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Travelling in Europe on 25/03/2021

Holidays in Europe despite Corona: what is possible where More restrictions apply to travel within Europe. Germany has now opened the borders to neighboring countries that were closed due to the corona pandemic. This is the situation on Germany’s borders: the Federal Foreign Office has also lifted the travel warning for more than 30 European […]

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Transiting in Europe, as of 01 June 2020

Transit: situation in the individual countries for holidaymakers In detail, the situation in the transit countries is as follows (as of June 1st). Austria Passing through Austria without a stopover is permitted provided that departure to the respective neighboring country is ensured. Slovenia Transit through Slovenia is always possible for EU citizens, provided that it […]

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Travel in Europe- are borders open? 22 May 2020

Travel in Europe- are borders open? 22 May 2020

Due to Covid-19, traffic is still very limited. European countries are also beginning to weaken quarantine and plan to open their borders to holidaymakers. Many German federal lands allow tourists to enter from May 25 Netherlands, Austria and Croatia have specific opening plans Summer holidays in Italy, France and Spain not defined yet Denmark The […]

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Travel in Europe: what is possible 13 May 2020

Travel in Europe: what is possible 13 May 2020

Travel in Europe: what is possible 13 May 2020   Due to COVID-19, travel traffic in most of the continues is severely restricted. Luckily, the first trips are going to be possible within Germany soon. However, other European countries in Europe are also beginning to slack strict rules led with pandemic situation and planning to […]

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Belgians aged over 65 will keep special yellow box for emergency situations

  The city of Ghent has launched a trial system for emergency situations involving the elderly: a yellow plastic box that’s kept in the fridge. The box contains personal and medical information, as well as contact details of next of kin, and is intended to be used by the over-65s and those who have a […]

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On tap: Beer pipeline to be built under Belgium’s historic Bruges

An underground pipeline carrying 5,700 liters of beer an hour will be built in Belgium’s historic city of Bruges. A family-owned brewery will pump beer direct to a bottling plant in the suburbs to cut the number of trucks on ancient cobbled streets. “The beer will take 10 to 15 minutes to reach the bottling […]

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CoR President: Belgium’s decentralised governance is a model for the EU

Belgium’s decentralized system favours greater autonomy for regions and results in an effective governance, improving service delivery to citizens and enhancing democratic stability, according to the President of the Committee of the Regions, Michel Lebrun. Michel Lebrun is President of the Committee of the Regions (CoR) as well as a local councillor in Viroinval (Belgium). […]

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