Study and analyses
This study, conducted in collaboration with the Brussels Night Council, focuses on the behavior of partygoers and their perception of Brussels at night. The aim is to highlight the economic, social, and psychological impact of nightlife on residents and visitors.
The survey received 2200 respondents, mainly Brussels residents with an average age of 35 years.
The major findings of this study are:
• A strong habit of partying in Brussels: 78% of the sample goes out several times a month, mainly to bars, clubs, and open-air events (both day and night).
• The most frequented areas are mainly the city center and Flagey neighborhoods.
• The average budget of partygoers is €62 per outing.
• 83% of respondents believe that going out contributes positively to their well-being.
• The motivations for going out are: spending time with friends, building social relationships, unwinding from the week.
• The risks associated with going out are: fatigue, addiction problems, and financial issues.
• The needs expressed by respondents: transportation services that run later at night and are of better quality, more clubs and bars, better security (on the streets and in public transportation).
• The qualities of Brussels nightlife: diversity, atmosphere, and music.
