General info
The highest museum density can be found in Leiden. Here, there are as many as 13 museums within walking distance.
Social media during event
We’ll be filming and taking photos during the conference. By attending, you give us permission to use footage and images that may contain you. If you do not wish to be identified please approach someone from our team in the registration area.
Special offers
Want to know more? Check this website and see what Leiden has to offer! Especially for conference attendees, Leiden has special offers called Delegate Deals. Find out more about the Leiden Delegate Deals.
Hello Holland also offers two evening activities in and around Leiden, a dinner at the beach on 23 October and a boat trip through the canals of Leiden with dinner on 24 October. See the offers.
Currency
Currency in The Netherland is € EUR.
ATMs widely available. Credit cards accepted in most hotels, but not all restaurants, cafes and shops. Non-European credit cards are quite often rejected. Want to change your local currency into euros? Please do so at Schiphol Airport.
ATMs, aka cash machines, can be found outside most banks and at airports and most train stations. Credit cards such as Visa and MasterCard/Eurocard are widely accepted, as well as cards from the Plus and Cirrus networks. Using an ATM can be the cheapest way to exchange your money from home, but check with your home bank for service charges before you leave. Not all foreign currencies are accepted at every ATM or exchange station. Please exchange at Schiphol Airport.
You can use your ATM card to keep stocked up with euro throughout the Netherlands so there’s no need for currency exchange. However, using your ATM card as a debit card, as opposed to a credit card, to pay for purchases won’t always work, as an astonishing amount of businesses – including many restaurants, cafes and shops – only accept Dutch PIN cards.
Credit Cards
All the major international credit cards are recognized, and most hotels and large stores accept them. But many shops, restaurants and other businesses (including Dutch Railways and supermarket chains) do not accept credit cards, including European cards with security chips.