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Articles tagged “amsterdam”

Ground Transport

India Daily: UAE and Saudi Arabia Talk Rail Links With India

Let’s hope that the cross-continental connectivity project isn't just talk. Plus, the day's news from Air India, AHS, Lords, Sarovar, Pride Hotels, and other Indian players.

India Daily: UAE and Saudi Arabia Talk Rail Links With India

Tourism

Major Cities Value Tourism More as Office Vacancies Remain High

Large urban destinations will soon find the downfall of the Monday-to-Friday office schedule is actually at the very least a mixed blessing for their tourism sectors.

Major Cities Value Tourism More as Office Vacancies Remain High

Business Travel

Dutch Hotel Brand Zoku Fine-Tunes New Blend of Hospitality and Work in Paris

The group's French debut next month follows an experiment with one corporation that "bought out" one of its hotels for an entire month. Zoku is now figuring out how to better accommodate office workers — not just business travelers.

Dutch Hotel Brand Zoku Fine-Tunes New Blend of Hospitality and Work in Paris

Airline Weekly

JetBlue Touts Disruption in Its European Expansion. Is It Actually Changing Things?

Even with new flights to Amsterdam, JetBlue is still a minnow in a transatlantic sea full of big fish.

JetBlue Touts Disruption in Its European Expansion. Is It Actually Changing Things?

Overtourism

It Is Time to Ditch the Phrase ‘Overtourism’

The phrase "Overtourism" did its job since we coined it in 2016. Now it's time to move on for more nuanced solutions.

It Is Time to Ditch the Phrase ‘Overtourism’

News Blog

KLM Wins Court Battle Against Dutch State Over Schiphol Airport Flight Caps

KLM has won its court case against the Dutch government, which proposed cutting flights at Schiphol Airport from 500,000 a year to 440,000 a year to reduce noise pollution. The court stated the government did not comply with European rules, which specify a flight cap can only take effect after all measures to limit noise…

Airlines

Amsterdam’s Schiphol Airport Will Cut Night Flights to Tackle Noise Pollution

Despite opposition from trade bodies and citizens, Schiphol Airport plans to cut late-night flights. Airlines and tourism bodies worry this will impact summer travel to the Netherlands.

Amsterdam’s Schiphol Airport Will Cut Night Flights to Tackle Noise Pollution

Tourism

Amsterdam Tells Partying Tourists to Stay Away

Today’s edition of Skift’s daily podcast looks at Amsterdam’s latest tourism initiative, empty offices for digital nomads, and Dubai’s alcohol tax reprieve.

Amsterdam Tells Partying Tourists to Stay Away

Tourism

Amsterdam Looks to Dim Red Light District Tourism

Amsterdam is trying to find a balance between its international reputation as an open and free city and resident quality of life. As it pursues its objective, it will have take on some restrictive measures in the Red Light District that run the risk of challenging its reputation.

Amsterdam Looks to Dim Red Light District Tourism

News Blog

JetBlue Claims Discrimination in Unsuccessful Effort to Fly to Amsterdam

JetBlue Airways alleges that the Netherlands has violated the terms of the open-skies agreement between the U.S. and European Union after repeatedly denying the airline's requests to serve Amsterdam's Schiphol airport. Under the agreement, airlines can operate an unlimited number of flights between the U.S. and EU as long as they can secure the necessary…