Oliebollen are a popular seasonal treat in the Netherlands. Their name literally means oil balls, and, as the name mig... Read more

Events and festivals have been cancelled left, right and centre and that's understandable, what with coronavirus in our ... Read more

Various research shows that by February, 80 percent of New Year’s resolutions fade away almost as quickly as they appe... Read more

As we are closely approaching the end of the year, we begin to reflect on the ways that we could possibly enjoy this per... Read more

Ligia Ramos from In2motivation, an Amsterdam-based personal and professional development company, feels that sometimes... Read more

Maybe this is a boring question for you, but a question like this gets Tax is Exciting BV – Orange Tax pretty excited.... Read more

Food banks (voedselbanken) are a relatively new concept in the Netherlands, with the first food bank opening in 2002. B... Read more

This has been a long year and many of us can't wait to disconnect, leave 2020 behind and enjoy a well-deserved Christmas... Read more

As a business owner, you may frequently find yourself in one of two places that aren’t supporting you or your business... Read more

House prices in the Netherlands may still be going up, but there is good news for people planning to buy a new home or t... Read more

The language learning method used by Language Institute Regina Coeli ensures that you learn to speak a foreign language ... Read more

One of the biggest indulgences at this time of year is the freedom to cuddle up for an evening on the sofa watching as m... Read more

You’re proud of your heritage. Why not bring elements of your culture into your home as a celebration of all that is u... Read more

If you’re new to the Netherlands, you might not yet be familiar with the Dutch gift-giving tradition of Sinterklaas. I... Read more

A sad tale’s best for winter, wrote Shakespeare in A Winter’s Tale, although his play turns into a comedy that ends ... Read more