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Blue Tree Towers Joinville

Find out why so many travelers choose Blue Tree Towers when visiting Joinville. A landmark in the city's architecture, it combined the iconic frontage with the prestigious services of Blue Tree...

Le CanarD Joinville

Located 1.2 mi from Joinville city center, Le Canard is set 1.2 mi from the BR-101 Road. It is in Joinville's main entrance, at XV de Novembro street.

ibis Joinville

Located 984 feet from Shopping Mueller Joinville in Joinville, Ibis Joinville welcomes guests with a restaurant and bar. All rooms at Ibis feature a mini-bar and a private bathroom with a shower.

Hotel Mattes

Located within 2.1 miles of Joinville Arena and 2 miles of Ernestão Stadium, Hotel Mattes provides rooms with air conditioning and a private bathroom in Joinville.

Hotel 10 Joinville

Featuring air-conditioned rooms with a 32-inch LCD TV, Hotel 10 is 1.2 mi from Joinville Garden Shopping Center and 0.6 mi from Perini Business Park.

Alven Hotel by Slaviero Hotéis

Conveniently located opposite Mueller Shopping Mall, Alven Hotel by Slaviero Hotéis offers an outdoor pool, gym and restaurant. It features air-conditioned rooms with free internet connection.

Hotel Bella Júlia

Located in Joinville, within 2.1 miles of Joinville Arena and 1.9 miles of Ernestão Stadium, Hotel Bella Júlia provides accommodations with a terrace and free WiFi throughout the property as well as...

Pousada Emilly

Located in Joinville, one mile from Joinville Arena, Pousada Emilly has accommodations with free WiFi and free private parking.

Hotel Germânia

Offering an outdoor pool, Hotel Germânia is located in Joinville's city center. Free WiFi access is available. Every room includes air conditioning, a flat-screen TV with cable channels and a...

Naalt Hotel Joinville

Boasting a fitness center and a garden, Naalt Hotel Joinville is set in Joinville, 2.5 mi from Shopping Mueller Joinville.

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Funcionários super gentis e simpáticos! Gostamos muito!

Hotel Palugi

Hotel Palugi is offering accommodations in Joinville. With a restaurant, the 2-star hotel has air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi, each with a private bathroom.

Atendimento muito bom, ótimo café da manhã, limpeza boa.

Hotel Bavarium

Located less than 2 blocks from Centreventos event center, Hotel Bavarium is 1.2 mi from Joinville downtown. It offers a varied buffet breakfast, a 24-hour reception and free WiFi.

A localização, muito perto do evento que participei.

Hotel Zandoná

Located in Joinville, within 4.8 miles of Joinville Arena and 3.7 miles of Ernestão Stadium, Hotel Zandoná provides accommodations with a restaurant and free WiFi throughout the property as well as...

Acomodação café da manhã estacionamento para caminhão

Located within 4.2 miles of Joinville Arena and 3.8 miles of Ernestão Stadium, 7HOLZ has rooms in Joinville.

Excelente café da manhã, colaboradores atenciosos.

Hotel Alpinus

Located 2.5 mi from Joinville city center, this hotel offers air-conditioned rooms with free Wi-Fi and free parking. Breakfast is available.

Localização fácil próximo a rodovia, estacionamento

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Bristol Sabrina Hotel de Charme Joinville

Bristol Sabrina de Charme Joinville is a traditional German hotel in the center of Joinville, located next to the Municipal Market. It offers pleasant rooms with free Wi-Fi.

Excelentes instalações, atendimento e um café da manhã muito bom.

Located in Joinville, Comfort Hotel Joinville is just minutes from the Fritz Alt Museum and the Sambaqui Archaeological Museum. It offers air-conditioned rooms, free WiFi and free private parking.

A flexibilidade do check in e a estrutura do hotel.

Bourbon Joinville Convention Hotel

Enjoying a central location in downtown Joinville, Bourbon Joinville Business Hotel offers stylish 4-star accommodations with a business center, 24-hour room service and private parking.

