The first time I met Louis was at a Brugge local tour guide meeting in spring of 2018. It was the first meet of its' kind in 60 years (and I'm humbly proud to say partly organised by yours truly) and Louis was noticed when he shared his thoughts on the guide situation with clear passion.
Louis is like that, passionate about Brugge and especially caring towards how the guide community here represents itself both to each other and those we show around as visitors. We definitely share that fire, part of why I made sure to get to know this fellow a little further.
Louis, you know the history of the city very impressively and aren't ignoring it's present times, perfect local life to build an even more beautiful Brugge! 🙂
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Please introduce yourself in 2 paragraphs.
I am, I think, a very social person with an almost fanatical passion for the city of Brugge.
That is why I have become a guide so that I can pass on my passion to all our visitors.
What would you never change in Brugge?
The village mentality that prevails.
What would you definitely change in Brugge?
I would make the center of the city car-free on weekends and during the summer months.
What is your favorite café and / or restaurant in Brugge?
