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Waiting is part of travelling. While a page loads, a couple packs their suitcase in pixel art, so the wait feels like the night before the trip. Each season brings its own scene.

Every other day of the year

The couple folds clothes, sits on the suitcase to close it and rolls off while the bar fills.

Scenes

One scene for the rest of the year and one for each season that has its own.

In 2026

Carnival
February 12 – 17
Costumes, parades and long weekends before Lent.
May Day weekend
May 1 – 3
The long weekend around 1 May, perfect for a short trip.
Easter
April 3 – 6
An egg hunt in the garden: she finds them in the grass and tosses them to him for the basket, while a bunny hops by.
Ascension Day
May 14 – 17
A long weekend outdoors: he sends the kite up, she cheers it on and a balloon drifts across the sky.
Pentecost
May 23 – 25
A picnic in the meadow among peonies: a white dove lands on the basket, she claps and off it flies.
Assumption Day
August 15 – 16
An August dusk: paper stars strung across the village square and the couple dancing at the summer fête.
All Saints' Day
Commemoration
November 1
A quiet scene: the couple by a stone wall with lit candles, cypresses and the chrysanthemums she has brought.
Remembrance Day
Commemoration
November 11
A minute's silence at the memorial, a wreath of poppies at its foot: only the bar moves.
Sinterklaas
December 5
Present night: she leaves her shoe with a carrot by the door, the white horse crosses the roof and a present appears among pepernoten.
Belgian National Day
July 21
Dusk in the old town: she waves a little black, yellow and red flag, and fireworks burst over the roofs.
Mother's Day
May 10
At a flower stall they pick a bouquet and a gift, and head off with them as hearts rise.
Father's Day
June 21
A hike in the mountains with their packs: at the viewpoint they stop for coffee from the thermos.

New Year
December 31, 2026 – January 1, 2027
The countdown, a cork that pops and fireworks to welcome the year.
January sales
January 7 – 31
The month of sales and quiet getaways, when you travel for less.
Lunar New Year
February 17
The first day of the lunar year, the start of one of the busiest travel weeks in the world.
Valentine's Day
February 10 – 14
The days leading up to 14 February, for a getaway for two.
Eid al-Fitr
March 20
The celebration at the end of Ramadan, a time for family trips.
Eid al-Adha
May 27
The couple arrive at the grandparents' table with a gift: tea for everyone, lanterns and a family toast.
Pride
June 1 – 30
June, the month of Pride: we celebrate travelling as you are.
Summer
June 15 – August 31
From the end of the school year to the end of August: the high season.
Last minute
July 1 – August 31
July and August, when the best plans are made at the last moment.
Summer sale
July 1 – 31
The discount on the tag keeps growing under the sun, with a beach umbrella and flip-flops.
Halloween
October 25 – 31
The last week of October, with pumpkins and a touch of fear.
Diwali
November 8
The festival of lights, a time to come together and travel home.
11.11
November 11
Singles' Day: a day of deals to treat yourself.
Black Friday
November 27
The day after Thanksgiving: the busiest day for deals of the year.
Black Week
November 21 – 30
From the Saturday before Black Friday to Cyber Monday: a whole week of deals.
Cyber Monday
November 30
The Monday after Black Friday, for deals online.
Travel Tuesday
December 1
The Tuesday after Cyber Monday: the day for travel deals.
Christmas
December 1, 2026 – January 6, 2027
Gifts and a little tree go in the suitcase, under the snow and in Santa hats.

Every other day of the year

Scenes

Carnival

May Day weekend

Easter

Ascension Day

Pentecost

Assumption Day

All Saints' Day

Remembrance Day

Sinterklaas

Belgian National Day

Mother's Day

Father's Day

New Year

January sales

Lunar New Year

Valentine's Day

Eid al-Fitr

Eid al-Adha

Pride

Summer

Last minute

Summer sale

Halloween

Diwali

11.11

Black Friday

Black Week

Cyber Monday

Travel Tuesday

Christmas