Great location in Joinville center, very good breakfast

Hotel Plaza Norte

Located 1.7 mi from the city center, Hotel Plaza Norte features free WiFi and free parking on site. the hotel has modern rooms with a balcony, air conditioning and a private bathroom.

Limpeza, conforto e cordialidade dos funcionários.

Príncipe Hotel

Located in Joinville financial center, just 164 feet from Palmeiras Street, Príncipe offers free Wi-Fi. It’s 820 feet from Shopping Muller mall, and 328 feet from Joinville bus station.

Cordialidade dos funcionários, a localização é ótima

Atendimento, café da manhã e llimpeza do ambiente.

Mercure Joinville Prinz

The 4-star Mercure Prinz Joinville invites you to enjoy its spacious rooms in downtown Joinville, only some yards from the Mueller and Cidade das Flores malls.

Gostamos muito do hotel localização, café da manhã

Cheri Ami Hotel

Located in Joinville, within 3 miles of Joinville Arena and 2.3 miles of Ernestão Stadium, Cheri Ami Hotel has accommodations with a shared lounge and free WiFi throughout the property as well as free...

CAfé da manhã muito bom, custo benefício Muito bom.

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1. Comfort Hotel Joinville

2. Bourbon Joinville Convention Hotel

3. NAALT Hotel Joinville

4. Hotel Blue Tree Towers Joinville

5. Hotel Tannenhof

6. Hotel 10 Joinville

7. Bristol Sabrina Hotel de Charme

8. Ibis Joinville

9. Mercure Joinville Prinz

10. Hotel Le Canard Joinville

11. Hotel Dois H

12. Holz Hotel

13. Alven Palace Hotel

14. Príncipe Hotel

15. Hotel Plaza Norte

16. Hotel Germânia Joinville

17. Hotel Fazenda Dona Francisca

18. Hotel Le Village Distributed By Intercity

19. Joinvillense Hotel

20. Avenida Palace Hotel

21. Hotel Bavarium

22. Hostel Boa Vista

23. 55 Inn Flat

24. Chéri Ami Hotel

25. Hotel Mattes

26. Gajah Hostel

27. Hotel Alpinus

28. Hostel Cidade das Flores 2

29. Schulz Pousada

30. OYO Hotel Palugi

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ibis Joinville

Vibrant economy hotel, open to everyone

Well located in the City of Flowers, ibis Joinville has all the comfort to maximize your stay with air-conditioned bedrooms with sweet bed, minibar, free WIFI, and a work area. The Kitchen restaurant serves breakfast (optional), lunch, and dinner, with the bar area available 24 hours, besides having access to various city sights and play areas, such as malls and restaurants, and accept small dogs (for fees).

Ibis Joinville is a 10-minute drive from Centreventos Cau Hansen, local for various events, including the Joinville Dance Festival. To taste local cuisine, Via Gastronomica is just an 8-minute walk away. To learn more about the city's history, take a walk on the beautiful Rua das Palmeiras and the National Museum of Immigration and Colonization. The Portico at the city's entrance is an 11-minute drive away.

A Joinville tour deserves a stay with comfort and easy mobility to visit all the city sights. And you can find it all for an affordable price at ibis Joinville. Book now and discover this beautiful city.

Welcome to ibis Joinville! We wish you a lovely stay!

Hotel extras

A 7-minute walk from Central Terminal

7-minute drive to Joinville Bus Station

18-minute drive to Lauro Carneiro de Loyola Airport

Pet-friendly hotel! Small animals are welcome here

Enjoy facilities like free WIFI throughout the hotel

Our accommodation(s)

Standard room with 1 double bed.

