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American Airlines announces launch of free in-flight Wi-Fi

1 week ago | traveltomorrow.com | Camille Van Puymbroeck |Culinaire Ambiance

Starting from January 2026, American Airlines will be offering free Wi-Fi on 90% of its aircraft. It is thereby the latest major American airline to offer a free internet connection to its travellers although only members of their free AAdvantage loyalty program will have access to the service. Until now, those travelling with American Airlines still had to pay in order to get access to Wi-Fi on board. Prices ranged from $10 for a flight to $599 for an annual pass.
‘God’s architect’ Antoni Gaudí on his way to sainthood

1 week ago | traveltomorrow.com | Camille Van Puymbroeck |Culinaire Ambiance

Spanish architect Antoni Gaudí has been known as ‘God’s architect’ for quite a while and the Vatican has now taken the first step to making that nickname a reality. According to a statement from the Vatican, Pope Francis has declared the Spaniard “venerable” for his heroic virtues. Antoni Gaudí might well be one of the most famous Spaniards of all time.
China strikes back at US tariffs by halting Boeing deliveries

1 week ago | traveltomorrow.com | Camille Van Puymbroeck |Culinaire Ambiance

Since the Trump administration has imposed 145% tariffs on Chinese goods, a trade war has been going on between the two countries. The Chinese government has now ordered Chinese airlines to no longer accept Boeing jet deliveries nor any deliveries concerning aircraft-related equipment from US companies. Mid-2024, aerospace company Boeing made a promising estimation concerning China’s commercial aircraft fleet.
Ponant's Le Commandant Charcot to set sail on on full circumnavigation of Antarctica in 2028

1 week ago | traveltomorrow.com | Camille Van Puymbroeck |Culinaire Ambiance

For the first time in history, a cruise ship is set to circumnavigate the whole of Antarctica. Ponant Explorations’ luxury icebreaker Le Commandant Charcot will make the journey at the start of 2028, led by captains Etienne Garcia and Patrick Marchesseau. Sales are scheduled to open at the end of 2025. Between January 2028 and March 2028, the Le Commandant Charcot vessel will explore the nearly 18,000 kilometres of Antarctic coastline.
Cardiff to welcome luxurious floating hotel by 2027

1 week ago | traveltomorrow.com | Camille Van Puymbroeck |Culinaire Ambiance

Plans have been unveiled for a new floating hotel that will be situated in Cardiff Bay. The new hospitality hotspot in the Welsh capital will count 120 rooms.
What are the top-Rated Airports for Gourmet Food and Drinks

1 week ago | traveltomorrow.com | Camille Van Puymbroeck

While during your travels, you might like to indulge yourself in the best local food possible, the food you eat during the journey tends to be less enjoyable. Both airlines and airports aren’t necessarily known for their culinary art but a new ranking might bring you some relief. Every year, Food & Wine unveils the winners of its Global Tastemakers Awards and 2025 isn’t any different.
Which airports serve the best gourmet food and drinks?

1 week ago | traveltomorrow.com | Camille Van Puymbroeck |Culinaire Ambiance

While during your travels, you might like to indulge yourself in the best local food possible, the food you eat during the journey tends to be less enjoyable. Both airlines and airports aren’t necessarily known for their culinary art but a new ranking might bring you some relief. Every year, Food & Wine unveils the winners of its Global Tastemakers Awards and 2025 isn’t any different.
Longest train journey in the UK ends after century of travel

1 week ago | traveltomorrow.com | Camille Van Puymbroeck

The Aberdeen to Penzance line in the United Kingdom has long be the country’s longest direct train route. However, timetable changes entail the end of the 13 hours and 20 minutes during journey as of mid-May. Since 1921, a direct train connection has been bringing travellers from Aberdeen (northeast Scotland) to Penzance (southwest England). Stopping at 35 stations on the way and taking 13 hours and 20 minutes to reach its destination, the train covers a total of 774 miles (1245 kilometres).
10 main triggers causing travel anxiety amongst plane passengers

2 weeks ago | traveltomorrow.com | Camille Van Puymbroeck

Travelling by plane can be a major source of stress, even for frequent flyers. Luggage storage platform Bounce.com has compiled a list of the most common triggers behind in-flight travel anxiety, revealing some insightful findings. To create the ranking, Bounce surveyed 2,000 travellers, asking them to identify the aspects of flying that make them feel uneasy or uncomfortable. The most frequently mentioned factors were then ranked from most to least anxiety-inducing.
Penguins spark viral uprising against Trump’s tariffs

2 weeks ago | traveltomorrow.com | Camille Van Puymbroeck |Culinaire Ambiance

Italy fines tour companies €20 million over colosseum ticket schemeItaly fines tour companies €20 million over colosseum ticket scheme© Martin Wettstein on UnsplashHeard Island and McDonald Islands, external territories of Australia and located in the southern Indian Ocean, are amongst those hit by Trump’s tariffs. Since the announcement, some of the islands’ only inhabitants – penguins – have become the unlikely mascots of a movement criticising the decision.