Amsterdam Demographics

As I stepped out to the Las Vegas Strip for the first time, the first thing I came across was the massive water show at the Bellagio. With the calm music playing in the background finely tuned with every drop of water I fell in love. Along with the gigantic crowd of people that surrounded me I could feel the warmth of every light bulb that lit up the city that never sleeps. Comparing Las Vegas to my hometown Madrid, I find many differences that only I may be able to depict. Some of the differences include the food, the culture and the demographic of the people in the community. Out of the many differences I chose to compare three things that I found were the most interesting. Madrid and Las Vegas are very different in term of climate, economy,

Just like modern day tourists, the tourism industry has been on a steady, fast paced journey due to technological evolution. With the affordability and easy accessibility, traveling potential has greatly increased. Sometimes, it is the destination that matters along with the people you go on the voyage with. This paper will analyze Isla Holbox as a cultural destination.

You're surprised by how modern this city seems. It has a library, theaters, and grand temples. There are shops and restaurants and a market where you can taste dozens of delicacies, from sweet dates and figs to fattened roasted mice stuffed with nuts and rose petals. Beautiful marble and bronze

The historic downtown area features everything from community theater and playgrounds; to wineries and boutiques. Both residents and visitors are attracted to the district, which has adopted the the slogan "historically hip."

Washington was selected by the United States Constitution to be our National Capital. Hand-picked by George Washington and designed in a grid by a French architect, it became the center of our nation and a hallmark of tourism. The city is rich with culture and life. According to Washington.org, DC is a place “where people live and visit, where restaurants and pubs buzz, where cabs are hailed, hotels are busy and friends laugh.” Why is this? Three prime reasons -its areas, monuments, and other attractions- cause this city to catapult to the forefront of touristic places.

In order to best describe the cultural landscape of Stafford County and Fredericksburg city, one must analyze the historical conditions that shaped the modern landscape, which will provide insight into present-day demographics as well as future projections. Throughout the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, settlements in Virginia rapidly spread westward from the Tidewater Region. Navigable rivers provided the means of movement, as settlers sailed into the Piedmont. While large plantations were initially established in a dispersed and decentralized pattern, several towns of small size began to prosper as sites of tobacco shipment inspection. The exploration of the Rappahannock River dates to 1608, when Captain John Smith visited the falls and encountered indigenous Native

Broadway has many Hispanic eateries, St. Nicholas has a lot of commercial stores, but Amsterdam is dark, not a lot of

Have you met Atlantic City? When most people think of Atlantic City, they think of casinos, however, this energetic seaside destination is so much more. Rich in history, well versed in the art of world-class entertainment, boasting a food scene to satisfy even the most discerning palate, and dedicated to creating an experience outside the boundaries, Atlantic City continues to reinvent itself through its various transitions over the years since the founding of the city in 1854. Atlantic City’s iconic firsts have inspired other cities for decades, from the first boardwalk, to salt water taffy, to the Miss America Pageant this favorite playground of America will continue to surprise, entertain and delight.

Normally when tourists or first-time residents come to New Orleans, they have a difficult time understanding the strange city. It looks like no other place in the United States. The first puzzling impression usually comes from the appearance of the French Quarter near many of the city's hotels. It is more than just a few blocks of houses and cottages standing side-by-side, up against the sidewalk. The size of the district startles even those who have traveled in the rest of the nation. Few visitors are accustomed to such a mess of people moving at all hours of the day and night in the very center of the city. They quickly learn that bars have no closing hour, that the food is spicy, and that the music is taking place almost everywhere. And they may also take note that the locals talk weird but few have southern accents.

No one will go head to head in regards to the way that Amsterdam is easily considered as a genuine piece of the enormous and delightful urban groups of Europe, making it no huge amazement at all that paying little respect to what time of year you may go to this city you will find diverse visitors in marvellous numbers. Be that as it may, adjacent to reality there is a truly steady stream of visitors to this city, various people hurry to tell first time visitors the perfect time to visit Amsterdam and ingest her charms.

Demography is the study of populations which analyzes the distribution of a group of individuals. This relates to sociology because the distribution within a population gives a representation of the social interactions people have within society through statistics such as race and crime. In this project, the demographic characteristics of race, gender, income, and crime were examined for my hometown, then compared to those of the closest major city to determine the relationship between them.

Sex, drugs and rock ‘n roll frame will be used by this study in such a way as the cultural frame. Amsterdam first introduced the term “sex, drugs and rock ‘n roll” (City of Amsterdam, 2004; Kavaratzis, 2009), which will be used as determinant factor of the homonym frame, and therefore describes issues or events which can be related to prostitution and/or drugs use, two elements that are grounded in media’s and people’s perceptions of Amsterdam. Based on the influence tone has on people’s opinion, when used for a media coverage (Gunther, 1998; Kim et al., 2007), the sex, drugs and rock ‘n roll frame can be used in news stories either positively or negatively, with respect to the nature of the issue or

A Nice Place to Visit, by Aaron Cowan, was reviewed in the April 2017 issue of the American Historical Review. The review read, "Cowan, in clear prose, details the transformation of American cities into tourism-oriented meccas. Through exhaustive research in periodicals, business journals, municipal records, and manuscript collections, he recounts the actions of political and business leaders as well as the reaction of poor blacks, those most often affected by urban renewal schemes. He thereby illustrates the postwar redesign of the urban landscape. He also notes the unintended outcomes of tourism development, as when Harborplace became Baltimore’s hip-hop epicenter during the 1980s. Cowan’s analysis is balanced, exposing the positives and

8). The idea of completely reconstructing the historical city centre to its previous splendor was discarded by van Traa and a new spatial layout designed to separate functions and accommodate traffic was developed (Groenendijk, 2015, p. 8). Nonetheless, the "fire line" of the German bombing is still visible due to the difference between the old, nineteenth-century buildings and the new, post-war construction (Groenendijk, 2015, p. 18). The Basic Plan for Reconstruction implemented an efficient traffic plan on an orthogonal grid and the separation of functions was influenced by modernist urban planning ides. However, the Basic Plan only governed urban planning in Rotterdam until the 1970s when criticism of the emptiness, lack of housing, and lack of warmth was overwhelming (Groenendijk, 2015, p. 19). For example, in the book De binnenstadsbeleving en Rotterdam (The Inner City Experience and Rotterdam), R. Wenholt criticized the reconstruction of Rotterdam in the late 1960s stating that the inner city failed at providing "a vibrant, varied, convivial, pleasant, intimate city" (Meyer, 1999, p.328). The Markthal Rotterdam addresses the criticism of the Basic Plan, although the outdated Basic Plan didn 't directly influence its design, by creating a vibrant welcoming public square

With new green areas, a large park, squares and walking paths, there is a lot of attention on green part of the new neighbourhood. With 33 hectares of green, Nieuw Zuid is the greenest residential district in Antwerp. Thanks to well thought-out water and energy management, sustainable development is also main part in New South. All these factors make Nieuw Zuid a pleasant and fashionable district for living.