• 2 pers. max
• 15 m² / 161 sq ft
• Bedding 1 x Double bed(s)

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1 night | 1 adult

Standard Room with 2 single beds

• Bedding 2 x Single bed(s)

Hotel location

R 9 de Março 806, Centro 89201400  JOINVILLE Brazil

GPS : -26.30081, -48.84984

Contact email [email protected]

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RODOVIARIA ANITA GARIBALDI

Access: 2.7 km  /  1.68 mi     15 min walk  /  8 min drive

HANS HAROLD NIELSON

Access: 6 km  /  3.73 mi     10 min drive

TENIS CLUBE

Sports centre

Access: 1 km  /  0.62 mi     20 min walk  /  3 min drive

MUSEU DO IMIGRANTE

Access: 1.4 km  /  0.87 mi     6 min drive

BARCO PRINCIPE

Other attractions

Access: 12 km  /  7.46 mi     20 min drive

BETO CARRERO

Amusement park

Access: 60 km  /  37.29 mi     1 hrs drive

SAO FRANCISCO DO SUL

Access: 44.6 km  /  27.72 mi     59 min drive

BALNEARIO CAMBORIU

Access: 102 km  /  63.39 mi     1 hrs 24 min drive

CIDADE DAS FLORES

Shopping centre/mall

Access: 450 m  /  0.28 mi     2 min walk  /  2 min drive

Access: 1.7 km  /  1.06 mi     5 min walk  /  4 min drive

Access: 5.7 km  /  3.54 mi     11 min drive

Hotel services

Check-in from 12:00 PM - Check out up to 12:00 PM

• Wheelchair accessible
• Air conditioning
• 100% Non Smoking Property

IBIS KITCHEN

The Italian canteen for pastas and pizza

The Bar: a friendly place to get together at any time of day.

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ALL Rating  4.3/5  1,103 reviews

TripAdvisor Rating  4.0/5  856 reviews

Customer review rating 3.5/5

Anonymous Business - 4/1/2024 Confirmed reviews ALL

The dinner could improve, it was not good.

Dear Dhonirriver, We very much appreciate your comments regarding your stay at the ibis Joinville. It is always a pleasure to receive positive feedback. I will share your comments with our team. I am sure that this feedback will serve as an encouragement to all of our staff as we strive to continuously improve the quality of our services. Thank you again for sharing your experience, and we hope your next visit will be as pleasant as the previous one. Sincerely, Marcel Elias Management Trainee

Customer review rating 5.0/5

Oswaldo M. F. Business - 2/23/2024 Confirmed reviews ALL

Ótima. Atendeu as expectativas

Prezado Sr. Oswaldo A nossa recompensa é ver a sua satisfação, por isso, sempre nos dedicamos a entregar o melhor serviço. Muito obrigada por escolher o Ibis Joinville para sua estada. Pode contar conosco sempre. Atenciosamente, Graciane Zager Gerente Geral Ibis Joinville

Customer review rating 2.0/5

Bruno B. Business - 2/21/2024 Confirmed reviews ALL

For an Ibis hotel, it was so so. Breakfast was fine but the A/C wasn’t working at all and the room was really smelly.

Dear Bruno Angelieri B., Thank you for taking the time to tell us about your experience at the ibis Joinville. I am sorry that your experience did not meet your expectations; please allow me to express my sincerest apologies. At Ibis, we strive to provide a superior service experience for every customer; therefore your feedback is very important to us. Please rest assured that we are taking the appropriate measures to address the problem and prevent future occurrence. We appreciate your sharing your concerns, and it is our hope that you will give us the opportunity to better serve you in the near future. Sincerely, Graciane Zager Gerente Geral Ibis Joinville

Very good accommodation

Anonymous Business - 11/28/2023 Confirmed reviews ALL

I had a great experience at the hotel, the service provided by the hotel professionals was very friendly and receptive.

Dear Guest, Thank you for the great review of our hotel! We are glad that you enjoyed your stay and hope to see you again very soon. Sincerely, Graciane Zager Manager Ibis Joinville

Well location and good assistents

Roberto M. Business - 8/17/2023 Confirmed reviews ALL

Very good stay

Dear Mr. Paulo Thank you for the great review of our hotel! We are glad that you enjoyed your stay and hope to see you again very soon. Sincerely, Graciane Zager Manager Ibis Joinville

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Located in the Marne valley, in the heart of what we call the "Vallage", Joinville and its surroundings offer numerous picturesque sites which will satisfy lovers of old stones, history, fishing or walks in the forest.

