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Amsterdam business news for September 14, 2026

Uber drivers are suing in Amsterdam over how the app sets pay.

Uber drivers file Amsterdam lawsuit over pay algorithm

Uber drivers file Amsterdam lawsuit over pay algorithm

Uber drivers have filed suit in Amsterdam alleging the company's algorithm cut their earnings and mishandled their personal data.

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Amsterdam tourist tax to reach 20% by 2031

Amsterdam tourist tax to reach 20% by 2031

Amsterdam's coalition plans to raise the hotel overnight levy from 12.5% to 20% by 2031, among the highest rates in the world, with day-trippers still untaxed.

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Amsterdam foundation risks run deeper than estimated

Amsterdam foundation risks run deeper than estimated

Satellite data shows one in four Amsterdam homes sank more than a millimetre a year over the past decade, and experts warn foundation repair bills could hit the wider housing market.

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Dutch healthcare premiums set to rise next year

Dutch healthcare premiums set to rise next year

Leaked government budget figures put the monthly Dutch health insurance premium up by 10 euros next year.

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A9 traffic moves into sunken Amstelveen section

A9 traffic moves into sunken Amstelveen section

From Monday morning both directions of the A9 at Amstelveen share the new sunken northern trough at a 90 kilometre per hour limit.

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