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Nordseeküste bei Internet-Portal Airbnb besonders gefragt (picture-alliance/dpa/I. Wagner)

Traveling to Germany: Questions and answers

Travel warnings, risk areas, quarantine requirements: For many of our readers, the entry regulations for Germany remain confusing. Here are a few answers to the most important questions.

Bars in Budapest's Jewish Quarter catering to tourists (DW/F. Schlagwein)

Budapest moves to make party tourism a thing of the past

Fly cheap and binge drink: Budapest has become a hot spot for hard-partying tourist groups. During the coronavirus pause the city is rethinking tourism. Some locals say a new law goes too far — others say not far enough.

Meet the Germans, Rachel Stewart, Livestream (DW)

Meet the Germans live: Summer and vacations in Germany

Where do the Germans like to go on vacation? And how well do they know their barbecues? Meet the Germans host Rachel Stewart answered these questions and more during a summer-themed livestream on YouTube. Catch up here!

Emily Gordine und Olivera Zivkovic in ihrem Camper. (DW/ E.Gordine/O. Zivkovic )

COVID Travel Diaries - Traveling in times of the pandemic

We, Olivera Zivkovic and Emily Gordine from DW, traveled for two weeks across Germany in a camper van to find out how the coronavirus pandemic has affected traveling and tourism in Germany. This is what we experienced.

'Love is not tourism' campaign wants lovers reunited

What if you're in love but can't express it in person because of travel bans? Some lovelorn couples have started a campaign they're calling "Love Is Not Tourism," hoping governments will help them.

Typical German dishes to cook yourself

Germany bite by bite: Buckwheat pancakes

Germany bite by bite: Comfort food — kale and sausage

Germany bite by bite: "Halligbrot" open shrimp sandwich

Germany bite by bite: Black Forest gateau

Germany bite by bite: German Bread Dumplings

Germany bite by bite: Pears, beans and bacon

TV Travel Magazine Check-in

Berlin’s coronavirus summer

As lockdown and travel restrictions are eased, tourists are gradually returning to Berlin. But what’s in store for them this summer? Check-In presenter Nicole Frölich wants to find out.