I'm glad that Holland, with a significantly higher standard of living; extensive social services; an intense middle class income; and huge tax rates --- has the luxury to pass such laws. In fact, my other point is that countries like Holland don't appear to need such double pricing -- while other countries do appear to have no issues with extending better prices to their own citizens, than to non-natives (with the notable exception of Canada, which regularly charges Canadians extensively more than the rest of the world pays for the same services - kinda reverse double pricing).
