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10 PAOK fans arrested in Belgium
Ten PAOK fans have been arrested by police in Bruges, Belgium, for possession of knuckle dusters, fireworks and forged tickets, Belgian media report.
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What does the tourist boom mean for Greece?
The Belgian city of Bruges, with a population of 20,000 residents, welcomes 8 million visitors every year. Here's how a resident of the city described the current state of affairs to the Financial Times: "Twice this year alone, tourists have asked me where they could buy tickets to go inside the city center. They see it as a theme park.
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Belgium canal city of Bruges hits 'red line' with tourist crowds
Inhabitants of Belgium's cobblestone-and-canal city of Bruges are clear: Summertime tourism has hit capacity.
"It's really reached a red line now," says one, 55-year-old architect Arnout Goegebuer, as he sits inside a cafe, peering out a window across a packed outside terrace.
"We don't need more tourists anymore, it's enough - maybe a little bit less" is needed, he says.
Donald Tusk: UK Will Become a "Second-Rate Player" after Brexit
Britain will lose its influence in the world and become a "second-rate player" after leaving the EU, said Donald Tusk, quoted by Reuters.
Proponents of Brexit point out that the UK is the fifth largest economy in the world and argue that leaving the EU will open up new opportunities in world trade.
Mitsotakis nominates Schinas to serve as next European Commissioner
Margaritis Schinas, who until now had served as chief spokesman of the European Commission under Jean-Claude Juncker, has been tapped by Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis to serve as Greece's next representative on the European Commission.
Where to Go in January and February
January
Brussels and Bruges: With their pop-up book looks, Brussels and Bruges take on a special kind of magic in winter. Enjoy the snow-covered scenery and forget all about the cold as you warm your mitts with a cone of hot Belgian Frites or a greedy helping of chocolate-smothered waffles. January's detox can wait.
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'First Ever' Digital Ice Art Museum Opening in Belgium
An ice sculpture exhibition in the Belgian town of Bruges will open its doors to visitors on Saturday for a freezing walk through a world of illuminated frozen creatures, which organizers are calling the first ever digital ice art museum, reported Wavy.com
Forty artists from around the world have been chipping at ice and snow to make this project come to life.
World Boutique Hotel Awards: Santorini hotel most romantic in the world (photos)
One of Santorini’s boutique resorts, the “Aenaon Villas”, was included among the world’s top in the “World Boutique Hotel Awards” for 2016. “Aenaon Villas” claimed top honours in the category “World’s Most Romantic Hotel”, during the glittering dinner held at the Merchant Taylor’s Hall in London, this week.
Paris attacks suspect Mohamed Abrini arrested: Police source
Paris attacks suspect Mohamed Abrini was arrested on April 8, a police source told AFP after a Belgian television station said he was detained in a Brussels district.
Two Greek places among the most breathtaking sites in Europe
What Europe lacks in size, it makes up for in style, says Conde Nast Traveller and we couldn’t agree more!
Staggering alpine views, fields of lavender and vine, limestone cliffs, and art and architecture threatening to upstage some of nature’s finest.
Conde Nast Traveller compiled a list with 50 of the most breathtaking sites across Europe.