Amsterdam has seen a significant drop in business tourism, with hotel occupancy rates falling by 38% as more countries, including Germany, report similar trends. The decline is attributed to a combination of global economic uncertainty and shifting travel preferences. Germany, a key market for business travel in the Netherlands, has also experienced a notable reduction in corporate visitors, mirroring the UK's recent downturn. This trend highlights a broader shift in the business travel sector, with many companies opting for virtual meetings or alternative destinations. The impact is particularly felt in Amsterdam's hospitality industry, where hotels are struggling to maintain occupancy levels. Industry experts suggest that the decline could have long-term implications for the city's economy, which relies heavily on tourism. As the situation evolves, local authorities are exploring strategies to attract business travelers back to the region.