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WorldMUN Host Cities
1992 Miedzyzdroje, Poland
1993 Prague, Czech Republic
1994 Luxembourg
1995 Geneva, Switzerland
1996 Amsterdam, The Netherlands
1997 Budapest, Hungary
1998 Brussels, Belgium
1999 London, England
2000 Athens, Greece
2001 Istanbul, Turkey
2002 Belo Horizonte, Brazil
2003 Heidelberg, Germany
2004 Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt
2005 Edinburgh, Scotland
2006 Beijing, China
2007 Geneva, Switzerland
2008 Puebla, Mexico
2009 The Hague, The Netherlands
2010 Taipei, ROC
2011 Singapore
2012 Vancouver, Canada
2013 Melbourne, Australia
2014 Brussels, Belgium
Contents
Messege from the Organizing Committee
History 06
Why WorldMUN 08
Social Venture Challenge 09
Brussels 2014
Introducing Brussels 12
Conference Venues 14
Committess 16
Logo and Slogan 19

Delegate Logistics
Travelling to Brussels 22
Travelling around Brussels 23
Accommodation 24
Brusels Dining 28
Visas 29
Events and Ceremonies
32 Night Zero
33 Global Village
34 20s Surrealist Night
35 Burlesque Cabaret
36 Comic Book Heroes
37 Farewell Party
Conference Trips
40 Pre or Post Conference Trips
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MESSAGE FROM THE ORGANIZING COMMITTEE
WELCOME TO HARVARD WORLD
MODEL UNITED NATIONS
Dear Delegates, Faculty Advisors, and Friends of WorldMUN,

It is our pleasure and honor to invite your University to attend the 23rd annual World
Model United Nations (WorldMUN) conference, a unique international experience
with over 1500 delegates from more than 60 countries in attendance. WorldMUN
ofers a unique opportunity for students from your University to engage in exciting
discussion with other high-performing college students about the issues gripping
today's global community. You will be challenged to conduct research about your
committee's topics and your assigned country, formulate opinions, and engage your
peers with high-level debate.
Our conference ensures that we include
the most diverse group of college-
level delegates by moving to a new
international city every year, having
traveled to cities such as Geneva,
Switzerland; Beijing, China; Puebla,
Mexico; and in 2013, Melbourne,
Australia. This year we are pleased to
be hosting our conference in Brussels,
Belgium, at the Heart of Europe. We
are confdent that Brussels rich history
and prominence as a diplomatic hub will
compliment our commitment to diversity
and intellectual exchange. WorldMUN
continues to stand out from other Model
United Nations conferences because it
provides an experience just as social as
it is intellectual.
The WorldMUN Spirit - a spirit
of friendship and cooperation across
borders and a deeper understanding
of cultures and perspectives beyond
ones own - encompasses our purpose
for hosting this conference each year,
and the reason it continues to be the
World Championship of Model United
Nations. In order to ensure that students
from your University will form those
irreplaceable friendships, we have
an exciting number of social events
lined up for each night of conference.
However, our conference would not be
what it is today if not for the delegates
of your Universitys caliber. We want to
share the WorldMUN spirit with your
students, and will help to make
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your participation a reality in any way
possible. WorldMUN 2014 will be held
from 17 March - 21 March 2014 in the
historic Palais dEgmont. Registration
opens 1 September 2013, and can be
found on our website, http://www.
worldmun.org, as well as other
background and logistical information
about our conference. We welcome
delegates from a wide range of Model
UN backgrounds, so even students with
minimal Model UN experience are
welcome to attend. We will be happy
to help your delegation prepare in any
way we can so that your delegates can
have the best experience possible. This
includes our fnancial assistance, which
is available in two forms:
Fee Waivers, which waives delegate/
delegation fees, and Financial Aid, which
assists delegations in fnancing any part
of the cost of attending WorldMUN,
which may include fees, transportation,
food and lodging. If you are interested
in our fnancial assistance program or
have any questions or concerns, please
do not hesitate to contact us. We hope
to hear from your University, and we
look forward to seeing you in Brussels!
