Could the opening of the world's biggest lock, unlock Amsterdam's superyacht appeal?
The giant sea lock took a decade to build
King Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands has opened the world’s largest sea lock on a deep inland seaway that connects Amsterdam to the North Sea. It improves access to the Dutch capital for cargo vessels, cruise ships and large yachts.
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