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‘We don’t just want to talk, we want to act!’
Sustainability is gaining an increasingly prominent place on the agenda in Rotterdam’s events sector as well. Gerda IJff, manager Events at Rotterdam Topsport and Joost...
Rotterdam Festivals inspires other cities with their Target Group Model.
Cultural segmentationFor cultural institutions such as museums and festival organisations, insight into target groups is of paramount importance if they are to develop a clear...
Rotterdam explores the future of events
Together with partners and the industry, Rotterdam explores the future of eventsWhat can you do as a city when you become aware that the very...
A fantastic green product
Neste MY Renewable Diesel is now available for purchase at seventy petrol stations in the Netherlands. Finnish fuel producer Neste has a huge refinery in...
Good food. Wherever you are.
The port of Rotterdam is the gateway to the European market, representing nearly 500 million consumers. 9 million tonnes of fresh and frozen products come...
Drone delivers package to vessel in the port of Rotterdam for the first time
On May 22, the port of Rotterdam was able to celebrate a Dutch premier: the aerial delivery by drone of a parts consignment to Allseas’...
Designer Mirjam Manusama on her road to the New York Fashion Week.
From a studio in Rotterdam to the catwalk at New York Fashion Week. It’s every young fashion designer’s dream to get such recognition. For Mirjam...
Gamers and streamers inspire the digital economy
For three years, thousands of gamers and streamers flocked to Ahoy for the European edition of TwitchCon. For the City of Rotterdam, it was a...
‘Street Art makes Rotterdam a more beautiful city’
Street art flows through Rotterdam the way the Maas flows through the city. Around every corner, striking murals appear, some visible from far away, others...
It’s enough to leave anyone speechless.
The founders of Spraakuhloos make simulated squash moves to each other on the stage of the Oude Luxor theater in Rotterdam. Why? Because squash is...