Joinville has its origins in the High Middle Ages, a period during which it became the seat of a lordship dominated by a fortified castle, which has now disappeared. Residence of the famous Jean de Joinville, crusade chronicler and biographer of Saint Louis, Joinville became the cradle of the Guise family in the 16th century and attained the rank of princely city. The Guise family notably built the Château du Grand Jardin, a pleasure pavilion dedicated to celebrations and receptions, built a hospital, which is still in operation, modernized the church portal, founded several convents and built halls (which no longer exist). for the economic prosperity of his city.

Due to its natural riches, the Vallage is also the cradle of metallurgy in the 19th century: water for motive power, forests for coal and especially iron ore. This is why the art casting of Haute-Marne has no equal in the world in terms of know-how and it is still here that foundries at the cutting edge of technology thrive.

Labeled “Petite Cité de Caractère” and “Village-Etape”, this town of around 3,000 inhabitants is provided with numerous services.

Geographical information

Nearest cities & towns, things to see and do.

• The Château du Grand Jardin and its 4.5 hectares of gardens, combining a splendid Renaissance-style garden and a picturesque 19th century park.
• City tour: Immerse yourself in the Renaissance era by strolling on the Quai des Peceaux along the "Little Venice", the Quai des Mailles or on the 16th century Poncelot bridge. Let yourself be surprised by the maze of narrow streets of the old medieval town and its houses nestled against the hill of the old feudal castle. This site also offers a superb view of the valley.
• The Notre-Dame church (13th-19th centuries) houses a remarkable monumental Entombment (16th century), the relic belt of Saint Joseph brought back from the crusade by Jean de Joinville or the Louis Le organ Bé of French workmanship (17th century).
• The Sainte-Anne chapel (1504) in flamboyant style has remarkable stained glass windows (16th century Trojan school) illustrating the life of Saint Anne and the Virgin. Near the chapel, don't miss the tomb of the lords of Joinville.
• The auditorium is the former seigneurial court which was erected in 1561 by Antoinette de Bourbon. It is one of the rare buildings of this type in France. The first part of the visit allows you to discover the history of justice in the Ancien Régime: be careful not to get locked up in the dungeons! Secondly, you will discover numerous reconstructions (80 life-size costumed mannequins). You will meet the good King Saint Louis, relive the funeral ceremony of Claude de Lorraine, first Duke of Guise, but also the visit to Joinville of Louis XIII, with his musketeers and Cardinal Richelieu.
• The apothecary: Former pharmacy of the Joinville hospital built in 1567, it today brings together more than 230 pots, bottles and utensils used within this establishment in the 18th and 19th centuries. Come and discover the remedies of yesteryear which will not fail to surprise you.
• The Convent of the Celestial Annunciades: A Benedictine monastery before the Revolution, it housed Celestial Annunciades in the 19th and 20th centuries. Accompanied by the owners who are ensuring the gradual restoration of the buildings, you will discover a little-known place which allows you to retrace 400 years of feminine history: monumental staircase, paneled refectory, vast kitchen, oratory, fishpond and a vast garden of more than one hectare.
• For any guided tour, contact the Tourist Office/Attractiveness Agency of Haute-Marne , located on the Château du Grand Jardin site, on +33 3 25 94 17 54.

Places of interest

Events and festivities.

