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December 24, 2020

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Here are 3 ways a comprehensive MBA program can elevate your career

Looking to take the next step and find new opportunities? Nyenrode walks you through the ways their approach to an MBA program elevates and progresses your career.

Positive news for expats buying property in 2021

by Peter Geurts

In these coronavirus times, it's sometimes hard to keep your head up and stay positive, but there is some good news for 2021! Klår Finance explains.

The tax aspects of an LLC in the Netherlands

by Rhoda Boldewijn

Contrary to what is often claimed, a US LLC is not quite comparable to a Dutch limited liability company, the B.V. So, how does it get taxed exactly?

Schiphol overcrowded and airlines cancel flights to holiday destinations

In spite of Prime Minister Rutte's negative travel advice, Schiphol airport has seen huge crowds recently. Now, TUI and Corendon have decided to cancel all flights.

WEF: Dutch economy in top position to recover from COVID-19

According to a report published by the World Economic Forum, the Netherlands’ economy is in the fourth-best position in the world to recover from coronavirus.

First coronavirus vaccination in the Netherlands on January 8

On December 17, Health Minister Hugo de Jonge announced that the first coronavirus vaccination in the Netherlands would take place on Friday, January 8.

De Jonge: Approval of coronavirus vaccine is a "triumph for science"

Health Minister De Jonge called EMA's approval of the Pfizer / BioNTech vaccine "a triumph," but many in the Netherlands are still wary of the coronavirus vaccine.

WHO: Europe needs stronger measures against new strain of coronavirus

The discovery of a new strain of coronavirus has lead to chaos and uncertainty around the world. The WHO is advising Europe to take action, but Hugo de Jonge says this isn't needed.

Coronavirus leads to cancellation of Dutch New Year’s Dive events

Hoping to take part in the next New Year's Dive? You'll have to wait another 12 months. Dives across the Netherlands have been cancelled because of COVID-19.

10 ways to survive Christmas loneliness

by Vassia Sarantopoulou

Any holiday can be a time filled with sadness and loneliness, and circumstances make this year even harder. Here are some tips for surviving loneliness this Christmas.

How to COVID-proof your home

by Stephanie Akkaoui Hughes

Now that you have to adapt to life with coronavirus, learn how you can easily redesign, refurbish or renovate your house.

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Here are 3 ways a comprehensive MBA program can elevate your career

Looking to take the next step and find new opportunities? Nyenrode walks you through the ways their approach to an MBA program elevates and progresses your career.

Positive news for expats buying property in 2021

by Peter Geurts

In these coronavirus times, it's sometimes hard to keep your head up and stay positive, but there is some good news for 2020! Klår Finance explains.

The tax aspects of an LLC in the Netherlands

by Rhoda Boldewijn

Contrary to what is often claimed, a US LLC is not quite comparable to a Dutch limited liability company, the B.V. So, how does it get taxed exactly?

Schiphol overcrowded and airlines cancel flights to holiday destinations

In spite of Prime Minister Rutte's negative travel advice, Schiphol airport has seen huge crowds this week. Now, TUI and Corendon have decided to cancel all flights.

WEF: Dutch economy in top position to recover from COVID-19

According to a report published by the World Economic Forum, the Netherlands’ economy is in the fourth-best position in the world to recover from coronavirus.

First coronavirus vaccination in the Netherlands on January 8

On December 17, Health Minister Hugo de Jonge announced that the first coronavirus vaccination in the Netherlands would take place on Friday, January 8.

De Jonge: Approval of coronavirus vaccine is a "triumph for science"

Health Minister De Jonge called EMA's approval of the Pfizer / BioNTech vaccine "a triumph," but many in the Netherlands are still wary of the coronavirus vaccine.

WHO: Europe needs stronger measures against new strain of coronavirus

The discovery of a new strain of coronavirus has lead to chaos and uncertainty around the world. The WHO is advising Europe to take action, but Hugo de Jonge says this isn't needed.

Coronavirus leads to cancellation of Dutch New Year’s Dive events

Hoping to take part in the next New Year's Dive? You'll have to wait another 12 months. Dives across the Netherlands have been cancelled because of COVID-19.

10 ways to survive Christmas loneliness

by Vassia Sarantopoulou

Any holiday can be a time filled with sadness and loneliness, and circumstances make this year even harder. Here are some tips for surviving loneliness this Christmas.

How to COVID-proof your home

by Stephanie Akkaoui Hughes

Now that you have to adapt to life with coronavirus, learn how you can easily redesign, refurbish or renovate your house.

How to COVID-proof your home

Now that you have to adapt to life with coronavirus, learn how you can easily redesign, refurbish or renovate your house.