Amsterdam is consistently voted amongst the world’s most liveable and economically stable cities and, as the financial hub of the Netherlands, I’ve always found its facilities cater extremely well for corporate visitors.
If you’re planning a business trip to Amsterdam, I’ve put together some useful suggestions and tips to help make your experience as pleasant and productive as possible.
If you’ve got teenagers, you may have thought your days of spontaneous city breaks were behind you. But if you’re looking for a safe, accessible destination that has enough personality to appeal to everyone in the family, Amsterdam rates high.
According to research, last year The Netherlands was the number 1 coffee drinking country in the world. And to those who have ever been in the country’s charming capital, this won’t be much of a surprise. Indeed, the city of Amsterdam is becoming more and more famous for its coffee culture, which is said to rival that of anywhere else in Europe. Much like craft beer, specialty coffee is becoming more and more of a hype and ‘slow coffee’ bars are popping up like mushrooms everywhere. If you’re already into the world of AeroPress, French Press, Chemex and V60s (all
When entering Amsterdam via the Amsterdam Central railway station, there’s a big chance that you’ll be overwhelmed by the chaotic mass of tourists within no time. In fact, you can walk around the Red Light District and the Dam for hours without hearing anyone speak Dutch! However attractive some of Amsterdam’s top tourist attractions are, the capital city of The Netherlands has some wonderful venues that are beloved by the locals for being authentic, characterful and relatively undiscovered by the tourist masses. Here are some insider-tips on places to visit for music-lovers exploring Amsterdam. Concerto Recordstore Concerto, located in the
