Brussels Climate Week: BookBetter is the Official Travel Partner
What does a sustainable future look like for Europe? Brussels Climate Week brings together EU institutions, Member States, local governments and innovators into one collaborative platform. And importantly, all official activities are free to attend.
Who will you meet?
BCW brings together a diverse group of people shaping Europe’s transition, including:
- Senior representatives shaping Europe’s climate and industrial agenda
- Local leaders pioneering urban resilience and sustainability
- Companies and entrepreneurs driving technological transformation
- Financial institutions and foundations funding the transition
- Researchers and policy experts providing data and insight
- Organizations and citizens ensuring inclusive climate action
Travel to Brussels Climate Week with BookBetter
Every journey to Brussels Climate Week is an opportunity to reduce our climate impact. As the official travel partner, BookBetter is helping attendees visit the event in a more sustainable way, providing both train and flight ticket options. Moreover, BookBetter offers €20 discount on SAF.
Moreover, we are excited to be part of Tourism in Transition, an official event of Brussels Climate Week taking place on October 14. BookBetter co-founder Louis Lammertyn will be sharing his views on how the sustainable choice can become the default.
The themes of Brussels Climate Week:
Each day of the Brussels Climate Week showcases a different area to learn about sustainability:
- Monday, October 12th: Tech and Innovation Day
From Europe’s tech sovereignty and climate leadership working interdependently, to the critical role of AI for Climate Action and tech infrastructure requirements, this will be the place where policymakers, founders, researchers, and industry leaders come together to turn ambition into action. - Tuesday, October 13th: Energy Day
Energy Day’s topics will comprise of future-proofing Europe’s Grid, identifying the right mix of clean energy technologies, the energy demand and environmental impact of technologies, and ensuring affordability for households. - Wednesday, October 14th: Industry Day
Industry Day brings together the leaders shaping the future of Europe’s industrial transition. The day highlights the central role of Europe’s industrial base in driving economic resilience, technological leadership and climate aligned growth. The sessions explore what it takes to transform hard-to-abate sectors at speed and scale. - Thursday, October 15th: Urban Day
Urban Day will explore some of the most pressing and transformative challenges shaping Europe’s urban future. The agenda will include discussions on future-ready urban mobility, climate-resilient infrastructure, housing and the built environment, nature-based solutions, and the digital tools enabling smarter, greener cities. - Thursday, October 15th: Nature Day
Healthy ecosystems are the foundation of a sustainable future. The choices Europe makes about how its landscapes, waters, and food systems are protected and regenerated will shape environmental security, community wellbeing, and economic resilience for decades. Nature Day is where these priorities are examined and translated into meaningful action.
Join Brussels Climate Week
Whether you work in sustainability, business, policy, research or want to learn more about Europe’s climate transition, Brussels Climate Week offers an opportunity to learn, explore and connect.
Register here for free!
