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Wraps come off London’s newest visitor attraction
It’s been some 10 years in the planning but this weekend (31 May/1June) heralds the launch of London’s latest visitor attraction.
The keenly-awaited V&A East...
Debate disrupted due to “cowardly attack”
A debate at a leading Brussels hotel had to be rearranged after what the organisers called a “cowardly” attack.
The discussion about the new Donald...
Go star-gazing …. at Belgian space centre
Want a chance to explore the sky and its wonders?
If so, a Belgian museum is organising an “Astro Weekend”, described as a “unique opportunity...
Luxury brand pioneering a brighter future for horeca
The head of a prestige hospitality brand has admitted the sector faces “major problems” still being felt from the crippling coronavirus pandemic.
But, speaking at...
Don’t be afraid to be alone
By Carla Dejonghe
Everyone who is single has been asked at some point: ‘So, haven't found the one yet?’
Everyone seems to want to set you...
Tapping into renewed fascination with the Moon
Are you among those showing a new interest in the Moon?
If so, a new exhibition "Back to the Moon", at Belgium’s Euro Space Centre,...
The ups – and downs – of student life in Brussels
Accommodation concerns a large part of those who took part in a survey of students in Brussels.
The survey shows that 31.5% of respondents no...
Airline holds recruitment sessions in Brussels
The airline Emirates is reviving up its recruitment efforts in Brussels to meet the strong surge in customer demand.
The airline will be holding two...
Ostend gears up for busy start to Spring
Ostend is gearing up for the start of the 17th edition of its annual Film Festival.
For ten days, visitors can enjoy an impressive programme...
Brussels “lagging behind” on tourism – report
Brussels is said to be “lagging behind” when it comes to changes in the tourism sector, according to a new study.
A team of researchers...
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