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 Student Manual
From the 2nd of March till the 7th of March – 2014 @Berlin Index
1. WELCOME TO WOW Berlin
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2. PROGRAM
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3. EUROPEAN GET TOGETHER
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4. BERLIN CITY RALLY
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The Clusters
The schedule / itinerary per group
5. The WOW assignment
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Context
Assignment
Learning outcomes
Groups
Innowiz
ITB Berlin
Deliverables
Day-to-day and hour-to-hour work planning
Assessment
Awards
6. WOW hotspots and how to get where
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6.1.
6.2.
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6.4.
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Generator Hostel
EBC
ITB
Urania
Getting around
Public transportation: tickets
Food and drinks in Berlin: tips
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7. PRACTICAL INFORMATION
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7.1.
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7.5.
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In case of emergency
3G-stick
List of participating schools
List of coaches
List of students
Code of conduct
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Student Manual - p1 1. WELCOME TO WOW Berlin
WOW Berlin 2014
Window on the world
Dearest participant,
Welcome to the WOW Berlin ’14 project!
The WOW-team is very pleased to meet you in Berlin and hopes that you will have a fruitful international
experience in the capital of Germany! You will have the chance to meet colleagues from other schools and
universities from all over Europe, building relationships for a future cooperation between your institute and
theirs. Prepare yourself for a very intensive week with a lot of hard work and a lot of fun. This week will stick
with you for the rest of your life, in a very positive way!
The WOW Berlin project started in 2011 under the name Hedtour ITB Berlin. Hedtour is a network in the
field of tourism within Businet, which is a business network of different European Universities and University
Colleges. Since the edition of 2013 the project was called WOW Berlin. WOW stands for ‘Window on the
world’. This project is all about international awareness, your ability to communicate in foreign languages
and the ability to deal with trade people.
Do follow us on the web and contribute on Facebook and Twitter during WOW:
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You can find all practical details and related information about this project on our website
URL: http://www.howest.be/wowberlin.
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Give us a “Like” on Facebook and be able to follow each update of the project and see the pictures
of you and your fellow students. Tag along! URL: https://www.facebook.com/wowberlin.
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Follow us on Twitter and start tweeting! Make sure you use our hashtag: #wowberlin.
URL: https://twitter.com/WOWBerlin
Fasten your seatbelts and get ready for this amazing journey!
The WOW-team
Student Manual - p2 2. PROGRAM
Sunday March 2: WOW, nice to get to know you
When
What
Where
Before 17:00
Arrival of all partners at the hostel and check-in at the
WOW-desk.
Lobby Generator
Hostel
21:00 – 23:00
‘European get together’
Turbine (ground
floor) Generator
Hostel
Monday March 3: WOW, what a nice city
When
What
Where
7:00 – 9:00
Breakfast buffet
Groundfloor
Generator Hostel
9:00 – 10:00
Departure students City rally from the city center.
Lobby Generator
Hostel
17:00 - 18:00
Arrival City rally
Lobby Generator
Hostel
Before 19:00
Post your best picture per cluster of the City Rally on
Twitter.
Tuesday March 4: WOW, how creative
When
What
Where
7:00 – 9:00
Breakfast buffet
9:00 – 9:30
Transfer to Urania
Groundfloor
Generator Hostel
Urania
10:00 – 12:00
Urania
12:00 – 14:00
Kick-off of the project
(Announcement winner City Rally)
Lunch at leisure
14:00 – 18:00
Brainstorm session Innowiz with coach
EBC Hochschule
Student Manual - p3 Wednesday March 5: WOW, sooooo big
When
What
Where
7:00 – 9:00
Breakfast buffet
9:00 – 10:00
Transfer to ITB
Groundfloor
Generator Hostel
U-Bahn Station
10:00 – 17:30
Visit ITB Berlin
Messe Berlin
17:30 – 18:00
Meeting with coach/lecturer
Messe Berlin
18:00
Free for the night
Thursday March 6: WOW, work work work
When
What
Where
7:00 – 9:00
Breakfast buffet
9:00 – 12:00
Start working session (one group starts working on the
presentation, one group starts working on the fair)
Groundfloor
Generator Hostel
Berlin is your
office!
12:00 -17:00
Continue working session
EBC Hochschule
18:00 – 20:00
Product Presentations
EBC Hochschule
20:00 - …
Free for the night – enjoy Berlin!
Friday March 7: WOW, what a show
When
What
Where
07:00 – 08:00
Breakfast buffet
08:00 – 08:45
Transfer to Urania
Groundfloor
Generator Hostel
S-Bahn & Bus
09:00 – 10:00
Set up stand for WOW exhibition
10:15 – 11:30
Product Presentation of the 6 finalists in front of
professional jury (1 winner, 2 runner-ups, 3 finalists)
11:40 – 13:00
WOW Exhibition at Urania (looking at the different stands
and pitch for your own product)
Urania (2nd
floor)
13:30 – 14:00
Award giving ceremony for best presentation and best
WOW exhibition
Urania (1st floor)
14:00-…
Crying and transfer back home
Student Manual - p4 Urania (2nd
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Urania (1st floor)
3. EUROPEAN GET TOGETHER
On Monday night there will be a ‘European Get Together’ at the Generator Hostel.
This will be the informal kick-off of WOW Berlin ’14. Meet your team, your coach and all of the WOWparticipants. Cheers!
4. BERLIN CITY RALLY
Today is all about meeting the wonderful city of Berlin and getting to know your team. To add up to the
experience, we turn it into a photo contest. Make sure you bring your mobile phone / photo camera with
you and read the rules of the game below.
How to play the game?
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Meet up with your team at 9 am at the WOW desk in the Generator Lobby. Make sure your team is
complete before you leave – or else: report to us if someone is not showing up.
Read the schedule below to find your starting point and itinerary for the city rally.
Explore the city cluster by cluster. Make sure you work your way through each and every cluster as
provided in the schedule below. A city map will be extremely helpful to get yourselves started 
Take a lot of funny pictures in each cluster.
Time to spare? Add some extra clusters to your tour.
Be back at the hostel between 5 and 6 pm.
Set up a group meeting: time to select the best picture for every obligatory cluster in your tour.
Post the 4 pictures on twitter before 7 pm. Use your 3G-stick to have easy access to the internet. Use
the correct hashtags: #wowberlin #cityrally #group+number (eg #wowberlin #cityrally #group1)
Check, double check and repost if necessary
Winner of the game
‐ The WOW-team selects the 10 best pictures and posts them on the facebookpage.
‐ Do you see appear one of your pictures on the FB-page of WOW Berlin? Time to do some PR then.
Promote your picture on FB by asking for likes. Address your family, fiancé, fellow students, anyone
and make sure you collect a huge number of likes.
‐ The winning team will be awarded a nice prize during the Kick-off event of WOW in Urania.
‐ PS: Likes will be counted at Tuesday morning at 10am.
We hope you will enjoy your day, that you get to know your group and the city of Berlin better,
and that you will have a lot of fun taking the pictures!
