A founding member of the European Union, the OECD, and the World Trade Organization, the Netherlands is geographically small and a powerhouse economy on the global stage. With the most competitive economy in Europe and fourth in the world (according to the World Economic Forum), the country serves as an international hub connecting Western Europe with the rest of the globe through major ports and airports (e.g., Rotterdam and Amsterdam). Its major industries include energy, chemical, trade, machinery, metallurgy, electrical goods and services, and tourism. Companies here benefit from government-sponsored incentives, a highly educated, multilingual workforce, and a forward-thinking mindset that embraces innovation, sustainability, and digitalisation. With the country’s high internet and e-commerce penetration and great infrastructure, the nation is an increasingly popular destination for retailers looking to expand their logistics, and in the Brexit aftermath, the Netherlands continues to be a top choice for foreign companies due to all the benefits above.