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Tourism entrepreneur Dietmar Gunz is building up a new business with incoming agencies and hotels three years after selling FTI Group, Germany's third-largest tour operator. ...more

Fewer exhibitors, fewer trade visitors, sober ambience: The USA and Canada refrained from making a big appearance at ITB. But the interest in the German market is great as the domestic boom is over and the Asian market is still lagging behind. ...more

fvw|TravelTalk launches an innovative TV project for live reporting from the ITB. Numerous destinations, but also technical service providers and organisers from the worldwide network of FVW Medien are involved. ...more

The decades-long cooperation between Munich Airport and Lufthansa will be expanded with regard to sustainability and further innovations. Among other things, the airport is to be connected to the long-distance/ICE rail network. ...more

Dertour is responding to rising demand by offering more flights in autumn. However, not to the top winter destination Canaries, but to Tunisia and Egypt. ...more

The recovery of air traffic continues with the start of the winter flight schedule 2022/23. Intercontinental and tourist traffic in particular continues to grow. Within Germany, however, there are structural shifts. This is shown by an evaluation of the BDL. ...more

G Adventures quickly mastered the way out of the crisis. What helped the adventure travel specialist and why the sustainable products are in good hands in stationary distribution. ...more

Long-distance travel specialist Tischler Reisen is suspending its offers for various countries in Asia and the Middle East. These include destinations that are currently in high demand, such as Japan or the Philippines. ...more

The "Roundtable Human Rights in Tourism" presents an online guide to tourism in repressive states and a destination risk map. Visitors can gain exclusive insights at the ITB in Berlin in March. ...more

It was a question of time. In the collective bargaining conflict of the public sector, the trade union Verdi is using one of its sharpest weapons. It wants to paralyse seven airports all day on Friday, 17 February. Because public servants also work at the airports. ...more