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Visit Brussels tourist agency has unveiled its new campaign to draw people back to the capital later this summer as coronavirus restrictions further relax.
Prime minister Sophie Wilmès, Princess Astrid, Prince Lorenz and Brussels mayor Philippe Close officially reopened the Atomium on Monday, in a ceremony filled with symbolism and hope.
The 10 mayors of Flanders’ coastal municipalities met this week to discuss plans for managing tourist numbers when restrictions on movement are relaxed.
A legendary hotel and Brussels landmark is closing its doors: The Hotel Metropole cannot weather the corona crisis storm, it has announced.
In any other year, on a sunny day in the Easter holidays, Flanders’ beaches and coastal towns would be packed with tourists and locals enjoying the fine weather and the chance to be outside.
The number of local “tourists” in Flemish Brabant has shot up thanks to the coronavirus, according to figures released by Toerisme Vlaams-Brabant.
This June, both the gastronomy and tourism industries will descend on Bruges for the sixth World Forum on Gastronomy Tourism.
You can stop holding your breath: Management at Mini-Europe in Brussels have decided to retain the attraction’s UK monuments.
A waffle vendor in the tourist-laden Manneken Pis neighbourhood has taken a nearby shop to court over what it says is a lack of a permit to sell waffles.
