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From mop to tattoo: Household Fair changes with the times

The Huishoudbeurs at RAI Amsterdam is attracting a younger demographic by incorporating social media trends like 'clean-fluencing' alongside traditional household product demonstrations. The nearly 80-year-old event has expanded its scope to include lifestyle topics such as menopause and even features on-site tattoo services. While evolving with the times, it remains a popular destination for multi-generational visitors.

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