Tag: Reisenetz

  • Berlin Youth Travel Conference

    Berlin Youth Travel Conference

    From November 17–18, 2026, ASSD GmbH will participate in the 2026 Youth Travel Congress in Berlin.

    The conference, organized by Reisenetz, the trade association for children’s and youth travel, is THE industry gathering in the German-speaking world for children’s and youth travel.

    Over the course of two days, there will be plenty of inspiration and in-depth professional discussions. Top-tier speakers will provide updates on all aspects of the children’s and youth travel industry.

    • Prof. Dr. Knut Bergmann, Director of the Berlin Office, German Economic Institute (IW): “Corporate Engagement for Democracy: Concerned, Willing, Challenged“
    • Dr. Tanja Rusack, Research Associate at the Institute for Social and Organizational Pedagogy, and Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Schröer, Professor of Social Pedagogy at the University of Hildesheim:“From Expert Report to Practice: What Providers of Children’s and Youth Travel Need to Know About Child Protection”
    • Oliver Puhe and Benno Grüssel, Mittelstand-Digital Center for Tourism: “DIANA-T Makes Dynamic Pricing Easy:‘Your Own Tourism Dashboard as a Management Tool’”
    • Daniel Pichert, Consultant & Lecturer on Grant Fundraising: “Grants for Children’s and Youth Trips“
    • Kerstin Claus, Federal Commissioner for the Protection of Children and Adolescents against Sexual Abuse:“Responsibly Organizing Protection Against Sexual Violence on Youth Trips—Requirements for the Children’s and Youth Travel Industry”
    • From Practice for Practice with Ralf Olk, a&o educare e.V.:“‘stayKIND’ — Prevention and Support for Bullying on Children’s and Youth Trips”
    • and much more.

    At the same time, the “Marketplace of Opportunities” will be taking place. It’s an opportunity for presentations, getting to know one another, exchanging ideas, and networking.

    Our Managing Director, Oliver Anschütz, and our Senior Consultant, Anna-Lena Rösler, will be presenting the ASSD Hostel and Hotel Management Software at the Youth Travel Congress in Berlin and are looking forward to seeing many familiar faces and having great conversations!

    Oliver Anschütz and Anna-Lena Rösler will present ASSD at the 20026 Youth Travel Congress in Berlin

  • ITB Berlin 2026

    ITB Berlin 2026

    Meet ASSD Hotel and Hostel Software at ITB 2026 in Berlin.

    From March 3 to 5, 2026, the hospitality industry will meet for the 60th time in the Berlin exhibition halls around the Radio Tower. To mark the anniversary, the trade fair is celebrating this year under the motto “Discover the stories behind 60 years of legacy”.

    For the first time, you can meet ASSD at the joint stand of our partner Reisenetz, the trade association for children and youth travel. We look forward to seeing you in Hall 4.1b at Stand 222.

    Andreas Stolz, Anna-Lena Rösler and Kai Niedermeyer are looking forward to your visit, a lively exchange and many new contacts.

    Please contact kai.niedermeyer[at]assd.com for appointments in advance.

  • Reisenetz membership

    Reisenetz membership

    The year 2026 is off to a great start – ASSD is now a member of Reisenetz, the German professional association for child and youth travel. We are very much looking forward to the future cooperation and lively exchange!

    Safe travel for children and young people requires trust in quality – the Travel Network is one of the most active and largest networks in this area. Its members come from all areas of the industry. Together, they are particularly concerned about safe travel for children and young people.

    Logo for membership in Reisenetz, the professional association for children and youth travel

    The mission statement of the travel network speaks for itself:

    “The members of Reisenetz are an independent network of commercial and non-profit organizations from Germany and abroad. We offer services for children and youth travel as tour operators, providers of educational programs, accommodation, transport companies, insurance or as consultants. Our members work in partnership with each other and the exchange of ideas between colleagues is important to us. We work for sustainable, educationally responsible travel for children and young people and create spaces for positive, development-promoting experiences. We advocate cultural diversity and the participation of all children and young people in children’s and youth travel.

    Xenophobia and any kind of discrimination, especially against marginalized groups, is at odds with our international, cosmopolitan and democratic self-image. Compliance with and implementation of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child is a very important goal for us. A particular focus is on the prevention of sexualized violence in child and youth travel.

    We are committed to fair competition and sensible legal framework conditions. We continuously support the professionalization of travel for children and young people and set binding standards for the quality of our members’ offers.”