- Thousands of travellers yet to receive refund for cancelled flights
- July 2021: 13 things changing in the Netherlands from today
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- Dutch government further relaxes travel advice as EU opens borders
- Health Council advises Dutch government to vaccinate 12 to 17-year-olds
- All travellers asked to get tested when they return to the Netherlands
- The Netherlands purchases enough doses to vaccinate everyone in 2022
- Childcare workers across the Netherlands to strike from Thursday
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- Dutch parliament wants to freeze health care deductible at 385 euros
- Very few fines handed out for failing to quarantine after travelling
- Dutch government: No representatives at Euros quarter-finals in Azerbaijan
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- Dutch government relaxes restrictions for more European destinations
- Dutch cities ask government to recognise abolition of slavery with national holiday
- From holidays to nightclubs: What you need to know about CoronaCheck
- RIVM invites vulnerable 12 to 17-year-olds to receive coronavirus jab
- All unvaccinated adults able to book Janssen appointment from today
- 140.000 operations postponed and hundreds more dead due to coronavirus
- EU lifts entry ban for eight countries including USA and Hong Kong
- Free coronavirus tests available for travellers in July and August
- New EU VAT rules from July to make packages more expensive
- Supermarket discounts capped at 25 percent for alcohol from July
- Coronavirus press conference: More relaxations, face mask rule lifted from June 26
- Dutch government to lift face mask rule and work from home advice
- More EU holiday destinations turn from orange to yellow, Malta goes green
- Dutch government could ditch face mask rule before September
- The Netherlands has the ninth-highest vaccination rate in Europe
- Fashion companies to be responsible for collecting old clothing from 2023
- Dutch government relaxes travel restrictions for seven countries
- Dutch government introduces 15 cent deposit on small plastic bottles
- Love thy neighbour: 2020 saw record number of neighbourly disputes