Self-service bag drop first in Stuttgart Airport

STUTTGART Airport announced the launch of smooth and fast self-service bag drop. 

Passengers of the German low-cost airline Eurowings will be the first to enjoy the service, SITA Scan&Fly, which allows them to check-in and drop their bags quickly. Now passengers can check in their baggage in less than a minute which will result in fewer queues and a better passenger experience. 

The first units are in Terminal 1 with plans to roll out in Terminal 3 over the coming months so that more airlines, and more of the 10.5 million passengers who use the airport each year, will enjoy the convenience.

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Germany gains 41st UNESCO World Heritage Site

UNESCO title for Le Corbusier Houses in Stuttgart. On July 17, 2016, the two Le Corbusier houses at the Weissenhof Estate in the Southern German city of Stuttgart were designated as #UNESCO World Heritage Sites, making it the first World Heritage Site for #Stuttgart and the 41st for #Germany.

The two Stuttgart houses are the architect’s only buildings in Germany and include the Weissenhof Museum, which illustrates the radical change in architecture around the time of the Second World War as well as Le Corbusier’s visionary thinking.

Germany’s other 40 UNESCO World Heritage Sites include the majestic Cologne Cathedral, the expansive Wadden Sea habitat, Classical Weimar and Regensburg’s charming Old Town. They can be explored via eight different themed routes, from natural wonders to architecture to palaces and parks.

For more information about Germany’s UNESCO World Heritage Sites, visit www.germany.travel/unesco

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