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Southwest Germany Specialist Program

This program will provide you with relevant information about SouthWest Germany packed into 5 exciting courses, combining essential facts and background information with interactive activities and insider knowledge.

Group picture of the Southwest, Baden Wurttemberg Germany Fam trip. Photo was taken at the Water Tower in Mannheim Germany

Cuckoo SouthWest Germany Specialists will gain insider tips on the travel and tourism highlights of the Sunny Side of Germany. After completing five workshop-style chapters and their tests, travel agents will receive a certificate and 5 education credits from The Travel Institute.

There will also be a drawing for a fam trip every year for Going Cuckoo graduates.

The trip for two includes

Round trip flights to Stuttgart, Germany with Delta Air Lines
Accommodations for five nights in four-star hotels
Admission to the famous Porsche and Mercedes-Benz Museum

Business Address:
Esslinger Straße 8
City: Stuttgart
ZIP Code: 70182

Website:
going-cuckoo.com/elearning-southwest-germany
Phone Number:
+49(0)7 11/2 38 58-0

Baden Wurttemberg Germany Fam

Mercedes Museum

The Mercedes Benz Museum in Stuttgart, was a tour of a lifetime, even if you just somewhat admire a well-designed car, you will be amazed at the history Mercedes brought to the auto industry.

The tour starts on the 8th floor and you walk down in a spiral going through the history and different aspects of Mercedes Benz that stand out including racing and buses.

Hohenzollen Castle

Hohenzollern Castle — Event room for business meetings and weddings.

This is the meeting and events room used for weddings and dinner events.

Porsche Museum

Mannheim Watertower

Berghotel in the Black Forest

Stuttgart Beer Festival Volksfest

Volksfest in Stuttgart is similar to Oktoberfest in Munich but smaller. There are several beer halls and lots of fun!

Known locally as the Cannstatter Wasen, this is much more authentic than the perhaps better-known Munich event. From late September to mid-October. On the first day, the mayor taps the barrel to kick off the 200-year-old festival.

You can expect lots of traditional food, beer, and locals singing and sharing, including oompah bands to folk costumes, sauerkraut or crispy pork knuckles, and Stein after Stein of the specially-brewed festival beer.