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Flying Is Faster, yet the Dutch Often Choose the Ferry From Hoek Van Holland.

More and more Dutch people are taking the ferry from Hoek van Holland to England. Flying is faster, but on the quay, travelers appear to have plenty of reasons to choose the crossing by ship after all.

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Flying Is Faster, yet the Dutch Often Choose the Ferry From Hoek Van Holland.

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