Definition
"De uitgang" in the horeca context refers to the exit or way out of a venue such as a restaurant, bar, or club. It is the designated point where guests leave the establishment, ensuring safe and orderly departure from the premises.
Etymology
The Dutch phrase "de uitgang" literally means 'the exit,' derived from 'uit' meaning 'out' and 'gang' meaning 'going' or 'passage.' It evolved naturally to signify the way out of a building or area, including hospitality venues. Did you know? This term is widely used across Dutch-speaking regions to mark exits clearly.
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