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More Britons, French, Belgians and Germans: The Netherlands experienced a record-breaking summer for tourism

More Britons, French, Belgians and Germans: The Netherlands experienced a record-breaking summer for tourism

The Netherlands experienced a record-breaking summer for tourism, with significant growth in visitors from the UK, France, Belgium, and Germany. Despite a recent VAT increase, hotels and holiday parks reported higher occupancy rates compared to the previous year, supported by strong domestic demand.

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