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These B&B Vol Liefde owners used to live in Amsterdam

These B&B Vol Liefde owners used to live in Amsterdam

Former B&B Vol Liefde participants Thomas, Eline, and Timothy all maintained ties to Amsterdam before moving abroad to start their hospitality businesses. Each of these individuals left the city to pursue new lives in sunnier climates or on islands.

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