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Looking for a Private Tour in Amsterdam? Amsterdam City Tours Expands Services
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“A tour of Amsterdam can mean different things to different people. Some want to immerse themselves in the history that comes with visiting sites like Anne Frank’s house and The Hague, while others are looking to experience Amsterdam’s night life with a pub crawl or a walk through the famous red-light district. We offer a variety of tours to ensure there’s something for every visitor, no matter where their interests lie. We’ve provided hundreds of thousands Amsterdam visitors with amazing experiences that we’re sure they’ll never forget. If you’re considering a trip to Amsterdam and want to make your travel dollars stretch, let us help,” said Jong.
About Amsterdam City Tours:
A leading provider sightseeing tours in Amsterdam and surrounding cities, Amsterdam City Tours(R) can provide a private tour in Amsterdam and throughout Holland. Amsterdam City Tours also creates custom tours for visitors seeking a unique experience sightseeing in Amsterdam. The company offers a variety of day trips and Amsterdam tours through its website at http://www.amsterdamcitytours.com/.

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New Single “Freedom Is Here” Hitting AC And CHR Airwaves
Esterlyn, the unique four-piece worship band hailing from Boise, Idaho, has always had one mission – to use their music as a straightforward message to touch lives and to provide encouragement for the hearts of God’s people. With their current VSR Music Group/EMI Music Distribution project titled Call Out, which released last summer, they are doing just that. 
Esterlyn recently took time off from touring to spend an entire month in The Netherlands to share their faith on the streets primarily in Amsterdam’s Red Light District. During their time there, the band shared their faith on the streets while playing music and giving away bibles and hundreds of CD’s, all in hopes of the bringing the message of their faith to the people in the area.  

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A display window of a Dutch designer in the Redlight District of Amsterdam. – Rasheeda Bhagat
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So is this a common practice in Amsterdam, I asked Roel Mostert from Amsterdam Partners, which is responsible for promoting brand Amsterdam.
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The Dutch indeed pride themselves on being “an open society”. What we learn at the HTNK Consultancy, bang in the centre of Amsterdam’s famous Red Light District, where the firebrand and down-to-earth Mariette Hoitink gives us a glimpse into how she started the Redlight Fashion project, is nothing short of fascinating. Here, in 16 buildings, some of Amsterdam’s well known designers have set up their studios, alongside the homes of women of pleasure, sex shops, live sex shows, et al. The windows from where the girls one beckoned now display some famous Dutch labels , such as Ignoor, the Dutch label known for its body-shaped bags and accessories.

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Interviewing people late Saturday night in the red light district who have been stoned for days yields little in the way of coherent answers.
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Today, there around 750 coffee shops in the country, of which 223 are in Amsterdam — mostly in the city’s red light district, where prostitution is also legal.
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“Coffee shops are not actively promoted by our organization and are not used in order to attract tourists,” says Machteld Ligtvoet, a spokeswoman for the Amsterdam Tourism & Convention Board, which has come out against the new measures. “However, the mere idea that one can buy and use soft drugs here is an attractive aspect of Amsterdam and its famous spirit of freedom.”
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Amsterdam Mayor Eberhard van der Laan, for one, has argued that the new laws will just drive the market underground and create a whole slew of new problems, from unsafe drugs to gang related violence.

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Amsterdam fights for your right to smoke pot
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Amsterdam, a city of about 700,000 people, welcomes 4 million tourists every year. About one quarter of them visit one of the city’s 223 coffee shops. For many, kicking back with a joint has become an integral part of any visit to Amsterdam, alongside the canals, flower market and art treasures.
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Jacobs opened his coffee shop, The Rookies, in 1992 among the theaters and cafes of the Liedseplein district of central Amsterdam.
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City officials agree. Mayor Van der Laan has warned that Amsterdam does not have the resources to cope with the expected increase in street crime and health problems that could stem from the marijuana trade going underground.
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The government, however, seems to be standing firm. While Amsterdam’s coffee shops, legalized prostitution and thriving gay scene are viewed abroad as symbols of Dutch permissiveness, the capital’s liberal attitudes are often out of step with more conservative thinking in the wider country.

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Riding to break the cycle: Amsterdam
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More than just marijuana, the red light district and bicycles, Amsterdam is a vibrant, at times even quaint city with many parallels to Metro Vancouver.
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A second, parallel issue is that of drugs. Surprise, surprise – liberal Amsterdam has been struggling with the indirect consequences of a booming marijuana industry: Crime, health and safety, a tinged tourism industry, etc. In an attempt to get a handle on these problems, Amsterdam has recently approved the use of a membership card system for purchasing cannabis.
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Claims of discrimination in Amsterdam do not stop with membership cards.
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Regardless of the outcome, I am shocked that the utterances occurred in Amsterdam – the city known for hiding Anne Frank during the Second World War. Is memory that short or is discrimination a perpetual bane of man kind?

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Amsterdam fights for your right to smoke pot
A Spanish tourist smokes a joint in front of the Bulldog coffee shop in the red light district of Amsterdam on Dec. 8, 2008. (Anoek de Groot/AFP/Getty Images)
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“We recognize that there are problems in cities on the border with drug trafficking and so on, but we don’t have that here,” said Machteld Ligtvoet, head of communications at the Amsterdam tourist board. “It offers a solution to a problem that we do not have.”
Amsterdam, a city of about 700,000 people, welcomes 4 million tourists every year. About one quarter of them visit one of the city’s 223 coffee shops. For many, kicking back with a joint has become an integral part of any visit to Amsterdam, alongside the canals, flower market and art treasures.
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Jacobs opened his coffee shop, The Rookies, in 1992 among the theaters and cafes of the Liedseplein district of central Amsterdam.

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Amsterdam is like an open-air museum, and in the streets you can enjoy the gable stones, carvings used in the 17th century to help walkers find their way. The yawner is a local favourite – his mouth wide not to yawn but to swallow a pill, he used to indicate a pharmacy. At the time, most local medicines were made from spices and plants brought back from overseas, so the yawner was often depicted as a Moor. Legend has it that a Moorish man would assist the pharmacist on market days, promoting the medicine by swallowing pills in front of those assembled, before acting out a sudden recovery from whatever his ailment was that week. • Herenstraat 7
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• Delphine Robiot and Marjolijn van Eys are the authors of Jonglez’s Secret Amsterdam guide

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10 of the best budget hotels and hostels in Amsterdam
Looking for a budget bed? Unfold Amsterdam’s Steven McCarron tracks down the best, whether you want to be in the red light district or a quiet backwater
• As featured in our Amsterdam city guide

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