Student Manual - p5 4.1. The clusters
Cluster 1
1. At the beginning of the 19th century, it was one of the busiest squares in Berlin. Already in the Middle
Ages it was the center of the city and since the reunification of East and West Berlin the large square
is primed to once again become the center of Berlin. There are 3 monuments on the square, the TV
tower, the Weltzeituhr and the Fountain of International Friendship. The first, known as the
Fernsehturm, with a length of 365m, is one of the largest structures in Europe. The world clock shows
the names of a number of foreign cities in different time zones. The Fountain of International Friendship
is a 23m wide circular fountain. At the center of the fountain is a modern structure that consists of a
series of basins along which water flows down.
At this square an important building is located, which plays an important role in our project: the school
hosting the project. Take a picture of the sign of the school.
What time is it? The Weltzeituhr will tell you the time. Take a picture of the time of one of the countries
of one of the group members.
2. Nikolaiviertel is the oldest part of Berlin still standing from the 1200's. This historic district is an excellent
place to get something to eat. They offer very good traditional German food and excellent beer. So,
hungry? Take a seat and be happy. What is on the menu at Am Nußbaum 3? Take a picture of the
menu.
3. The former GDR was officially an atheist state, yet the founding fathers of socialism were worshipped
almost as deities. Who are they?
Take a picture of two members of the group, representing the large statue of the founding fathers of
socialism. Make sure that the picture looks as much as the real thing as possible.
4. Granted UNESCO National Heritage Site status in the year 1999, Berlin's Museum Island in the river
Spree was designed to be "a sanctuary of art and science". One of the five marvelous museums that
sit on Berlin's Museum Island, the Pergamon Museum being the newest, first opened in 1930. The
Altes Museum (Old Museum) is one of the masterpieces of the area. There are other museums and
different interesting buildings on the island, like the Berliner Dom.
Take a picture of the area, which depictures what this Island means to you.
Cluster 2
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President John F. Kennedy ordered the U.S. forces to build three checkpoints at different points in the
wall through which diplomatic corps and allied forces could enter West Berlin. Go to the most famous.
Take a picture acting as a person crossing over.
In 1996, Galeries Lafayette’s first German branch was built on the corner of the Friedrichstrasse and
the Französische Strasse. The Parisian store had its sights set to be on Berlin’s map from the
beginning. After endless pulling down of buildings, building works, digging and restoration, on the new
Friedrichstrasse was also a new glossy building. Jean Nouvel’s glass temple with his main tenants.
Galeries Lafayette was the first noticeable symbol for the Friedrichstrasse. Passages and an early sign
of hope for other houses and shops to follow.
Vive le Mode! Take a picture of the group which shows your interpretation of the slogan of the
Galeries, using Jean Nouvel’s glass piece of art as a background.
The harmonious Gendarmenmarkt is known as one of the most beautiful squares in Europe. It was
created at the end of the 17th century as a market place, the Linden Markt. The current name is derived
from the Regiment Gens d'Armes, who had their stables here from 1736 to 1773. Gendarmenmarkt is
the setting for the Concert Hall, the most recent building on the square. It was badly damaged during
the Second World War and when reconstruction finished in 1984, it was turned into a concert hall.
Student Manual - p6 Konzerthaus is now home to the Berliner Philharmoniker. Further, the twin German and French
Cathedrals opposite each other complete the picture.
What’s on the Program of the Berliner Philharmoniker? Take a picture of one of the concerts that
are scheduled to play this week.
Cluster 3
1. This gate was originally part of a wall surrounding Berlin and was the main entrance to the city. After
the war and the division of Berlin, the Gate was right at the border between East and West Berlin, just
inside the Russian sector. The gate symbolized Germany's division. With the fall of the wall in 1989,
people flocked here to celebrate. The monument was renovated again in 2001; it opened as good as
new on October 3, 2002.
Make a representing picture of what this monument means to you.
2. You go now to the seat of the German Parliament, one of Berlin's most historical landmarks. Before the
unification, it was located right next to the Wall. In 1933, a fire broke out, destroying much of the
building, which was damaged even more at the end of the war, when the Soviets entered Berlin. The
picture of a Red Army Soldier raising the Soviet flag on the Reichstag is one of the most famous 20th
century images and symbolized Germany's defeat. Since April 1999, the building is once again the seat
of the Bundestag.
Take a picture of a politician with the members of the group.
Cluster 4
1.
After the fall of the Wall it was decided to rebuild the whole area, 480.000 square meters large.
Construction started in 1994 and officially opened in 1998. The project included the construction of
several landmark towers, a shopping arcade, an entertainment center and residential buildings.
The first building completed was the Debis tower, designed by Renzo Piano. Other eye catchers are
the Sony Center, a complex designed by Helmut Jahn, and its neighbour, the brown-brick Kohlhof
building featured an observation deck at a height of 93m.
Take a panoramic picture of the city and of the tent-like roof.
What is the new cultural highlight at the heart of Berlin? Take a picture of it.
2.
This is a tribute to the Jews who died before and during World War II as part of Hitler's plan to
exterminate them. Occupying about 19,000 square meters of space the Berlin Holocaust Memorial is
made up of 2.711 gray stone slabs that bear no markings, such as names or dates. The slabs undulate
in a wave-like pattern. Each is a five-sided monolith, individually unique in shape and size. Some are
only ankle high whereas others tower over visitors. The paths that are shaped between the slabs
undulate as well. Eisenman, the architect, hoped to create a feeling of groundlessness and instability;
a sense of disorientation. Most will agree that he succeeded. The architect has said that he hopes it
will merely become a natural part of the city, blending in with its background; used for shortcuts on the
way home from work or a place of peace and quiet on a chaotic day. Underground is the Memorial as
interesting.
Make a short film telling a true story of a family or an individual who faced the wrath of the Nazi
party and that helped design the Memorial.
3. The Cross Points – A Cultural Dialogue series, accompanying the Unterwegs chamber music concerts
of the Berliner Philharmoniker orchestra, invites interested listeners to lectures, workshops and
concerts exploring the music of other cultures. A new project this year will be the Late Lounge,
introducing contemporary and world music performed by members of the Berliner Philharmoniker and
guests.
Student Manual - p7 The whole group together will sing a song, in at least 3 different languages - Record it.
4. Berlin: an exciting, cosmopolitan cultural hub that never ceases to attract artists from all over the world.
A diverse cultural scene, a critical public and an audience of film-lovers characterize the city. In the
middle of it all, a great cultural event and one of the most important dates for the international film
industry. Around 300,000 sold tickets, more than 19,000 professional visitors from 115 countries,
including 4,000 journalists: art, glamour, parties and business are all inseparably linked to this event.
What is the name of this international event and which edition is held this year? Take a picture of the
name and the edition.
Cluster 5
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The Kaiser-Wilhelm-Gedächtniskirche or Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church is one of Berlin's most
famous landmarks. The church was partially destroyed during a bombing raid in 1943. The damaged
tower is a symbol of Berlin's resolve to rebuild the city after the war and a constant reminder of the
destruction of war. The church is located at the Breitscheidplatz, the center of former West-Berlin. It is
still the commercial center of Berlin, with the Ku'damm shopping street and Europa Center nearby.
