IST code was transferred to the new airport (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Istanbul_Airport).
There is also public transport, including subway under the Bosporus (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Istanbul_Metro).
Movements - a fair approach (Hallén, Hanner & Jannersten) has a movement for three tables you can curtail at any moment (page 35):
"The idea is that you can play any number of rounds from two upwards. When you consider it is time to finish you tell the players at table 2 ...
WBF results website is down and prospects are not good. Through my twitter account I try to inform my followers (in Dutch), halfway and at the end of all sessions, for U26, U21 and girls (that is where the Dutch teams play). I add pictures of the onsite result screens ...
A quite humorous but also very clear explanation about the difference between Holland and the Netherlands can be found on youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eE_IUPInEuc
Holland has many cities and indeed most of those have their own pub tournament. The Netherlands even has more cities (and villages), many of them also have these city tours during which you can play bridge. The biggest one will be in a few weeks in the city of 's-Hertogenbosch ...
Several penalties were given (for Bermuda Bowl, for example, see here http://db.worldbridge.org/repository/tourn/lyon.17/microsite/Asp/crosstablerank.asp?qtournid=1440). I suppose most of them, if not all, were given for slow play.
The Netherlands is not really bordering the Atlantic Ocean, as Britain is on the other side of the North Sea.
Special mention for the Dutch mixed team which has played four handed throughout. According to captain Jan Jansma, the most difficult round was the bye in the round robin :).