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A'dam scraps early closing time for sex workers in new setback for anti-nuisance policy - Vimarsana News

A'dam scraps early closing time for sex workers in new setback for anti-nuisance policy

Amsterdam has decided to scrap the earlier closing times for sex workers in the Red Light District. From this weekend, they can work until 6:00 a.m. again. Last year, the city imposed a 3:00 a.m. closing time on sex workers in an attempt to reduce crowds and nuisance in the area, but it did not have the desired effect. It is yet another setback for Amsterdam’s policy to reduce tourism and crowds in the city center.

Source: nltimes.nl
Amsterdam overnight tourist numbers reach a new record - Vimarsana News

Amsterdam overnight tourist numbers reach a new record

Amsterdam overnight tourist numbers reach a new record

Over 22 million overnight stays in Amsterdam last year, more expected in 2024 - Vimarsana News

Over 22 million overnight stays in Amsterdam last year, more expected in 2024

More people visited Amsterdam last year than in 2022. Around 15.1 million tourists came to the capital in 2023, compared to 13.4 million the year before. Around 60 percent of the visitors came from the Netherlands, the rest from abroad.Another 9.4 million people slept a total of 22.1 million nights in 2023, mainly in hotels and hostels, 20.4 million times.

Source: nltimes.nl
Amsterdam steps up campaign to repel 'anything goes' tourists - Vimarsana News

Amsterdam steps up campaign to repel 'anything goes' tourists

Mayor and tourism chief address loutish Britons who have not heeded calls to stay away

Amsterdam's "stay away" campaign fails to stop British tourists - Vimarsana News

Amsterdam's "stay away" campaign fails to stop British tourists

Amsterdam’s “stay away” campaign fails to stop British tourists