Germany

Germany hosted a curated influencer familiarisation (FAM) trip this winter, showcasing luxury shopping, heritage cities, and festive tourism experiences

German National Tourist Office, India (GNTO) unveiled Germany’s 2026 travel calendar, featuring key cultural milestones, major festivals, new attractions, and developments in hospitality and infrastructure

Indian passport holders transiting through Germany no longer require an airport transit visa if they depart within 24 hours of arrival. The decision, announced on January 12, 2026, is expected to ease travel and reduce costs for Indian travellers

Germany continues to record steady growth from Indian travellers, with over 775,000 overnight stays between January and October 2025, supported by strong air connectivity and rising demand for culture-led, immersive travel experiences

Germany has seen a 5.5 per cent rise in Indian arrivals from January to July 2025, with 520,000 overnight stays recorded. Stronger flight connectivity and growing demand have made the country one of the top choices for Indian travellers in Europe

A key element of this strategy is the strengthened collaboration with its esteemed ‘India Pool’ partners, who are eager to welcome Indian travellers to their regions and outlets with bespoke experiences

GNTB reports over 3,200 business meetings and 98 per cent success rate in new contacts at GTM 360°, with Oberhausen announced as 2026 host city

Europe is leading the way for an eco-friendly experience, as sustainable tourism becomes more popular among travellers. From Copenhagen to Freiburg in Germany, here are five eco-conscious destinations you won’t want to miss!