Is Brussels becoming the place to go?? One might think so. A multicultural crossroads of Europe, the Belgian capital shows a dynamism that is propitious to the development of short stays, which continued to grow despite the crisis. Its changing hotel supply is following the trend and shifting towards lifestyle. In 2009, although it suffered from a shortage of business customers that are nonetheless the majority in the institutional capital of the European Union, the city’s hotel industry is already moving forward again. A good sign for hotels that are in the works.
Increasingly central, each day Brussels further strengthens its position at the heart of Europe. And what was already true politically is also becoming a reality in terms of tourism. In fact, the capital of the Union constantly attracts a high – and constantly growing with each successive expansion...
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