Robbe Bernard is a Belgian student of International Journalism with a strong interest in travel and transport, particularly aviation. He likes to write articles about mobility and travel-related topics and enjoys exploring new countries and cultures in his spare time.
Brussels Airport is urging authorities to introduce more flexibility in the rollout of the European Union’s new Entry/Exit System (EES). The airport has already faced major […]
Brussels Airport is launching its summer flight schedule on 29 March 2026 with direct connections to 180 destinations worldwide. The offer is served by 70 airlines, including five newcomers, giving passengers […]
Ten years after the bomb attacks at Brussels Airport, a commemorative sculpture called Flight in Mind has been relocated to gain more visibility. At the request […]
Train traffic in Belgium has resumed its normal course after a bomb scare in the Brussels-Midi station on Monday, 23 March 2026, which caused heavy disruptions. […]
Belgium welcomed a record number of tourists in 2025, with more than 46 million overnight stays registered across the country. This represents a 3% increase compared to 2024, […]
Spring marks a lively transition period in Knokke-Heist, as the seaside destination slowly wakes up after winter. Before the busy summer months arrive, the town offers a more open […]
For over a century, spring in Brussels has been marked by the highly anticipated three-week opening of the Royal Greenhouses of Laeken. This offers visitors a […]
On 4 April 2026, the tunnel complex underneath Brussels’ Cinquantenaire Park will be the scene of a 9-hour rave. Party goers will thus temporarily replace the […]
Women in Brussels now have a new option for safer travel with Bolt. The ride-hailing app has introduced “Women for Women” rides, allowing female passengers to choose female […]
Brussels Airport is under intense scrutiny as Belgian authorities warn it has become a key entry point for international narcotics, with smuggling aided and abetted in […]
West Flanders will launch a major remembrance tourism programme in 2027 to mark the centenary of several First World War memorials, backed by an €8 million […]
In the ongoing saga of Brussels Airport and noise pollution, a new intervention from a Belgian federal mediator says that the European capital’s hub is guilty […]
From 12 March until 23 April 2026, over 40 Brussels museums will be participating in the annual Nocturnes event. On Thursday evenings, they will exceptionally open […]