Sofia (Bulgaria), Dublin (Ireland), Belgrade (Serbia), Athens (Greece) and Rotterdam (Netherlands) have been placed at the bottom of this list, meaning that they have been considered the least sustainable cities in Europe.

How we preserve the diverse neighborhood culture of Berlin? How we can additionally grow Berlin tourism? In the coming days, these pertinent questions will be addressed by the new Berlin Tourism Citizens’ Advisory Council. Berliners in close assistance with the …

The ITB Berlin 2022 will focus on digitization, sustainability and resilience. The registration to the event is completely free.

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Berlin recently hosted the Berlin Freedom Dinner, welcoming 3,000 residents to a special event at the decommissioned Tegel airport. The event was arranged to send a message to the global tourism industry: “Berlin loves you!” A total of 1,018 dinner …

3,000 Berliners are celebrating a special event on the runway of the former airport at Berlin Tegel and sending a message to the world: “Berlin loves you!”  By arranging 1,018 dinner tables on an area 800 metres long and 60 …

Eurowings has decided to step up its commitment in Berlin and will open a new base at Berlin Brandenburg Airport (BER) on April 1. The carrier had already emphasised the importance of the capital at the launch of the new …

The international travel industry’s largest think tank is taking place at ITB Berlin NOW – Wide-ranging sessions on the future of the industry, travel sales, destination marketing and sustainability – High-profile international speakers will share their visions – The convention …

Berlin Travel Festival is going to host its event virtual for this year. New show format: online video magazine in four episodes – Topic headings: Safe Trips & Safe Places, Tiny Living & Slow Travel, Freedom & Adventure, Culture Trips …

Berlin-based travel technology company GIATA recently launched a self-assessment tool that hotels can use to evaluate their cleaning procedures against global standards.