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New World Heritage campaign to attract tourists to Saxony

New World Heritage campaign to attract tourists to Saxony
The settlements of the Moravian Church have been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since July 2024. (Archive image) / Photo: Sebastian Kahnert/dpa
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From music to crafts: Saxony wants to inspire tourists from all over the world with emotional stories and special travel routes under the slogan "Everything at a glance".

Saxony is attracting visitors from near and far with a new campaign on the state's cultural heritage. The focus is on Unesco World Heritage: this includes the settlements of the Moravian Church as a World Heritage Site, the Upper Lusatian Heath and Pond Landscape Biosphere Reserve and the craftsmanship of the Ore Mountains as intangible cultural heritage.

Culture Minister Barbara Klepsch (CDU) explained in a press release that Saxony's rich cultural heritage is a unique selling point. "Whether it's architecture, crafts, music or traditions, it makes our state particularly worth experiencing for guests from all over the world." The new advertising campaign will help to ensure that as many people as possible can experience these treasures.

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"All in one moment"

Under the slogan "All in one moment", the campaign by Tourismus Marketing Gesellschaft Sachsen (TMG) is intended to appeal to interested parties in German-speaking countries and beyond. In addition to its neighbors Poland and the Czech Republic, the target markets also include Italy, the USA and China.

The campaign aims to bring Saxony to life through emotional stories and to awaken the desire to discover the travel destination in all its facets, said TMG Managing Director Veronika Hiebl according to the press release. "It's about mindfulness, about pausing, about enjoying the here and now." The online campaign platform offers insider tips, personal recommendations and elaborate travel routes.

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