Holiday parks in and around nature reserves are increasingly faced with the question of how to prepare for wildfire risks. Vitale Vakantieparken brings together knowledge, examples, and tools that enable parks to design their grounds to be both fire-safer and more biodiverse.
A holiday in Germany can, despite extra travel costs, turn out to be cheaper on average than a comparable holiday in the Netherlands. This is evident from an analysis by Duitsemilieusticker.nl. City trips and holidays in hilly areas, in particular, are more affordable across the border.
The Municipality of Lelystad has launched a market consultation for a large-scale hotel and leisure development in the Bataviakwartier. Market parties are invited via TenderNed to contribute ideas regarding the design, positioning, and feasibility of one of the promising leisure locations on the Markermeer....
Following the announced increase in the Amsterdam tourist tax and the concerns from KHN Amsterdam, a broader clarification from the tourism strategy now follows. Tourism expert Isabel Mosk states that the most important question is not whether a 20% tourist tax is high, but rather what tourist...
Limehome is expanding to Rotterdam, meaning it will soon be represented in the five largest cities in the Netherlands. The new location will be in the iconic Schiecentrale complex in the Lloydkwartier. For the hospitality sector, the repositioning is particularly interesting: a former hotel in...
Hoenderdaell Zoo emerges as the most recommended day attraction in Multiscope's National Benchmark Amusement Parks and Zoos. The park achieves a Net Promoter Score of +91, thereby staying ahead of big names such as Efteling, Toverland, and Avonturepark Hellendoorn....
Breda University of Applied Sciences is receiving an extra boost for practice-oriented research in leisure and tourism. Dr. Ilja Simons and Dr. Wim Strijbosch have each received a postdoctoral fellowship of €125.000 from the SIA Steering Committee. Their research focuses on two themes...
The Dutch cruise market continues to grow. According to figures shared by MSC Cruises, the number of Dutch cruise passengers rose from 128.000 in 2024 to 132.000 in 2025. This made 2025 another record year. The cruise line sees growth primarily due to the combination of value for money,...

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