1. 4. Airport – Seaport – Greenport - Dataport

2. Airport – Seaport – Greenport -Dataport Airport Greenport Seaport Dataport

3. Amsterdam Airport Schiphol 1573

4. Amsterdam Airport Schiphol 2015

5. Amsterdam Airport Schiphol Factsheet 2014 313 direct destinations to 90 different countries Best European Airport 2012 62,000 jobs > 500 > 300 € 49.8 million passengers, 1.5 million tonnes of cargo 319 direct destinations to 90 different countries (2014) 55 million passengers, 1.6 million tonnes of cargo 484,250 air transport movements 290,000 jobs, of which 170,000 in the region (2014) Best European Airport 2014 > 300 PL companies 500 companies located at Schiphol with 65,000 employees # 3 cargo and # 5 passenger airport in Europe

6. Amsterdam Airport Schiphol 3.0% - 1.0% 8.8% 5.5% 0.2% 9.1% 4.7% 3.3% 5.0% 6.0% 10.0% -0.5% -0.2% 4.2% Top ranking in Europe in 2014

7. Amsterdam Airport Schiphol Annual totals by continent 2014

8. Amsterdam Airport Schiphol 2014: 319 direct destinations

9. Amsterdam Airport Schiphol Skyteam hub connecting intercontinental passengers to a wide European network

10. Amsterdam Airport Schiphol Multiple (Cargo) Handling Companies at Schiphol

11. Port of Amsterdam

12. Factsheet 2014 # 4 European port # 1 cacao port, # 1 petrol port, # 2 coal port 59,000 2,180 > 300 126 cruise ships with 253.000 passengers for Amsterdam 1,685 river cruise ships with 431.000 passengers for Amsterdam 97,4 million tonnes 4,500 ha

13. Port of Amsterdam Amsterdam Airport Schiphol Port of Rotterdam Almere WaterwayHighwayRailway Airport – Seaports Amsterdam and Rotterdam connected

14. Port of Amsterdam Navigable inland waterways Quality of water transportation. (harbours, canals, locks, etc.) (2013)

15. Port of Amsterdam Multipurpose port Air-Sea Freight LogisticsSoft commodities RailCoalContainersFood Oil Bulk Cruise

16. Port of Amsterdam 1) Excluding Primorsk and Baltics Source: Port Authorities European Top 20 ports Total throughput 2013 in million metric tons

17. Port of Amsterdam Throughput Port of Amsterdam This concerns 2014 official figures Throughput x 1 mln. ton

18. Port of Amsterdam Video Port of Amsterdam

19. Greenport Factsheet Greenport 2014 # 1 Greenport of the world # 1 Flowers 250,000 (The Netherlands), 3,900(FloraHolland) 3,600 (working with FloraHolland) Top 5 imports: Kenya, Ethiopia, Israel, Belgium and Germany Top 5 exports: Germany, Britain, France, Italy and Russia € € 6,5 billion floricultural industry, € 7,5 billion fruits and vegetables industry, € 4,5 billion FloraHolland (2013) 11 billion cut flowers, 1,3 billion plants, 20,000 different products auctioned at FloraHolland. 240,000 m2 (cold stores FloraHolland), 2.700.000 m2 (≈ 500 soccer playing fields)

20. Greenport General Largest center of trade and knowledge in the world for horticulture products Innovative and trendsetting industry Almost 70% of the production in the west of The Netherlands Importance for the Dutch economy Export value horticulture € 14 billion Floricultural industry € 6,5 billion Fruits and vegetables industry € 7,5 billion Floricultural industry # 1 in contribution to balance of payments (contribution of 24% of the Dutch trade surplus) Direct and indirect employment: 250,000 FTE Greenports in The Netherlands

21. Dataport Factsheet Dataport 2014 # 1- Largest Internet Exchange Point (IXP) in the world AMA in top 5 of best places in the world for data centers # 1 Total points of presence in data centres in Amsterdam Metropolitan Area (AMA): 11 >30 data centers in Amsterdam Metropolitan Area > 700 connected networks, public traffic peak of 3,5 Tbps and connected capacity of 13,5 Tbps € 12.000.000,- (2013) Networks connecting to AMS-IX include: Netflix, KPN, Google, Microsoft, BBC, Deutsche Telekom, Booking.com and Emirat Telecommunications

22. Dataport Datacenters multinationals in The Netherlands

23. Dataport Companies in the sector expect there will be more than enough demand for data center services. This trend will continue for the next few years at the least While Amsterdam holds up to 33% of the European data center, there is still plenty of physical data center space available There is a large quantity of empty buildings available that can be used to host data center services, greatly reducing the construction time of a data center. Amsterdam: City in top 4 data center hotspots in Europe

24. Dataport Connection speed in Europe Source: http://www.akamai.com/stateoftheinternet/

25. Dataport Amsterdam Internet Exchange (AMS-IX): world’s largest Internet hub Ultra high-speed connectivity with an average peak load of over 3.0 Terabit per second Diverse peering community of over 700 Internet companies connected to the AMS-IX grid Over 300 parties can be reached with only one peering session The presence of more than 70 carriers at AMS-IX locations Direct connection to AMS-IX grid - multiple routes to peers at several exchanges increases redundancy and network performance for data transfer with the least amount of latency Source: Amsterdam Internet Exchange

26. Dataport RankNameLocationAmount of members 1Amsterdam Internet Exchange (AMS-IX)Amsterdam, The Netherlands709 2Deutsche Commercial Internet Exchange (DE-CIX)Frankfurt, Germany610 3London Internet Exchange (LINX)London, United Kingdom612 4Moscow Internet Exchange (MSK-IX)Moscow, Russia372 5Netherlands Internet Exchange (NL-IX)The Hague, The Netherlands332 6France Internet Exchange (France-IX)Paris, France255 7Polish Internet Exchange (PLIX)Warsaw, Poland204 8Equinix ZurichZurich, Switserland190 9Swiss Internet Exchange (SwissIX)Zurich, Switzerland156 10London Access Point (LONAP)London, United Kingdom149 Largest Internet Exchanges in Europe Source: https://www.euro-ix.net/tools/peering_matrix