Warmly,
The Secretary General &
Organizing Committee
Harvard WorldMUN Brussels 2014
GRACE QI
SECRETARY GENERAL
HISTORY OF WORLDMUN
WorldMUN was founded
in a spirit of idealism and
todays conference wholly
represents that philosophy
in a way that promises a
unique experience to its
more than 2,200 delegates
from over 65 countries.
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HISTORY
There were about 300 delegates in 18 committees
at the 1992 conference. WorldMUN grew for
several years, and, in 1997, the conference partnered
with its frst host team, the Budapest University
of Economic Sciences. With the introduction of
the host team, the conference began to develop its
social activities to expand the conference experience
beyond committee: Global Village, with delegates
bringing food, drink, songs and traditions from their
homelands, and Cabaret, a global talent show, began
to bookend the conference as much as Opening and
Closing Ceremonies did.
From the conferences 10th year on, it began to
venture beyond the traditional cities of Europe into
Asia Minor, South America, North Africa and the
Middle East, East Asia and even North America. As
the conference moves into its 23rd year, it has grown
to represent the most diverse university conference
in the world. WorldMUN was founded in a spirit
of idealism and todays conference represents
that philosophy in a way that promises a unique
experience to its more than 2,200 delegates from
over 65 countries.
WorldMUN was founded in 1991 by several
Harvard students who were looking to create a
diferent Model United Nations experience. It was
only natural that the conferences frst session would
be in Miedzyzdroje, Poland, a city that had just had
its borders opened with the fall of the Iron Curtain.
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WHY WORLDMUN
THE WORLDMUN DIFFERENCE
Experience the WorldMUN Spirit
Anyone who has ever stafed or attended a
WorldMUN can attest to the fact that it is
special. WorldMUN distinguishes itself frst and
foremost in its aim. Founded on the WorldMUN
spirit, it encourages delegates from around the
world to share their ideas on international issues
and form connections that will enable them to
implement their visions for the future. Since its
frst session in 1991 in Miedzyzdroje, Poland,
it has grown to be the most diverse university
conference in the world, spanning Europe, Asia,
South America, North Africa, the Middle East
and North America.
Much more than a competitive conference,
WorldMUN ofers a truly unique experience,
encompassing a wide variety of exciting social
events that help delegates make memories and
connections that will last a lifetime. Global Village
allows delegates to share their culture through
food, drink, and traditions from their countries.
Cabaret, a global talent show, is a fun-flled night
that celebrates the talents and culture of WorldMUN delegates. These unique WorldMUN
traditions have become events that delegates look forward to year after year.
As important as its global reach is WorldMUNs global impact. WorldMUNs Resolution
Project, founded by WorldMUN alumni, fosters social entrepreneurship and gives delegates
the chance to turn their innovative ideas into a reality. Resolution fellows help mentor
youth and implement their solutions to global challenges. Staying true to its mission,
WorldMUN continues to shape the lives of its delegates and the world for the better.

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THE RESOLUTION PROJECT
An Appetite for Impact
The Resolution Project inspires young leaders through their proven model of Resolution
Social Venture Challenges (SVCs) and Resolution Fellowships:
Resolution partners with existing youth summits like the one WorldMUN hosts;
others include the Clinton Global Initiative University and the Youth Assembly at the
United Nations.
Resolution invites undergraduate students attending these conferences to propose
social ventures through the SVC. This is a multi-stage competition, combining web-
based submissions, live rounds of presentations, and due diligence.
Resolution then awards Resolution Fellowships to the most compelling leaders with
the most promising proposals from the SVC.
The Resolution Social Venture Challenge allows WorldMUN attendees to build teams
and submit their plans for actual social ventures that will make a positive impact today.
Resolution will provide a grant of up to US $3,000 and strong advisory support for the
winning Resolution Fellows and their ventures. There are currently over 100 Resolution
Fellows working on all 6 inhabited continents in diverse, high-impact felds such as water
resources, sustainability, education, healthcare, and human rights.
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WELCOME TO
BRUSSELS
INTRODUCING BRUSSELS
INTRODUCING BRUSSELS
The 23
rd
Session
As the capital of Belgium and the de facto capital of the European Union (EU), Brussels
is an ideal loation for the 23rd session of WorldMUN. Its central location will allow for
an even more diverse contigent of delegates to attend, while its prominence as the home
of numerous international organisations, politicians, and diplomats aligns perfectly with
WorldMUNs commitment to international relations and an intergrated global community.
