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Travel Tomorrow is an international media platform dedicated to travel experiences, eco-friendly tourism, and the effects of Covid-19 on the travel sector. It is a prominent brand under Buscardini Communications, which is a communications agency located in Brussels.

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Dutch consumer groups consider legal action against Booking.com over price inflation

1 day ago | traveltomorrow.com | Camille Van Puymbroeck

The Dutch Consumer Competition Claims Foundation (CCC) and the Consumentenbond are accusing one of the world’s largest travel websites of artificially inflating hotel prices since 2013. The two consumer organisations are initiating collective legal proceedings against Booking.com and are currently looking for affected customers. “Consumers have been paying too much for their hotel rooms for years.
How Bad Bunny’s residency is boosting tourism in Puerto Rico

2 days ago | traveltomorrow.com | Camille Van Puymbroeck

Puerto Rico native Bad Bunny is returning to his roots this Summer, hosting a series of concerts at the Coliseo de Puerto Rico. As the nation stands at a critical moment in its history, where tourism is taking off and local culture stands at risk, the Puerto Rican tourism board is taking the opportunity to promote a more sustainable form of tourism. Between 11 July and 14 September 2025, singer Bad Bunny will be hosting a series of 30 concerts in Puerto Rico.
Women’s national football teams opt for sustainable travel during EURO 2025

3 days ago | traveltomorrow.com | Camille Van Puymbroeck

The Women’s EURO 2025 in Switzerland kicks off on 2 July 2025. Before the start of the tournament, at least 5 out of 16 national teams have confirmed they will be travelling within Switzerland by train or coach, thus opting for sustainable ways of transportation. During the EURO 2024, UEFA already required teams to opt for sustainable transport by train or coach in Germany, as part of their goal to make the sporting event more sustainable.
Island of Chios in Greece hit by wildfires, prompting travel warnings as summer begins

3 days ago | traveltomorrow.com | Camille Van Puymbroeck

The Greek island of Chios is currently being hit by wildfires, forcing the island to declare a state of emergency. Chios, being a popular holiday destination due to its pristine beaches and rich architectural history, and many tourists are preparing to travel to the island this summer. We looked into whether or not you should cancel your holiday plans. Since Sunday, 22 June 2025, wildfires have been raging their way through Chios.
14 new restaurants in Brussels get the Brusselicious label

3 days ago | traveltomorrow.com | Camille Van Puymbroeck

On Monday 23 June, visit.brussels has shared a list of 14 new restaurants who were awarded the Brusselicious quality label for 2025. Overall, 48 establishments in the Brussels-Capital Region have now been granted the recognition, proving they are the perfect place to get a taste of Belgian cuisine.
Chaos reigns at Dubai and Doha airports following airspace reopening

3 days ago | traveltomorrow.com | Camille Van Puymbroeck

© David Valentine on UnsplashAfter airspaces across the Middle East were closed on Monday, 23 June, in anticipation of Iran’s retaliatory attack on US military bases in the region, airports in both Qatar and the UAE were operational once again as of Tuesday, 24 June. Yet despite the reopening, chaos reigned at two of the world’s busiest airports in Doha and Dubai.
Self-drive tuk-tuks reshape travel in Sri Lanka

3 days ago | traveltomorrow.com | Camille Van Puymbroeck

Tuk-tuks have been a common sight in Sri Lanka for decades. Yet for a long time, the vehicles were only allowed to be driven by locals, who often combined their day jobs with a second gig at night, driving tourists around the country. The startup TukTuk Rental has given the keys of the tuk-tuks to the tourists and by doing so, they’re boosting the local economy.
European cycling sector asks Commission to incorporate (E-)bikes in Greening Corporate Fleets initiative

4 days ago | traveltomorrow.com | Camille Van Puymbroeck

In a letter to the European Commission and President Ursula von der Leyen, the EU’s cycling sector is asking to include (E-)bikes in the so-called Greening Corporate Fleets initiative. While the initiative currently mainly focuses on electric cars and vans, broadening the approach could benefit the decarbonisation goals.
Flight traffic in the Middle East heavily impacted due to Israel-Iran conflict

4 days ago | traveltomorrow.com | Camille Van Puymbroeck

As the conflict between Israel and Iran continues and the United States get involved, the aviation industry in the Middle East is heavily impacted. Many international airlines have been cancelling and diverting their flights to and through the region, leaving passengers uncertain about their future travel plans.
66,000 Airbnb listings blocked as Spanish court rejects appeal

5 days ago | traveltomorrow.com | Camille Van Puymbroeck

On Thursday, 19 June, a Spanish court rejected an appeal by Airbnb, thus effectively blocking almost 66,000 holiday home listings considered to be failing to comply with national regulations. Airbnb calls the matter a “distraction” from the real housing issues in Spain. In late May 2025, the Ministry of Consumer Rights ordered Airbnb to block 65,935 listings throughout Spain, as they did not follow local guidelines.