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Dutch people flock to book holidays after World Cup elimination

2026-07-08

Dutch people flock to book holidays after World Cup elimination

Now that the Dutch national team is no longer participating in the football World Cup, many Dutch people have changed their summer plans. Instead of staying home to watch the matches, they are now opting for holidays abroad in large numbers. Travel organizations are seeing a striking increase in the number of bookings since the elimination of Oranje.

For many people, the success of the national team was a reason to wait a little longer before planning their trip. As long as the Netherlands was in the tournament, many fans wanted to experience the atmosphere in their own country and watch the matches together with friends or family. Now that the team is out of the tournament, the so-called 'football fever' has suddenly disappeared.

According to various travel agencies, the increase in the number of reservations was noticeable immediately after the last match of the Netherlands. The websites of major providers were visited much more frequently than in the days before. It seems that for many people, the disappointment over the football result is being converted into a need for relaxation and sun.

Popular destinations for this summer are primarily the countries around the Mediterranean. Spain, Greece, and Italy remain the big favorites among Dutch holidaymakers. Last-minute trips are also very popular at the moment, as people now want to quickly secure their holiday destination now that the sporting summer is turning out differently than hoped.

Although the elimination of the Dutch national team was a major disappointment for many sports fans, the tourism sector is satisfied with the situation. The early exit of Oranje is causing unexpected busyness at travel organizations. Thus, the sporting loss of the national team still has a positive effect on booking figures in the travel industry.

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