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Germany's food supplements market is a billion-dollar industry, with one in three Germans regularly taking food supplements to improve their health and well-being.

Germany is Europe’s photonics giant, accounting for 41 percent of the continent’s production. It is also one of Germany’s most research-heavy and innovation-dependent sectors – worth more than 37 billion euros in 2020. Optical and photonic technologies have enjoyed consistent growth in recent years – with new markets including augmented and virtual reality, digital health, autonomous driving, machine vision, and smart farming all creating new business opportunities.

Germany features one of the best environments for biotechnology companies worldwide. Along the entire value chain Germany's biotechnology landscape is known for its outstanding capabilities, resources, and infrastructure.

Digitalization is transforming learning – in the classroom, the workplace and at home. Significant opportunities exist for innovative digital learning platforms and solutions providers in Germany - Europe’s biggest and most diverse education and learning market.

Germany is one of the world’s favorite travel destinations – recording record overnight stay levels for the ninth year in succession. The World Economic Forum ranks the country third internationally, with a diversified market providing excellent opportunities for international investors.
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"FinTech", the now ubiquitous term used to describe the digital union of financial services and technology, has transformend the global financial services landscape. Germany's FinTech market is now one of the biggest in the world. FinTechs have firmly established their presence in the marketplace.

Germany is Europe’s largest medical technology market and ranks third internationally. The foundation of this success is a well-established collaboration between private sector companies, hospitals, contract research institutions, and academia.
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Germans have been in love with automobiles since the car was invented so it’s no surprise that that they’re fans of future mobility. There are more electric vehicles on the streets of Germany than in any other European country, and in terms of policy cities like Berlin are going over to green transportation and logistics and environmentally friendly vehicles. That means business opportunities for forward-looking companies.

Computers are becoming an increasingly central part of our world, so it’s no surprise that the German software and cybersecurity sector is continually expanding. In 2018, software turnover alone in Germany amounted to 24 billion euros – roughly 22 percent of the total European market share. And with demands growing for digital security and cloud solutions, those figures are forecast to keep on rising.