Amsterdam's Campaign Urges British Tourists to Stay Away from Drugs and Rowdiness

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The city of Amsterdam has launched an online "Stay Away" campaign aimed at British men aged 18 to 35 to discourage drug tourism and so-called "nuisance tourists" who have plagued the Dutch capital for years. The campaign includes warning ads that highlight the risks of overindulging in alcohol and drugs. The initiative comes as Amsterdam prepares to roll out anti-nuisance measures, including earlier closing times for some businesses and a new rule banning pot-smoking in the streets of the Red Light District.
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- Amsterdam asks 'wild' young male British tourists to 'stay away' CNN
- Amsterdam launches stay away ad campaign targeting young British men – BBC News BBC News
- Amsterdam to rowdy Brits: 'Stay away' Bangkok Post
- See Amsterdam's newest campaign urging drunken British tourists to 'stay away' euronews
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