We've all been there: you're out and about in the city and need to go to the loo. But there's no toilet in sight - at least not a well-maintained one. To change this, the city of Frankfurt is now looking for gastronomers who offer their toilets to people free of charge. 

Career fairs and traditional job interviews are rarely met with enthusiasm by Generation Z. Companies therefore need to become more creative. How about a "Serious Escape Game"?

The Vietnamese love their coffee - and memorabilia from wartime. The hip coffee shop chain Cong Caphe combines both. The concept is now also enjoying international success.

China has been pumping a lot of money into the development of robots for some time now. They are supposed to help out more and more in everyday life. What does this mean for the people who work there?

Conversion with a difference: In Amsterdam and Utrecht, guests can stay overnight in former places of worship - with modern comfort, quirky design and creative offers. 

Summer, sun, holidays - for many, a cigarette or e-cigarette is part of the experience. Strict rules apply to tobacco products and their alternatives in many popular holiday destinations. In some cases, there are severe penalties.

The plane is still taxiing, but the seat belts are already clicking, and the first passengers are jostling in the aisle: the Turkish Civil Aviation Authority is now taking measures against this behaviour.

Tourists around the world face more and more restrictions. In addition, there are protests against them, they have to pay horrendous entrance fees and now leisure activities are also being curtailed on Lake Garda.

Max Schlereth can do more than just hotels. A year ago, the Munich hotelier entered the television business with the acquisition of two regional channels, and now he has bought another one, L-TV. 

In Swiss hotels, bedbugs could soon be combated with animal assistance. A test run is currently taking place in which hoteliers can participate free of charge.