Belgium
Cities, coast, Ardennes and countryside, with registration handled in Flanders, Brussels and Wallonia.
From Ghent to Dubai, and many places in between.
Cities, coast, Ardennes and countryside, with registration handled in Flanders, Brussels and Wallonia.
The main tourist districts, with a Dutch-speaking contact for Belgian and Dutch owners.
These are some of the places where we work. Your town not listed? Just ask us: we work in many more places.
Regions in Belgium
East Flanders is ATHINA's home base.
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Sixty-seven kilometres of beach, from Knokke-Heist to De Panne, linked by the coastal tram.
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Forests, rivers and stone villages: the Ardennes are Belgium's favourite getaway for families, groups and nature lovers, from Durbuy to Bouillon.
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Heathland, lakes and the Hoge Kempen National Park: Limburg and the Kempen are a growing destination for cyclists, families and nature lovers.
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Rolling hills, cobbled climbs and the legend of the Tour of Flanders: the Flemish Ardennes are a cycling and walking paradise in the south of East Flanders.
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Hop fields, quiet villages and the memory of the First World War: the Westhoek attracts visitors from the UK, Australia, Canada and beyond all year round.
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Belgium's German-speaking corner: high plateaus, lakes and the High Fens, from Eupen to Bütgenbach and Sankt Vith.
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An artists' village on the Leie, famous for its painters, villas and green lanes, just outside Ghent.
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A green town on the Leie, between Ghent and Kortrijk, with Ooidonk castle and endless cycling routes.
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A lively city between Ghent and Brussels, best known for its exuberant carnival.
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The only real city on the Belgian coast, and you notice it in the calendar: concerts, museums, congresses and city trips keep Ostend booking when smaller resorts go quiet.
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The most exclusive address on the Belgian coast: galleries, boutiques, the Zoute and the Zwin nature park.
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Belle Époque villas, dunes and no high-rise front: De Haan is the coast's most charming resort.
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A lively resort with a pier, a long promenade and plenty to do for families and groups.
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The only municipality on the Belgian coast without a sea wall: dunes run straight to the beach.
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Long beaches, Westende and a relaxed atmosphere: Middelkerke is a favourite with families.
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A harbour town with one of the largest yacht marinas on the North Sea coast and a wide sandy beach.
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High dunes, Sint-Idesbald and the shrimp fishers on horseback of Oostduinkerke: Koksijde has a character of its own.
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On the French border, with the Westhoek dunes and Plopsaland: De Panne is a family destination through and through.
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Heart of the Flemish Ardennes and home of the Tour of Flanders centre, surrounded by the most famous cobbled climbs in cycling.
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A town on the language border with hills, forests and cycling climbs all around.
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A city rebuilt after the First World War, where the Last Post sounds under the Menin Gate every evening.
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The hop capital of Belgium, with Talbot House and a calm, rural charm.
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The hills of the Westhoek, with the Kemmelberg, vineyards and First World War sites.
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Limburg's capital: a shopping city with a Japanese garden, a gin heritage and a festival summer.
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Home to Maasmechelen Village outlet and a gateway to the Hoge Kempen National Park.
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Pine forests, the Lommel Sahara and cycling through the trees: Lommel is a nature destination in the north of Limburg.
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Lakes, woods and the Zilvermeer recreation area: Mol is a green holiday spot in the Kempen.
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A former mining city reinvented, with C-mine, the Bokrijk open-air museum and a gateway to the Hoge Kempen National Park.
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Canals, cycling routes and a quiet Kempen atmosphere, close to the Dutch border.
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Often called the smallest city in the world: cobbled streets on the Ourthe, adventure parks and a lively food scene.
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A castle ruin above the Ourthe, kayaking, forests and walking trails: La Roche is the Ardennes in one picture.
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A medieval castle above a bend of the Semois, with forests and walking routes all around.
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The town that gave its name to every spa in the world, close to the circuit of Spa-Francorchamps.
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A citadel above the Meuse, kayaking and the birthplace of Adolphe Sax, inventor of the saxophone.
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An abbey town in the Amblève valley, a stone's throw from Spa-Francorchamps.
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Gateway to the High Fens nature reserve, close to Spa-Francorchamps and known for its carnival.
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A lake for swimming, sailing and kayaking, surrounded by forests and close to the High Fens.
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A small town on the Ourthe, known far beyond Belgium for its mountain-bike trails.
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Home of the caves of Han-sur-Lesse and a famous Trappist beer, in the heart of the Famenne.
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Forests, lakes and the Salm valley, close to some of the highest points of the Belgian Ardennes.
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A village on the Ourthe with impressive caves and kayaking right on the doorstep.
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Ghent is ATHINA's home.
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Port city, fashion capital and diamond hub: Antwerp attracts business travellers, concert-goers and city trippers in every season.
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A UNESCO World Heritage city that welcomes visitors from all over the world, all year long.
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Capital of Belgium and of Europe: Brussels draws diplomats, consultants, interns and city trippers, which makes for a market that rarely stands still.
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A lively university city with a famous hospital and a beautiful historic centre, only a short ride from Brussels Airport.
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Between Brussels and Antwerp, Mechelen combines a compact historic centre with the Sint-Rombouts tower and the Planckendael animal park.
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Beach & waterfront
Towers around a three-kilometre canal, yachts, Marina Walk and the beach next door: Dubai Marina is one of the city's most popular places to stay.
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Jumeirah Beach Residence: beachfront towers, The Walk and The Beach, right on the sand.
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The world-famous palm-shaped island: beach clubs, Atlantis and some of the highest nightly rates in Dubai.
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A waterfront district on the Creek with views of the Downtown skyline, next to the Ras Al Khor flamingo sanctuary and close to the airport.
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A man-made island off JBR with upscale residences, restaurants and sea views in every direction.
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Beachfront towers in Dubai Harbour, between Dubai Marina and the Palm, with a private beach and sea views.
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Dubai's classic beach neighbourhood: villas, La Mer and views of the Burj Al Arab.
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Burj Khalifa, Dubai Mall and the Dubai Fountain: Downtown is the address everyone wants to wake up in.
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Towers along the Dubai Water Canal, right next to Downtown: Business Bay combines business travel with city views.
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Dubai International Financial Centre: the city's financial hub, with fine dining, galleries and business guests.
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Jumeirah Lake Towers: clusters of towers around lakes, with metro access and the Marina next door.
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An open-air neighbourhood of shops, restaurants and Coca-Cola Arena, minutes from Downtown.
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Home to Mall of the Emirates and Ski Dubai, with good metro access and great value for guests.
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Bur Dubai and Deira along Dubai Creek: souks, abras and the Al Fahidi historical neighbourhood.
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Jumeirah Village Circle: a green, family-friendly community with many new buildings and many investors, including Belgians.
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A fast-growing community in Dubailand, close to the Dubai Miracle Garden and the Butterfly Garden.
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A green master community with a golf course, parks and Dubai Hills Mall, between Downtown and the Marina.
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Mohammed Bin Rashid City, with Sobha Hartland and Meydan: green, new and only minutes from Downtown.
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A golf community with villas, townhouses and apartments, popular with families.
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Two neighbouring communities around the Dubai Autodrome and the cricket stadium, with good value for guests.
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A family community with townhouses and apartments, metro access and Expo City nearby.
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The former Expo 2020 site, now an events and residential district, next to Al Maktoum International Airport.
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