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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.
The streets of Seoul are buzzing – unsurprisingly for a city of over 9 million inhabitants – yet an air of tranquillity hovers over the constant flow of people.
From its imposing position on the raised ground of Coudenberg and with a history dating from the 12th century, it was one of the grandest palaces in the whole of Europe.
Two new hotels have opened side by side, close to Brussels Airport, helping meet increased demand from the travelling public.
Some 472 apartments listed on holiday rental platform Airbnb have been put back on the long-term rental market in Brussels since 2020, after inspections into 1,200 Airbnb properties revealed many
Featuring Belgian gems from Aubechie to Weris, the association "Les plus beaux villages de Wallonie" (The Most Beautiful Villages of Wallonia) has launched a new publication designed to help cycli
