Amsterdam has warned rowdy British sex and drug tourists to "stay away". A digital discouragement campaign targeting men aged 18 to 35 in the UK is being pushed out by the Dutch city's council.
Amsterdam has told rowdy British tourists to "stay away" in a recent ad campaign. The campaign targets British men aged 18 to 35, the demographic associated with taking part in Amsterdam's ...
The Stay Away campaign is aimed at British ... even thought of an alternative campaign title: "Amsterdam: avoid the disappointment." The ad campaign is part of a wider effort to rid Amsterdam ...
Hospitality businesses in Amsterdam have criticised an advertising campaign seeking ... launched online adverts which urge Britons to “stay away” if they are looking for hedonism.
According to Amsterdam’s “Stay Away” campaign, perpetrators will cough up €140 for the experience. But you get what you pay for: expect manhandling by cops, all your belongings temporarily ...
The initiative forms part of efforts to clean up Amsterdam's raunchy reputation as Europe's most liberal party capital. Typically blunt, the videos show young men staggering in the street ...
Hospitality businesses in Amsterdam have criticised an advertising campaign seeking ... launched online adverts which urge Britons to “stay away” if they are looking for hedonism.
The initiative forms part of efforts to clean up Amsterdam's raunchy reputation as Europe's most liberal party capital. Typically blunt, the videos show young men staggering in the street ...
Hospitality businesses in Amsterdam have criticised an advertising campaign seeking ... launched online adverts which urge Britons to “stay away” if they are looking for hedonism.
Amsterdam has warned rowdy British sex and drug tourists to "stay away". A digital discouragement campaign targeting men aged 18 to 35 in the UK is being pushed out by the Dutch city's council.
Hospitality businesses in Amsterdam have criticised an advertising campaign seeking ... launched online adverts which urge Britons to “stay away” if they are looking for hedonism.
Hospitality businesses in Amsterdam have criticised an advertising campaign seeking ... launched online adverts which urge Britons to “stay away” if they are looking for hedonism.
