Business & Economics Trips to Frankfurt

Frankfurt has gained widespread renown as an international traffic and transport hub, finance centre and trade show location. The Main metropolosis lies at the heart of the Rhine-Main region and is one of Europe's most productive and dynamic locations. Its development from a medieval trading centre to its current position as a modern and pulsating finance metropolis is at the core of this themed tour.

The visit begins with an audio-visual presentation explaining how the Stock Exchange works. Following the video, the group can see the stock exchange itself from the spectator’s gallery. There are phones in different languages, explaining the different areas of activity.

Visiting the ECB can help you learn more about the role it plays and the responsibilities it has in an interactive way. It will help studnets understand how the decisions made here affect everyday life.

Why is it important that prices remain stable and what does this mean for your purchasing power? How do they make sure that savings are safe with your bank? What are the main achievements of the euro?

In six thematic “scenes” the Money Museum demonstrates exciting economic and political relationships and makes the history of money seem more real. The first scene focuses on numismatics and money technology, with historical coins from all over world, from antiquity to the present. An extensive collection of paper money and many other means of payment are also shown here. Objects relating to money, from techniques for producing money such as coin presses to displays on recognising counterfeit money complete the collection. Here, visitors can even test to see if the bills in their own wallets or purses are real. The other five areas focus on monetary and foreign exchange policy, the meaning of monetary value and stability and the special role of the central bank itself. Interactive information programmes and computer games in each “scene” illustrate the background of economic terms and connections. Central, current and complex topics are discussed as part of guided tours, lectures and special evenings at the museum. The specialised library, the historical archive and the comprehensive press archives are open to anyone who is interested in using them.

The Deutsche Bank Park offers guided stadium tours that include the dressing rooms, VIP facilities, press areas, and the Eintracht Frankfurt museum. The tours last 60 to 90 minutes. It is also possible to arrange a business lecture at the stadium to enhance your visit and learn more about marketing and social media.

During the visit your guide will take you through the baggage handling and customs zones, aircraft waiting areas & freight centre. This extended tour gives you an unforgettable glimpse behind the scenes of a world-class airport. They explain the operations as well as the history and planned future development of Frankfurt Airport. As an additional highlight, this tour takes you past CargoCity South to give you a look at Lufthansa's A380 maintenance base, the cargo terminals, and the site of the future Terminal 3. Please note the tour is conducted in German (flyers in English will be provided).

The Mannheim factory is the hub of John Deere tractor production in Europe. In all, more than 1.4 million tractors have rolled off the lines at Mannheim since the early 1920s. But over a third of these were built during the past decade and a half alone. Follow the tracks of tractor history at the John Deere Forum or take a guided factory tour to see the production and assembly lines of this famous brand.

At this museum, visitors gain a comprehensive insight into the history of communication. Visitors can experience the development of 2,500sqm of communication.