The Gedächtniskirche is a constant reminder of the destruction of war. Convert the church in a
symbol of peace for the future. The whole group takes a picture that captures the hope for peace in
the world.
KaDeWe, Kaufhaus des Westens, is a department store in Berlin. With over 60,000 square meters of
shop space and more than 380,000 articles available, it is the second largest department store
in Europe. It attracts 40.000 to 50.000 visitors every day.
Take a picture of what is for the group the most representative spot in the store: a department, an
architectonical structure or detail, the decoration, a product, the clients… Involve the group.
The Urania is one of the most visited locations in Berlin with a unique educational and cultural program.
There are different actions such as lectures, plays, concerts, seminars, discussions and performances.
More than 200.000 people visit Urania Berlin every year. Furthermore, Urania Berlin is a well-known
art-house cinema and one of the biggest venues during the international film festival “Berlinale” –
Internationale Filmfestspiele Berlin”. Urania Berlin is a registered association with 2,500 members and
more than 80 partners and gets no financial institutional support. Urania Berlin can also be rented as
a multifunctional event center for up to 1,500 visitors.
Take a picture of the group representing a play.
One of the largest zoological gardens in the world, Berlin's Zoologischer Garten has been thrilling
visitors since it opened more than 150 years ago. These days, you'll be treated to more than 15,000
animals representing about 1,400 species. Cages are rare and most animals roam free in re-creations
of their natural habitats.
Take a picture of the group at one of the entrance gates.
Cluster 6
When you have time left:
1. Interesting things that are further away. Some groups will start here, some will have to do it at the end
of their city rally. Try to as many as possible but make sure you return in time to the hostel. Make a
creative picture at each location.
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O2 Arena
Opera
Olympia Stadion
Part of the Berlin Wall (the Kiss).
ICC Berlin and Messe Berlin (Funkturm)
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DDR Museum
Soviet War Memorial
Charlottenburg Palace
At the center of a large roundabout in Tiergarten, stands the tall Siegessäule. From here you will enjoy
a beautiful overview of the city.
11. Together with a German family enjoy a currywurst and a bier.
12. From the Oberbaumbrücke you can wonder the Molecule Men sculpture and River Spree.
Student Manual - p9 4.2. The schedule / itinerary per group
Group
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Starting point
Cluster 1, point 1
Cluster 2, point 1
Cluster 3, point 1
Cluster 4, point 1
Cluster 5, point 1
Cluster 1, point 2
Cluster 2, point 2
Cluster 3, point 2
Cluster 4, point 2
Cluster 5, point 2
Cluster 1, point 3
Cluster 2, point 3
Cluster 3, point 1
Cluster 4, point 3
Cluster 5, point 3
Cluster 1, point 4
Cluster 2, point 1
Cluster 3, point 2
Cluster 4, point 4
Cluster 5, point 4
Cluster 1, point 1
Cluster 2, point 2
Route
Finish cluster 1, then 2, 3, 4
Finish cluster 2, then 3, 4, 5
Finish cluster 3, then 4, 5, 1
Finish cluster 4, then 5, 1, 2
Finish cluster 5, then 1, 2, 3
Finish cluster 1, then 2, 3, 4
Finish cluster 2, then 3, 4, 5
Finish cluster 3, then 4, 5, 1
Finish cluster 4, then 5, 1, 2
Finish cluster 5, then 1, 2, 3
Finish cluster 1, then 2, 3, 4
Finish cluster 2, then 3, 4, 5
Finish cluster 3, then 2, 5, 4
Finish cluster 4, then 5, 1, 2
Finish cluster 5, then 1, 2, 3
Finish cluster 1, then 2, 3, 4
Finish cluster 2, then 4, 5, 1
Finish cluster 3, then 2, 5, 4
Finish cluster 4, then 5, 1, 2
Finish cluster 5, then 1, 2, 3
Finish cluster 1, then 3, 4, 5
Finish cluster 2, then 4, 5, 1
Student Manual - p10 5. The WOW assignment
5.1. Context
In the present competitive tourist industry, where people can easily compose and book their trip
themselves, being innovative and creative when offering tours and holidays is a must.
Following up on trends, creating new travel concepts, specializing and staying in touch with the client is
the key to success in this business.
5.2. Assignment
1. Create a new tour operator with a specific focus (country or region, target group, price,
transportation, …) and define the USP (unique selling proposition) of the company. Brand this
company with a mission statement, logo and catch phrase.
2. Create the first product of this company; a trip for a group of 20 people (where they are from, type
of group, travel time and duration, type of trip,… these are all aspects the group needs to
determine). No matter how long the trip takes, you work out 3 days of it very precisely. You
determine and elaborate upon 15 service elements that include transportation, accommodation
and entertainment.
Student Manual - p11 5.3. Learning Goals
Knowledge
1. Creating an innovative product for the tourism trade in an autonomous way
 Spotting and incorporating travel trends into your product
 Generating innovative ideas to answer to market opportunities which are different from the
competitor’s offers
 Converting, together with others, an innovative idea into a realistic product from a selling point of
view
 Designing and managing a project together with others
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Skills
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Communicating skills
Using English as communication language in a multicultural group
Developing and practicing intercultural communication skills
Experiencing the implications of differences among cultures for international
cooperation
Being able to function in a multicultural and interdisciplinary group
3. Managing a project and the project processes.
 Coping with unexpected events which disrupt the processes in the project group,
and reacting in an adequate manner.
 Handling a simple conflict situation in a multicultural and
interdisciplinary project group.
 Evaluating the contributions of members of the project group and
giving feedback to the project group
 Self-evaluation of the own contributions and reflection on own performance
Student Manual - p12 5.4. Groups
The average group will consist of 8 students, each with different nationalities and backgrounds. To every
group a lecturer is assigned as a coach. The ITB in Berlin will be used as a source of information to
acquire a broader knowledge of unfamiliar destinations, as well as to extend your network.
5.5. Innowiz
INNOWIZ is an innovation method and an evolving creativity tool database. It is an open source
project initiated by the Industrial Design Center at Howest University (Belgium). One could see innovation
as the outcome of a creative process. A creative process consists of 4 steps: problem definition, idea
generation, idea selection and idea communication. You can use this step-by-step plan as a cyclic
problem solving method for tackling your challenging projects related to work or life. The INNOWIZ
method is just as useful for structuring creative (brainstorm) sessions. You can enrich the 4 steps by
making use of many different creativity techniques.
Dries Laperre, creativity lecturer at Howest, has been involved in the INNOWIZ tool from the beginning.
He was the project leader of both the play,mate! and INNOWIZ IN A BOX projects. During WOW Berlin
Wouter Doornaert, founder of the creative company Elevenfeet and Ralph Nafzger, industrial designer,
will lead the creativity team.
