Schiphol has new plan and new objections
May 27, 2024
The Schiphol drama, pitting airlines against courts against cabinets against local residents continues with a new plan from an outgoing cabinet
The Schiphol drama, pitting airlines against courts against cabinets against local residents continues with a new plan from an outgoing cabinet
The city is trying to enforce new rules limiting how many people can wait how long outside a shop made famous by TikTok
Amsterdam’s abandoned and illegally-parked bicycles are overwhelming the city’s ‘tow pound’ for two-wheelers
A new Dutch restaurant is not only a place for international fusion food but a training ground for refugees and asylum seekers
Government officials are concerned over how Facebook handles personal data from people who access its official pages
As the number of high-speed e-bikes rises, Amsterdam is experimenting with having them ride in the street rather than the bike paths
After years of complaints and protests, Amsterdam has committed to adding toilets and making them accessible to women and wheelchair users
A five-year plan to cut river cruises from Amsterdam in half draws opposition from hotel operators
Our Dear Lord in the Attic, a unique Catholic church hidden in the upper floors of a merchant’s home in what is now Amsterdam’s Red
Amsterdam’s bike rental companies are upset over competition from hotel-based bikes
The Schiphol drama, pitting airlines against courts against cabinets against local residents continues with a new plan from an outgoing cabinet
The city is trying to enforce new rules limiting how many people can wait how long outside a shop made famous by TikTok
Amsterdam’s abandoned and illegally-parked bicycles are overwhelming the city’s ‘tow pound’ for two-wheelers
A new Dutch restaurant is not only a place for international fusion food but a training ground for refugees and asylum seekers
Government officials are concerned over how Facebook handles personal data from people who access its official pages
As the number of high-speed e-bikes rises, Amsterdam is experimenting with having them ride in the street rather than the bike paths
After years of complaints and protests, Amsterdam has committed to adding toilets and making them accessible to women and wheelchair users
A five-year plan to cut river cruises from Amsterdam in half draws opposition from hotel operators
Our Dear Lord in the Attic, a unique Catholic church hidden in the upper floors of a merchant’s home in
Amsterdam’s bike rental companies are upset over competition from hotel-based bikes