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The Amsterdam City Council has voted to phase out cruise chips, aiming to completely close the Amsterdam Cruise Terminal by 2035.
By PA/TPN, in Europe, World, Tourism, Environment, Sustainability · 13 Jul 2024, 10:31 · 1 Comments
By 2026, the number of cruise ships docking at the terminal will be halved to 100 from the current 190, with the objective of curbing the pollution from the vessel’s oil-filled generators and managing tourist numbers, not just in Amsterdam, but throughout the Netherlands.
Additionally, cruise ships will be prohibited from docking in the city centre, with plans for a complete ban on their entry into Amsterdam's city limits.
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Editing, please! It is "cruise ships" not "cruise chips"!!!
By David S. White from USA on 13 Jul 2024, 14:24