Bonn
Bonn is on the verge of becoming a world-class conference city of enormous potential. After the economic reforms of the two decades following Germany's reunification, Bonn, the former capital of West Germany, is now experiencing a modern renaissance built upon its recent status as a designated United Nations City, which has generated much business for Bonn meeting venues. The city now hosts scores of international conferences, many of which are directly related to the work of the huge UNO Campus (next to the World Conference Center), from which the inter-governmental engagement against climate change is directed. This complex already welcomes about 60,000 international visitors each year, bringing delegates from all over the world to Bonn.
Bonn is situated at the heart of one of Europe's most densely populated regions. The modern Cologne-Bonn International Airport is only 15 km away and nearby Frankfurt Airport and Dusseldorf Airport can both be reached in well under an hour by high-speed ICE trains or the efficient motorway network.
A massive investment program is being led by the World Conference Cente…
