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Business growth hospitality Brussels · week 46

+22 businesses net in the last 30 days

Business growth in the hospitality sector in Brussels in figures: for every business that stopped, 2.1 new ones started.

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New businesses42in the last 30 days
Closures20in the last 30 days
Of which bankruptcies29in the last 30 days

In the last 30 days

Business growth in the hospitality sector in Brussels by province

West Flanders: +24 netHainaut: +38 netNamur: +7 netLuxembourg: +14 netLiège: +28 netEast Flanders: +19 netAntwerp: +36 netLimburg: +21 netBrussels: +22 netFlemish Brabant: +16 netWalloon Brabant: +7 net
Net per province in the last 30 days (new businesses minus closures). Click a province for details.

By sector

Which sectors are growing

in the last 30 days

New businesses

Newest businesses

All new businesses

Closures

Recently stopped

By province and sector

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Questions

Questions about business growth in the hospitality sector in Brussels

What is net?

The number of new businesses minus the number that stopped. Above zero the number of businesses grows, below zero it shrinks.

What counts as a closure?

Every VAT-registered business the CBE shows as closed: its own decision, a liquidation, a merger or a bankruptcy that was closed. Bankruptcies are only part of the closures; most businesses stop on their own.

Why two sources in the chart?

For the months before our own count we show Statbel: start-ups and deregistrations of VAT-registered businesses. After that we count in the CBE ourselves, the same way: only VAT-registered businesses, excluding associations of co-owners.

Source: CBE (VAT-registered businesses: start-ups on the day of their VAT registration, closures on the day the CBE update showed them, excluding associations of co-owners) and Statbel (Directorate-General Statistics), monthly evolution of VAT-registered businesses, open data. Sole traders are shown without a name.