Looking ahead at “post-coronavirus” times, the GCB German Convention Bureau has launched its new #MeetGermanyFromHome campaign to support the country’s event community and showcase destination Germany using new formats and inspiring content. Domestic tourism in Germany

The bi-lingual English and German social media campaign enable cities, venues, hotels and other meeting and event suppliers to share updates, news and new initiatives on Twitter and Instagram, with a focus on offers for the second half of 2020 and for 2021.

“Events are all about building communities and now more than ever, it is vital that we support and maintain our own community of great meetings and event professionals. This is why we launched the #MeetGermanyFromHome campaign to help our partners with marketing in these difficult times and work together on being best prepared for when things return to a ‘new normal’,” comments GCB managing director Matthias Schultze. Running over the next weeks and months, the entire #MeetGermanyFromHome campaign content will be curated and shared at the end to provide maximum exposure for the participating partners.

Germany is a beautiful country with a rich cultural heritage and many scenic attractions Domestic tourism in Germany

In recent years, domestic tourism in Germany has been booming, as more and more Germans are discovering the beauty and diversity of their own country. Some of the most visited cities in Germany include Berlin, Munich, Hamburg, Cologne, Frankfurt, and Stuttgart.

Berlin, the capital city of Germany, is a must-visit destination for many tourists. It is known for its rich history, diverse culture, and vibrant nightlife. Some of the most popular attractions in Berlin include the Brandenburg Gate, the Berlin Wall, the Reichstag building, the Museum Island, and Checkpoint Charlie.

Munich, the capital city of Bavaria, is another popular destination for tourists. It is known for its beautiful architecture, rich cultural heritage, and world-famous Oktoberfest. Some of the top attractions in Munich include the Marienplatz, the Neuschwanstein Castle, the English Garden, and the Deutsches Museum.

Hamburg, located in the northern part of Germany, is a city known for its port, nightlife, and rich maritime history. Some of the top attractions in Hamburg include the Miniatur Wunderland, the Elbphilharmonie concert hall, the St. Michaelis Church, and the Reeperbahn, which is known for its nightlife and entertainment.

Cologne, located in the western part of Germany, is a city famous for its Gothic architecture, the Cologne Cathedral, and the beautiful Rhine River. Other popular attractions in Cologne include the Chocolate Museum, the Museum Ludwig, and the Cologne Zoo.

Frankfurt, located in the heart of Germany, is a city known for its financial district, its famous skyline, and the beautiful River Main. Some of the top attractions in Frankfurt include the Goethe House, the Frankfurt Cathedral, and the Städel Museum.

Stuttgart, located in the southwestern part of Germany, is a city known for its rich history, beautiful architecture, and the world-famous Porsche and Mercedes-Benz museums. Other popular attractions in Stuttgart include the Altes Schloss, the Wilhelma Zoo and Botanical Garden, and the Mercedes-Benz Arena.

While domestic tourism in Germany is booming, Germans are also avid travelers when it comes to international destinations. Popular destinations for German tourists include Spain, Italy, Turkey, Greece, and Thailand. Germans are known for their love of culture, history, and the great outdoors, and often seek out destinations that offer these experiences.