What's in a country's name? Oftentimes, it's a reflection of a nation's past, as well as a nation's future. Burkina Faso, for example, translates to "Land of Incorruptible People." Sometimes, though, ...

The Netherlands are hoping to improve their recent tournament record as Ronald Koeman's side compete in the latter stages of Euro 2024. A quarterfinal exit at the hands of eventual champions Argentina ...

The Dutch Government has decided to ditch all use of the term “Holland” to reference the name of their country. The Netherlands, the country’s official name, will now be used in all promotional ...

Is Holland, the Netherlands or the Dutch national team the correct way to refer to the Oranje? All are basically fine, it turns out. But there is some confusion as to the correct name for the national ...

TOURISTS have long been confused about the difference between Holland and the Netherlands – the two names that have been used to refer to the same European country. But that confusion will end in ...

The United States are preparing for a World Cup last-16 tie for the third time in the last 12 years. Having finished behind England in Group B, they have been pitted against the Group A winners: Louis ...

From now on, visiting Holland will no longer be feasible, and the reason behind this might amaze you for sure. Well, the Dutch Government has officially scrapped its nickname, i.e., Holland entirely.

The Netherlands no longer wants to be known as Holland. The Western European nation, which includes the famous Dutch region, is dropping the nickname as part of a tourism rebranding effort designed to ...

HOLLAND will no longer exist in 2020 as the country moves forward with action to officially rebrand. The European hotspot will now be known only as The Netherlands. Holland has long been known by two ...

The Netherlands is gearing up to drop the moniker “Holland” as it rebrands itself in 2020. Holland is a region of the Netherlands, but the two names are often used interchangeably to describe the ...

From next month, companies, embassies, ministries and universities will be able to refer to the state using only its legitimate title. The €200,000 ($300,000) rebrand is part of an update of the ...