IamExpat Weekly | July 13, 2023

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July 13, 2023

Bottomless Brunch: A weekend treat at the Celia restaurant at Hotel Kimpton De Witt

Every Saturday and Sunday the restaurant Celia at Hotel Kimpton De Witt showcases a modern interpretation of Californian cuisine with their Bottomless Brunch. Book your table today!

Read & Discuss

The new start-up revolutionising the Dutch fitness industry

Peer van Andel, co-founder of Jimme and Nyenrode BBA alum, shares his experience with creating a fitness start-up during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Through any kind of weather

Do it like a Dutchie and cycle your way through the Netherlands, come wind or rain! Regina Coeli gives us a few tips for safe (and cheap) cycling.

Featured job: Front Office Receptionist

Hotel Allure is looking for a front office receptionist to join their team in Amsterdam! Do you have experience working in the hotel or hospitality industry? Then this could be the job for you - apply today!

The Netherlands: Great for working, bad for housing, healthcare, and socialising

This year's Expat Insider Survey once again sees expats praise the Netherlands for its work life, but criticise the unfriendliness of the Dutch.

Major Dutch banks raising interest rates to 1,25 percent

Both ABN Amro and Rabobank have confirmed that customers in the Netherlands will soon see interest rates on savings accounts rise from 1 to 1,25 percent.

The Netherlands has second most expensive public transport in the world

According to comparison website Compare the Market, the Netherlands has the second most expensive public transport system in the world.

Why Rutte IV collapsed and what it means for Dutch politics

On July 7, the Dutch cabinet collapsed after discussions about asylum policy broke down. Here’s what we know about the fall of Rutte IV, and what it means for the future of Dutch politics.

Rental prices in major Dutch cities soar as housing supply falls

Pararius reports that rents in the five biggest Dutch cities have risen by an average of 5 to 8 percent over the past year, while supply of rental housing falls.

All travellers can now pre-book security slots at Schiphol Airport

Schiphol Airport has extended its booking system for security, meaning passengers travelling to Schengen and non-Schengen destinations can pre-book time slots.

Storm Poly caused 50 to 100 million euros of damage in the Netherlands

Dutch Insurers value the damage caused to cars, homes and office buildings in the Netherlands during Storm Poly at 50 to 100 million euros.

Why diversity and inclusion are important for your business

by Desmond Boateng

Want to know how your company can grow and innovate? The answer is simple: diversity in the workplace. Desmond Boateng explains.

A brief history of Dutch chocolate

Did you know the Dutch played a role in developing the chocolate bars and baked goods we know and love today? Let's take a look at the history of chocolate in the Netherlands.

The new start-up revolutionising the Dutch fitness industry

Peer van Andel, co-founder of Jimme and Nyenrode BBA almunus, shares his experience with creating a fitness start-up during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Through any kind of weather

Do it like a Dutchie and cycle your way through the Netherlands, come wind or rain! Regina Coeli gives us a few tips for safe (and cheap) cycling.

Through any kind of weather

Do it like a Dutchie and cycle your way through the Netherlands, come wind or rain! Regina Coeli gives us a few tips for safe (and cheap) cycling.

The Netherlands: Great for working, bad for housing, healthcare, and socialising

This year's Expat Insider Survey once again sees expats praise the Netherlands for its work life, but criticise the unfriendliness of the Dutch.

Major Dutch banks raising interest rates to 1,25 percent

Both ABN Amro and Rabobank have confirmed that customers in the Netherlands will soon see interest rates on savings accounts rise from 1 to 1,25 percent.

The Netherlands has second most expensive public transport in the world

According to comparison website Compare the Market, the Netherlands has the second most expensive public transport system in the world.

Why Rutte IV collapsed and what it means for the future of Dutch politics

On July 7, the Dutch cabinet collapsed after discussions about asylum policy broke down. Here’s what we know about the fall of Rutte IV, and what it means for Dutch politics.

Rental prices in major Dutch cities soar as housing supply falls

Pararius reports that rents in the five biggest Dutch cities have risen by an average of 5 to 8 percent over the past year, while supply of rental housing falls.

All travellers can now pre-book security slots at Schiphol Airport

Schiphol Airport has extended its booking system for security, meaning passengers travelling to Schengen and non-Schengen destinations can -pre-book time slots.

Storm Poly caused 50 to 100 million euros of damage in the Netherlands

Dutch Insurers value the damage caused to cars, homes and office buildings in the Netherlands during Storm Poly at 50 to 100 million euros.

Why diversity and inclusion are important for your business

by Desmond Boateng

Want to know how your company can grow and innovate? The answer is simple: diversity in the workplace. Desmond Boateng explains.

A brief history of Dutch chocolate

Did you know the Dutch played a role in developing the chocolate bars we know and love today? Let's take a look at the history of chocolate in the Netherlands.