Lifestyle partners

visit.brussels has designated various people as contact points depending on your sector of activity. If you are a business, please contact Philippe Op de Beeck - p.opdebeeck@visit.brussels. If you are involved  in the gastronomy, catering or food production sector. Or if you organise guided tours, please contact Daphnée Baekelmans - d.baekelmans@visit.brussels. If you are part of the nightlife sector, please contact Frederick Boutry - f.boutry@visit.brussels. If you are in the performing arts sector, please contact Gladys Touly - g.touly@visit.brussels. 

For any other questions, please contact us at partner.services@visit.brussels.

Please get in touch with the corresponding contact person from the answer above.

Agenda by visit.brussels is the capital's essential events calendar, consulted by millions of visitors every year and used by a large number of other cultural communication media. Upload your cultural or tourist event here or contact us by sending an email to partner.services@visit.brussels to find out more about the agenda by visit.brussels and the support provided to organisers of cultural and tourist events.

For even more visibility and sales, you can also take advantage of our three ticketing platforms.

To help you in this regard, visit.brussels has developed the Handy Events Guide. It is a practical guide to organising outdoor events that are accessible to persons with reduced mobility.

To help you, visit.brussels has developed the Sustainable Event Guide. 

Find information on the majority of jazz venues on this page.

Each participating café-theatre is responsible for its own programme, so please contact them directly.

Please contact g.touly@visit.brussels.

If your activity takes place in the City of Brussels (1000 postcode), you'll find all the information you need on this website. Most green spaces are managed by Bruxelles-Environnement. For film shoots, please contact the Film Commission. Each of Brussels' 19 communes also has its own system for requesting authorisation for events in public spaces. You should, therefore, contact the appropriate department of each commune.

Visit the spot.brussels platform for an overview of existing venues and their capacities.

Please contact the filming team: tournage@visit.brussels

Are you one of Brussels' brilliant restaurants? Thank you for being one of the thousands of people who our region can count on to make our visitors' mouths water.

Admittedly, the great number of establishments makes it difficult to continuously update the full descriptions, addresses and practical information of all the restaurants on the visit.brussels website!

To appear in our directory in the ‘Where to Eat’ section, your establishment must hold a Good Food or Brusselicous label or be mentioned in one of the following gastronomic guides: Michelin, Gault et Millau or Fooding. If your status in one of these guides or labels changes, please get in touch with us at partners.support@visit.brussels to be included in the next update (every six months).

To inspire visitors and keep up with trends, gastronomic themes and new products popular with the public, visit.brussels also features themed articles and draws on the support of ‘foodie’ influencers.

If your restaurant welcomes groups of more than 50 people, please email us at meetings@visit.brussels to appear in our professional website’s selection of restaurants for groups.