Brussels ↔ Rotterdam The Hague

When your airline flies to the destination you want from there, Rotterdam makes the rest of the trip simpler: a single terminal, short walking distances, a shorter drive from Brussels and only about twenty minutes to the centre of The Hague. The formalities, however, do not disappear: the airport recommends arriving two hours before departure. It is the walking and finding your way that get easier, not the check-in time.

Yes. The Hague is about twenty kilometres from the terminal via the A13: the International Criminal Court, the Peace Palace, the OPCW, Europol or the ministries can be reached in around half an hour, depending on traffic. Enter that address as your destination when booking. If the day involves several meetings before returning to Brussels, ask instead for a quote for an hourly chauffeur, who stays with you until you leave.

Yes: simply book two separate journeys, an outward one to Rotterdam The Hague Airport and a return from Amsterdam Schiphol, each with its own flight number. Each transfer has its own fixed price, shown before you confirm, and flight tracking applies on arrival at Schiphol just as it does everywhere else. It is a practical option when the outward and return flights are not offered by the same airline or at the same times.

For up to six people, the Van Business is a good fit: five suitcases, tinted windows and facing seats for talking on the way. The standard Van takes up to seven passengers. Beyond that, or if the delegation needs to be split between the airport, a hotel in The Hague and a meeting in Rotterdam, arrangements are made on quotation, with a single point of contact for all the journeys.