Stories from the Slowlands - How to say Gemütlichkeit in Dutch @ITBBerlin
Stories from the Slowlands - How to say Gemütlichkeit in Dutch  @ITBBerlin
Uploaded March 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
The Slowlands, a combination of Slow Travel and Lowlands, invite you to tell exciting stories. Why has the Netherlands become the top cycling destination? Where can you see a special starry sky in the Dark Sky Park? Where was the famous Vincent van Gogh born and where were some of his most famous masterpieces created? The answers are provided by people from the respective regions who are committed to sustainable travelling and embody the charm of the Netherlands - open, innovative and welcoming!

Veranstaltet von:
Niederländisches Büro für Tourismus & Convention

Moderator:
Martin Pohl - Market & Insights Manager bei Niederländisches Büro für Tourismus & Convention (NBTC)

Speaker:
Floortje Goenee - Project Coordinator bei Brabant Partners
Annika Hijlkema - Manager Pers, PR & Travel Trade bei Marketing Groningen
Nils Steinhäuser - Project Coordinator bei Dutch Cycling Embassy
Belle de Gast - Cycling Mayor bei Utrecht
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Stories from the Slowlands - How to say Gemütlichkeit in Dutch

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