'Meat sandwich' still most popular at food festivals Festival Atlas sees festivalisation declining

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18 June 201930 March 2022
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De piek van de festivalisering van Nederland lijkt achter ons te liggen. Het aantal festivals is in twee jaar tijd met ruim 10% teruggelopen. Dat blijkt uit onderzoek van de Hogeschool van Amsterdam naar het festivallandschap in Nederland. Verantwoordelijk lector Harry van Vliet (Crossmedia): "De daling in het aantal muziekfestivals was al zichtbaar in 2017, maar de afname is het afgelopen jaar duidelijk verder op stoom gekomen, ook bij foodfestivals."
In de jaarlijks terugkerende Festival Atlas...

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