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.
Established in 1955, the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan can officially be considered not only as the world’s first but also as the longest-operating spaceport. What once […]
The most powerful passports for 2025 have been revealed in the latest ranking by the Henley Passport Index, which rates countries and their travel documents based […]
The European Commission has announced an increase to the fee for non-EU travellers arriving in the bloc under its new European Travel Information and Authorisation System […]
Ryanair is weighing a potential increase in staff bonuses for identifying oversized cabin luggage, as the Irish low-cost airline seeks to reduce delays and increase revenue […]
China has released details of record-breaking Maglev train tests at the 17th China International Modern Railway Technology and Equipment Exhibition, hinting at a technology breakthrough that […]
As the war still rages between Ukraine and Russia, Poland’s national carrier, LOT Polish Airlines, has announced plans to resume flights from Warsaw to Kyiv and […]
The two largest low-cost airlines in Europe have criticised recent French air traffic control strikes for their impact on flyers, staff, and business. Industrial action in […]
UNESCO has recently added Neuschwanstein Castle and three other residences (Herrenchiemsee, Linderhof, and Schachen) of King Ludwig II of Bavaria to its World Heritage Sites list. […]
Airport security in the United States is gearing up for more change, following the recent announcement that passengers can keep their shoes on when going through […]
Deep in the heart of Xinjiang, where vineyards are caressed by the blistering sun and the dust still carries whispers of the Silk Roads, Turpan offers […]
Dining cultures across the world heavily differ from one country to another. Recently, American tourists have been getting comments online about two common errors they tend […]
Amsterdam has a new Eurostar terminal at its main Centraal station, quadrupling the size of the former international gateway yet retaining the spirit of the hub’s […]
As the number of tourists visiting Japan has been rising over recent year, the country has now created a dedicated government body in order to address […]