Home | Flanders Today Skip to main content Friday 17 January 2025 Search form Search Search Account Current affairsBusinessPoliticsInnovationEducationArtLiving mail twitter fb fb Tourists still welcome in Flemish cities, up to a point17 Jan 2025 by Ian MundellA new survey shows that locals support tourism in their cities, but are wary about the impact on their quality of lifeFull storyRead full storyNo commentsShare Photo of the week: A cyclo-cross to remember17 Jan 2025 by Flanders TodayBoth the men’s and women’s cyclo-cross championships were tear-inducing this year, as history was made and family commemoratedFull storyRead moreNo commentsShare News from Flandersnews Dogs to be allowed on beach at Middelkerke during the summer season One of the biggest diamonds ever found to be cut in Antwerp Former Co-Leader of Francophone Greens’ candidature for Constitutional Court job gets insufficient support from Senators Record year for the capital’s museums Customs confiscate 126 million counterfeit cigarettes Francophone socialist leader “We have never issued a veto” More Fit announces nominations for Foreign Investment of the Year Trophy16 Jan 2025 by Flanders TodayA chocolate manufacturer, diamond producer and medtech provider are three of the five up for the trophy that rewards local investment by firms based abroadFull storyRead moreNo commentsShare Most popular Tourists still welcome in Flemish cities, up to a point Photo of the week: A cyclo-cross to remember Fit announces nominations for Foreign Investment of the Year Trophy What’s on: Bone music disc cut live with Dez Mona Record spending on urban projects in cities and towns across Flanders More What’s on: Bone music disc cut live with Dez Mona16 Jan 2025 by Lisa BradshawRelive Soviet black market history when Flemish band Dez Mona joins specialists to make a ‘bone music’ record with an X-ray. Colourful wall murals in Leuven and a Brooklyn garage band in Antwerp also top our picks of the weekFull storyRead moreNo commentsShare News from our partners "You don’t need to be in New York to get noticed": Design duo Muller Van Severen (Flanders DC) Another record year for North Sea Port, with more than 71 million tonnes of goods handled (North Sea Port) Flemish and Dutch trade ministers meet to discuss mobility co-operation among SMEs (FDFA) Ghent biologists develop ‘Twitter’ for cells (Flanders.bio) Bruzz Int’l: Jeanie Keogh talks about new book ’Press 9 for Pig Latin’ (Bruzz) Copper-based nanomaterials can kill cancer cells in mice (KU Leuven) More Record spending on urban projects in cities and towns across Flanders15 Jan 2025 by Flanders TodayCity councils are planning a record level of investments in projects like roadworks and parks in the coming legislative periodFull storyRead moreNo commentsShare Wolves find each other, pups could follow15 Jan 2025 by Lisa BradshawFlanders’ two wolves have been spotted together, which certainly means they will mate, according to wildlife expertsFull storyRead moreNo commentsShare Show more This site uses cookies. By continuing to browse the site, you are agreeing to our use of cookies. OK More information Feature articles Tourists still welcome in Flemish cities, up to a point Photo of the week: A cyclo-cross to remember Fit announces nominations for Foreign Investment of the Year Trophy What’s on: Bone music disc cut live with Dez Mona Record spending on urban projects in cities and towns across Flanders Our partners Department of Foreign AffairsFlanders Investment & TradeBiovoxKU LeuvenNorth Sea PortVisitFlandersBruzz International Your content on FlandersToday? Contact us here! About Flanders TodayCookie policyTerms of usePrivacy policyAbout FlandersAgreement use Services mail twitter fb fb This site uses cookies. By continuing to browse the site, you are agreeing to our use of cookies. OK More information