Evenaar

Evenaar (also styled Evenaar.tv) is a Dutch-language television channel and digital platform dedicated to travel, adventure, food and lifestyle programming. Its schedule and editorial content are built around travel stories, regional exploration and culinary discovery, with recurring series such as Reisverhalen, Smaakmakkers, Op Stap, En Route and Stapland. The channel is carried by major Belgian pay-TV and telecom operators: Telenet on channel 51, Proximus on channels 90 and 340, TV Vlaanderen on channel 13 and Orange on channel 39, giving it a presence across Flanders and, through TV Vlaanderen, the Dutch-speaking market more broadly. Beyond linear television, Evenaar operates an online community at evenaar.tv. Viewers are invited to register, share travel tips and 'must-sees', and collect points for goodies, positioning the brand as a participatory travel-lifestyle hub rather than a purely passive broadcaster. Editorial content is published on the website alongside the broadcast schedule, with contributors such as Ben Roelants credited on travel features. The brand's programming spans local Flemish destinations (for example Middelkerke and Puurs-Sint-Amands in Op Stap) and international subjects (Munich's Englischer Garten, Bolivia, Gorongosa Park), reflecting a mix of nearby and far-flung travel. Food-focused series such as Smaakmakkers follow presenters Bert-Jan and Steven as they visit producers, breweries and butchers, tying regional gastronomy to travel storytelling. Evenaar is a niche thematic channel rather than a general-entertainment network, and its identity rests on the combination of a linear TV presence on Belgian platforms and a community-oriented website. Public information about its corporate ownership, founding date and management is limited in the available sources.

Evenaar is a Dutch-language thematic television channel and online platform focused on travel, adventure and food. It is distributed in Belgium through the country's principal pay-TV and telecom operators: Telenet (channel 51), Proximus (channels 90 and 340), TV Vlaanderen (channel 13) and Orange (channel 39). This multi-operator carriage gives the channel a broad reach across Flanders and, via TV Vlaanderen, into the Dutch-speaking market. The channel's programming identity is built on travel storytelling. Series such as Reisverhalen present journeys and destinations, while Op Stap explores nearby Flemish locations — episodes have featured Middelkerke and Puurs-Sint-Amands — and international subjects have included Munich's Englischer Garten, Bolivia and Gorongosa Park. Food and craft are covered through Smaakmakkers, in which presenters Bert-Jan and Steven visit producers, breweries and butchers, and through series such as En Route and Stapland. Contributors credited on the website include Ben Roelants. Alongside linear broadcasting, Evenaar operates a community-oriented website at evenaar.tv. Viewers can register, log in, share travel tips and 'must-sees', and collect points redeemable for goodies, positioning the brand as an interactive travel-lifestyle hub. Editorial articles are published on the site alongside the broadcast schedule. Publicly available information about Evenaar's corporate structure, founding date and ownership is limited; the available sources document its programming, distribution and community activities rather than its corporate history.

A niche Dutch-language travel and lifestyle channel paired with an interactive online community, distributed via Belgian pay-TV operators.

• Reisverhalen

  Travel-story television series.

• Smaakmakkers

  Food and craft series following presenters Bert-Jan and Steven to producers, breweries and butchers.

• Op Stap

  Series exploring nearby Flemish destinations such as Middelkerke and Puurs-Sint-Amands.

• En Route

  Travel programming strand.

• Stapland

  Travel programming strand.

1. 1Home - Evenaar.tvevenaar.tv
2. 2Evenaarwikidata.org