The Annual German Christmas Market, began with lot of zeal
&; laughter at Indo-German Chamber of Commerce, New Delhi. Celebrating
Christmas the German way has been the forté of the German Christmas Market and
this year too this fun-filled Christmas market proved the same for the
visitors. The two-day festivity takes place under the aegis of the German
Embassy and is supported by the German School & Federation of Indo-German
Societies in India.
The German Christmas Market is visited by more than 12,000 visitors
every year. It is aimed at providing an
insight into what Christmas shopping is like in Germany - a unique show in view
for the fifteenth successive year. The
highlights of the event this year were German Music, Christmas Carols, German
Beer, Gingerbread House, German Roof Top Restaurant & Coffee Shop,
Traditional German Christmas Cakes, Glühwein, Waffles, Potato Salad and German
Sausages, a stunningly decorated venue, a delicately lit up Christmas tree,
live band, lucky draw with exciting prizes, a pulsating kids zone with a
painting competition and magic shows by a German magician, Janko Renos. And to make the atmosphere all the more
Christmas-like, there was `Santa Claus’ too distributing gifts to the little
ones.
Over 100 exhibitors presented an exclusive palate of
interesting lifestyle products and unique gifting ideas for the festive season.
Christmas trees, decorations, candles, cards, souvenirs, jewelry, home
accessories, art, handicrafts, exquisite cutlery and silverware, innovative paper
products, designer wear and much more!
In the true festive spirit, German families and senior
executives saw serving home- baked cakes, freshly baked waffles and other
German specialities while the children from the German School participated in
Christmas Choir. The two-day festivity takes place under the aegis of the
German Embassy and is supported by the German School and Federation of
Indo-German Societies in India.
“This is the event where CEOs and senior representatives of
International Corporations, Ambassadors and distinguished dignitaries from
various foreign embassies and trade commissions meet over chilled German Beer
and Sausages, while their families shop exclusive lifestyle products and enjoys
the excellent ambience”, states Mr. Guido Christ, Deputy Director General,
Indo-German Chamber of Commerce, New Delhi.
German Christmas Market is also a way to promote trade and cultural
relations between the two countries, sums up Christ.
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