travel & tourism

Travel plans: Local assistant for your trip to Brussels?

Do you want to visit Brussels but prefer to have a local travel assistant who can help you with organizing your trip and making everything stress-free? Imagine having a travel guide + a local friend!

Visiting Brussels can be a truly memorable experience when you have a local to show you around, takes you to best sight-seeing places, coolest restaurants and authentic bars and pubs. You surely don’t want to end up in a crowded shops or a tourist-trap restaurant as it often happens in big cities.  This is why we can propose you one of our local experts (active in Brussels travel industry since 1998!) who love the city and will happily join you on a journey of discovering Brussels.

Who is this for?  Individuals, group of friends, senior couples, families or smaller business groups.

Type of assistance: Organizing your trip (from A to Z) during several days (including what to do/see/visit/eat etc) or just organize a single day or specific city tour/activity (duration to agree).

Types of activities: planning your trip, selecting places to visit (according to your interest), picking the good restaurants and bars, organizing special activities – beer tour, chocolate tour, shopping tour, team-building game, minibus tour with a guide…

Travel assistance can also include the full package – waiting for you at the airport, taking you to the hotel, showing you the city in a relaxed manner (so not a typical guide tour), organizing the day ‘on the go’ according to your wishes and needs (also adaptable for senior couples or groups), booking a dinner in a restaurant or simply taking you to the best chocolate shops in town!

Simply let us know what is your need and what type of assistance do you need in Brussels. Please visit our personal travel guide to Brussels page and fill in the form in order to get more info and reply from our team.

Thank you and we hope to meet you soon in Brussels!

Editorial Team

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