The Netherlands no longer wants to be known as Holland. The Western European nation, which includes the famous Dutch region, is dropping the nickname as part of a tourism rebranding effort designed… ...

Check out what's clicking on Foxnews.com The Netherlands is set to drop its long-used alternative moniker of “Holland” as it seeks to re-brand itself in the New Year.

LONDON -- A new policy document issued by the Netherlands tourism board outlines plans to curb foreign visitors to the country, as new research suggests tourist numbers may increase by 50% over ...

With its historic windmills and gabled wooden houses nestling by a meandering river, the picture-perfect and TikTok-famous ...

In May, the Netherlands Board of Tourism and Conventions (NBTC) said in a report, Perspective 2030, that rather than promote more visitation it would focus on managing the tourists it already gets.

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Tourism in the Netherlands is expected to increase by 50 percent over the next decade to about 42 million annual visitors. The document itself even outlines the continued importance of destination ...

With tourism numbers still climbing, the government plans to increase the taxes later this year. Amsterdam isn't the only destination in the Netherlands being overrun, as locals say the famous ...

In a major shift, Dutch tourism officials have formally ended their “destination promotion” approach, as the millions of annual visitors a year are reportedly “ruining” some of the ...

According to official data, tourism accounted for 761,000 jobs in the country last year—7.69 percent of total jobs—and €82 billion ($91.9 million) in revenue.

“Both Holland2.0 and www.hollandsecondlife.com are delivering consumers the next generation of travel research on the web and the Netherlands Board of Tourism & Conventions is proud to be part ...