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Due to an U.S. embassy report in 2008 "In 2007, this number [US American tourists in Saxony] increased to 57,958 (as part of groups of 9 or more) who stayed a total of 140,424 nights" (by U.S. Consulate General Leipzig. November 2008). Similar numbers are probably to be taken into account for numerous other countries where people due to the shiny glare of Berlin and Prague are not yet aware of the beauty of Dresden.
How on earth can one explore the hidden beauty of Dresden apart from its obvious and most impressive museums, opera house (Semperoper) in just a few days? Even after 18 years of being part of the City I find every day new unseen surprises, such as DRESDENconcept, SLUB, The Heide (the park-like green outskirts spreading from Neustadt up North), or many other small spots of interest.
To attract curious visitors to not only come to Dresden yet to co-create the future of this awesome place with remarkable citizens, is what #InnoBay is about.
What can you help to make this dream become true? Ranging from connecting with the right people, visiting the city, meeting with Dresdener (tonight, 29th of August, at 7pm there is a TweetUp at MAX Altstadt am Postplatz - you are heartily invited to come along), to sponsoring the trip to Silicon Valley and make the first German screening of Transcendent Man in Dresden to become true. Check out our InnoBay group on Facebook
WE NEED YOUR HELP TO MAKE IT HAPPEN TOGETHER
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@TranscendentMan screened twice already over the summer time on a mega screen (on a house wall like in 'Cinema Paradiso') - more to come. Will it be at TU Dresden, City Hall, a movie theatre, Semperoper, or Schauspielhaus?
You decided whether you would like to see it, and talk about it and its implications (good and/or bad).
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