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There’s no better place to unwind and revive the senses than at the Belgian coast.

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With its picturesque medieval buildings and quaint cobbled streets, Ghent was once a busy medieval port city, and the second biggest city in northern

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Belgium is about to get its first US-style class action for compensation, as consumer group Test-Achats squares up to travel company Thomas Cook. Press reports expect the groundbreaking case

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Three areas of Saint-Josse could be declared tourist zones under plans discussed by the commune this week. In particular, this would allow shops to stay open seven days a week.

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The set of new rules that the Brussels government wants to impose on Airbnb landlords in the city is "absurdly complex", warns Airbnb CEO Nicolas Ferrary in De Tijd.

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More than 200,000 people visited the Brussels Atomium this summer.

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In less than one year, the number of houses, rooms or apartments rented out via Airbnb by property owners in Belgium nearly doubled, from

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In July and August this year, the hotels in and around Brussels saw their sales increase by 5% compared to the same period last year.

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