-
Nov 24, 2024 | 
traveltomorrow.com | Mauricio Ruiz |Jakob Sande |Can Serrat
American Airlines announced that it is expanding the use of a new technology aimed at reducing the number of passengers who attempt to cut in line when boarding an aircraft. The airline announced that it will implement new technology to scan boarding passes at more than 100 US airports following a successful month-long trial at Albuquerque Sunport International Airport, Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport and Tucson International Airport.
-
Oct 15, 2024 | 
traveltomorrow.com | Mauricio Ruiz |Jakob Sande |Can Serrat
In a significant move to boost its aviation sector and enhance connectivity, Kazakhstan announced its plans to subsidize more than twenty routes. This expansion is aimed at improving access to remote regions and promoting tourism in the country. The Atameken National Chamber of Entrepreneurs held a meeting on October 7th to discuss initiatives to further develop the country’s tourism, as reported by the Astana Times.
-
Dec 13, 2023 | 
traveltomorrow.com | Mauricio Ruiz |Société des auteurs |Jakob Sande |Can Serrat
A walk through the streets of Old Jeddah (known as Al-Balad) is like being in an open-air architecture museum. All around one can witness one of the most emblematic aspects of its rich heritage: the Red sea architectural tradition. Instead of using cement, most buildings were uniquely made from special coral limestone extracted from the Red Sea called “Al-kashur” or “Al-Mangabi Stones”.
-
Dec 11, 2023 | 
traveltomorrow.com | Mauricio Ruiz |Société des auteurs |Jakob Sande |Can Serrat
About sixty kilometers from Mecca, the holiest city in the Muslim world, lies Jeddah, a city bustling with life and high-rise buildings. Its old town, Al-Balad, a UNESCO World Heritage site since 2014, also encapsulates this enigmatic contrast, with both ancient and modern elements. Al-Balad has had a symbolic role as a gate to Mecca for Muslim pilgrims reaching Arabia by boat since the 7th century when the 3rd Caliph Uthman ibn Affan made it the official port of Mecca.
-
Dec 4, 2023 | 
traveltomorrow.com | Mauricio Ruiz |Société des auteurs |Jakob Sande |Can Serrat
On Saturday, November 18th, TV5 Monde premiered a new episode of the Embarquement TV series showcasing the natural and historical beauty of Asir, in Saudi Arabia. Viewers will embark on a journey to discover the lush landscape of this gem located on the Red Sea coast and close to the Sarawat Mountains. Located in the southwest of Saudi Arabia, Asir is a region known for its picturesque mountain ranges offering breathtaking views.
-
Nov 29, 2023 | 
traveltomorrow.com | Mauricio Ruiz |Société des auteurs |Jakob Sande |Can Serrat
On Tuesday, November 21st, TV5MONDE premiered a new episode of the Embarquement TV series showcasing the historical beauty of Jeddah, in Saudi Arabia. Viewers will embark on a journey to discover the historical quarters of the city, the stone walkways with its well-preserved sidewalks, the antique balustrades, the balconies, the traditional music, and more.
-
Nov 13, 2023 | 
traveltomorrow.com | Mauricio Ruiz |Société des auteurs |Jakob Sande |Can Serrat
Belgium might be a small country but for centuries it has been a crossroad of cultures, trade and intellectual exchange. It was also at the epicenter of one of the historical events that forever changed the landscape of Europe in the twentieth century: World War I. From the intricate detail of lace knitting in Brugge, to chocolate making in Brussels and abbey-beer brewing in Wallonia, Belgium has developed a rich and ever-developing culture.
-
Oct 24, 2023 | 
traveltomorrow.com | Mauricio Ruiz |Société des auteurs |Jakob Sande |Can Serrat
A woman powders her cheeks and forehead, the area above her lips. Her eyes are surrounded by blackness. She smiles and continues with the task, one last retouch to the darkness of the lips. In the mirror she sees the image of a skull half white, half the color of skin. A few meters behind her a young man watches the slow steps of transformation. He’s fingering the brim of his girlfriend’s hat. “You’re a sexy catrina,” he says. The woman doesn’t seem to hear him.
-
Oct 11, 2023 | 
traveltomorrow.com | Mauricio Ruiz |Société des auteurs |Jakob Sande |Can Serrat
A careful examination of popular Instagram images reveals something in common: positions or angles that are seen in almost all accounts of major influencers. Since April 2019, the Instagram account of Danae Mercer, a journalist from the United Arab Emirates, has served exclusively to denounce unreal photographs on social networks. In other words, the detailed poses that hide cellulite or traces of fat, and that make many women feel insecure with their bodies.
-
Aug 18, 2023 | 
traveltomorrow.com | Mauricio Ruiz |Société des auteurs |Jakob Sande |Can Serrat
In the wake of the severe wildfires that devastated large areas of the Hawaiian island of Maui, authorities on the island asked travelers to cancel or at least postpone their trips but many chose not to do so. While a significant number of tourists accepted the plea of Hawaiians and took action accordingly, others were less adamant. Several thousands chose to remain on the island, and others stuck to their vacation plans and flew in. Residents have expressed their disappointment, even frustration.
