Frequently asked questions
Where is the VVV Zeeland website?
The body Stichting VVV Zeeland was dissolved effective 1 January 2021. Some of its former marketing activities have been assumed by the Province of Zeeland (Provincie Zeeland). Thus the former website vvvzeeland.nl has been absorbed into Zeeland.com/visit where it hosts ample inspiration and more for a visit to Zeeland. Some previously appreciated functionality has been modified.
How can I enquire about or book accommodation?
Starting November 2024, a pilot accommodation module 'Search & Book' has been integrated on Zeeland.com. The new module, allows visitors to book directly with the property owner via the Zeeland.com page. You can find more information on our 'Frequently Asked Questions Search and Book' page.
Where can I find the VVV Inspiration Points? And where can I go locally for tourist information and queries?
Following the dissolution of VVV Zeeland on 1 January 2021, the former VVV Inspiration Points are closed for good. Since then a number of physically-accessible tourist information points have opened in several areas of Zeeland, in a variety of forms. Watch this space, indeed. You can find an updated overview including contact details. Online, you will find more inspiration and information at Zeeland.com/visit.
Where is the Zeeland App?
The app is no longer available. Ideas galore are on Zeeland.com/visit.
I want to get route maps for walking or cycling
Choice a-plenty at accommodation providers, bike cafés, local tourist information points, local bookstores, ANWB shops and travel agents and more. You won’t need a special map to find them!
How can I rent a beach cabin hut?
Online you will find several (local) providers of beach cabins all over Zeeland. You can contact them directly for requests or bookings.
To obtain brochures, guides and folders on Zeeland – what now? Can you send me some?
No. Zeeland Visit is now solely digital, with a wealth of help at Zeeland.com/visit. We neither publish nor stock physical materials – but do graze away in the local tourist information points. They do.
