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Illustration shows children enjoying nice weather at Belgian coast, in Nieuwpoort, during the eastern school vacation, Tuesday 12 April 2022. (BELGA PHOTO KURT DESPLENTER)
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Coastal hotels and rental properties recorded 2.5 million overnight stays during the Easter holidays, reports RTBF.

Illustration picture shows a sea gull at the Oostende train station, Saturday 20 February 2021. (BELGA PHOTO KURT DESPLENTER)
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Rail traffic to and from the Belgian coast will be diverted or limited for five weekends in a row from Saturday 23 April due to works, Bruzz reports.

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Apartments on the Belgian coast are selling faster and for more money than ever before, new figures reveal.

Illustration shows sandcliffs at Belgian coast in Wenduine (BELGA PHOTO KURT DESPLENTER)
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With 600,000 day trippers recorded over the Christmas holiday, the tourism sector on the Belgian coast experienced an "unusual but good" end-of-year period, according to West Flanders tourism comp

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A type of gull native to the Arctic has made its first-ever appearance in Belgium during the last few weeks, exciting bird watchers and drawing tourists to the coast for a glimpse of the unu

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Mountain biking enthusiasts will be able to benefit from a new 425km course along the Belgian coast, from the Dutch border to the French border, which will be officially inaugurated this Sunday.

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A 17-year-old boy from Brussels drowned at the Belgian coast yesterday. The teenager had gone to Ostend for the day with a group of friends.

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Katty Vanmassenhove (pictured right) has done it again: The pre-school teacher from Wenduine on the coast has won the shrimp peeling world championship.

Illustration picture shows a crowded beach at the Belgian coast as lots of people travelled to enjoy the sunny weather on Tuesday 30 March 2021. BELGA PHOTO KURT DESPLENTER
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With the return of sunny and warm weather over the next few days, Belgian national rail operator SNCB expects a greater flow of passengers to the coast as the week comes to an end.

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