Are you heading to Amsterdam and plan to sit inside one of Amsterdam’s 166 coffeeshops? You will now need to register your contact details in
Could COVID-19 really force Netherlands coffeeshops to close, again? Last night (6 August), Prime Minister Marc Rutte addressed the country regarding the current state of
The Netherlands now prepares for a second round of COVID-19. Just a few months ago, the Netherlands began phases to reopen businesses in several industries.
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Just yesterday, the Prime Minister of Netherlands announced major shutdowns across a variety of industries, including coffeeshops. Now, coffeeshops are preparing to reopen as early
The Dutch government tonight said in a statement that all Netherlands schools and childcare facilities, as well as bars and restaurants will be shutting down for three weeks. The tentative plan calls for business to close until April 6.
Coffeeshops continue to enforce new measures to prevent the spread of Coronavirus. ALL COFFEESHOPS HAVE BEEN SHUTDOWN BY GOVERNMENT ORDER AS OF 6PM ON SUNDAY
