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visit.brussels has closed its last physical tourist office and is undergoing significant staff reductions due to severe budget cuts from the Brussels Capital Region government.

Visit.brussels allocated 260,000 euros to influencer marketing over almost three years to attract tourists, despite budget cuts and transparency concerns.

Visit.brussels has closed its tourist offices in Brussels due to government budget cuts, eliminating its reception function.

Visit.brussels is implementing significant budget cuts, leading to a voluntary departure scheme for 37 employees, while other political controversies are also discussed.

Visit.brussels is cutting 37 jobs and closing tourist information points due to a significant 64% reduction in subsidies from the Brussels government, leading to union protests.

Visit.brussels is closing its Grand-Place tourist office and eliminating its reception function due to significant budget cuts imposed by the Brussels government, impacting tourist information services.

Significant budget cuts at visit.brussels are forcing the tourism agency to reduce its workforce and focus on core tasks through a new voluntary departure plan.

Visit.brussels is slashing its budget and reducing its workforce by a quarter through natural attrition to focus on core tourism activities.

Visit Brussels is cutting a quarter of its staff and millions from its budget following a new government agreement to focus on core tourism tasks.

Visit Brussels closed a tourism office due to budget cuts and will relocate its remaining office on the Grote Markt to a new tourist shop in the City Hall.

Brussels is cancelling major festivals like the BD Comic Strip Festival and I Love Science due to severe budget cuts, impacting its cultural and scientific promotion efforts.

Brussels' Visit.brussels agency faces significant budget cuts, leading to the cancellation of the Comic Strip Festival and impacting numerous other events and tourism promotion.

Visit.brussels is canceling the Comic Strip Festival, scaling back the Iris Festival, and risking 90 jobs due to significant funding cuts from the Brussels regional government.

Brussels' Comic Strip Festival cancelled due to Visit.brussels budget cuts, impacting cultural events and tourism.

visit.brussels staff warn that large budget cuts will negatively impact Brussels' tourism sector and potentially cost tens of thousands of jobs.

Visit Brussels staff protested planned subsidy cuts fearing job losses due to reduced budgets.

Visit.brussels staff worry that budget cuts threaten the hosting of events in Brussels, possibly impacting tourism and city activities.

visit.brussels staff fear 90 layoffs threatening key Brussels tourism events due to budget cuts.

Budget cuts to visit.brussels could eliminate over half its staff and threaten major events supporting Brussels tourism.

Visit.brussels faces major budget cuts risking key festivals and 90 jobs, with officials urging focus on core tourism tasks amid fiscal constraints.