Move prostitution and keep tourists out of cannabis cafes, Amsterdam locals say
Dutch NewsAmsterdam mayor Femke Halsema is due to publish her long-awaited vision for tourism in the Dutch capital this week which will outline how she sees tourism developing post coronavirus. ‘If the coronavirus crisis has made one thing clear it is that Amsterdam’s inner city, which is a Unesco world heritage site, has been turned into an amusement park,’ the organisations say. Geerte Udo, chief executive of city marketing department amsterdam&partners, told DutchNews.nl earlier this month that the city will aim to build a new industry that is socially, economically and ecologically ‘sustainable’. ‘Amsterdam has always been an open and international city, and we would love to welcome visitors as soon as possible,’ she told DutchNews.nl. ‘But the right visitors.’ Prostitution Meanwhile, sex worker organisation Red Light United has published its own plans which would allow window prostitution, currently banned until September 1, to resume.