Yes, the site can strongly support a more responsible approach, particularly on the key levers of mobility, logistics and operational choices.
In Brussels, organizing a “low-carbon” corporate event means first and foremost reducing travel, avoiding multiple transfers and optimizing the flow of participants.
Tour & Taxis is easily accessible by public transport (train, metro, streetcar and bus), with a shuttle bus from the Gare du Nord station. The site also encourages the use of soft mobility modes such as bicycles, scooters and e-bikes, and offers parking lots equipped with recharging points for electric vehicles.
This approach is reinforced by concrete choices on site. At the Gare Maritime, part of the energy is produced on-site using photovoltaic panels, helping to limit the site’s overall energy footprint. On the catering side, Tour & Taxis works with catering partners who are attentive to sustainability issues, offering more responsible options such as plant-based menus and carefully sourced ingredients.
Use case: an event in Belgium can bring together conference, workshops, exhibition and catering on a single multi-space site, rather than spreading the day out over several venues. This centralization simplifies logistics and reduces intra-urban travel.
Why Tour & Taxis? Because the capacity (up to 10,000 people depending on the venue), modularity and multi-space logic make this more responsible organization possible, without compromising on the experience of participants.
Conclusion: a “responsible” or “low-carbon” event is based on concrete choices. A well-connected, multi-space site with a committed ecosystem in Brussels makes these choices simpler, more coherent and more effective.