Home to the European Commission, Parliament and NATO, Brussels is a buzzing, infuential
city where history is made. The city is a key European commercial hub too, a base for
many progressive international companies. But more than that, Brussels is a compact city,
friendly, positive, cosmopolitan, easy to get around. Eating out plays a signifcant part in
Belgian life. Along with the celebrated local cuisine, there are restaurants representing
every corner of the globe. Nightlife is lively, with plenty of concerts, bars and clubs, theatre
and dance - something for everyone. For a major European capital, Brussels is surprisingly
eco-friendly too, peppered with parks and green spaces. A walk through Brussels takes
you through a potted architectural history, from ancient medieval buildings to strikingly
modern edifces, taking in the Art Nouveau stylings of illustrious architect Victor Horta
along the way. With ofcial sanction, huge walls in the city are covered in bright murals,
outsize homages to the countrys many comic book heroes, including Tintin, Lucky Luke,
Largo Winch and the Smurfs.
Brussels city is quickly becoming a trendy spot for weekend getaways and holidays. Apart
from its famous chocolates and beers there are many attractions that most visitors cannot
begin to imagine. It is a centre of European culture, ofcially nicknamed the European
Village, with almost 90 museums, beautiful parks, fascinating walks, trendy restaurants
and bars.
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1 City
5 Days
65+ Countries
1900+ Delegates
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CONFERENCE VENUES
EGMONT PALACE
Egmont Palace is a majestic palace built
between 1548 and 1560 in the heart of
Brussels. The venue is currently in the
possession of the Belgian Ministry of Foreign
Afairs and is used for high-level meetings
and receptions.
It has a storied hisory, including hosting
the fencing events for the 1920 Summer
Olympics. Moreover, many famous people
have stayed here, including Queen Christine
of Sweden, Louis XV, Jean-Baptiste
Rousseau and Voltaire. The rich history and
sheer beauty of the location will certainly
guarantee a unique experience for the
delegates!
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THE HOTEL
Located in the centre of Brussels, just of the
stylish Avenue Louise, and set in the tallest
building of Ixelles with a breathtaking view
of the city, this elegant hotel is now one of
the most exclusive and fashionable addresses
in Brussels. Its towering building can be
spotted from most parts of the city.

The Grand Place with Manneken Pis
is a 15-minute walk away, and Brussels
International Airport is reachable in 20
minutes. With most of the 20 conference
rooms located in the upper foors with
panoramic views of Brussels, this venue is
the ideal meeting place for important events!
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WORLDMUN COMMITTEES
WORLDMUN COMMITTEES
Unlike most other conferences, WorldMUN divides all its committees into three
organs: General Assembly (GA), Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC), and
Specialized Agencies (SA). Each of the three substantive organs of WorldMUN
ofers a unique experience. In the large General Assembly committees, delegates
encounter the entire range of countries and opinions that are contained in the United
Nations. Their experience closely mirrors that of delegates in the actual UN. The
size of GA committees means individual delegates will have to form large coalitions
and make personal connections with many other delegates. In the medium-sized
ECOSOC committees, delegates tackle specialized issues in smaller groups. The
smaller size of ECOSOC committees allows delegates to delve into issues in more
depth and get to know their entire committee. In the small Specialized Agency
committees, delegates simulate the powerful UN Security Council or travel to the
past in a historical committee. The small SA committees create intense discussion
and responsive crises that keep delegates on their toes. The SA also features the
Third Party Actors committee, where delegates travel between other committees
acting as members of Non-Governmental Organizations or the press. Each organ
has its own special opportunities for delegates to have a memorable experience, and
we invite you to discover which one suits you best.
General Assembly
The General Assembly encompasses all 193 Members of the United Nations, posing
this unique forum at the deliberative, policymaking, and representative core of
the UN. Established under the original 1945 Charter of the UN, the GA was
conceived alongside the birth of the UN and captures the all-encompassing spirit
of multilateral discussion that motivated the formation of its parent international
organization. Because of the organs inclusiveness, and therefore far-reaching
infuence, GA resolutions have often taken on the role of landmark documents
refecting UN commitment to international issues and serving as a manifesto for
solving these issues. At WorldMUN, the GA is distinguished by well-moderated,
fuid debate; passionate delegates; and necessarily intense and productive caucusing
to forge broad alliances to sustain innovative draft resolutions.
