Page 6 - Sofyan Mbarki News Today

Amsterdam’s local authority launched an online campaign in Great Britain this month that aims to keep out “nuisance-causing visitors.”

Visitors remain welcome in Amsterdam but if they will cause a disturbance, the government says they must stay away.

Hundreds of sex workers and supporters are protesting new restrictions in Amsterdam's red light district as the government cracks down on drunken nuisance.

Goat cuddling is so passe. At least the internet thinks so, as a Pennsylvania farm found out recently.

The content originally appeared on: CNN Editor's Note: Sign up for Unlocking the World, CNN Travel's weekly newsletter. Get the latest news in avi ...

Changes are sweeping Amsterdam’s famous red-light district and sex workers fear it will affect their income. From 1 April, sex work businesses shut by 3 am instead of 6 am. Authorities are asking young Brits to stay away and there are plans to shift the centuries-old brothels to the city outskirts

The city of Amsterdam launched a clean up campaign this week warning young British men hoping to get drunk and party to 'stay away' from their city.

Amsterdam has launched a marketing campaign meant to target young British telling them they should "stay away" from the capital if they are only looking for a "messy" weekend in Amsterdam, according to a statement published by the municipality on Tuesday.

What’s the most sordid three-word sequence you can type into your search bar? If the morality police of Amsterdam’s city council are to be heeded, then “cheap h

There are fears that Amsterdam's latest bid to discourage young British men from heading to the city for weekends of booze, drugs and sex could in fact have the opposite effect.