ban on large passenger ships in Amsterdam

The capital of the Netherlands, aimed at reducing the number of visitors and environmental pollution, in Amsterdam, the municipality of large passenger ships banned the city center. politicians are expected that the city of large vessels is not suitable for sustainability purposes. The decision means the closing of the passenger ship terminal on the edge of the IJ river near the main train station in Amsterdam. This was one of the last measures taken to prevent mass tourism in the capital. In March, the municipality had warned the young British men who want to make bachelor and party in the city, not to come.

Not compatible with the purposes of inability
] [[T]]Great passenger vessels became a symbol of mass tourism, and the ban decision was mostly taken in the municipal council. Amsterdam was the victim of its own popularity and some began to aggravate 20 million tourists annually for party city fame. According to the AFP News Agency, the central right D66 Party, which governs the city with social democrats and environmentalists, said, “The large passenger ships that lead to mobility are not compatible with the sustainability purposes of our city”. In the statement, the history of the city of passenger ships was highlighted not compatible with the new bridge planned to be made between the southern part of the North.