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Economic and Social
Council & Regional
Bodies
The Economic and Social Council
(ECOSOC) governs approximately 70%
of the the world today. The regional
bodies provide a culturally sensitive
and geographically focused platform
for discussion on vital issues, carrying
out the mission of the UN in diferent
areas of the world. Due to their ideal
size, these committees allow delegates
to not only be challenged by diverse
perspectives, but take the foor multiple
times, ofering a unique opportunity to
engage in intense, yet intimate debate.
One of the most exciting elements of
these committees is the unexpected
crises that erupt throughout committees,
which requires the expertise and
immediate cooperation of delegates
both within and across committees,
providing a unique experience that
challenges delegates to react to real
time events, engage with delegates
from other committees, and even get a
taste of the debate occurring in other
committees.
THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY
1. HGA
2. WHO
3. WIPO
4. DISEC
5. SPECPOL
6. SOCHUM
THE ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL
COUNCIL & REGIONAL
BODIES
1. EU
2. UNDP
3. ECLAC
4. UNHCR
5. UNESCO
6. WORLD BANK
SPECIALIZED AGENCIES
1. Interpol
2. Security Council
3. Third Party Actors
4. Historic Security Council
5. Pandemic Response Team
6. Committee on Public Safety
7. Cabinet of Gamal Abdel Nasser
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BE PART OF THE STORY
Specialized Agencies
The Specialized Agencies (SA) organ of
WorldMUN ofers the most intimate and
crisis-oriented committees, promising
thrilling simulations, refreshing diversity,
and tight-knit environments. The SA
aims to emulate the fast-paced and
unpredictable challenges that face our
global leaders, allowing delegates to work
closely with a group of passionate peers
to tackle these issues. These committees are intended for experienced delegates who seek
to confront the highest levels of international debate, cooperation, and decision-making.
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OUR LOGO
OUR SLOGAN
.be
part of
the story
This years logo pays homage to the 23 year-
old history of WorldMUN whilst bearing
elements of our 2014 host city: Brussels,
Belgium. It features a stylised atomium, one
of Brussels most reknowned landmarks; as
well as the three colors of Belgiums fag,
built onto the ofcial WorldMUN globe
insignia. The logo is simple, modern and sets
the tone for the amazing journey to follow.
A good story needs a moral, a concept,
a theme. Something that guides us and
moves us to excel in whatever we pursue.
WorldMUN 2014 and Belgium focus on
multilateral cooperation and promoting
international relations. Belgium is part of
the story.
A great story needs a protagonist, a hero, a
star. Someone to engage in the action, to live
the events, to capture the moment. During
WorldMUN 2014, that person is YOU.
Join the WorldMUN 2014 organizing team
and its partners in the epic saga that will be
WorldMUN 2014. Be part of the story.
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DELEGATE
LOGISTICS
TRAVEL
TRAVELLING TO
BRUSSELS
Official Travel Agent
In order to make traveling to WorldMUN as
easy as possible for delegates, the WorldMUN
Organizing Committee has partnered with a
group travel agency: Connections.
By booking fights for their entire team via
Connections, head delegates and faculty
advisors will allow all their delegates not
only to fy at the best rate, but also to enjoy
maximum fexibility regarding the size of the
team, a change of dates, or any cancellations.
Please contact our partner travel agency,
Connections Group Travel, at the addess
below. Dont forget to mention that youre
traveling to attend WorldMUN 2014.
P: 00 32 (0)2 550 01 65
E: groups@connections.be
Connections - Euro Train NV
Luchthavenlaan 10, 1800 Vilvoorde
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TRAVELLING AROUND
BRUSSELS
The best way to explore Brussels is on foot
and its easily done: all the main sights are
within a 1km radius of the central Grand
Place (For walking time estimates between
neighborhoods check Google maps). But
walking on uneven cobblestones can
become tiring, so if you fnd yourself
at the opposite end of town from your
hotel at the end of the day, then make
use of Brussels excellent public-transport
system, which combines a metro system,
buses and trams. The system is efcient,
but can be confusing for frst-time visitors
so do check the transport system STIB/
MIVB website www.stib.be. They have a
detailed map and timetable, you can check
when the next train/tram/bus passes and
they even have an application that you
can download on your phones.
