2025 Questions

The Deliverability Summit 2025 is being held at the Rosarium in the Amstelpark, Amsterdam.

Physical Address:
Amstelpark 1 Europaboulevard 1083 HZ Amsterdam

The venue website: https://rosarium.net/en/home-english/

This is near the RAI conference center and the nearest metro station is Europaplein, just a couple of stops and a few minutes from Amsterdam Centraal.

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No. The potentially sensitive nature of the content combined with the highly interactive and engaging presentation style of the event does not lend itself so well to live streaming.

To experience the 2025 content and interact and engage fully you need to attend in person.

We provide a hybrid experience by ensuring those not able to attend in person can connect and network with our sponsors and fellow delegates and get a taste of past events with select sessions from previous summits made available online.

The venue, Rosarium, offers an enchanting atmosphere within a lush, wooded area. It is in the Amstelpark and  near the RAI conference venue.
Want to know what is going on in the park? Visit Amstelparrk.info

We held our Advanced Edition here in 2024 and the service was exceptional. Connections to the city center or De Pijp, a hip friendly neighbourhood just one stop away. The city center less than 1o minutes away.

Yes, there are several hotels and accommodations available near the Amstelpark in Amsterdam. 

 We strongly advise booking in advance, especially if you plan to stay over the King’s Day weekend. Some of the closest hotels include:

Nearest hotels:

• Hotel Novotel Amsterdam City
• Van der Valk Hotel Amsterdam – Zuidas
• Motel One
• nhow Amsterdam RAI

Novotel is the closest hotel almost directly opposite the venue. The nHow hotel is where we have secured over 100 rooms for delegates at a special rate. Details shared on purchase of a ticket.

For those on a budget check out EasyHotel in De Pijp.

Yes the Nhow hotel is where we have secured a large block booking of rooms. It is Kings Day weekend after the event, the city will be full of fun activties and hotel rooms fill fast and get expensive quickly.

Yes we will host the event on RingCentral Events (formerly Hopin) ensuring plenty of opportunity to interact with fellow delegates, sponsors, exhibitors and others before the event.

The Rosarium is conveniently located within Amstelpark, near the RAI Conference Center.

The nearest station is Amsterdam RAI. The station is within walking distance, providing easy access to and from Amsterdam Centraal and other parts of the city. 

From Amsterdam Centraal to Amsterdam RAI:

1. Train: Take an NS Intercity or Sprinter train directly from Amsterdam Centraal to Amsterdam RAI. The journey is about 10 minutes with frequent departures.
2. Metro: You can also take Metro 52 (the North-South Line) from Amsterdam Centraal to Europaplein station. Europaplein is one stop away from RAI and about a 15-minute walk to the Rosarium venue.

From Amsterdam Airport Schiphol to Amsterdam RAI:

Train: The easiest and fastest way is by NS Intercity or Sprinter train from Schiphol Airport to Amsterdam RAI. The journey takes about 10 minutes with frequent trains running throughout the day.

Taxi or Ride-Sharing: Alternatively, you can take a taxi or ride-share from Schiphol Airport, which takes around 20 minutes, depending on traffic.

Europaplein is the closest station to the hotel, which is a 15 minute walk from the evnue.

From Amsterdam Centraal, take Metro Line 52 to Europaplein, which is the closest metro station, just a short walk away. The venue is also accessible by tram, bike, or taxi.

To walk from Amsterdam RAI station to the Rosarium in Amstelpark, here are the directions:

1. Exit Amsterdam RAI station on the side facing Europaboulevard.
2. Turn onto Europaboulevard and follow it south, walking along the street away from the station and in the direction of Novotel.
3. Cross Road at Novotel and enter the park.
4. Enter Amstelpark through the entrance along Europaboulevard. Look to your right and you will see the Rosarium just within the park.

The walk takes approximately 8–10 minutes and is straightforward and is directly opposite the Novotel hotel as your landmark, and set inside the park on the right hand side of the parks tourist train station. It is well signposted.

King’s Day (April 27th) is one of the biggest national holidays in the Netherlands, celebrated with street parties, festivals, and outdoor events. While it’s an exciting time to be in Amsterdam, it’s also one of the busiest weekends of the year. If you plan to extend your stay or arrive earlier, we recommend booking accommodations well in advance. Expect crowded streets and extra celebrations, but also a unique and lively atmosphere throughout the city.

