Shop owners and residents are not taking kindly to ‘flash crowds’ who come to pose and eat fast food in the city’s quaint tangle of streets such as De 9 Straatjes

It is 3.30pm on a Friday and 28-year-old German Lisa Wulff is in a half-hour queue for bubble tea and “toasts” at Amsterdam’s Chun cafe.

“I’ve seen it on social media, and it looks good,” she says. “My generation is more on Instagram, but I have a younger sister, so I saw it on TikTok.”

Continue reading…

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

You May Also Like

Edinburgh fringe launches £7.5m emergency appeal

Organisers say festival suffered huge losses during pandemic and needs to rebuild…

Risk of UK power cuts this winter has increased, says National Grid

Industry bosses concerned energy crisis may cause production slowdowns and factory shutdowns…

Prince Andrew joins Queen procession amid concern over stand-in role

Position as counsellor of state under scrutiny as fresh reports about Jeffrey…