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Germany invites GCC travellers to discover its lakes and natural wonders this summer

 This summer, the German National Tourist Office (GNTO) invites travellers from the GCC to discover thrilling new experiences across Germany’s great outdoors—where adventure, culture, and nature come together in unforgettable ways. Through its renewed “Embrace German Nature” campaign, GNTO spotlights Germany’s serene and lesser-known lakes, offering a refreshing escape where clear waters, alpine landscapes, and sustainable travel come together in perfect harmony. Yamina Sofo, Director of the Marketing & Sales Office – GNTO GCC, said, “Germany’s hidden lakes offer the perfect answer to the summer heat, with refreshing natural beauty, cultural depth, and sustainable experiences that resonate deeply with GCC travellers. Our ‘Embrace German Nature’ campaign celebrates slowness, authenticity, and well-being. Whether you are exploring a forest-lined lake by paddleboard, relaxing in a spa town, or soaking up the calm from a houseboat, these are the journeys that stay with you.” From Lake Constance to Königssee and the vast Mecklenburg Lake District, Germany’s lakeside destinations provide ideal settings for family holidays, nature retreats, and wellness escapes. Whether paddling across calm waters, cycling through forested paths, or staying on a houseboat under starlit skies, these experiences offer a revitalising break from the heat while promoting a connection with nature and climate-friendly travel. With Germany ranking second as a nature travel destination among Europeans, holding a 14 per cent share of the nature-oriented holiday market, and with nature-based trips making up over 21 per cent of all European holiday travel to Germany in 2023, totalling 6.7 million trips, these destinations promise both broad appeal and accessibility to GCC visitors seeking an alternative to traditional summer travel. Travellers looking for breath taking mountain scenery will find inspiration in the journey along the Lake …

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