Despite the coronavirus and the extensive safety requirements, nearly 200 participants made their way to Hamburg on Tuesday. ^DSTNCMP21

As late as Monday afternoon, the program still had to be adapted to the new safety requirements issued by the Hanseatic City’s public health department, and the revised booklets for the participants’ lanyards didn’t arrive until 45 minutes before doors opened. Print shop manager Christine Schöler personally brought them^{to DSTNCMP21 on}the ICE train to Hamburg: “We’ve had to reprint them four times now!”

Despite the coronavirus and the extensive safety requirements, nearly 200 participants made their way to Hamburg on Tuesday.^DSTNCMP21

The biggest change: On the night from Friday to Saturday, the the DestinationCamp concept had to be “sacrificed” to comply with the latest COVID-19 regulations . Participants can no longer switch freely between the 18 topics led by the 6 pairs of moderators. Once they select their first session, they are assigned to a specific room and the^{DSTNCMP21 group} , within which they will design three two-hour topic blocks on Wednesday and the creative workshop on Thursday. Switching between rooms is not possible.^DSTNCMP21

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