The INNOWIZ team has invested in the development of hands-on tools, which can be used in
brainstorm sessions, in group or individually. The user doesn’t have to know the methodology or have any
knowledge about how creativity works. Just grab a tool and play!
Student Manual - p13 5.6. ITB Berlin
The ITB Berlin is the world’s largest tourism trade fair and the perfect place for you and your group to
gather information and interact with the professionals from the tourism field. Your visit needs to be
prepared well, in order to use your time efficiently at the fair. You need to make sure to collect as much
information as possible at the fair if you want to get the maximum out of the project week. In consultation
with your coach, you must design a strategy for your visit to the fair, and plan which information is
needed, which stands you will visit at the fair and how you are going to approach the trade contacts you
selected.
5.7. Deliverables
Your project work will result in two deliverables:
1. PowerPoint presentation to be delivered on Thursday evening
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5 to 8 minutes per group
8 slides – summary, according to briefing below. Don’t deliver a detailed travel itinerary of your
product! You spend max. 1 minute per slide.
To be presented by 2 group members for the jury of coaches on Thursday.
Make it…WOW!
Deadline Thursday at 5 pm, via e-mail to wowberlin@howest.be + on USB.
Which slides?
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Slide 1:The company
Logo, name, slogan mission, USP, …
Slide 2: The Competition
Positioning map of your company in relation to the major competitors in the home countries of
one of the group members
Slide 3: The target group
Who is the first client of the company?
Slide 4: Destination
Where do you send your client?
Slide 5: 3 days of your program
Slide 6: Your 3 top service elements (out of 15)
Slide 7: The Cost
Cost calculation of the trip (without the flight and per person) – before VAT, taxes and profit for
your company. Remember to gather and use B2B prices.
Slide 8: Come and check us out!
Summary of the above mentioned arguments. Why do we have to visit you at the WOW
exhibition and buy your product? (1 sentence, 1 word, 1 image)
Student Manual - p14 2. Stand at the WOW Exhibition, to be delivered on Friday
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Set up your own stand at the WOW Exhibition. The students are expected to arrive at Urania at
8.45h.
You have one table and a board behind the table which you can use to decorate your stand.
Feel free to decorate your stand in a very WOW way!
At least three members of your group will be present at the stand during the whole duration of the
fair (in a rotating schedule) to pitch to potential clients. The others walk around to collect
information about the other competing companies and their products.
Prepare the pitch you will use to persuade visitors to buy your product. Make sure the message is
consistent, no matter which team member delivers the pitch. Also think of ways to address
visitors of the WOW exhibition so they stop to listen to your pitch.
Make sure you can answer any question concerning your travel concept and that you can go into
details.
Prepare your stand as if you persuade end-users to book your product.
5.8. Day-to-day and hour-to-hour workplanning
Tuesday 4 March: “WOW, how creative”
Time: 14:00 – 18:00
Place: EBC Hochschule
To do 1: Create a tour operator with specific focus. Decide what your corporate identity and USP will
be. Brand the company with a mission statement, logo and catch phrase.
To do 2: Decide what the look & feel of your presentation will be, in line with your corporate identity
and USP.
To do 3: Collect ideas for your travel concept (destinations, types of holidays, …).
To do 4: Work out a strategy for your ITB visit.
Output 1: A concept for a tour operator with a specific focus
Output 2: First 3 slides of your powerpoint presentation.
Output 3: Ideas for your travel concept (destinations, types of holidays, …).
Output 4: A strategy for your ITB visit.
Student Manual - p15 Wednesday 5 March: “WOW, sooooo big”
Time: 10:00 – 17:30
Place: ITB
To do: Visit ITB, following your strategy
Output: All the information and materials you need for your travel product, your powerpoint
presentation and the WOW exhibition stand.
Thursday 6 March: “WOW, work, work, work”
Time: 9:00 – 17:00
Place: EBC Hochschule
To do 1: Finalize your program (3 days/ 15 service elements).
To do 2: Finish the powerpoint presentation and prepare your talk.
To do 3: Prepare the design of your WOW exhibition stand.
To do 4: Prepare your pitch for the WOW exhibition. How will you attract visitors and how will you
pitch your product? Make sure every team member conveys the same message!
Output 1: A finalized travel product.
Output 2: Your powerpoint presentation and talk.
Output 3: A design for your WOW exhibition stand and all the necessary attributes.
Output 4: A pitch for the WOW exhibition.
Student Manual - p16 Friday 7 March: “WOW, what a show”
Time: 9:00 - 10:00 (set-up stand) and 11.40 – 13.15 (the exhibition + pitch)
Place: Urania
To do: Set up your stand for the WOW exhibition and get ready to pitch.
Output: A WOW stand and professional travel experts ready to meet the visitors.
Student Manual - p17 5.9. ASSESSMENT
Each student obtains an individual grade that sums up progress on the learning goals as defined in 4.3.
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Managing a project and the project processes as a team and as a team member
Creating an innovative product for the tourism trade in an autonomous way
Communicating skills
Overall, 4 forms will be completed by different evaluators. You find more info below.
Thursday 6 March: “WOW, work, work, work”
Time: 17:00 – 20:00
Place: EBC Hochschule
FORM 1: STUDENT EVALUATION - TEAMWORK
What: Teamwork (results in teamscore).
Who: Team evaluates the team.
Learning goal: 3.
When: At the end of your work session on Thursday. Hand in the form to the president of the jury
before you deliver your powerpoint presentation on Thursday.
FORM 2: COACH EVALUATION - TEAMWORK
What: Coach evaluates team members (individualizes teamscore).
Who: Your coach.
Learning goal: 3.
When: At the end of your work session on Thursday.
FORM 3: PRODUCT AND PRESENTATION EVALUATION
What: Evaluation of your product and presentation (results in team score).
Who: Jury of coaches. Note that your teamcoach won’t be part of your jury.
Learning goal: 1 + 2.
When: During your product presentation on Thursday.
Friday 7 March: “WOW, what a show”
Time: 11:40 – 12:30
Place: Urania 2nd floor
FORM 4: WOW EXHIBITION EVALUATION
What: Evaluation of your stand design and your product pitch (results in team score).
Who: Jury of coaches. Note that your teamcoach won’t be part of your jury.
Learning goal: 1+2.
Student Manual - p18 How do you obtain your final grade?
Each student obtains an individual score on 20, that will be converted to an ECTS-grade (ranging from A
to F).
When do you obtain your final grade?
On Friday each lecturer will receive an overview of the scores of his students (grade on 20). The
Transcripts of Records with the ECTS grades will be send to the responsible lecturers shortly after
WOWBerlin.
5.10. AWARDS
If you don’t feel the urge to work to obtain a good grade, you might feel challenged to compete with the
other teams for eternal fame and your own personal spot in the WOW-gallery of Award Winners! During
the final Award Show we will elect two winning teams and honour them with a WOW-Award and a nice
price.
