Dutch rail: Now storks are a problem
April 12, 2023
Nesting storks threaten Dutch rail operations, and getting them to move is apparently no easy task.
Nesting storks threaten Dutch rail operations, and getting them to move is apparently no easy task.
While Amsterdam worries about rowdy visitors and the fate of its Red Light district, another local tradition appears to be dying out: the ‘bruine kroeg,’
A trade union survey indicates Dutch workers are concerned about their work/life balance
KLM and others win a court victory over a plan for a major reduction in flights to and from Schiphol airport
Amsterdam’s continuing attempts to clean up what it considers the worst aspects of overtourism—rowdy partyers in search of cheap thrills—has led to a cyber-savvy ‘dis-invite’
Rome has found at least a partial solution for its notorious overflowing trash problem—shipping it to Amsterdam. Dutch waste company AEB has a new contract
Dutch wineries—there are 165 of them—produced 1.3 million bottles of wine last year, a big surge created in part by a record number of sun
An invasive exotic bird has been wreaking havoc on Dutch homes by breaking into walls to build nests
Everyone, it seems, wants to see the Rijksmuseum Vermeer exhibit, and the ticketing system for the sold-out show has not been able to cope.
Two lawsuits seek to undo restrictions on flight operations at Schiphol, saying they aren’t needed and weren’t properly planned
Nesting storks threaten Dutch rail operations, and getting them to move is apparently no easy task.
While Amsterdam worries about rowdy visitors and the fate of its Red Light district, another local tradition appears to be
A trade union survey indicates Dutch workers are concerned about their work/life balance
KLM and others win a court victory over a plan for a major reduction in flights to and from Schiphol airport
Amsterdam’s continuing attempts to clean up what it considers the worst aspects of overtourism—rowdy partyers in search of cheap thrills—has
Rome has found at least a partial solution for its notorious overflowing trash problem—shipping it to Amsterdam. Dutch waste company
Dutch wineries—there are 165 of them—produced 1.3 million bottles of wine last year, a big surge created in part by
An invasive exotic bird has been wreaking havoc on Dutch homes by breaking into walls to build nests
Everyone, it seems, wants to see the Rijksmuseum Vermeer exhibit, and the ticketing system for the sold-out show has not been able to cope.
Two lawsuits seek to undo restrictions on flight operations at Schiphol, saying they aren’t needed and weren’t properly planned