Red Schiphol: Reducing flights at Schiphol Airport could deliver €13.6 billion blow to Dutch trade and tourism, new report suggests
Under a worst-case scenario, Cebr suggests this figure could rise to 330,000 tonnes, or €21.3 billion worth of goods.
- Under a worst-case scenario, Cebr suggests this figure could rise to 330,000 tonnes, or €21.3 billion worth of goods.
- According to Cebr, this reduction would be associated with a €2.2 billion drop in annual tourist expenditure.
- George Chichester, campaign manager for the Red Schiphol Campaign, says this could have a disastrous impact on the Dutch economy.
- "This research shows that the decision will have significant adverse economic impacts on the consumers and businesses that rely on Schiphol Airport."