One of the world's most attractive markets

This is what you'll get:

Number of German speaking people in Europe	95 million
German 2010 expenditure on international travel	$84.84billion
US 2010 expenditure on international travel	$72.7 billion
German 2010 expenditure on domestic travel	$88.62billion
Total German 2010 travel expenditure	$173.46 billion
German 2011 travel bookings compared to 2010 (TravelScope)	+24%
Percentage of Germans who travel frequently	75.7
2010 revenue of the German high-street travel agencies	$29.1 billion
Total number of travel agencies in Germany (2010)	10,400
Split Leisure/Business travel agencies	12:1
Total number of Tour Operators in Germany	2,500
2010 revenue of the top-5 of these Tour Operators	$17.15 billion
Percentage of (classical) packaged tours booked online	16
Number of day trips taken by Germans per year	3.6 billion
Number of Business day trips taken by Germans per year	600 million
Number of Leisure trips taken by Germans per year	75.6 million
Total number of travelers in Germany	49 million
Average number of trips per year taken by these 49 million tavelers	1.3
Number of 2010 room nights spent at German hotels	380.3 million
Total annual revenue of German bus tourism	$14.7 billion
Number of hotel room nights owed to bus tourism	30 million
Place Germany scores on the list of most popular European travel destinations	2
Average 2010 GDP per capita in Austria, Germany and Switzerland	$39,700

	Frankfurt and Munich airports are Star Alliance hubs with direct flights from and to each continent
	Berlin is a Oneworld hub (starting 2011) with direct flights from and to each continent
	Frankfurt is the German Rail hub
	The European Central Bank is headquartered in Frankfurt. Frankfurt is the continent's financial center
	From Frankfurt you can reach Paris, London, Warsaw, Prague, Berlin, Munich, Zurich, Milan, Vienna, Amsterdam,... in 60 Minutes
	Your preferred international hotel chain has got at least one hotel in Frankfurt
	The headquarters of Daimler, BMW, Volkswagen, Porsche, Bosch, Heidelberg, John Deere Europe, Deutsche Bank, Deutsche Telekom, DHL, Bayer, BASF, Lufthansa, Star Alliance, Amadeus, SAP,... are close to Frankfurt

Germany is the most lucrative of the European markets.

Source: brand eins, AT Kearny