Best of Brussels awards
The public vote for the visit.brussels Awards 2026 is now closed. By midnight on Thursday 12 February, more than 6,091 people had cast a...
Valentine’s Day: How to Celebrate Without the Commercial Clichés
A smarter, more meaningful way for expats and couples in Belgium to rediscover romance
February in Brussels brings grey skies, busy restaurants and the annual...
Efforts to cut down on food waste take off
A leading airline is doing its bit to help cut down on food waste.
Emirates Flight Catering (EKFC) is scaling up its approach to waste...
Celebrating Valentine and Chinese New Year in style
2026 is the Chinese Year of the Horse, officially beginning on February 17.
In the Chinese zodiac, the horse symbolizes speed, vitality, independence, and hard...
What it’s like to be a “different breed from normal punters”
It is a story about how two young men, back in the 1980s England, realised they had cracked a potential mine goldmine… beating the...
Up, up and away for Liege airport
Emirates SkyCargo, the airline’s cargo arm, has added fast-booming Liege to its freighter network.
This is the airline’s first new freighter destination of 2026,...
Belgian beer producer launches new alcohol-free offering
The growing trend, both in Belgium and elsewhere, for low and zero alcoholic drinks shows no sign of abating.
According to latest figures, the per...
New events venue will “help revive” centre of Brussels
Fresh efforts to breath new life into the centre of Brussels have been given a mayoral seal of approval.
Centrepiece of current such endeavours is...
New resto means a “first” for city of pilgrims
It is a world-renowned, historic English city, primarily known for the magnificent cathedral, Roman walls and medieval pilgrims.
Canterbury is home of the Canterbury Tales...
From Mumbai cafe culture to Belgian history – Oxford has it...
It is a little known fact but the famous city of Oxford hosted a significant number of Belgian refugees during the First World War.
During...
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