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World city secret Europe
The densely populated Ruhr area with its 5.3 million inhabitants in the western part of Germany is now Europe‘s Capital of Culture. The whole region will attain stimuli for more development by 2,500 cultural events: They will not only polish the region's reputation but also attract many tourists. A recent study from Arthur D. Little Austria underlines that an unremitting implementation of promotional programs finally yield an impressive growth in attendance.
The densely populated Ruhr area with its 5.3 million inhabitants in the western part of Germany is now Europe‘s Capital of Culture. The whole region will attain stimuli for more development by 2,500 cultural events: They will not only polish the region's reputation but also attract many tourists. A recent study from Arthur D. Little Austria underlines that an unremitting implementation of promotional programs finally yield an impressive growth in attendance.
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