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In the wake of a series of incidents involving tourists in Florence, Rome, and Milan, the Italian culture minister has pledged swift sanctions against the culprits.

 

 

In an exciting offer this September, a total of 21,000 one-euro cinema tickets for independent films will be up for grabs across 34 cinemas in both Brussels and Wallonia.

 

Data from the national statistics agency CBS reveals that tourist spending in the Netherlands has not yet fully rebounded to levels seen before the pandemic.

 

Reports indicate that German Chancellor Olaf Scholz has expressed his opposition to a proposed ban on performances by Russian artists in light of Moscow's invasion of

 

In reaction to a viral video featuring two Knokke residents denouncing tourists for failing to meet the "exacting standards" of the affluent seaside town, more than 45,000

 

Once again, Tomorrowland has earned the esteemed recognition of being crowned the world's finest dance music festival by readers of DJ Mag. The magazine proudly

During the 2023-2024 season, a total of 160 museums in Wallonia and Brussels will welcome the public free of charge every first Sunday of the month. Among these, 33 will extend the offer to

 

As the curtains rise on this year's edition, the Alcatraz metal festival in Kortrijk has set its sights on welcoming a crowd of 45,000 enthusiastic attendees, as affirmed by

 

Starting from 1st August until 29th October, visitors can immerse themselves in a plethora of activities at Rubens Castle in Zemst, Flemish Brabant province, as part of the newly launched

 

The Museum of Fine Arts (MSK) in Ghent, the oldest museum in Belgium, made a significant decision in 2021 by embracing thematic curation for its collection display. Dating back to 1798,