Tourism in Flanders continues to thrive, with kunst en kust attracting more than 11 million overnight visitors. As of 2025-07-13 10:30:00, these figures highlight the region’s growing appeal to both domestic and international tourists. But how does this influx impact your local city or municipality?
- Kunst en kust trekken 11 miljoen toeristen
- Vlaanderen registreert meer aankomsten en overnachtingen
- Buggenhout verhoogt toeristen aantallen aanzienlijk
- Dilsen-Stokkem trekt meer toeristen aan
- Diksmuide ziet groei in toerisme
- Zandhoven verwelkomt meer verblijfstoeristen
Recent data from HLN shows a steady increase in arrivals and overnight stays across various Flemish destinations. From Buggenhout to Diksmuide, each area experiences unique Trends in tourist numbers. Are these visitors spreading evenly, or do some towns benefit more than others?
Understanding where tourists choose to stay can help local authorities and businesses better cater to their needs. Let’s explore how popular destinations like Dilsen-Stokkem and Zandhoven are performing in this competitive tourism landscape.
Why do some towns attract more tourists than others? The answer lies in local attractions, accessibility, and marketing efforts. Key points to consider include:
- Buggenhout’s natural parks appeal to nature lovers, increasing visitor numbers.
- Diksmuide’s historical sites attract cultural tourists interested in WWI heritage.
- Dilsen-Stokkem benefits from river tourism and outdoor activities.
- Zandhoven’s proximity to major cities makes it a convenient getaway spot.
Will your town capitalize on this tourism growth? Local governments and entrepreneurs should leverage these insights to enhance visitor experiences and infrastructure, ensuring Flanders remains a top destination in Belgium.
