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The Belgian coastal resort of Knokke-Heist has introduced measures to improve the flow of tourists, focusing on traffic reduction, after recent problems with overcrowding.
Brussels is increasing its innovation in the hotel sector – with Cloud One, a new hotel with 250 rooms, planned for the end of 2027 on Rue Royale.
Brussels is attracting more tourists to its 180 hotels, with a rise in short-stay leisure tourism offsetting a fall in business travellers, which is still lower than the number seen before the Cov
The beginning of the year has been marked by a decrease in the number of American travellers visiting Europe, and Brussels in particular, according to data provided by Visit.brussels.
Occupancy rates for Brussels hotels hit new records last year, according to new data from Visit Brussels.
For the 210th anniversary of the Battle of Waterloo, the Braine L’Alleud domain is organising a large-scale reenactment of the event on 28 and 29 June.
Wallonia’s capital, Namur, is looking to roll out widespread Sunday shopping, following the city’s recognition as a “tourist centre” by the federal government.
The Atomium finished 2024 with a record number of visitors, welcoming 844,427 people to the Brussels landmark over the past year.
The tourism sector for the Belgian coast is pleased with the number of end-of-year visitors, citing some 1.8 million overnight stays during this period – about 6% more than last year.