Giethoorn Hospitality Agri & Tourism

02/04/2024

GLOBAL WARNING UPDATE: Giethoorn’s water is drying out for the next 2 months.

At the moment, we cannot report the progress of Giethoorn to stop the waters from drying out because it was just APRIL FOOLS.

We hope you enjoyed our little prank news. The news was fictional and intended to raise awareness about the pressing environmental issues we face globally.

While it was just a joke, it's crucial to remember that environmental concerns are very real (not a joke) and require our attention and action. Climate change, pollution, deforestation, and other factors continue to threaten our planet's ecosystems and biodiversity.

It's essential to stay informed and actively participate in initiatives that promote sustainability and conservation. Whether it's reducing our carbon footprint, supporting renewable energy sources, or advocating for policies that protect our environment, every action counts.

Let's use this opportunity to reaffirm our commitment to preserving our planet for future generations. Together, we can make a difference and ensure a healthier, more sustainable world for all.

01/04/2024

GLOBAL WARNING: Giethoorn’s water is drying out for the next 2 months

In the next few months, residents and visitors will witness a dramatic transformation in our landscape, which will create a significant problem for our future.

Experts explained the decline in water levels due to global warming. As a result, the once-thriving canals of Giethoorn are gradually shrinking, revealing stretches of mud and vegetation beneath.

Local authorities are scrambling to address the situation, implementing water conservation measures and urging residents to reduce their resource usage. Meanwhile, businesses that rely on tourism will face unprecedented challenges, with boat tours and water-based activities coming to a standstill.

Despite the adversity, the resilient community of Giethoorn remains hopeful and united in their efforts to overcome this unexpected obstacle. As they navigate through these challenging times, residents and visitors alike are reminded of the importance of conservation and sustainable practices in preserving the natural beauty of this beloved village.

Stay tuned for updates on this developing story as Giethoorn works to reclaim its status as a wetlands destination.

07/02/2024

Say 'Hello' to the New Kid on the Block in Giethoorn – welcome to the new bridge! And goodbye to the old (friend) bridge. It will not be just a new bridge; it’s generational craftsmanship — It is built in an authentic way with the same method as other bridges in Giethoorn.

05/02/2024

Embark on a journey to discover the unique village of Giethoorn and its enchanting landscape. 🌿🚣‍♂️ From the shaping of Giethoorn to delving into our rich history, explore the intricate details of our landscape, waterways, transportation, and vibrant culture. Learn about the time-honored craftsmanship passed down through generations, and witness life through the eyes of local entrepreneurs – from B&B to reed harvester and postman. Gain insights into how residents harmoniously coexist with tourism.

Proud to have Giethoorn featured in World's Unique Neighbourhoods by Mediacorp. 🌍🏡 Watch the video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H5p6e3Rwr7M

Giethoorn, Venice of the Netherlands, was named after early residents found goat horns during coal mining. People coexist with water and travel by boats. Koh...