes through cities and […]
Forests, river valleys and open countryside form Brabantse Wouden National Park, a landscape extending south and east of Brussels. Recognised by the Flemish Government on 13 […]