 | This is what the launch of international magazine Kingstreet looked likeInternationals "There are several good reasons to publish a glossy like this," the publisher told more than 100 guests present. "First: more than 100,000 internationals live in The Hague. Second: for years relations have been asking me: 'Annerieke, we have so many English-speaking... Read more |
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 | Publisher targets international readers: glossy for English speakers"Kingstreet is a magazine about the good life in The Hague and its surroundings," Simeone explains at Hotel Indigo, diagonally opposite Paleis Noordeinde. "King is of course a nod to The Hague's most famous resident, King Willem-Alexander, but it will definitely not be a magazine about the... Read more |
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 | Hotel Indigo, Noordeinde’s new living roomYou won't find the gold reserve of 7,000 gold bars weighing 12.4 kg each anymore, but the rich history of Hotel Indigo at Noordeinde 33 is evident. The building, diagonally opposite King Willem-Alexander's working palace, was an establishment of De... Read more |
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