'Stay Away' – Amsterdam's new message for tourists looking for a 'messy' night
The latest tourism-related ads from the city of Amsterdam look more like scenes from US TV show, Cops.
Source: independent.ie
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Tough new ads warn stag-do messers to stay away from Amsterdam
The latest tourism-related ads from the city of Amsterdam look more like scenes from Cops. Over footage of a lurching man getting cuffed, placed in the back of a police car and then sitting in a cell, a message warns that “getting trashed” in the city known for its cannabis cafes and brothels could lead to a €140 fine.
Source: independent.ie
Amsterdam's new Stay Away ad campaign could just attract more boozy tourists to 'party Valhalla', expert warns
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.
Source: abc.net.au
Amsterdam has a message for male tourists from the UK: Stay away
New York Times: Dutch authorities have had it with 'nuisance tourists' who 'go nuts'.
Source: nzherald.co.nz
Amsterdam's message to young Brits aiming to visit Dutch capital: 'Stay away'
Amsterdam has a simple message for young British men looking to visit the capital of the Netherlands: "Stay away."
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Source: washingtontimes.com
Amsterdam looks to turn away British male tourists
Amsterdam has put out a a new ad campaign to curb "nuisance tourists" who overindulge in the city where marijuana and prostitution is legal, with the ads specifically directed at British men between 18 and 35.
Source: nypost.com
Amsterdam launches 'stay away' ad campaign targeting young British men
The Dutch city targets UK men aged 18-35 in an ad campaign aimed at changing its reputation.
Source: bbc.com
Amsterdam releases offputting adverts to keep 'nuisance tourists' away
A “discouragement” advertising campaign has started in Amsterdam to put off young British men dubbed “nuisance tourists” who “go wild” on drink and drugs
Source: thetimes.co.uk
Amsterdam launches stay away ad campaign targeting young British men
The Dutch city targets UK men aged 18-35 in an ad campaign aimed at changing its reputation.
Source: bbc.com
Amsterdam launches 'Stay Away' campaign for drinking Brits
The city council of Amsterdam will launch a digital campaign this week designed to deter "nuisance tourists" planning on visiting the location for boozy weekends.
Source: thedrinksbusiness.com