The City Pass that was introduced for Antwerp and Ghent and is intended to motivate travelers to combine different means of public transport has not proved successful. This is apparent from figures requested by Flemish MP Karin Brouwers (CD&V). In October 2017, De Lijn and the NMBS launched the City Pass in Antwerp and Ghent. With this

While Antwerp is at the top of all international lists of bicycle-friendly cities, Ghent continues to declare itself the cycling city of Flanders. And not entirely unjustly, because one thing is clear from the start, you have to have the guts to keep the cars out in the city centre. With the introduction

What should have been the opening weekend of the Gentse Feesten turned out to be a weekend with at times an exuberant atmosphere. The terraces were quite full in many places, but it was a quiet night. One catering business received an official report because it closed after 1 o'clock, the mandatory closing time in the whole

Around this time of year when, under normal circumstances, the Gentse Feesten are being built, it is always an adjustment for the tram users. But even outside the Gentse Feesten period, it remains dramatic for the tram driver in terms of speed. Anyone who regularly visits Ghent must have it

TriVelo is a bicycle taxi service for less mobile seniors in Ghent. The drivers are a mix of newcomers and less newcomers. They are linked to each other via a buddy system and they pick up the elderly with a rickshaw. TriVelo will be tested as a pilot project for three months, to be