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Learning is fun and hands-on at recreational and educational centre Houtopia, dedicated to the five senses.
It’s the end of an era: The Use-It tourist office for young people in Brussels is shutting its doors.
The capital of France’s Alsace region is a welcoming city with a unique blend of French and German culture, a medieval past and a progressive future.
A tour organiser in Brussels that sets out to combat stereotypes about the Belgian capital is looking for your contributions for a new alternative guide to the city.
People with limited mobility due to a disability or age often give up on going on holiday, as do people suffering from a serious illness.
A couple of years ago, Tim Marschang was cycling around Antwerp and happened upon a piece of street art that he found cool. He took a photo and posted it to social media.
Following a visit from inspectors sent by tourism agency VisitFlanders, 56 people have been ordered to stop renting their properties through Airbnb.
There’s nothing dull about tourism in Wallonia. The region is full of eyebrow-raising, jaw-dropping, breathtakingly quirky events, sights and accommodation.
The French region of Normandy is a delight: historic towns, lush countryside and coastal walks. Filled with tourists in the summer, off-season it’s quieter but no less charming.