There are 2 awards to earn:
1. The WOW Exhibition Award – Coaches choose best stand and pitch.
2. The WOW Presentation Award – Professional jury chooses best presentation.
Friday 7 March: “WOW, what a show”
The grand final of WOWBerlin 2014 will be the award show. Two teams will take home a
WOW award and some nice prices. They will get special honour on our WOW Facebook page
and a nice certificate to include in their CV!
Time: 14:30 – 15:00
Place: Urania 1st floor
COMPETITION 1: WOW Presentation Award
What: To be earned by the teams with the best product presentation on Friday.
Who: Each jury of coaches selects the 2 best teams who can compete for the WOW Presentation
Award. Six teams are our finalists for the WOW Presentation Award.
How: These finalists will repeat their product presentation on Friday in Urania for all the WOWparticipants and coaches and… for a professional jury. The professional jury selects a winner and
two runner-ups.
COMPETITION 2: WOW Exhibition Award
What: To be earned by the teams with the best WOW Exhibition stand design + product pitch.
Who: Jury of coaches.
Student Manual - p19 How: 3 finalists are the teams with the highest score. The jury of coaches selects a winner and two
runner-ups.
6. WOW hotspots and how to get where
6.1. Generator Hostel
Address:
Generator Hostel (Prenzlauer Berg)
Storkower Strasse 160
10407 Berlin
Germany
Tel: +49 30 417 2400
Fax: +49 30 417 24080
URL:
http://generatorhostels.com/en/destinations/berlin/prenzlauerberg/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GENERATORhostels
E-mail: groupsberlin@generatorhostels.com
Student Manual - p20 Facilities at the hostel:
In general:
The hostel is open 24/7.
Students stay in dorms and will be divided by the hostel per school.
Every student receives a key card to enter his/her dorm. Should you lose your key card, you will get a
replacement card for free (you need to show your ID though to get a replacement card).
Check-in is at 3pm. If you arrive earlier you can leave your luggage at the reception (luggage room).
Check-out is before 10am (breakfast until 11am). Luggage can be left in a luggage compartment.
The hostel provides sheets. You can rent a towel at the reception or just bring your own.
A washing machine is available (washing and drying at 5 EURO per load).
Internet connection:
Wireless internet is available on the entire ground floor of the hostel as well as in the rooms on the first
floor.
Wireless internet is for free (DaPhx Hot Spot). If you want to use the internet for less than an hour you
just logon with your computer (no password required). If you want to use the internet for more than an
hour you have to go to the reception and print a ticket from a box at the reception desk (press button
‘wireless 4 free’ and use the login code and password you receive). This ticket is valid for 6 hours. If you
want to continue afterwards you can ask for a new login code.
The hostel also provides internet access on desktop computers (50 cents per hour).
Security:
After 10pm the hostel should be quiet. Security staff will be checking the corridors all night long.
After two warnings you may be requested to leave the hostel immediately.
Leaving and entering the hostel at night is no problem. Security staff will check your key card when you
enter the building. The project leader and mediacrew will be staying at the hostel and will make sure that
the students behave properly.
Laptops can be stored in your personal locker. All students have a locker in their room. You need to bring
your own padlock (small version) in order to lock things up. If you do not have a padlock you can buy one
for 3 EURO at the hostel.
Copying and printing facilities at the hostel:
Student Manual - p21 You can make copies and print files for 5 cents (black and white copy) /10 cents (colour copy) per page at
the hostel (special price).
House rules:
Every lecturer is supposed to go through the house rules of the hostel with the students before checking
in.
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The breakfast buffet is open between 7.00 and 11.00am.
It is not allowed to take food with you.
For reasons of hygiene it is not allowed to consume any food or drinks in the rooms except water.
The Generator bar is opened daily from 5.00pm for over 16-year-olds.
You may not consume alcohol in your room or bring any into the building. Should the occasion
arise it will be confiscated and you will be able to pick it up at the reception when checking out.
All rooms should be checked for any defects by you upon arrival. Please note all defects into the
damage report list handed out to you by the reception.
The occupier of the room will be charged for any defects that have not been reported on the
damage report list.
Night time quiet is from 10pm to 7am. Do not hold any assemblies in your room or the
corridors.
Smoking is permitted for over 18-year-olds.
Smoking directly in front of the GENERATOR hostel is not permitted after 11pm to avoid noise at
night.
For your own safety please read the evacuation sheets in your room!
Sport activities in the car park are not permitted. You will be held liable for any damages caused.
Your valued articles are supposed to be stored in our safe deposit boxes at the reception. The
Generator will not take responsibility for any items you may store in the luggage room or in your
room or any other part in the building.
Entry to the GENERATOR hostel is permitted to house guests only.
In urgent cases, we reserve the right to contact the school Management.
Meals:
The hostel room includes breakfast, which will be served daily between 7:00 and 11:00am.
You can have dinner at the hostel between 18:00 and 22:00 but for groups (more than 10 persons) you
need to book at least 2 week in advance.
The price is 6,50 EURO for the daily special or 8,50 EURO for a
set menu.
Near the hostel (just around the corner) is the ‘Landsberger Forum’, a small shopping center with
supermarket in the basement and some restaurants.
A packed lunch can be ordered at the hostel in advance (4,50 EURO per person).
Student Manual - p22 Drinks:
There is a popular bar at the hostel which opens daily from 5pm onwards (open end!).
Happy hour is from 17:00 till 19:00pm.
Student Manual - p23 6.2. EBC
EBC Hochschule
Alexanderplatz 1 (on the sixth floor of the C&A building – entrance via the Galeria Kaufhof side)
10178 Berlin
Tel: +49 30 28092626
We are happy that the Euro Business College (EBC Hochschule) is providing some of its classrooms as
working rooms for us during our stay.
Wireless internet is available in all classrooms.
Student Manual - p24 6.3. ITB (Internationale Tourismus Börse)
Every year Berlin is hosting the biggest trade fair in the tourism sector, the ITB or the “Internationale
Tourismus Börse”. At this one week, the whole world is visiting Berlin, all hotels are overbooked and
flights get really full (sometimes they are aw-full). We want you to play an active role at this event and we
hope you will be able to immerse into everything a country has to offer.
The ITB Berlin is, with a total of 170,000 visitors consisting of 110,000 trade visitors and 10,000 exhibitors
from 180 countries, the leading B2B Platform of all tourism industry offers. For all other visitors, ITB Berlin
is a wonderful possibility to discover the whole world within a few hours. In addition, the world’s largest
tourism convention provides unique opportunities to benefit from the leading think tank of the global
tourism industry. The whole variety of travelling is present at ITB Berlin: destinations, tour operators,
booking systems, carriers, hotels and all other suppliers.
Travel & Tourism accounts for 258 million jobs globally. At US$ 6 trillion (9.1% of GDP) the sector is a key
driver for investment and economic growth at a global level.
The ITB Berlin is the key place to learn about new trends, market developments, and to deepen intensive
business relations. We want you, as students, to make use of these facilities. You will have to make use
of these new trends for the development of your innovative product and you will need to make use of an
extensive network of business people in the tourism field to make your product the most realistic as
possible.
