This looks like tourism instead of migration.
this post was submitted on 04 Aug 2025
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Refugees are also frequently classed as "Migrants", so why not tourists, too?
Because it is wrong.
It is
Wow, that's impressively egalitarian in terms of destination, altho I seem to see some notable exceptions, such as Southern Italy, Greece, Ireland, Slovakia and Romania.
Could those lesser-traveled places perhaps be down to the two cultures tending not to be a great match?
The link suggests this is based on car data - so it just shows where it's (too) easy, or not, for dutch to drive.
Which still suggests some patterns, mais non?