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Survey: Dutch campers in France annoyed by many Dutch campers

19.07.2026 16:49 1 min 1 source
Nieuwspaal NLD
Survey: Dutch campers in France annoyed by many Dutch campers
Original source: Nieuwspaal

A survey by the Dutch Institute for Holiday Research (NIVO) among 1,200 holidaymakers in the Dordogne, Ardèche, and Vendée found that all respondents are annoyed by Dutch people at campsites, yet each considers themselves an exception. Researcher Ilse Verhagen noted that 100% of participants see themselves as coming for the 'real France'.

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Survey: Dutch campers in France annoyed by many Dutch campers

19.07.2026 Nieuwspaal NLD Original source

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