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Entrepreneurship in Belgium: Gaetan Deremince's community marketplace

Name: Gaetan Deremince Nationality: Belgian Age: 41 Location: Brussels Sector: Tech Ever tried to find a private teacher in your neighbourhood? Say you want to learn piano or yoga, where do you turn? Who can you trust? Millennials (and especially xpats) will likely look to Google, but the results...

Stay a while: 7 of Belgium's coolest hotels

Belgium is no slouch when it comes to quirky, unique or historical hotels. Here are a few of our favourites, to suit all budgets and occasions. Budget Funkey Hotel, Brussels From the moment you walk through the door, you know you’re in no ordinary budget hotel. Bright colours and modern fittings...

Free Seminar on "PROPERTY TODAY" in Belgium

The Bulletin and ING Belgium invite you to a Free Seminar on PROPERTY TODAY in Belgium, followed by a networking cocktail:


Wednesday, March 11, 2015 from 5:30 PM to 8:30 PM (CET)

Venue:

ING Head Office - Marnix
Troonstraat 1 
1000 Brussel


Three renowned speakers will share their knowledge:

Culture beat: 27 February

Belgium’s love affair with home building and renovation reaches its apex with Batibouw , the annual fair which opens to the public from Saturday until 8 March at Brussels Expo in Heysel. This year’s theme ‘Start to renovate’ reflects the increasing trend for home extension and refurbishment. This...

Jeu de Balle parking opponents celebrate victory

Plateform Marolles, the driving force behind the protest against a new underground parking lot in Brussels’ Marolles neighbourhood, is organizing a week of festivities to celebrate the scrapping of the plans. From 14 to 21 March, concerts, film screenings, readings, art exhibitions and a ball will...

Belgium’s minimum wage among highest in Europe

National minimum wages in the European Union member states vary considerably from country to country, according to figures released on Thursday by the statistical office of the European Union (Eurostat) . Bulgaria’s minimum wage of €184 gross per month, for example, pales in comparison to that of...

Belgium owes terrorist Nizar Trabelsi €90,000, court rules

In the case of convicted terrorist Nizar Trabelsi’s extradition to the US, the European Court has ruled that Belgium must pay Trabelsi €90,000 in damages for violation of human rights, reports La Dernière Heure. The court condemned Belgium for not waiting for its ruling on the case before handing...

Police call on Aalst carnival-goers to help solve murder

Police investigating the murder of Sofie D’Hondt during the carnival celebrations in Aalst have called on members of the public to search videos and photos they may have taken on Sunday, 15 February, for clues. D’Hondt, they said, does not appear on footage taken from security cameras. “During the...

Government announces measures to support construction industry

Federal economy minister Kris Peeters told the construction industry yesterday that he is working on a “range of measures” to reduce the high number of bankruptcies in the sector. Speaking at the Batibouw building fair in Brussels, he said he was concerned at the high level of financial problems...

Vilvoorde train station must be renovated soon, says mayor

Hans Bonte, the mayor of Vilvoorde, has threatened legal action against rail authority NMBS and the rail infrastructure company Infrabel regarding promised renovation works on his city’s main railway station. Infrabel announced in early 2014 a budget of €20 million for renovations, which would...

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