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The number of tourists from China who visit Brussels is on the rise, reports Brussel Deze Week based on preliminary figures from 2014 and confirmed by tourism and convention bureau VisitBrus
Flemish minister-president Geert Bourgeois opened an archaeological site in Lanaken, Limburg, at the weekend that contains one of the oldest forms of human settlement found in Belgium.
New figures from VisitBrussels show that the demand for guided tours in the city has increased by 20% in the past four years, writes Brussel Deze Week.
The new version of the Michelin Green Guide to Belgium recently gave three stars to the Pairi Daiza animal park in Brugelette, Hainaut province, in the south of Belgium.
The number of accommodations available in Brussels via Airbnb continues to rise.
People often struggle to suggest hotels in their own cities – after all, we don’t stay in them and visitors usually stay with us.
Last year’s Brussels Flower Carpet has won Flower Event of the Year at the International Garden Tourism Awards, announced yesterday in Toronto, Canada.
Chinese tour operator U-tour will offer charter flights from three cities to Liège Airport from 20 April.