Many metro stations are even worth a
stop because they have been beautifully
decorated by famous Belgian artists; the
Anneessens metro station is decorated
with paintings by Alechinsky and
Dotremont, Bourse/Beurs with paintings
by Paul Delvaux, Stockel with comics of
Tintin and pals, Horta with cast-iron by
Horta in the stations foyer, Porte de Hal
with Schuitens wall compositions entitled
Le Passage Inconnu (The Unknown
Passage) merge old trams and futuristic
vehicles in scenes mirrored in his best
cartoons. Finally, to get around by taxi,
note that only taxis with a blue and yellow
emblem are licensed, you can always call:
Taxis bleus/blauw (blue): +32 2 268 0000,
Taxis Autolux: +32 2 411 4142, Taxis verts/
groen (green): +32 2 349 4949.
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WHERE TO STAY
ACCOMODATION
Official Hotel Agent
WorldMUN Brussels is partnering with
Travex Congress to provide discounted hotel
options for delegates traveling to the 2014
conference. Please visit www.worldmun.org
to see the complete list of available options.
Due to limited availability, delegations are
highly encouraged to make reservations
before January 15, 2014 by completing the
form on our website and sending it to Travex.
Please direct any questions to hospitality@
worldmun.org or Travex Congress at the
addres below. Dont forget to mention that
youre traveling to attend WorldMUN 2014.
The following pages show the examples of
the variety of options available.
P: 00 32 (0)2 533 20 44
E: d.cochez@travex-travel.be
8, Parvis de la Trinit
1050 BRUSSELS
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HOTEL OPTIONS
Top Tier
From 1200 for double room occupancy for
6 nights (March 16-22).
The European capital certainly does not lack
the options to suit the tastes of the more
luxury-loving and demanding delegates
among us. A defnite choice to consider is
Le Metropole, a fve star hotel located in
the very heart of Brussels. The majestic feel
this hotel gives of will stay in your memory
for a long time. This lavish, century-old
hotel provides you with modern facilities,
including a ftness center, room service,
laundry and even a hair salon, in case youre
desperate for a last-minute trim.
Other options include: -
Manos Premier
Be Manos
Crowne Plaza le Palace
Sheraton Hotel & Towers
Pullman Brussels
Marriott City Centre
The Dominican
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WHERE TO STAY
Mid Tier
From 1000 to 1300 for double room
occupancy for 6 nights (March 16-22).
Delegates seeking stylish accommodation
without the top tier price tags will fnd our
range of mid-tier choices ideal, providing
the perfect mix of quality, comfort and
afordability. The Astrid Center Hotel would
be a fantastic option, located in the old town
of Brussels, at a walking distance from the
charming Saint Catherines Square. The
clean and modern feel of this hotel makes
it a sensible choice for delegates looking
for quality accommodation at an afordable
price.
Other options include: -
Aqua Hotel
Alma Grand Palace
Aris Center Grand Palace
Floris Louise
Bedford
Mercure Brussels City Center
Novotel Center Tour Noir
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Low Tier & Budget
Up to 1000 for double room occupancy for
6 nights (March 16-22).
Although Brussels does not boast a broad
selection of youth hostels, there are a few
charming budget options to consider. La
Madeleine ofers clean and comfortable
rooms located just 150 meters from the
historic Grand Place in the center of Brussels
old town. This two star option ofers services
such as dry-cleaning, wif access and a safe
to store your valuables.
Other options include: -
Max Hotel
ADiago Access Europe
Le Dome
Siru
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WHERE TO EAT
BRUSSELS DINING AND
CUISINE
Belgians are quite famous for their love of
good food, and good beer. We welcome you
to sample some of our specialities including:
Beer - do head to Delirium, for the
widest variety of famous beers.

