In Amsterdam, waterways represent the improbable triumph of Dutch perseverance over the North Sea's relentless surge. The city's iconic canals remain the world's most successful urban land ...

For river cruises, this means cutting voyages to Amsterdam by half to just 1,150 a year by 2028. In 2023, 2,300 boats floated into the city’s canals – a sharp increase from the 1,327 ...

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Amsterdam is planning to slash the number of river boat cruises coming to the city as one of “a hundred” measures the city is taking to reduce over-tourism. Some 2,300 cruise ships moored on the city ...

The number of river cruises entering Amsterdam is to be halved in the latest effort to combat overtourism. Amsterdam City Council has now confirmed plans to cut the number of boats that enter the ...

Early last month, the city of Amsterdam hosted an annual parade of amphibious cars for the final time, since the town will restrict waterway access to zero-emission vehicles only starting in 2025.

But despite its world-class museums, achingly beautiful green spaces and tranquil waterways, Amsterdam has also earned a raunchy reputation as Europe's most liberal party capital – and now ...

“It’s super complex.” Amsterdam also announced this week it would start cutting the number of river cruises allowed to dock in its waters. In 2023, that number was 2,125. In 2028, the city ...

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