Any of the places listed above (I can't guarantee that I have the answer)
Anything related to the Netherlands (or Luxembourg) in general.
If you're working on cycling or heritage railway articles for places listed above, I'd be happy to help out.
I find myself coming back to map and transport-related efforts. Feel free to include me on these if you seek some help.
Find me elsewhere.
Hoi, I am Wauteurz (IPA: /waʊ̯tøːrs/), a Dutch student of archaeology. Uni is my main priority, hence why my activity here is best summarised as "varyingly active". You will mostly find me here, as well as NLWikipedia and Commons from time to time. I don't often go far from home, and am not much of a globetrotter myself. I mostly limit myself to edits around the Netherlands and Luxembourg for that reason, but may contribute to other (Western) European articles from time to time. The free time I have available for Wikivoyage is time I either spend covering Wikivoyage in pagebanners or maintaining and updating {{Rint}}, which as it stands, has been largely developed by me. At this moment, roughly 3.91% of all pagebanners on ENWikivoyage have been made by me (~785).
I should probably mention here that what follows is a to-do list, and that I do not like to follow them precisely, especially not for something I do on a recreational basis, such as Wikivoyage.
CONCEPT: More articles on former empires; German Empire (possibly basing on the basis of the German language rather than modern-day Germany, thus also including Brandenburg and Austria(-Hungary)), Belgian Empire (Congo, Mexico).
ON HOLD:RINTroad (Rint for roads), making {{Routebox}} less dependant on Commons and generating these icons locally. I suspect it's already too late to make this switch with 39.9% of city articles having a Routebox already.
PLANNED: More travel topics about more obscure but more travelable topics such as Pierre Cuypers (architect). Possibly someday I'll work my money waste into this and write something about Vinyl record shopping in the Netherlands or record shops in general.
CONCEPT: The first country in mainland Europe to get a railway going definitely deserves an article for itself. Besides, anyone under the age of 26 will enjoy getting anywhere through Rail travel in Belgium for some €13,20.
Been there, done that. 
Belgium: 
Highest point: ~650 metres (0.40 mi): 
Annecy
Lowest point: −100 metres (−110 yd): 
Rumelange
Longest train journey: 
Husum → 
Doetinchem
Northernmost: 
Silkeborg
Easternmost: 
Southernmost: 
Westernmost: 
Oxford
Troisvierges; Summer 2013
Champagnole; Aug 2014
Schagen Jul 2015
Terschelling; New Year's 2015/2016
Mullerthal; Aug 2016
Vlagtwedde; Jul 2017
Nordfriesland; Aug 6-18, 2018
Fryske Marren; Jul 26-Aug 1, 2019
Antwerp, Ghent, Mechelen, Roeselare; Oct 23-25, 2019
Fryske Marren
Vienna; Post-COVID, possibly fall 2021?
Götaland, Svealand; Summer 
Århus, Copenhagen; No concrete date.
Oslo, Stavanger; No concrete date.
Achterhoek, 
Balzers September 16th, 2017 (12:48): +Custom banner
Wikivoyage:Travellers' pub March 9th, 2018 (11:02): →RINT, Routeboxes and more: new section
Netherlands Project
RINT-road Project
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Banner Project
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