Neb-Senu: Curse of the pharaohs or traffic jams
For several days, the Manchester Museum at the University of Manchester, UK, recorded suspicious movements inside one of its windows - in the Egyptology...
Cruise travel with the Compagnie du Ponant
There are many among us who think that a cruise ship is reserved for customers of an advanced age, that it’s not a real...
Belgian travel: What to do in Knokke
Dining
Alexandra
As Knokke is situated right on the North Sea, it makes sense to dine at a restaurant specializing in the freshest seafood. Featuring a...
A touch of Woodstock comes to Belgium
The 9th edition of the ‘Tomorrowland’ music festival in Boom (Antwerp) welcomed a total of 180,000 dance enthusiasts over 3 days. This year was...
More trains for Amsterdam route
Starting October, two additional high-speed Thalys trains will connect Brussels to Amsterdam. These high-speed trains should partially offset the failure of Fyra, the train...
Discovering Argentinian Wine
Despite dreaming of taking on the Iron Man triathlon challenge, Gonzalo Carrasco was destined to be a winemaker, surrounded as he was by the...
Flanders celebrates the ‘Battle of the Golden Spurs’
As the people of Flanders celebrate their National Holiday on 11 July they are harking back to the Middle Ages when courageous Flemish townsfolk...
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The ins and out of Antwerp
It is known to some as the little brother of Brussels and Bruges but there is rather more to Antwerp, Belgium´s second city, than...
Reprieve for Mini-Europe
The two attractions located near the Atomium are to remain at their current Heizel site in Brussels until the end of 2016. After that...
TONG aims to educate and inspire us about wine
Published exclusively in English, TONG (it’s Flemish for ‘tongue’) carries no advertising, develops a single theme through articles and images, and for each issue...
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