For more information: URL: http://www.itb-berlin.de/en/
Student Manual - p25 Student Manual - p26 6.4. Urania
The kick-off event and final show will take place at Urania.
An der Urania 17
Berlin
URL: http://www.urania.de (near KaDeWe, “Kaufhaus des Westens”)
Student Manual - p27 6.5. Getting around
The Generator Hostel is located in the center of Berlin, so you can use public transport.
On the website of BVG (“Berliner Verkehrsbetriebe”) you can find more info.
URL: http://www.bvg.de/index.php/en/index.html
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Use “Google Maps” or a map you find in the hostel / in the city.
Download this app on your mobile phone:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=de.schildbach.oeffi&hl=de
Legend:
S-bahn
Tram/ Metrobus
U-bahn
Bus
Just around the corner from the Generator hostel is a stop of the ‘Strassenbahn’, called “Landsberger
Allee”.
station: “Landsberger Allee”.
Connections from Generator Hostel to Alexanderplatz, EBC Hochschule
Approx. 20 minutes:
Starting at “Landsberger Allee” (around the corner from the Generator Hostel)
Arrival at: take Tram
M5 or
M6 and get off at Alexanderplatz
Connections from Generator Hostel to ITB
Approx. 40-50 minutes:
Starting at:
Arrival at
Landsberger Allee
Messe Süd
! Be aware that the ITB is fully booked and public transport during peak hours is likely to be busy.
Fair opens at 10:00 AM and closes at 06:00 PM.
Connections from Generator Hostel to Urania
Approx. 40-50 minutes:
Starting at:
Landsberger Allee
Arrival at: Use
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until ‘Urania’, address: An der Urania 17.
Student Manual - p28 Connections from Urania to Alexanderplatz, EBC Hochschule
Approx. 30 minutes:
Starting at:
Urania
Arrival at: EBC Hochschule, parallel to the S-Bahn with the entrance at the north end facing “Galeria
Kaufhof”, a shopping centre.
6.6. Public transportation: tickets
A daily pass to use public transport in Berlin will cost you 6,70 euro; a single ticket costs 2,60 euro.
So it’s worth to buy a week pass (7-Tage-Karte VBB-Umweltkarte Berlin/7-day-pass - areas AB,
which is sufficient) for 28,80 euro.
Airport Schönefeld is not in area AB, unfortunately. So people arriving at this airport have to buy a
top-up
for getting away from Schönefeld Airport. It still is cheaper than buying one-way tickets.
At Schönefeld, there is a counter for public transport and the website provides information about
where
which bus is and where tickets can be purchased:
http://www.berlin_airport.de/DE/ReisendeUndBesucher/AnUndAbreise/AnfahrtBusUndBahn/SXF/Oeff
entlicheSXF.html
6.7. Food and drinks in Berlin: tips
There are a lot of bars and restaurants in Berlin. Here we already give you some tips, but if you use
google, you will find a lot more! Also check the Expat’s Berliner’s website (for English-speaking Berliners):
http://www.exberliner.com/food
Kilkenny Irish Pub, Am Zwirngraben 17-20
Dante am Hackeschen Markt, Am Zwirngraben 8-10
Riva Bar, Dircksenstraße/S-Bahn-Bogen 142, open daily at 20.00
CARAMBAR - Café-Restaurant-Club, Rathausstr. 1
Zum Nussbaum, Am Nußbaum 3 (typical 19th century working-class Berlin restaurant in Nikolaiviertel)
Mutter Hoppe, Rathausstraße 21 (best to make a reservation)
Weihenstephaner Berlin, Neue Promenade 5
Brauhaus Lemke, Dircksenstr. 143
A-Lounge, Karl-Marx-Allee 35
Barist, Am Zwirngraben 13
Meilenstein, Oranienburger Straße 7
Student Manual - p29 ROCCO, Am Zwirngraben 13,
Sixties Diner, Oranienburger Str. 11
Basi`l, Dircksenstr. 47
1A-Lauschgift, Kleine Präsidentenstr. 3
Yo soy - Rosenthaler Strasse 37
Berlin Weinerei, www.weinerei.com, (3 bars at different locations)
- Perlin, Griebenowstrasse 5,
- Fra Rosa, Zionskirchstrasse 40, and
- Forum (Fehrbelliner Strasse 57
Cinema Cafe - Rosenthalerstrasse 39
Aufsturz, Oranienburg Strasse 67
Hofbräuhaus Berlin - Karl-Liebknecht-Straße 30
Student Manual - p30 7. PRACTICAL INFORMATION
7.1. In case of emergency
Lien Vermeulen (Project Coordinator): +32 474 72 79 05
Kirsten Matthes (EBC Hochschule Berlin): +49 30 3151935 14
Polizei 110
Ambulance 112
Tip: Exchange mobile numbers with your group members and coaches.
7.2. 3G-stick
Each group will be provided with a 3G-stick. This way you can always use the internet, wherever you
are working on the project, all over the city.