Fries - our country is flled with fritkots,
little huts where you can buy crispy fries
- dont forget to add mayonnaise to make
it really typically Belgian.

Chocolate - dont worry about getting lost
in the many cobbled streets surrounding
the Grand Place/Grote Markt that are
packed with small deliciously-smelling
chocolate shops such as Godiva, Neuhaus
or Pierre Marcolini. The little shop called
La Cure Gourmande is a jewel both for
the sweet pleasure of the tooth but also
the eye. Their beautiful boxes are a great
present to bring back home!

Wafes - dont forget our famous wafes!
You can usually fnd caravans at every
street corner selling them; allow the
strong smell to tempt you!
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VISAS
WorldMUN participants are eligible to apply
for Belgian SCHENGEN visas as Visitors
for cultural, sporting or other events. It is
the responsibility of individual participants
to obtain necessary visas prior to entering
Belgium.
Nationals of most third countries outside the
European Economic Area (EEA) are under
an obligation to hold a visa for a proposed
stay of a maximum duration of 3 months
on the territory of the SCHENGEN States.
Please visit www.worldmun.org/preparation
for a list of countries whose nationals will
require visas to enter Belgium for short-
term visits (less than 90 days)
The Immigration Ofce recommends that
you make sure you lodge your visa application
in good time (but at the earliest 3 months
before the planned start of your journey) to
avoid any disappointment and unnecessary
costs. We recommend applying for a visa at
least 4 weeks prior to your departure.

Once your registration is confrmed,
WorldMUN will provide you with a letter
of confrmation which you can use for your
application.
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EVENTS &
CEREMONIES
EVENTS AND CEREMONIES EVENTS AND CEREMONIES
NIGHT ZERO
Fuse
What better way to begin an amazing week than with a night out at Le Fuse. Get
acquainted with the unique ambience of this prominent techno institute, feauturing only
the best DJs, a cracking array of drinks on ofer and impeccably mixed cocktails that
will provide some much-needed rocket fuel. Meet the other conference participants and
dance the night away knowing that you have an exciting week ahead of you!
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GLOBAL VILLAGE
Salle de la Madeleine
The world is a village and we invite you to the crossroads of culture here at the Global
Village. In this impressive building located at the heart of Brussels, once an anciaent
casiono, take a walk around a bazaar of cultural booths brought to you by your fellow
delegates, or simply partake on the action going on the dance foor. Share your histories
and build long-lasting bridges of friendship in this intimate cultural exhibition.
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1920s SURREALIST NIGHT
Jeux dhiver
Welcome to Brussels most select and exclusive night club, and to the most bizarre and
outlandish experience you will have for a long time. We invite you to put on your most
exciting surrealist costume - no boundaries, no limit to your creativity. Absurdity is key.
Step into the world of our famous surrealist painter Ren Magritte in this open magical
space, with glass walls that show of the famous Bois de la Cambre forest. We implore
you to look out of place, because only then will you really be in place.
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BURLESQUE CABARET
Mirano Continental
In this boho-chic dance club populated with fashion-conscious euro-yuppies, and located
in the stylish Ixelles neighborhood, we welcome you to show us a thing or two about
your divrse cultures. Cabaret presents a fantastic opportunity for you to perform in front
of your fellow particiapants, celebrate cultural diversity, and to have a great night out!
Take it to trendy burlesque heights in your fne costumes, by entering this place where
fashing lights and a revolving dance foor is the name of the game.
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EVENTS AND CEREMONIES
COMIC BOOK HEROES
Bloody Louis
Once you descend the iconic steps of Brussels oldest malls, the Gallerie Louise, you are
projected in the cozy atmosphere of teenage years: pinball machines, foosball tables, and
an arcade area with race car simulators. It is intimate, and excitingly familiar, yet novel
and experiential at the same time. Allow yourself to be lost in the moment; dress up as
your favorite Comic Book hero and be part of the story!
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FAREWELL PARTY
Galleries Horta
The last night of the adventure will take place with a bang in one of Brussels most hip
spaces. This impressive location from the ffties is egg shaped and features grand columns
and dito staircase designed by Victor Horta. Neon and LED lights are perfectly integrated
to create the perfect ambience, and it features an impressive renovated wooden escalator.
