ITB Berlin will take place in early March 2026 at full capacity, with exhibitions from 160 countries, and of course, an emphasis on AI in the tourism sector. What else awaits at the world's largest tourism event?
The list of exhibitors at the LGBTQ+ pavilion at the Berlin travel fair will include Booking.com and dating app Grindr, with an emphasis on safety and economic growth. Revealed: the country that will stand out as a gay destination for the upcoming season
Lufthansa began operating flights from the group's main hub, with routes to Manchester, Valencia, and Berlin, and announced fleet expansion and new hires. Also: these are the company's first destinations for summer 2026
Several airlines were forced to divert their flights after takeoff and landing conditions at the airport in the German capital were not possible last night. As of this morning, it is still unknown when BER will return to normal operations
Berlin-Brandenburg Airport (BER) has issued a special weather warning, mentioning expected disruptions to its operations. Many flights were canceled and delayed throughout the morning, including flights to and from Canadian airports: "Extreme cold is causing delays"
From a historic NBA game, to huge exhibitions by Brancusi and Monet, to the reopening of the Pergamon Museum: Berlin displays an especially rich schedule of events alongside culinary and cultural experiences that strengthen its status as one of the most intriguing cities in Europe | In collaboration with visitBerlin
Lufthansa is expanding its "Century Fleet" with two aircraft in the festive livery, a specially designed A320neo and an A350-900. The narrow-body aircraft's first destination: Larnaca, Cyprus
The new campaign, a nostalgic visual journey through decades of innovation, design and iconic aircraft, will be displayed at airports in Frankfurt, Munich and Berlin, among others. This is what it looks like
The "Berlin" Dreamliner has arrived in Frankfurt, celebrating 100 years of Lufthansa with a bold crane design and commemorative markings. The airline will celebrate its centennial next year with a fleet of six aircraft
Berlin Airport is preparing for its busiest days of the year: around 1.1 million passengers are expected to pass through, with around 7,300 takeoffs and landings. Here is what the busiest days will look like for BER