7.3. List of participating schools
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Buskerud Vestfold Univeristy College – Norway
Copenhagen Business Academy – Denmark
EBC Hochschule campus Berlin, Hamburg, Düsseldorf, Stuttgart – Germany
EPHEC (“Haute École Économique et Technique“) – Belgium
Helmi Business & Travel College – Finland
Hogeschool PXL – Belgium
Howest – Belgium
IULM: Libera Università di Lingue e Comunicazione – Italy
KHLeuven – Belgium
LCC International University – Lithuania
Mendel University – Czech Republic
Stenden hogeschool – The Netherlands
Student Manual - p31 7.4. List of coaches
Allyns Janien
Buccholz Lydia
De Boer Peter
Degand Grégory
Di Marcantonio Sandra
Dufek Ondrej
Esposito Annamaria
GrØnseth BjØrn Ove
Grud Jakobsen Katrine
Haargaard Camilla
Hämäläinen Marjo
Howest
EBC Hochschule Hamburg
Stenden
EPHEC
Hogeschool PXL
Mendel University
IULM
Buskerud Vestfold University College
Copenhagen Business Academy
Copenhagen Business Academy
Helmi Business & Travel College
Jeannine.Allyns@howest.be buchholz.lydia@ebc-hochschule.de
peter.de.boer@stenden.com
g.degand@ephec.be
sandra.dimarcantonio@pxl.be
ondrej.dufek@gmail.com
annamaria.esposito@iulm.it
bjorn-ove.gronseth@hibu.no
kjac@cphbusiness.dk
cah@cphbusiness.dk
marjo.hamalainen@liiketalousopisto.fi
Lehtinen Paulinna
Katja Preissler
Odebiyi Femi
Oedewald Markus
Schroeder Kirsten
Stuhr Synne
Terpstra Miriam
Vanhoucke Vera
Van Slambrouck Christine
Velasco Natalia
Ylipaavalniemi Riitta
Helmi Business & Travel College
EBC Hoschule Berlin
LCC International University
Helmi Business & Travel College
EBC Hochschule, Campus Stuttgart
Copenhagen Business Academy
Stenden
KHLeuven
Howest
EBC Hochschule Campus Düsseldorf
Helmi Business & Travel College
pauliina.lehtinen@liiketalousopisto.fi
katja-preissler@web.de
fodebiyi@lcc.lt
markus.oedewald@liiketalousopisto.fi
schroeder.kirsten@ebc-hochschule.de
sys@cphbusiness.dk
miriam.terpstra@stenden.com
vera.vanhoucke@khleuven.be
Christine.Van.Slambrouck@howest.be
velasco.natalia@ebc-hochschule.de
riitta.ylipaavalniemi@liiketalousopisto.fi
Student Manual - p32 7.5. List of students
Christensen
Henriette Hovland
Buskerud Vestfold University College
Drugli
Anne
Buskerud Vestfold University College
Hansen
Kenneth
Buskerud Vestfold University College
Lernerud
Sofie
Buskerud Vestfold University College
LØseth
Lars Øvergaard
Buskerud Vestfold University College
Norrman
Victoria
Buskerud Vestfold University College
Suaphuk
Gesaneephorn
Buskerud Vestfold University College
Trælstad
Marius
Buskerud Vestfold University College
Andrushchenko
Olena
Copenhagen Business Academy
Antonio
Ricardo
Copenhagen Business Academy
Chisenga Storm
Gladys
Copenhagen Business Academy
Czerwionka
Wioleta
Copenhagen Business Academy
Emma Boisen-Thøgersen
Caroline
Copenhagen Business Academy
Friis Kjær
Svanna
Copenhagen Business Academy
Frost Harboe
Cæcilie
Copenhagen Business Academy
Gejl Jensen
Katrine
Copenhagen Business Academy
Herløv Larsen
Josephine Marie
Copenhagen Business Academy
Højland
Amalie
Copenhagen Business Academy
Ingemar Kristensson
Adam Rasmus
Copenhagen Business Academy
Joao Costa
Maria
Copenhagen Business Academy
Justiniano
Maricruz
Copenhagen Business Academy
Knudsen
Lise Lotte
Copenhagen Business Academy
Lava Olsen
Birita
Copenhagen Business Academy
Maabjerg-Jørgensen
Jacob
Copenhagen Business Academy
Nielsen
Trine
Copenhagen Business Academy
Nielsen
Jon
Copenhagen Business Academy
Onisa
David Daniel
Copenhagen Business Academy
Ravnkilde Jensen
Henriette
Copenhagen Business Academy
Šamparas
Marijus
Copenhagen Business Academy
Apostu
Rebeca Adina
Copenhagen Business Academy
Bustorff Guerra
Virginia dos Santos
Copenhagen Business Academy
Sønderby Lamhauge
Freja
Copenhagen Business Academy
Springe
Laima
Copenhagen Business Academy
Sund Trads
Tina
Copenhagen Business Academy
Tehrani Frandsen
Pernille
Copenhagen Business Academy
Beder
Christian
EBC Hochschule Campus Berlin
Erne
Lisa-Marie
EBC Hochschule Campus Berlin
Fiebelmann
Catharina
EBC Hochschule Campus Berlin
Freitag
Ann-Christin
EBC Hochschule Campus Berlin
Krugmann
Anna-Sophie
EBC Hochschule Campus Berlin
Krupper
Julia
EBC Hochschule Campus Berlin
Student Manual - p33 Schubert
Natalie
EBC Hochschule Campus Berlin
Vogel
Angelina
EBC Hochschule Campus Berlin
Ajeti
Laura
EBC Hochschule Campus Düsseldorf
Frank
Sandra
EBC Hochschule Campus Düsseldorf
Friebe
Marcus
EBC Hochschule Campus Düsseldorf
Giesen
Alicia
EBC Hochschule Campus Düsseldorf
Honnen
Jannik
EBC Hochschule Campus Düsseldorf
Kluge
Analena
EBC Hochschule Campus Düsseldorf
Saatmann
Fenja
EBC Hochschule Campus Düsseldorf
Teixeira
Laura
EBC Hochschule Campus Düsseldorf
Drüppel
Katharina
EBC Hochschule campus Hamburg
Haschke
Linda
EBC Hochschule campus Hamburg
Vogelbacher
Katja
EBC Hochschule campus Hamburg
Buckenmaier
Julia
EBC Hochschule, Campus Stuttgart
Kirchenbauer
Viola
EBC Hochschule, Campus Stuttgart
Lottko
Juliane
EBC Hochschule, Campus Stuttgart
Perret
Vanessa
EBC Hochschule, Campus Stuttgart
Scheerer
Tamara
EBC Hochschule, Campus Stuttgart
Sigg
Selina
EBC Hochschule, Campus Stuttgart
Tesch
Laura
EBC Hochschule, Campus Stuttgart
Walz
Patrice
EBC Hochschule, Campus Stuttgart
Belpaire
Julie
Ecole Pratique des Hautes Etudes Commerciales
de Meeûs d'Argenteuil
Gwennaëlle
Ecole Pratique des Hautes Etudes Commerciales
De Scheemaekere
Quentin
Ecole Pratique des Hautes Etudes Commerciales
de Waroux
Juan
Ecole Pratique des Hautes Etudes Commerciales
Dupuis
François-Xavier
Ecole Pratique des Hautes Etudes Commerciales
Molho
Xhandros
Ecole Pratique des Hautes Etudes Commerciales
Montes
Margaux
Ecole Pratique des Hautes Etudes Commerciales
Verhelst
Marie-Line
Ecole Pratique des Hautes Etudes Commerciales
Vo
Hong Phuc
Ecole Pratique des Hautes Etudes Commerciales
Bea
Hasu
Helmi Business & Travel College
Helander
Elias
Helmi Business & Travel College
Hirvonen
Sonja
Helmi Business & Travel College
Jalava
Noora
Helmi Business & Travel College
Joob
Marjam
Helmi Business & Travel College
Kahlavirta
Marianna
Helmi Business & Travel College
Kaljonen
Jane
Helmi Business & Travel College
Kangas
Hanna
Helmi Business & Travel College
Kärkkäinen
Karoliina
Helmi Business & Travel College
Kettunen
Anniina
Helmi Business & Travel College
Kokko
Laura
Helmi Business & Travel College
Kolehmainen
Suvi
Helmi Business & Travel College
Koskiola
Annukka
Helmi Business & Travel College
Student Manual - p34 Kujala
Susanna
Helmi Business & Travel College
Kulmala
Marianna
Helmi Business & Travel College
Kuusela
Kristiina
Helmi Business & Travel College
Kyrö
Ville
Helmi Business & Travel College
Laaninen
Elina
Helmi Business & Travel College
Laiho
Emma
Helmi Business & Travel College
Larkiala
Liilamaria
