Frankfurt am Main, 3 December 2008
Inbound travel to Germany, January to September 2008
Overnight stays by international visitors up by 1.7 per cent in September - Further strong gains for the Netherlands, Germany's number one source market - Strong growth from eastern Europe - Decline in numbers from the US and Japan - Berlin, the most popular city, records an aboveaverage rise in overnight stays - Substantial growth in Leipzig and Düsseldorf

Frankfurt/Main, 3 December 2008
Outlook for the German travel industry
Up 2 per cent in 2008 - More than 400 million overnight stays expected in 2015 - Domestic travel on course for slight increase in 2009 - Fast-growing emerging markets to compensate for falling inbound demand from certain source markets

Frankfurt/Main, 3 December 2008
Domestic tourism, January to September 2008
2.2 per cent increase for the year to date - Down 1 per cent in September - Great opportunities for Destination Germany - Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania shows strong growth - Bavaria is still the front runner - More growth for Hamburg in September

Frankfurt/Main / Munich, 28 April 2008
Overall increase of two per cent expected in 2008 - 66 million overnight stays for the incoming segment, 334 million for the domestic segment in 2015

Frankfurt/Main / Munich, 28 April 2008
Overall growth of 3 per cent - 3.5 per cent rise in inbound trips - High increases in the low season - Incoming tourism from Europe up five per cent - Dollar exchange rate and World Cup have major impact on inbound tourism from overseas

Frankfurt am Main / Berlin, 5 March 2008
2015: 66 million overnight stays for incoming segment / 334 million overnight stays for domestic segment

Frankfurt am Main / Berlin, 5 March 2008
Tourism in Germany 2008; Particularly strong demand from Europe

Frankfurt am Main / Berlin, 5 March 2008
The German tourism industry since 1993; Strongest growth in the new federal states of eastern Germany

Frankfurt am Main / Berlin, 5 March 2008
3 per cent growth overall - 3.5 per cent increase in incoming tourism, 3 per cent in domestic tourism - Strong growth in months outside the holiday season - Incoming from Europe up 5 per cent - Stronger growth in German domestic travel than travel abroad