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A "Stay Away" campaign is prepared to launch this week targeted at young British men, warning them not to come to Amsterdam if they won't behave.

City tries to clean up its image by targeting stag parties and cannabis smokers

Amsterdam is asking young British men to "stay away" if they plan to visit the city to cut loose and "go wild".

According to research, British men between the ages of 18 and 35 and Dutchmen around the same age tend to cause the most trouble in Amsterdam’s red-light district, making the lives of locals miserable with stag parties, pub crawls, and all-night binges on alcohol and drugs

Amsterdam is taking efforts to scrub away its party image to a new level, with ads suggesting it won't tolerate those descending on the city for a wild weekend. "Coming...

Tourists who only come for drinks, drugs, and sex are not welcome in the Dutch city

Amsterdam Warns British Tourists to "Stay Away" in New Ad Campaign: "Visitors will remain welcome, but not if they have misbehaved and caused nuisance."

Online videos will be triggered when people in Britain start using specific search terms about Amsterdam amid an ongoing campaign to improve the reputation and image of the Dutch city.

Amsterdam locals are fed up with drunken party tourism.

The city of Amsterdam is sending a clear message to young tourists looking for a wild weekend to "stay away" in a new ad campaign.