• Mid-May: “Nature and hunting celebration” fair at the Château du Grand Jardin (exhibition of deer trophies, local market, concerts, refreshment bar and catering), organized by the Fédération des Hunters de Haute-Marne .
• Meet at the Gardens (the 1st weekend in June): Visits and activities at the Château du Grand Jardin and exceptional openings of private gardens at Joinville.
• L'été du Grand Jardin, at the Château du Grand Jardin, brings together Thursday Apéros (every Thursday in July and August, from 6 p.m.; with family or friends, spend a friendly evening in company of restaurateurs, bistro owners and local music groups) and live arts shows offered during five Sundays at 5 p.m. in summer (precise date, inquire at the Tourist Office /Château du Grand Jardin).
• Every August 15: Large flea market and garage sale at Parc du Petit Bois.
• July: Regional festival (local produce market) in the historic center of Joinville.
• Heritage Days (the 3rd weekend of September): Opening of the main heritage sites in Joinville (public and private), events and local market at the Château du Grand Jardin.
• Wine Fair: In October, organized by the Amicale des Pompiers (precise date, inquire at the Tourist Office of Joinville).

Visits, leisure and activities nearby

• 4 kilometers away, you will discover the wonderful Gardens of Mon Moulin, labeled Remarkable Garden, bringing together national collections of peonies (flowering from mid-May to mid-June), as well as a breeding of red-clawed crayfish (commune of Thonnance-lès-Joinville ).
• You can also enjoy the gastronomy of the restaurants and farm inns after a hike or a bike ride in this beautiful, hilly and authentic region.
• A few kilometers from Joinville, Metallurgic Park retraces in an interactive and grandiose way the entire history of metallurgy in Haute-Marne , a department still very well known for its foundries, its steelworks and its art casting.
• 20 kilometers away, you will discover the castle of Cirey-sur-Blaise , property of Emilie du Châtelet, one of the most brilliant minds of the 18th century, who hosted Voltaire there for 15 years.
• 37 kilometers from Joinville, you will discover the Lac du Der, the largest artificial lake in Europe and its ornithological reserve, its port, its beaches, its water activities, its restaurants and its natural and wild surroundings.
• 40 kilometers away, Colombey-les-Deux-Églises, famous commune of General de Gaulle, will charm you thanks to the visit of the General's house, but above all thanks to its magnificent museum which retraces all the history of the 20th century where de Gaulle was of great influence. An unmissable place that guarantees you an unforgettable moment!
• For lovers of fishing, hunting, hiking or cycling, Haute-Marne offers a superb environment.

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Bourbon Joinville Convention Hotel

Comfort and convenience in the heart of the city of flowers.

In one of the most charming destinations in Santa Catarina, in Cidade das Flores and the famous Dance Festival, the Bourbon Joinville Convention Hotel is a reference in modernity and sophistication. It is located 15 minutes from Lauro Carneiro de Loyola Airport and offers exclusive access to Shopping Mueller.

The hotel is close to the main tourist attractions and shopping centers in Joinville, a great advantage for those looking for comfort and convenience with quality Bourbon accommodation.

With one of the main event infrastructures in the region, the Bourbon Joinville Convention Hotel is a reference in events of the most diverse sizes, from small meetings to conventions.

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Bourbon Joinville Convention Hotel offers exclusive access to Shopping Mueller and is located 15 minutes from Lauro Carneiro de Loyola Airport. The hotel is close to the main tourist attractions and commercial centers of the city. The Bourbon Joinville Hotel offers:

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Access to Shopping Mueller

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National and international cuisine

The Bourbon Joinville Convention Hotel is a reference in the city with the sophisticated menu of the Le Jardin Restaurant. The environments attract guests and the city's public to taste the delights of the restaurants and also for relaxed moments in the hotel bar.

RESTAURANTE LE JARDIN

Large, elegant setting, offering international dishes inspired by French-Brazilian cuisine.

BAR THE GARDEN

It serves cocktails and snacks, as well as a delicious espresso.

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A big Syracuse hotel plans switch to apartments. Local tourism chief calls it ‘devastating’

S yracuse, N.Y. — The owner of the Crowne Plaza, one of Syracuse’s largest and best known hotels, is planning to transition the property into a residential apartment building.

