Camille Van Puymbroeck is a freelance journalist with a passion for lifestyle and ecology-related topics. She specializes in travel and tourism, covering themes such as airlines, adventure travel, and destinations, while also exploring the intersection of architecture and nature. Her work has been featured in the Irish Independent, Belfast Telegraph, and Travel Tomorrow.
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Camille Van Puymbroeck's articles primarily cover travel and tourism, with a focus on unique experiences and trends within the industry. She also covers topics related to housing and architecture.
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By: Camille Van Puymbroeck
Brussels' museums will come alive after dark on Saturday, 17 October 2026, as Museum Night Fever returns for its 19th edition. A total of 28 cultural venues across the Belgian capital will welcome visitors for an evening of exhibitions, performances, workshops and music.
By: Camille Van Puymbroeck
Hospitality brand NOTA and creative collective SKWAT are joining forces to transform the Imperial Hotel Plaza Tokyo into a cultural space. Not a Museum will be temporarily taking over the former commercial centre while awaiting its deconstruction in 2031.
By: Camille Van Puymbroeck
The Virtuoso Luxe Report has been published and Greece has officially been named the most popular honeymoon destination for 2027. The country's culture, cuisine, and exceptional adventure opportunities are greatly appreciated by newlyweds.
By: Camille Van Puymbroeck
A quarterly review of VINCI Airports' traffic numbers has revealed a slight decrease in numbers. During the third quarter of 2026, the private airport operator welcomes 93.5 million passengers, down 0.6% compared to 2025.
By: Camille Van Puymbroeck
On 20 October 2026, Lufthansa Group has announced it will be extensively expanding its network in the summer of 2027. Ten new long-distance routes have been added to the flight schedule as well as multiple new European connections.
By: Camille Van Puymbroeck
On 20 October 2026, National Geographic released its traditional ‘Best Places in the World to Travel to' list. The ranking includes 25 destinations across the world with something for every traveller's taste.
By: Camille Van Puymbroeck
On 21 October 2026, the European Commission has opened an official investigation in order to assess whether Booking.com may have breached the Digital Services Act. The commission suspects the online booking platform has not been doing enough to address fake listings and phishing scams.
By: Camille Van Puymbroeck
In a new report , the UN Environment Programme has laid out a timeline that would potentially allow for the ‘lowest possible' 1.5°C overshoot scenario. Over the next four years, the world would have to cut back its carbon emissions by nearly a fifth compared to 2025 levels.
By: Camille Van Puymbroeck
Starting from 3 November 2026, the US will adopt a new Ebola policy. The order issued by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention will require a paper or digital statement from all arriving passengers regarding their travels to the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
By: Camille Van Puymbroeck
On Saturday 24 October 2026, a United Airlines flight heading from Las Vegas to Newark made a U-turn soon after take-off. The security measure was allegedly taken by the pilot after a flight attendant saw a text sent by a passenger, in which he said he was going to hijack the aircraft.
