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Souvenirs are particularly popular with cruise guests, but not all of them are legal. During routine checks of arriving travellers and their luggage, the federal police and customs authorities in Bremen repeatedly find illegal souvenirs.
Emigrating to the United States – that dream is over, because for the first time since 2021, more people are moving from the United States to Germany than vice versa.
Washing machines for humans have been developed in Japan. You can relax in a reclining position in the capsules while your body is being cleaned. What initially sounds like a bad joke will actually soon be used in the first hotels.
"Two-thirds of Germany"s population could be living in a smart city within a few months," says Dr Daniel Trauth, who is considered an expert on the "smartisation" of municipalities. The results include cost savings, optimised use of resources and more.
Around Halloween, people watch lots of horror films, and some find the scary scenes so disturbing that they lose sleep. But how well or poorly do Germans sleep throughout the year? Premier Inn knows the answer.
Eight metres above the ground, in the middle of the former Klettwitz-Nord open-cast lignite mine, a very special holiday flat is being built: a cylinder attached to an unused wind turbine tower is being converted into a new holiday home.
The small town of Vallecrosia on the Italian Riviera confuses internet search engines with its name. It is located by the sea and not in the mountains and now wants to rename itself. The mayor now takes action.
A unique colour called "Celadon Green" is designed to have a distinctive effect on guests at the Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park London.
The market for adventure and extreme tourism will reach a global volume of 99.7 billion US dollars by 2034. The search for unique experiences is also linked to climate change.
Seventeen years after the opening of the mega-resort Atlantis The Palm, the first hotel on Palm Island, it is getting a new underwater world with 430 sea creatures and a mermaid show.









