In Amsterdam, a Java Island hotel goes greener
During the spice trade era in the seventeenth century, Java Island was the spot where ships sailed from the Dutch capital to Jakarta. Today, it is the location of Hotel Jakarta Amsterdam, a new hospitality project that coincidentally speaks of wha
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