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(Posted 28th June 2023)

The airport taxis at your service

Reach your destination without hassle by taking one of our airport taxis. Right outside the arrivals hall, you’ll find the official taxi queue. You can recognise the licensed taxis by the yellow Zaventem sign and their T-license plate. We recommend avoiding other taxis.

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Discover Belgium

Belgium has a lot to offer! Put together your dream trip across the country of beer, chocolates, waffles and much more thanks to the brand-new Hello Belgium website. Get the best itinerary for a 3, 6 or 9 day trip through the 3 Belgian regions: Brussels, Flanders and Wallonia.

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More than 2 million passengers in May

In May, Brussels Airport welcomed 2,071,182 passengers, a 22% increase compared to May 2022. The spreading of spring holidays in Belgium, May holidays in the Netherlands and long weekends positively influenced this figure.

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Paradise for car enthusiasts

In the heart of Brussels, you will find more than 300 vehicles from 1896 to today at the Autoworld museum. All year round, you can spot various iconic brands and models there. This summer (until 27 August), the legendary Chevrolet Corvette is in the spotlight. The model is celebrating its 70th birthday. Discover the eight generations of Corvettes that symbolise the American dream.

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