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Want to know what exactly makes the difference between a good and an unparalleled event? The secret often lies not just in the programme, but in the venue and the planning process leading up to it. The client’s request I…
Passenger Terminal Amsterdam (PTA) continues to firmly position itself at the top of the venue market in 2026. The focus is not on volume growth, but on impact. Not on standardised events, but on bold, tailor-made experiences that challenge clients…
The FIRST ART FAIR 2022 starts on Thursday 24 March.This modern art fair was last organized in our venue in January 2018. This client is one of our longest running relationships and has been organizing art fairs at PTA for…
August 2000, the new cruise terminal on the Piet Heinkade was festively opened. Since then, PTA has become a household name in Amsterdam, where majestic cruise ships dock and high-profile events are organized. In addition to hosting the tall ships…
The lobby of PTA has been given a new green look. Together with Hoogendoorn Projectbeplanting, PTA has made a green plan that results in beautiful hanging plants, green roomdividers and pots with large and small plants. The room dividers are…
Ankle-length dresses and trousers, layered silhouettes, headscarves with graphic prints, veil kinis: the first edition of Amsterdam Modest Fashion Week was organized in the Netherlands on 13, 14 and 15 December. The event took place under the glass roof of…
The 13th edition of the Captain’s Cocktail took place on Monday 11th of November and was again a great event to look back on. The event focused on the city of Amsterdam. PTA ís Amsterdam and PTA embraces Amsterdam. The…
PTA is also an event location in between the ships. Thursday 28 August we had new students visiting the information market of the University of Amsterdam. In the middle of their introduction week, they could visit PTA for all kind…
Tulip Festival wants to bring back the tulip in the city streets of Amsterdam. Traditionally Amsterdam is connected to the legendary tulip; however, the tulip seems to have vanished from the streets. The aim is to plant eventually one tulip…