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Higher interest rates hit treasury: spending to rise to 12 billion euros by 2027

Higher interest rates hit treasury: spending to rise to 12 billion euros by 2027

Dutch Finance Minister Eelco Heinen expects state interest expenses to rise to approximately 12 billion euros by 2027. These projections were released in the lead-up to Prinsjesdag, reflecting the significant impact of higher interest rates on the national budget.

Drought-stricken rivers hinder German economic recovery

Drought-stricken rivers hinder German economic recovery

Extreme drought in Europe has caused water levels in German rivers such as the Rhine to drop significantly. This creates logistical challenges for shipping, as vessels cannot be fully loaded, thereby hindering the recovery of the German economy.

Tel Sell returns to Dutch television after bankruptcy

Tel Sell returns to Dutch television after bankruptcy

Five months after the bankruptcy of its parent company Mediashop Benelux, the home shopping brand Tel Sell is returning to Dutch television. The new owner intends to resume broadcasting the brand's well-known commercials on commercial channels.

More and more Dutch people are going to Sweden for their holidays

More and more Dutch people are going to Sweden for their holidays

The number of overnight stays by Dutch tourists at Swedish campsites increased by more than 7 percent last year to over 417,000. This makes the Netherlands the third-largest source of foreign visitors for the Swedish camping industry.

Lack of new housing puts pressure on housing market flow

Lack of new housing puts pressure on housing market flow

The Dutch housing market is facing significant pressure due to a persistent shortage of new construction projects. Experts warn that without immediate intervention, the flow of the housing market will be negatively impacted and the situation could worsen.