As a child, Jacqueline Bekkers played in the Guldenberg forest in Helvoirt. She celebrated Christmas and Sinterklaas there, was baptized there, and said goodbye to her father there. The closure of the hospitality industry gives the 54-year-old from Den Bosch a sense of melancholy. "A part of my life took place there," she says.
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As a child, Jacqueline Bekkers played in the Guldenberg forest in Helvoirt. She celebrated Christmas and Sinterklaas there, was baptized there, and said goodbye to her father there. The closure of the hospitality industry gives the 54-year-old from Den Bosch a sense of melancholy. "A part of my life took place there," she says.