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Photo: © Ute Maciejok

Panorama - Travel | November 2016

Why wander so far away…

Discoveries on your doorstep: The museum villages of Baruther Glashütte (Teltow Fläming) and Lehde (Spreewald) offer more than just a nostalgic look back. They bridge the gap between the past and the present.

Photo: © picsol

Panorama - Travel | October 2016

Python fat and Hefeweizen

South Africa is a country of contrasts. This is especially true for Durban, the city on the Indian Ocean.

Photo: © Jürgen Ulbrich

Panorama - Travel | October 2016

Flanders as the cradle of capitalism?

The exhibition "For God & the Love of Money. Flanders' Golden Age" in Ghent delves into the medieval world and reveals the roots of the market economy and the bourgeoisie.

Photo: 2016 Chaplin's World™ © Bubbles Incorporated SA

Panorama - Travel | September 2016

At Chaplin's on the sofa

The small town of Vevey on Lake Geneva is dominated by two names: Nestlé and Chaplin. An exciting new museum is dedicated to each.

Photo: © Scott Munn/Canada Travel

Panorama - Travel | August 2016

To sip in Halifax

One of Canada's oldest breweries invites you on a unique tour. A video offers a taster.

Photo: © BIRGIT M WIDMANN wm@fuenfseen.de

Panorama - Travel | August 2016

Bella Italia on the shores of Lake Como

Filming locations of the irresistible James Bond, a glimpse of George Clooney's estate, or the history of cycling heroes – Lake Como offers pure variety!

Panorama - Travel | August 2016

Of Bodden fishermen and thatched roofers

The Baltic Sea resort of Ahrenshoop in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania is home to one of the last Bodden fishermen and is known for its magnificent thatched roofs.

Panorama - Travel | July 2016

Surprising perspectives

Roman buildings in Vienne and Arles, vineyards on the slopes above a landscape cultivated for centuries, and the languor of summer. Cycling along the Rhône.

Panorama - Travel | July 2016

In the Loire Valley – Discoveries in Anjou

The Loire Valley and its tributaries boast exceptional attractions: a masterpiece of medieval weaving, works by David d'Angers, and a monument to former fortified architecture.

Masters and technicians start the new school year

Check presentation for WorldSkills 2026

Main entrance of the Chamber of Skilled Crafts closed

Charity run: Even helpers need help

One in three tradespeople already uses AI daily.

ToolTime's digital assistant takes over the telephone service

This way, trainers know where their trainees stand.

How training ambassadors inspire students for their professions

Crafts under pressure: Weak demand and difficult financing

New Circular Economy Act: Trades see room for improvement

The skilled trades sector demands practical implementation of the substitute building materials regulation.

Teacher shortage in Brandenburg: Schools face the threat of cancelled classes

Caravan Salon 2026: Experience the future of caravanning

The Unimog is celebrating its birthday

Privileges now also for electric commercial vehicles

Brusk: Where Bruges combines medieval times and AI

A new world in the zoo of superlatives

Royal Clipper: Sailing through the Mediterranean under 42 sails

With professional textile finishing, you're on the safe side.

Corporate award from "Vocational Training Without Borders"

Mandatory electronic cash registers are expected to come into effect from 2028.

Exclusive car discounts and more for entrepreneurs in the skilled trades.

Why wander so far away…

Python fat and Hefeweizen

Flanders as the cradle of capitalism?

At Chaplin's on the sofa

To sip in Halifax

Bella Italia on the shores of Lake Como

Of Bodden fishermen and thatched roofers

Surprising perspectives

In the Loire Valley – Discoveries in Anjou