Netherlands bans tourists from buying marijuana

Yes, in Amsterdam, too
The Christian Science Monitor (US)
Friday, May 4, 2012

For visitors to the Netherlands who enjoy the relaxing effects of marijuana, life has just become a little less easy going, particularly for those Germans living just west of the border who used to just pop over for a fresh supply. New legislation is restricting the sale of cannabis to residents of the country and banning tourists from purchasing the drug at the coffee shops, famous for selling it.

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