Flower Carpet in Brussels is going Japanese
The 20th Brussels Flower Carpet will take the theme of Japan to celebrate 150 years of Belgo-Japanese friendship.
In these cold winter months it’s useful...
How to spend Halloween?
It is that time of year again... yes, Halloween is almost upon us.
During this Halloween Night, Autoworld in Brussels will open its doors for what is described...
Photo books: Quartraits – Portrait of a Community in Quarantine
Our latest photo books article tells the story in words and pictures of how folks got through the first wave.
When the COVID-19 shelter-in-place order...
Up, up and away….that’s this latest Brussels job recruitment drive
How about starting the new year with a soar-a-way new job?
You may get the chance to discover some of the world’s hottest places to...
Food & Drink: The Food Of Love
Food & Drink: Paul Morris and Emma Portier Davis find themselves on opposite sides of the divide. Firstly, Emma explains why food is the greatest...
Travel Greece: Discover Sani Resort, an eco slice of heaven
Our latest travel Greece article looks at the perfect beachfront hideaway for an idyllic escape.
Nestled amid a 1,000 acres eco-reserve on the Kassandra Peninsula,...
Steiermark wine: Steep hills, keen Austrian wines
This month we head for the hills to find out about Steiermark wine and the ‘Steirische Terroir & Klassikweingüter'.
Steep slopes at high elevations, unpredictable...
Another award for top chef
Leading chef Dev Biswal has received two more prestigious awards to add to his impressive collection.
Biswal, was named National Chef of the Year and...
Saint Patrick’s Day: Belgium greener than ever and a virtual pub...
Wednesday March 17 is Saint Patrick's Day... and there will be Guinness.
Even in the midst of the pandemic, Belgium is preparing to celebrate the...
Brussels cafés: Dance hall days at the Guingette de Maurice
We continue our tour of the best Brussels cafés.
I have added to this my recent Editorial Welcome which will appear in our May issue...
