visit.brussels launches the Handy Events Guide
Brussels is working constantly to improve its accessibility. Many hotels, restaurants, shops, museums and attractions also offer adapted facilities so
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Tourism
Les sentiers d’Art: A museum in nature
In the beautiful region of Condroz-Famenne, a large circuit and 11 small walks between 7 and 15 km long feature
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Roughly 10,000 Belgians affected by Thomas Cook’s bankruptcy
After declaring its bankruptcy during the night between Sunday and Monday, the Thomas Cook Group Plc reassures that, for the
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“Thalys Neige” to offer new routes to France
Ski-lovers will now be able to travel to the French mountains from Brussels with Thalys. Thanks to Thalys Neige, snow
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Pão de Ló de Margaride: A tradition that endures in Portugal
In a small house at the foot of the hill an old woman crumbles a piece of bread with her
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Now.brussels: the first free real-time guide for exploring the capital, with the people who actually live there
From this summer onwards, people who visit the European capital will be able to explore the “real” Brussels. This is
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The International Greeters Association: A symbol of participative tourism, headquartered in Brussels
The International Greeters Association, a symbol of participative tourism, has been created and its headquarters are in Brussels. Now in
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Visiting Felgueiras, Portugal: home to the traditional ‘Pão de Ló’ cake
Just one week before Easter I had the pleasure to visit Felgueiras, a small city in the North of Portugal,
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Ethiopia scores highest tourism growth in the world
Ethiopia’s Travel & Tourism economy grew by 48.6% in 2018, the largest of any country in the world, according to
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170 guests evacuated in the middle of the night and streets closed due to fire at Sofitel Hotel
There was a fire incident at the Sofitel Hotel, the 5-star hotel located on Avenue de la Toison d’Or. According
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