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June 11, 2020

Adapt or die - Finding agility in your business

Companies across the land face an unprecedented need to adapt. The question is: how do you create agility within an existing organisation? Find out now!

Read & Discuss

Order authentic Greek products online

Made to give the feeling of a premium Greek deli, greek foodtales offers more than 300 carefully selected products of more than 60 producers from all over Greece. What are you waiting for? Order now!

4 skills you need in order to have a long-lasting relationship

by Marianna Kocsany

What determines that a relationship stays strong, nowadays? What is the secret of couples who preserve their love for decades? Read on and find out!

There is no place like WEST507

This summer, The FIZZ is opening their second building: WEST507, in Rotterdam Delfshaven, which will feature 183 apartments, including City Lofts, Work & Live Lofts and Penthouses.

Free online Dutch lesson with Koentact

Curious about what a Dutch lesson is like? Want to learn the language in a fun and social environment? Register for a Dutch Free Trial lesson for beginners at Koentact!

Rutte: New rules regarding holiday travel

People can travel to a few European countries that have a similar health risk to the Netherlands: Germany, Belgium, Italy, Croatia, and the Dutch Caribbean islands.

How is the Coronavirus affecting international students in the Netherlands?

A report by Nuffic has looked into and discussed the affect COVID-19 has had on the interest from international students for studying in the Netherlands.

Dutch Prime Minister speaks about racism and Black Pete during week of anti-racism protests

Anti-racism protests took place in many Dutch cities between June 1-7. Meanwhile, the Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte delivered his stance on Black Pete.

Opinion in the Netherlands divided over coronavirus tracking app

The Dutch population is divided over the implementation of a coronavirus tracking app. 60 percent of the population must use the app for it to be effective.

Nearly half of people will not be going on holidays this summer

A recent survey shows the majority will stay in the Netherlands this summer, despite the fact that many European borders will open again on June 15.

City councillors propose “wild swimming” spots in Amsterdam

Since a lot of people have had to cancel their summer holidays due to COVID-19, city councillors have suggested opening Amsterdam's canals for swimming.

Interesting buildings in Haarlem

You are likely to fall in love with the sheer beauty and novelty of seeing the interesting buildings in Haarlem. Take a self-guided walking tour of Haarlem!

Instagram Photo of the Week

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Order authentic Greek products online

Made to give the feeling of a premium Greek deli, greek foodtales offers more than 300 carefully selected products of more than 60 producers from all over Greece!

4 skills you need in order to have a long-lasting relationship

by Marianna Kocsany

What determines that a relationship stays strong, nowadays? What is the secret of couples who preserve their love for decades? Read on and find out!

There is no place like WEST507

This summer, The FIZZ is opening their second building: WEST507, in Rotterdam Delfshaven which will feature 183 apartments, including City Lofts, Work & Live Lofts and Penthouses.

Free online Dutch lesson with Koentact

Curious about what a Dutch lesson is like? Want to learn the language in a fun and social environment? Register for a Dutch Free Trial lesson for beginners at Koentact!

Rutte: New rules regarding holiday travel

People can travel to a few European countries that have a similar health risk to the Netherlands: Germany, Belgium, Italy, Croatia, and the Dutch Caribbean islands.

How is the Coronavirus affecting international students in the Netherlands?

A report by Nuffic has looked into and discussed the affect COVID-19 has had on the interest from international students for studying in the Netherlands.

Dutch Prime Minister speaks about racism and Black Pete during week of anti-racism protests

Anti-racism protests took place in many Dutch cities between June 1-7. Meanwhile, the Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte delivered his stance on Black Pete.

Opinion in the Netherlands divided over coronavirus tracking app

The Dutch population is divided over the implementation of a coronavirus tracking app. 60 percent of the population must use the app for it to be effective.

Nearly half of us will not be going on holidays this summer

A recent survey shows the majority will stay in the Netherlands this summer, despite the fact that many European borders will open again on June 15.

City councillors propose “wild swimming” spots in Amsterdam

Since a lot of people have had to cancel their summer holidays due to COVID-19, city councillors have suggested opening Amsterdam's canals for swimming.

Interesting buildings in Haarlem

You are likely to fall in love with the sheer beauty and novelty of seeing the interesting buildings in Haarlem. Take a self-guided walking tour of Haarlem!

Adapt or die - Finding agility in your business

Companies across the land face an unprecedented need to adapt. The question is: how do you create agility within an existing organisation? GMW lawyers shares some answers that may surprise you.