With glows sticks and beautiful lighting, get your glow on and shine bright! This night
promises to be one for the memories.
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CONFERENCE
TRIPS
CONFERENCE TRIPS
AMSTERDAM
March 12-15: From 299
March 22-25: From 319
Amsterdam is a diverse and progressive city as famous for its art museums and quaint
canal-side cafes as for its cofeeshops. As you stroll the streets, savor the culture and
vitality of this pretty city. You can walk or bike it in a day, moving from the peaceful
canals of the Jordaan to the renowned the Red Light District. Whether youre obsessed
with Van Gogh, want to dance all night at cool clubs, or always wanted to learn all about
the history of fuorescent art, youre guaranteed to have a good time in Amsterdam.
This package includes:-
Return fight: Brussels - Amsterdam
3 nights bed and breakfast in 3 star hotel
Amsterdam Crumpled map
VAT and other taxes
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BARCELONA
March 12-15: From 269
March 22-25: From 279
Benvolgut a Barcelona! Welcome to a city more exquisite, more idiosyncratic, more bold,
and more fun than you ever thought a city could be. Whether youre strolling through
the broad tree-and-modernista-building-lined avenues of lEixample by day, bar-hopping
beneath the walls of Gothic churches of the Ciutat Vella at night, or napping of that
hangover in one of Grcias shady plazas, if you take a second to look around youll be
mesmerized by the citys ubiquitous charm.
This package includes:-
Return fight: Brussels - Barcelona
3 nights bed and breakfast in 3 star hotel
Barcelona Crumpled map
VAT and other taxes
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CONFERENCE TRIPS
LONDON
March 12-15: From 309
March 22-25: From 309
Londonstaid tradition, afternoon tea, heavy ales, and cultured accents in tweed.
People with this notion of London can easily complete their vacation in 3min, by making
their way to the banks of the Thames and staring pointedly at the gilded heights of Big
Ben, but this would be to miss the true charm of this expansive, diverse place. Beyond
Buckingham Palace and the blinding lights of Piccadilly Circus, London is a living,
breathing metropolis. Each day brings something new, so fnish up your pint and explore!
This package includes:-
Return train tickets: Brussels - London
3 nights bed and breakfast in 3 star hotel
London Crumpled map
VAT and other taxes
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PARIS
March 12-15: From 239
March 22-25: From 249
Paris has been home to countless flms, revolutions, and kings named Louis, and, in case
you hadnt heard, its a really big deal. Nearly everyone in the world idealizes Paris,
whether its for the Eifel Tower, the Grands Boulevards, or the fact that there are more
miles in the Louvre than in many towns. This city will charm and shock you with equal
gusto, but dont get too le tiredby your third or fourth sincere attempt at sil vous plat,
youll begin to appreciate the sensory experiences around every corner.
This package includes:-
Return train tickets: Brussels - Paris
3 nights bed and breakfast in 3 star hotel
Paris Crumpled map
VAT and other taxes
43
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ROME
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Rome, come here for history, for artistic enlightenment, or to eat so much pasta and
pizza that you wont leave until someone rolls you out. Nowhere else in the world could
you view the immaculate ceiling of the Sistine Chapel after exploring the dilapidated
remains of ancient settlements, and still dance the night away once the sun has set. Rome
brings every Italian experience together but remains truly unique, and you cant expect
to conquer it all. Are you ready for the challenge?
This package includes:-
Return fight: Brussels - Rome
3 nights bed and breakfast in 3 star hotels
Rome Crumpled map
VAT and other taxes
44
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VENICE
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March 22-25: From 439
Venice boasts plenty of labyrinthine side streets and narrow canals waiting for you to
discover Venices past preserved in dilapidated palazzi, syncretic architectural fourishes,
and even signs written in the vanishing Venetian dialect. An incredible performance art
and music scene, some of Italys best seafood, and busy docks just wait to be discovered.
If youre not afraid to step of the beaten path, youll come to appreciate a subtle Venetian
magic that cant be discovered on a gondola ride or captured in a postcard.
This package includes:-
Return fight: Brussels - Venice
3 nights bed and breakfast in 3 star hotel
Venice Crumpled map
VAT and other taxes
45
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