The plan would convert the 277-room hotel into a building with 287 residential units, while keeping the ground floor restaurant open, according to a proposal filed with the Syracuse Planning Commission.

The iconic 20-story round hotel at 701 E. Genesee St. is owned by Clearwater, Fla.-based TJM Properties. The planning commission will review the plan at its next meeting on May 6. TJM has not responded to a syracuse.com request for more information.

The Crowne Plaza plan, combined with Syracuse University’s recent decision to convert its Sheraton Hotel near campus into dorm , could be “devastating” to the city’s convention business, said Danny Liedka, president of of Visit Syracuse , the area’s tourism agency.

The Sheraton has 200 hotel rooms, which will be converted into a 400-bed dorm this fall. With the Crown Plaza proposal, that means a potential loss of 477 rooms in the downtown/SU area.

The Crowne Plaza, the Sheraton and the Marriott Syracuse Downtown are the three main hotels supporting events at the Onondaga County Convention Center and nearby venues, Liedka said. The Marriott (formerly the Hotel Syracuse), has 315 rooms.

“That’s shutting down two of our three main hotels, so it’s going to make our convention business extremely difficult, at least in the short term,” Liedka said. “I think it will right itself eventually, but it’s going to take time, perhaps a few years.”

TJM Properties purchased the Crown Plaza for $15.2 million in 2016. It attempted to sell the property at auction in 2023, but that did not go through. The hotel dates to 1969, and has had several prior owners and names,

In February, the hotel was damaged in a fire that broke out on its top floor.

In another hotel transaction in the area, SU recently bought the Hotel Skyler, a 58-room “boutique” hotel at 601 S. Crouse Ave. SU plans to keep it operating as a hotel for now.

Don Cazentre writes for NYup.com , syracuse.com and The Post-Standard. Reach him at [email protected] , or follow him at NYup.com , on Twitter or Facebook .

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Amsterdam bans new hotels and puts limit on overnight tourists

Amsterdam continues to crack down on overtourism by prohibiting the development of new hotels and limiting the number of travelers allowed to stay overnight in the city. 

“We want to make and keep the city livable for residents and visitors,” the Netherlands city said in an announcement last week. 

Amsterdam has had strict policies for new hotels since 2017, but the new initiative seeks to “ensure that the number of hotel stays does not increase even further,” according to the announcement.

Under the new regulation, a new hotel may only be built “under certain conditions, if a hotel closes elsewhere,” the city said. This way, the number of accomodations in the city will stay stagnant. The hotel must also “be better,” like being more sustainable. 

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Twenty-six previously approved hotel projects will proceed with their construction as planned, according to the announcement. New hotels are being encouraged to be built outside the city center. 

Along with the hotel ban, the city is also limiting the number of overnight stays to 20 million for the year. 

The limit comes after residents complained of the effects of the high number of tourists. In 2023, the city experienced 20,665,000 overnight stays in hotels alone, not reflecting holiday rentals, bed and breakfasts and cruise nights. 

The regulation is the latest in a string of moves by the popular European destination to address rowdy visitors and mass tourism. This year, the city’s tourist tax increased from 7% to 12.5% – the highest in Europe. The city also banned guided tours through its famous Red Light District in 2019.

Kathleen Wong is a travel reporter for USA TODAY based in Hawaii. You can reach her at [email protected] .

Amsterdam blocks construction of new hotels to fight overtourism

Dutch officials are trying to limit the number of tourists flooding amsterdam.

In another attempt to crack down on overtourism, officials in Amsterdam are banning the construction of new hotels in the Dutch capital.

The policy, announced Wednesday, only permits new hotels in a one-in, one-out system, meaning a new hotel can be built only if another closes. New hotels may not exceed the bed count of the previous hotels and must be “better,” per the city’s release, with more modern and sustainable features.

“Amsterdam says ‘no’ to new hotels,” reads a translated statement from city officials. “We want to make and keep the city livable for residents and visitors.”

