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Thursday, 27 March 2014

Neuschwanstein very popular

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1.52 million people visited Neuschwanstein Castle in 2013 – 100,000 guests more than the prior year. In other words, for the first time visitor figures topped the 1.5 million mark. Above all tourists from China and Russia are almost magically attracted to Neuschwanstein, as was disclosed at a press conference on the plans of Bavaria’s Castle Administration Dept. The castle’s appeal was evaluated on the basis of the number of guided tours in the respective languages; Neuschwanstein Castle can only be visited by guided tour. The proportion of tourists who were Chinese speakers thus came to 13.5 per cent, while 8.3 per cent attended guided tours in Russian. The number of English-speaking visitors amounted to 27.2 percent, which is more than that of German speakers (23.7 per cent). All in all, the various castles in Bavaria last year attracted around 4.9 million visitors.

Source: schloesser.bayern.de; photo: Bayerische Schlösserverwaltung

Tags: tourismBavariaNeuschwanstein Castle

Wednesday, 26 March 2014

Mobile Internet popular

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Mobile Internet popular March 25, 2014 tweetrecommendrecommendsendprint

Germans are increasingly surfing the mobile Internet. This trend was the main driver sending the number of mobile communications subscribers up to about 115 million in Germany in 2013. This was announced by Bundesnetzagentur, which monitors competition in the fields of gas, electricity, post, rail and telecommunications.

The fact that the number of cell-phone subscribers is well above that of inhabitants can be explained by the fact that each German on average owns 1.4 SIM cards, explains Jochen Homann, President of Bundesnetzagentur, the German Federal Network Agency for Electricity, Gas, Telecommunications, Post and Railway. “The use of so-called Smartphones and tablets leads to a rising number of subscribers.” Last year, the figure was 113 million.

Source: www.bundesnetzagentur.de, photo: dpa/pa

Tags: communicationtelecommunicationscell phonesBundesnetzagenturSmartphone

Tuesday, 25 March 2014

Mobile Internet popular

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Mobile Internet popular March 25, 2014 tweetrecommendrecommendsendprint

Germans are increasingly surfing the mobile Internet. This trend was the main driver sending the number of mobile communications subscribers up to about 115 million in Germany in 2013. This was announced by Bundesnetzagentur, which monitors competition in the fields of gas, electricity, post, rail and telecommunications.

The fact that the number of cell-phone subscribers is well above that of inhabitants can be explained by the fact that each German on average owns 1.4 SIM cards, explains Jochen Homann, President of Bundesnetzagentur, the German Federal Network Agency for Electricity, Gas, Telecommunications, Post and Railway. “The use of so-called Smartphones and tablets leads to a rising number of subscribers.” Last year, the figure was 113 million.

Source: www.bundesnetzagentur.de, photo: dpa/pa

Tags: communicationtelecommunicationscell phonesBundesnetzagenturSmartphone