GNTO hosts successful networking event in Hyderabad with Lufthansa Airlines and Frankfurt Tourism

The German National Tourist Office (GNTO) concluded a highly successful networking event in Hyderabad, India, aimed at promoting travel to Germany. The event, held at the prestigious Taj Krishna, brought together travel agents from Hyderabad and surrounding areas for a day of B2B interactions, presentations, and networking over lunch.

The highlight of the event was the one-on-one conversations between travel agents and premium partners, including Lufthansa German Airlines and Frankfurt Tourism. Lufthansa Airlines, a leading German carrier, recently launched direct flights between Hyderabad and Frankfurt, providing Indian travellers with convenient and hassle-free access to the vibrant city of Frankfurt. 

The networking event witnessed enthusiastic participation from a large number of travel agents, who were keen to learn about the diverse tourism offerings in Germany and discover unique travel experiences for their clients.

Frankfurt, often referred to as the financial capital of Germany, is now positioning itself as a leading travel destination for Indian tourists. Leona Flach, Manager of Tourism and Marketing at Frankfurt Tourism Board, emphasized the city’s central location in Germany and Europe, making it easily accessible from all corners of the globe, including India. Frankfurt is not only a business hub but also boasts a rich cultural heritage, charming museums, and historical sites. The event also highlighted excursions to the picturesque Rhine region from Frankfurt. Day-trip boat cruises on the Rhine River offer breathtaking views of vineyards, medieval towns, and castles. 

"We are delighted to see such strong interest and engagement from the travel agents in Hyderabad. Germany has a wealth of attractions to offer visitors, and we are excited to showcase the diverse travel experiences available in Destination Germany" Anika Tandon, Manager Sales, and Marketing – India at the GNTO.

Lufthansa German Airlines also expressed their enthusiasm for the event, stating, "We are proud to partner with the German National Tourist Office in promoting travel to Germany. The new route from Hyderabad to Frankfurt opens up exciting possibilities for Indian travelers to explore this dynamic destination."