The effort follows initiatives in Amsterdam to limit the influx of tourists into the city, a destination known for its tolerant drug policies, sex industry and liberated party scene.

In Amsterdam, people are not prosecuted for buying up to 5 grams of cannabis, which can be purchased in coffee shops. For years, city officials have been trying to rein in hordes of “nuisance” tourists, or those who are attracted to the city by the promise of a night of debauchery.

The city council recently implemented the “ tourism in balance in Amsterdam ” policy, which set a maximum number of overnight stays and day visits in the city, capping the annual visitor count at 20 million people per year. Wednesday’s guidance re-ups that regulation; the number of hotel nights in 2023 was 20,665,000, according to the city.

“We are now taking more measures to ensure that the number of hotel stays does not increase even further,” the city’s statement read.

Last year, seeking to curb the rowdy crowds of the Red Light District and offer residents a better night’s sleep, the city cracked down on public pot smoking in the streets and limited the hours of operation for certain restaurants and sex establishments.

Amsterdam also launched a “ Stay Away ” campaign, directly targeting British men between the ages of 18 to 35. The demographic frequents the city for “stag,” or bachelor, parties, which residents say are disruptive .

Also in 2023, city officials adopted a proposal to relocate a cruise ship terminal . In addition to addressing pollution concerns, the move sought to prevent crowds of tourists from flooding the city’s center upon docking.

It’s unclear how the city plans to enforce the new hotel construction policy; according to the release, new hotels already under construction may continue. That includes 26 hotels with existing rights.

Colleen Grablick is a writer based in D.C. Follow her on X: @colleengrablick .

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Amsterdam’s Latest Effort to Fight Excessive Tourism: No New Hotels

The city wants no more than 20 million hotel stays annually. The measure is one of multiple efforts to control the flow of visitors.

By Claire Moses

Amsterdam has been searching for any way to rein in the number of tourists that visit the city every year.

In March of last year, the city launched an ad campaign specifically targeted at British men between 18 and 35, urging them to “stay away.”

In July, the Dutch capital announced it would bar cruise ships from docking in the city center .

The city has also long tried to control the crowds in its red-light district, where rowdy groups of tourists often cause disruptions to local residents. It has added stricter rules about smoking marijuana . It has banned new tourist shops. And still, the people keep coming.

Now, the city — which is as well known for its canals and 17th century art as for its legal sex industry and easy access to marijuana — has taken one more step to further restrict the explosive growth of tourists: It is banning hotels from being built.

“Amsterdam is saying ‘no’ to new hotels,” the City Council said in a statement. “We want to make and keep the city livable for residents and visitors,” it added.

Amsterdam, which added that it was seeking to keep hotel stays by tourists to under 20 million per year, saw its highest number of visitors before the pandemic in 2019, when there were 25.2 million hotel stays, according to the city’s data.

Last year, that number was exceeded by tourists staying over in Amsterdam, not including stays in short-term rentals like Airbnbs and cruise ships. And the measure also does not take into account daily visitors who do not stay the night.

The ban on new hotels, while sending a clear message about the city’s aim to reduce the number of visitors, is also largely symbolic. The city’s policy on hotel construction was already strict, and there had been only three proposals since 2017 that met Amsterdam’s requirements, according to the city. New hotels that had been approved or were in development — 26 in total — would be allowed to proceed for now.

Under the new rules, a new hotel can only open if another one closes. It also isn’t allowed to add more rooms than were available, according to the city.

“The effect won’t be very big,” said Ko Koens, a professor of new urban tourism at Inholland University in Rotterdam, the Netherlands. He also said that in the long run, the capping of hotels could make them more expensive to stay at.

While this ban alone would not make a huge dent in the number of visitors to the city, Mr. Koens said, taken together with other initiatives it could make Amsterdam a less appealing place to visit. But, he said, “For now, visitors don’t seem to mind.”

In total, Amsterdam has nearly 42,000 hotel rooms that can accommodate more than 92,000 people, according to Statistics Netherlands, a governmental institution that compiles data about the country. (In total, the Netherlands has more than 150,000 hotel rooms.)

