consisting of an online survey titled “Amsterdam Rules”, which also asks why you’d like to visit (spoiler: the “wrong” answer is stag party), whether you’d like to kick up your clogs ...

The city's 'Stay Away' campaign is aimed to deter British lads aged 18-35 from visiting, targeting people who search for terms including 'stag party Amsterdam' or 'pub crawl Amsterdam' with TV and ...

The video will be shown to people who search for terms online like "stag [bachelor] party Amsterdam," "cheap hotel Amsterdam" or "pub crawl Amsterdam," the city said in a statement on Tuesday.

If British tourists search online for terms such as “stag party Amsterdam,” “cheap hotel Amsterdam” or “pub crawl Amsterdam,” a video advertisement will appear, warning them of the ...

will be triggered when people in Britain tap in terms like - stag party, cheap hotel or pub crawl Amsterdam. The message is uncompromising - a long weekend in Amsterdam may create the wrong kind ...

Amsterdam is taking a step closer to saying good riddance to wild bachelor parties and rowdy tourists. The popular destination is launching a new campaign this spring aimed at curbing tourism ...

Amsterdam has had enough of tourists. A new campaign targeting stag parties is trying to discourage rowdy Britons from visiting the Netherlands' capital. Article continues below ADVERTISEMENT On ...

the city is often portrayed as a beacon for salivating tourists and stag parties ready to run amok. So much so, the city ran a marketing campaign telling tourists not to come. Amsterdam is hardly ...

In March the city launched an online campaign urging young British men considering holding their bachelor parties in Amsterdam to stay away. Amsterdam has become a victim of its own popularity ...

When it comes to top foreign destinations, Barcelona, Ibiza, Berlin, Amsterdam and Santorini ... cent of those who have had to organise a stag or hen party in the past. While 28 per cent had ...