Consultation also occurred regarding the proposed draft by the Commission.
The city of Hamburg is set to host an exciting event on Thursday, February 9, 2023, at 4:00 PM. Organised by ADAC Hansa e.V., a renowned German automobile club and consumer organisation, the event aims to recognise innovative projects from the Hamburg region and discuss the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic and energy crisis on the tourism industry.
The event will take place at REISEN HAMBURG in Hall B6. Christof Tietgen, the Deputy Head of Press and Public Relations for ADAC Hansa e.V., can be contacted for more information at Amsinckstr. 41, phone number +49 175 20 48 54 8, or via email at [email protected]. Data protection information for ADAC Hansa e.V. can be found at www.adac.de/hansa-infopflicht.
The program for the day includes a panel discussion on the future of tourism in Hamburg post-COVID-19 and energy crisis. The panelists for this discussion are Thomas Wanke, Director of Hamburg Tourismus GmbH; Björn Siercks, CEO of Hamburg Marketing GmbH; Prof. Dr. Michael Frenzel, a tourism expert and former CEO of TUI Group; and Kerstin Bretz, Managing Director of Hotel Atlantic Kempinski Hamburg.
The panelists will delve into the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead for the tourism industry in Hamburg, providing valuable insights and perspectives. The event is open to the public, and all are welcome to attend and participate in this important discussion.
For those unable to attend, the event will be streamed live on ADAC Hansa e.V.'s website, www.adac.de/hansa. Additionally, the travel agency website of ADAC Hansa e.V., www.adacreisen.de, offers a wealth of information on travel and tourism in Hamburg and beyond.
ADAC Hansa e.V.'s registered number at the Amtsgericht Hamburg is VR3693. For more information about ADAC Hansa e.V., please visit their official website at www.adac.de/hansa. The ADAC Tourism Award Hamburg is a prestigious event that highlights the importance of the tourism industry in Hamburg and the role it plays in the city's economy and culture.
The event, the ADAC Tourism Award Hamburg, will take place at REISEN HAMBURG in Hall B6, and it is open to the public, inviting attendees to participate in a critical discussion about the future of tourism in Hamburg, considering the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic and energy crisis. For those unable to attend, the event will be streamed live on ADAC Hansa e.V.'s website, providing an opportunity to follow the panel discussion on the lifestyle and travel industry in Hamburg.
