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Experience Alpine diversity: “Discover your true nature” is the motto of Garmisch-Partenkirchen, the multifaceted mountain region at the base of the 2,962 meter (9718 foot) high Zugspitze mountain. Pure natural surroundings, traditions that are still kept alive, genuine hospitality, plus a wide range of sporting activities make Garmisch-Partenkirchen your first choice, be it for an active vacation or relaxation. 
Slovenia holds a long tradition of nativity scenes, which are one of the most popular symbols of Christmas celebration in Slovenia. Thus, numerous nativity scenes are on display all around the country. One of Slovenia’s biggest festive events is held at Postojna Cave, featuring Live Nativity Scenes and a Christmas market 
Mighty mountains, dark gorges, deep-green forests, picturesque lakes, rushing waterfalls, mystical moors – Switzerland is a paradise for nature-lovers. Discover pristine nature, flora and fauna and seek inspiration in places of tranquillity and energy. 
Discover what Slovenia offers in the summertime. You will be surprised by the variety of activities, which will stay in your heart forever. Why not stop at River Kolpa? Or go ahead to Soča River and travel down the river in a kayak? 
Transiting through Doha on your flight? You can now enjoy the new Transit Visa free of cost when you add a short transit or stopover between 5 and 96 hours in Doha to your itinerary without any additional fare charges. The confirmed tickets into Qatar and onwards must be on Qatar Airways operated flights only. Passengers travelling on code-share flights will not be eligible. 
Green, active, and healthy Slovenia prepares for a winter full of experiences. Lovers of snow-covered slopes will be able to enjoy skiing on natural snow. Slovenia boasts with more than 300 kilometres of maintained ski slopes suitable for beginners and advanced skiers alike. You can also enjoy some snow fun in the Eskimo Village, escape from an igloo, or slide down a slope on a sleigh. Winter offers a plethora of experiences in Slovenia... 
At the end of each year, Düsseldorf's Christmas Market, one of the most beautiful Christmas markets in Germany, casts a spell on Düsseldorf's city centre and turns it into a unique experience for visitors.
In September and October, the most beautiful months for hiking, a Hiking Festival is organised annually in the Soča Valley. This is a time when many Slovenians and an increasing number of foreign visitors spend time together on organised hikes and hiking weekends along one of the most beautiful Alpine rivers in the world. A trail through paradise, which is full of pleasures and beautiful views, also runs through western Slovenia. This is the Alpe-Adria Trail, which connects Austria, Slovenia, and Italy, three different cultures and landscapes. On the Slovenian section of the trail and at the Festival, you will see some of the most beautiful corners of the Alps, the emerald River Soča that gave its name to this unique landscape, and you will taste dishes with a rich tradition. 
Once the biggest funfair on the Rhine has been erected on the Rheinwiesen meadows, summer will truly be here. This year too, the hottest season promises an exciting mix of sport, culture, music and dance. The climax will be our celebrations marking 70 years of North Rhine-Westphalia and 70 years of the state capital Düsseldorf. This summer our city will once again be pulling out all the entertainment stops – with something for all ages. 
Slovenian towns grow from stories of love which have in the course of hundreds or even thousands of years adapted to the lively rhythms of modern life. Come to Ljubljana, the European Green Capital of 2016! Have a cup of coffee in the city centre, which is closed to motorized traffic, visit the renovated National Gallery, and dance the day away at one of the many street festival.After you have chosen your favourite bridge across the Ljubljanica, you can set off towards the beautiful coastal town of Piran.Or are you more interested in castle stories? Then go and explore medieval Ptuj, Slovenia’s oldest town. Choose your favourite town and make the most colourful memories of this summer. 