Helmi Business & Travel College
Lehtinen-Lopez
Petra
Helmi Business & Travel College
Lönnrot
Mäkinen
Rita
Sonja
Helmi Business & Travel College
Helmi Business & Travel College
Manninen
Salla
Helmi Business & Travel College
Marjanen
Sylva
Helmi Business & Travel College
Oksa
Satu
Helmi Business & Travel College
Pietilä
Elina
Helmi Business & Travel College
Pöntiö
Piia
Helmi Business & Travel College
Poutanen
Silva
Helmi Business & Travel College
Rantanen
Hanna
Helmi Business & Travel College
Savimäki
Linda
Helmi Business & Travel College
Sirviö
Henriikka
Helmi Business & Travel College
Skarvelakis
Georgios
Helmi Business & Travel College
Sourander
Catarija
Helmi Business & Travel College
Spelman
Paula
Helmi Business & Travel College
Tiainen
Johanna
Helmi Business & Travel College
Tikkala
Petra
Helmi Business & Travel College
Toivio
Linnea
Helmi Business & Travel College
Tornberg
Anni
Helmi Business & Travel College
Väänänen
Taarna
Helmi Business & Travel College
Gielen
Sarah
Hogeschool PXL
Van Gerven
Hauke
Hogeschool PXL
Vanden Troost
Sanny
Hogeschool PXL
Baert
Emilie
Howest
Cnudde
Louis
Howest
Deleu
Kimberly
Howest
Demeurisse
Janissa
Howest
Desnock
Virginie
Howest
Expeel
Thobias
Howest
Ferri Perez
Lisa
Howest
Fort
Griet
Howest
Kareman
Canet
Howest
Lannoye
Liese
Howest
Logghe
Evelyn
Howest
Vandevelde
Sophie
Howest
Vandoorne
Emiel
Howest
Verhaeghe
Marie
Howest
Student Manual - p35 Waterbley
Evi
Howest
Woets
Killian
Howest
Letellier
Julie
KHLeuven
Makhnev
Daniel
KHLeuven
Michiels
Ilona
KHLeuven
Raeymaekers
Nele
KHLeuven
Schoutens
Jente
KHLeuven
Sneyers
Valerie
KHLeuven
Torfs
Tine
KHLeuven
Van Aalst
Sanne
KHLeuven
Van den brande
Astrid
KHLeuven
Willebrords
Eva
KHLeuven
Barjamaj
Elona
LCC International University
Bazyk
Elina
LCC International University
Budaviciute
Gintare
LCC International University
Makhmutova
Sabina
LCC International University
Mikhaelyan
Alena
LCC International University
Alessia Donatone
Alessia
Libera Università di Lingue e Comunicazione IULM
Anna Claudia Lauro
Anna Claudia
Libera Università di Lingue e Comunicazione IULM
Letizia Mattola
Letizia
Libera Università di Lingue e Comunicazione IULM
Lukas Rubatscher
Lukas
Libera Università di Lingue e Comunicazione IULM
Maria Tacchio
Maria
Libera Università di Lingue e Comunicazione IULM
Sabrina Lofiego
Sabrina
Libera Università di Lingue e Comunicazione IULM
Tommaso Galanti
Tommaso
Libera Università di Lingue e Comunicazione IULM
Dudíková
Eva
Hanák
Marek
Konečná
Veronika
Krejčová
Aneta
Moserová
Veronika
Neuberger
Patrik
Štěchová
Pavlína
Ahmadi
Tina
Mendel University in Brno, Faculty of Business and
Economics
Mendel University in Brno, Faculty of Business and
Economics
Mendel University in Brno, Faculty of Business and
Economics
Mendel University in Brno, Faculty of Business and
Economics
Mendel University in Brno, Faculty of Business and
Economics
Mendel University in Brno, Faculty of Business and
Economics
Mendel University in Brno, Faculty of Business and
Economics
Stenden
Blauw
Steve
Stenden
Boutin
Matthias
Stenden
Brouwer
Rachid
Stenden
Buka
Dzuljeta
Stenden
Butkus
Giedrius
Stenden
de Vries
Eva
Stenden
Goorhuis
Frank
Stenden
Gruis
Timo
Stenden
Student Manual - p36 Heitzhausen
Lennart
Stenden
Kellij
Ernst
Stenden
Janko
Maik
Stenden
Kloosterman
Amenda
Stenden
Lerch
Julia
Stenden
Lu
Yi
Stenden
Mansinghani
Natasha
Stenden
Pham
Hoai Thu
Stenden
Posthuma
Thomas
Stenden
Rast
Tobias
Stenden
Rhee
Rutger
Stenden
Rijpstra
Hielke
Stenden
Stasse
Matthijs
Stenden
Van der Bij
Gonnie
Stenden
Van der Dam
Mathijs
Stenden
Van der Schoot
Kees
Stenden
Westra
Jefta
Stenden
Wiese
Angela
Stenden
Zimmer
Jacqueline
Stenden
Student Manual - p37 7.6. Code of conduct
WOW Berlin is putting a lot of effort and money in the organization of this international project. In order to
guarantee normal proceedings of the event, it is essential that the participating students and coaches will
be sufficiently committed. Without this, organizing an event of this size would be just impossible.
Consequently, a lot depends on the will of all parties involved to contribute toward the achievement of that
aim.
Here are a few guidelines you should bear in mind.
All participants are expected to be punctual and to behave correctly during the project – be it at the EBC
Hochschule, the ITB Fair or in the hostel.
All students must respect the hostel regulations and more specifically other hostel guests’ sleep. Hostel
decoration and furniture have to be left in the state they were found upon arrival. Students who do not
observe these regulations will be expelled from the hostel and will have to find other accommodation at
their own expense. Any damage caused in the hostel will have to be paid for immediately.
Students should be present at all group meetings. They agree to schedule any additional meetings, if
necessary, at a moment convenient for all group members. In case somebody is late or absent, the other
group members should be acknowledged. All scheduled meetings should be attended on time and
students are supposed to stay for the duration of the entire meeting.
Students commit themselves to complete the project on time. Every group member will do their fair share
of the work thoroughly and respect deadlines, in order to meet the demands of the group and the
assignment. He/She should be supportive, courteous and respectful toward peers at all times. He/She will
make decisions that are in the best interest of the group and not solely in their own interest. He or she will
be participating actively in their group at all times and will help solve conflicts that might arise between
group members. Students will listen attentively to their peers’ ideas and opinions and will collaborate with
them in a creative fashion.
In case of serious problems students will contact the coach/lecturer.
By signing this agreement the student abides by the mentioned policies and regulations. Should for some
reason expectations not be met, he or she will understand that they or any group member may be
sanctioned in the form of lower marks. In case of severe problems the lecturer/coach will inform the staff
of WOW Berlin, whereupon the student may be expelled from their group. The penalties can vary from a
loss of ECTS credits, refusal by the organizers to grant a certificate of participation in the project or
expulsion from the entire project.
The student declares not to have any objections against their name and WOW Berlin related images
being published on the project’s website. He/She also agrees that the presentations in which they
participated during WOW Berlin, as well as the outcome of the teamwork, are published on the project’s
website.
WOW Berlin team
Student Manual - p38