Amsterdam’s initiatives to rein in tourism have been largely focused on its crowded city center. But as long as Amsterdam’s airport, Schiphol, continues to be a major European hub, it won’t be easy to keep visitors away from the city.

“There are no simple solutions,” Mr. Koens said. “It’s super complex.”

Amsterdam also announced this week it would start cutting the number of river cruises allowed to dock in its waters. In 2023, that number was 2,125. In 2028, the city wants it to be halved, with no more than 1,150. The city predicts that effort could reduce the number of visitors that come into town by 271,000. This proposal, the city said, is to improve the quality of life for residents and to reduce emissions and crowds.

“The balance in the city needs to improve,” Hester van Buren, a deputy mayor who focuses on the city’s port, said in a statement.

Amsterdam isn’t the only major European destination that has been struggling to get a grip on the growing number of tourists. Venice announced it would charge day-tripping visitors 5 euros ($5.33) to enter the iconic streets of its city center on weekends and some holidays from April 25 through mid-July, its busiest season.

Amsterdam, currently in a busy touristic time because of its famous blooming tulips, has not announced a similar measure, but it is likely there will be more efforts and experiments designed to limit visitors — like the hotel ban.

“Without such a stop, Amsterdam’s center would become one big hotel,” Mr. Koens said. “You don’t want that either.”

Claire Moses is a Times reporter in London, focused on coverage of breaking and trending news. More about Claire Moses

British tourist attacked by shark off Caribbean beach 'now able to communicate'

Peter Smith, 64, suffered damage to his left arm and leg, puncture wounds to the abdomen, and injuries to his right hand, in the attack near the Starfish Hotel in Courland Bay on the north coast of Tobago.

Monday 29 April 2024 09:51, UK

A British tourist seriously injured in a shark attack off the coast of Trinidad and Tobago is "aware of what is happening and can communicate", according to his wife.

Peter Smith, 64, was attacked 10 metres off the shore near the Starfish Hotel in Courland Bay on the north coast of Tobago on Friday morning.

He remains in intensive care at a hospital on the island, having suffered damage to his left arm and leg, puncture wounds to the abdomen, and injuries to his right hand, according to his wife, Jo Smith.

She told the BBC in a statement: "As of 9am local time today (Sunday), Peter is aware of what is happening and is able to communicate a little, although he is still under strong medication."

She also thanked "all those that assisted at the scene, and especially the two friends that remained in the water to battle the shark".

The couple, from Berkhamsted, Hertfordshire, had been holidaying on the Caribbean island with friends and were due to fly home on the same day the attack took place.

The shark appeared to be a bull shark, around 8-10ft long and 2ft wide, according to the Tobago House of Assembly.

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The attack prompted the government to temporarily close seven beaches and a marine park along the northwestern coast of the Caribbean island.

Orion Jakerov, watersports manager at the Starfish Resort, witnessed the incident and Mr Smith was about waist-deep in the water when the shark attacked.

"The other people in the water were physically trying to fight the shark off while it attacked," he said.

Shark attacks in Tobago a rarity

Many experts consider bull sharks to be among the most dangerous in the world.

Historically, they are one of the three species most likely to attack humans, alongside great whites and tiger sharks, according to the National Geographic.

But their presence is rarely felt in Tobago.

In fact, there have only been two other shark attacks there in the past 20 years, data from Florida Museum's International Shark Attack File shows.

One of those - a non-fatal attack in 2004 - was a bull shark.

They are far more frequent off the eastern and southern US coasts and in the central Caribbean.

Bull sharks get their name from their short, blunt snout, as well as their aggressive disposition and a tendency to head-butt their prey before attacking, the National Geographic says.

The Foreign Office said it was supporting the family.

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Last year, there were 69 unprovoked shark attacks and 22 provoked bites worldwide, along with 14 fatalities, according to the Florida-based International Shark Attack File.

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