We have exclusive VIP locals experiences available at the weekend for an upgrade and for those who purchased a VIP ticket.

In Amsterdam, you don’t need to buy a separate transit ticket to travel on trains, trams, buses, or the metro if you have a contactless payment card.

Here’s how it works:

1.Tap In: Simply hold your credit or debit card (Visa, Mastercard, or Maestro) or a smartphone with contactless payment over the card reader at the station gates or tram/bus entrance. The system will beep to confirm you’re checked in.

2.Tap Out: At the end of your journey, tap the same card on the reader when you exit (at your destination station or on the bus/tram). This ensures you’re only charged for the actual distance traveled.

You must Tap In or purchase a paper ticket to avoid fines.

Benefits of Contactless Payment:

• No Ticket Required: You skip the need to buy a separate transit ticket, saving time and hassle.
• Automatic Fare Calculation: The system calculates the best fare based on your trips, so you’re charged fairly.
• Works Across All Public Transport: This method is valid on trains, buses, trams, and the metro throughout Amsterdam and much of the Netherlands.

This makes moving around Amsterdam extremely convenient and flexible for travelers! Less stress, no fuss.

De Pijp is one of Amsterdam’s most vibrant and eclectic neighborhoods, located just one metro stop from the venue. Known for its diverse culture, excellent dining, boutique shops, and the famous Albert Cuyp Market, it’s a great place to explore during your free time. Whether you’re looking for a trendy café or a cozy bar, De Pijp really has something for everyone.

1. Dining Habits & Local Customs

• Early Dinner Times: Many locals in Amsterdam have dinner early, often between 6:00 pm and 8:00 pm. Restaurants may stop serving by 9:00 pm, so plan accordingly if you prefer a later meal.
• Tipping: Tipping is customary but not as high as in some countries; rounding up or leaving about 5-10% is appreciated for good service.
• Cashless Payments: Amsterdam is highly cashless, so your credit or debit card will work almost everywhere. However, not all places accept all types of cards, so it’s wise to check or carry a small amount of cash. Albert Heijn a popular supermarket does not accept Visa, Mastercard or Amex. Join the cash line, which is a separate queue that is never self checkout. Ask if you need help, advise you need to pay cash. 

2. Benefits of the Event Location

• De Pijp – One Stop Away: Our event location at Rosarium in Amstelpark is just one metro stop from De Pijp, Amsterdam’s vibrant and trendy neighborhood. De Pijp is known for its diverse culture, cozy cafes, restaurants, and the famous Albert Cuyp Market—great for shopping, street food, and people-watching.
• Amsterdam City Center – Quick Access: The city center is also just one metro stop away from Amsterdam RAI station, making it easy to explore historic canals, iconic museums, and the lively Dam Square. You’re perfectly positioned to enjoy the best of Amsterdam in just a short journey.

3. Getting Around

• Public Transport: With a contactless payment card, you can tap in and out on all public transport (trains, trams, metro, buses) without needing a separate ticket. This is convenient, as it works across the entire transit system.
• Cycling Culture: Amsterdam is famous for its bicycles! If you’re up for a bike ride, there are plenty of rental options. However, always stay in the bike lanes and be mindful of traffic, as locals cycle quickly and assertively.
• Walking-Friendly: Amsterdam’s compact size and scenic canals make it perfect for walking. Most major attractions are within walking distance of each other in the city center.

4. Cultural Etiquette

• Respect the Quiet: Amsterdam locals value peace, so avoid loud conversations, especially in residential areas or public transport.
• Mind the Bicycles: Always check for cyclists before crossing streets and never walk in bike lanes—they are for bicycles only, and locals move fast!

5. Essential Sightseeing Tips

• Book in Advance: Popular attractions like the Anne Frank House and the Van Gogh Museum require advance booking, as they often sell out.
• Embrace King’s Day (If you can extend): If you’re around for King’s Day, join the celebrations! Wear something orange, the national color, and enjoy street markets, parades, and city-wide festivities.

6. Language & Communication

• English Friendly: Nearly everyone in Amsterdam speaks English, so communication is easy.
  But locals appreciate a friendly “Dank je wel” (“Thank you”) or “Hallo” (“Hello”).