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PSV announces major renovation plans

PSV has unveiled ambitious plans to significantly increase the capacity of the Philips Stadium by 2030. The expansion aims to meet growing demand from fans while strengthening the stadium's role as a social and cultural hub in the heart of Eindhoven.

European airlines warn passengers of higher fares

jor European airlines say they will be forced to raise ticket prices as jet fuel costs climb sharply due to instability in the Middle East and disrupted oil shipments from the Persian Gulf.

Prorail warns of growing staff shortages for track maintenance

The Dutch rail sector is facing a sharp decline in technical staff, with many mechanics nearing retirement. ProRail warns that delays, safety risks, and higher costs could follow. Train passengers are likely to notice the impact through ongoing maintenance disruptions.

Children take the first splash in Tongelreep leisure pool

Families in Eindhoven can return to De Tongelreep following the opening of its new leisure pool and slides. The facility marks the final stage of a major redevelopment project that has been a decade in the making.

Light festival GLOW wins prestigious national event award

Eindhoven’s popular light festival has been honoured with the Grand Prix at the National Event Awards. The prize recognises the festival's massive impact on light art and its role in putting the city on the global map.

KLM increases ticket prices for long-haul flights

KLM, together with its partner Air France, officially announced price increase for its long haul flights.

European holiday bookings surge amid rising Middle East tensions

Holidaymakers are increasingly turning to European destinations as the conflict in Iran fuels global uncertainty. Travel companies Sunweb and TUI report a sharp rise in bookings for Southern Europe, with Portugal, Spain, and Greece seeing the strongest surge. At the same time, package holidays are regaining popularity as travelers look for security, flexible rebooking options, and guaranteed support when plans change.

KLM suspends flights to Dubai amid Middle East conflict

KLM has extended its suspension of flights to Dubai until 28 March due to the conflict in the Middle East. The airline has also paused services to Riyadh and Dammam while it evaluates regional safety. Affected passengers can rebook or request refunds as authorities continue to monitor the situation.