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Impressive footage shows Mount Etna spewing lava and ash

5 days ago | traveltomorrow.com | Camille Van Puymbroeck

On Monday 2 June 2025, the Mount Etna volcano in Sicily erupted. Footage of the explosion has been going viral on social media, while authorities assure locals and tourists that it is currently safe to travel to the island. Mount Etna is located on the island of Sicily near the city of Catana and is known as Europe’s largest active volcano and the most active stratovolcano worldwide.
Floating cultural plaza ‘Aquapraça’ by leading architects set for COP30 in Brazil

5 days ago | traveltomorrow.com | Camille Van Puymbroeck

Italian studio Carlo Ratti Associati and US firm Höweler + Yoon Architecture have presented their plans for AquaPraça, a floating cultural plaza that physically invites visitors to engage in a dialogue about climate change. The structure will first be presented at the International Architecture Exhibition of La Biennale di Venezia before being transported to the COP30 in Belém, Brazil. AquaPraça presents itself as a 400-square-metre structure which carves public space out of the sea.
Former UK Ambassador urges British government to issue travel warning for Egypt

6 days ago | traveltomorrow.com | Camille Van Puymbroeck

As British-Egyptian activist and writer Alaa Abd El-Fattah remains in detention, many leading figures are asking the British government to issue an official travel warning for Egypt. On 29 May, a letter was sent to the British newspaper The Times, specifying “Egypt can’t have it both ways”. Since 2019, British-Egyptian Alaa Abd El-Fattah has been detained in Egypt. In December 2021, he was sentenced to five years in jail on account of spreading false news and harming Egypt’s national interest.
Global airlines lower 2025 forecast to $36 billion net profit

6 days ago | traveltomorrow.com | Camille Van Puymbroeck

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has updated its 2025 financial outlook for the airline industry. Compared to earlier predictions made at the end of 2024, the organisation is slightly more pessimistic due to the current trade tensions. 2025 has been an eventful year for the airline industry so far and as previously expected, aviation numbers have been affected by the current trade tensions.
Alaska Airlines introduces new First Class dining experience Chef’s 'tray' Table

6 days ago | traveltomorrow.com | Camille Van Puymbroeck

Travellers flying with Alaska Airlines will be able to taste creations by some of the best chefs from the West Coast on a limited selection of flight routes. From 5 June 2025 onwards, a rotating fleet of chefs will be putting together seasonal menus designed to be enjoyed at 35,000 feet. In 2024, Alaska Airlines already embarked on a collaboration with San Francisco’s chef Brandon Jew.
Swiss village destroyed after breathtaking glacier collapse

1 week ago | traveltomorrow.com | Camille Van Puymbroeck

On Wednesday 28 May, the Swiss village of Blatten has almost completely vanished due to an impressive glacier collapse. A combination of ice, mud, and rock covered approximately 90% of the town under a thick blanket of rubble, leaving many without a home and at least one person missing. On 19 May, the 300 inhabitants of Blatten – located in the Lötschental valley in southern Switzerland – were evacuated from their homes.
10 European destinations on the verge of breaking under mass tourism pressure

1 week ago | traveltomorrow.com | Camille Van Puymbroeck

A new analysis by the British consumer magazine Which? Has revealed the European destinations that suffer the most from overtourism. Local infrastructures, ecosystems, and residents are on the verge of reaching a breaking point following an enormous amount of tourist arrivals. Which?, a magazine published by the British Consumer’s Association, analysed tourism numbers for 2023 from the European Commission in order to identify both Europe’s busiest and quietest spots as far as tourists go.
Rotterdam soon to welcome Europe’s biggest floating housing development

1 week ago | traveltomorrow.com | Camille Van Puymbroeck

The disused Spoorweghaven dock in Rotterdam might soon welcome the biggest floating housing development in Europe. Danish maritime architecture studio MAST and construction company BIK Bouw are teaming up to design a floating neighbourhood, including residential units, commercial spaces, and gardens. As cities are becoming ever-more populated, finding space in an already crowded world becomes increasingly difficult.
Flanders more appealing than ever as tourist destination

1 week ago | traveltomorrow.com | Camille Van Puymbroeck

A new reputation survey ordered by the Flemish tourism agency Visit Flanders shows that the Belgian region is more appealing than ever as a tourist destination amongst foreign tourists. The arts and culture scene in particular is one of the main reasons for tourists to be visiting Flanders. The so-called reputation survey asked 13.000 travellers from 12 European countries and the United States for their opinion about Flanders.
Martha Stewart just revealed her favourite food destination

1 week ago | traveltomorrow.com | Camille Van Puymbroeck

When travelling, the local cuisine can play an important role in how you experience a destination. Chef and famous cookbook author Martha Stewart feels just the same. In a recent interview, she reveals her favourite foodie destination and why she will never go back. During the launch event of Resy’s Dream Team Dinners – a new dinner series in the US pairing visionary chefs with their dream collaborators – Martha Stewart told People which country she prefers for its local cuisine.