Our City Hubs bring the Young Transatlantic Initiative closer to its members across Germany. They create local spaces for exchange, networking, and events, connect members with each other, and help turn the transatlantic community into something tangible beyond the national level.
Berlin
The Berlin City Hub lies at the political heart of the Young Transatlantic Initiative. The City Hub regularly brings members into direct contact with the institutions and people shaping German and transatlantic policy, including embassy visits, meetings at the Bundestag, and exchanges with journalists and media representatives. As the association’s central political hub, Berlin plays a key role in connecting our members with decision-makers and the wider transatlantic community.
Munich
The Munich City Hub combines transatlantic exchange with a strong sense of community and Bavarian tradition. Activities range from visits to consulates and political institutions to the IAA Mobility, hikes in the Alpine foothills, and gatherings at the Oktoberfest. A particular highlight is the City Hub’s now-infamous Fourth of July celebration, where members come together each year for an American-style barbecue with more than 100 spare ribs.
Frankfurt
The Frankfurt City Hub, located at the heart of Germany’s financial centre, is ideally placed for exchanges with banks, financial institutions, and businesses. It connects our members with key actors in finance, economics, and transatlantic commerce.
Cologne
The Cologne City Hub brings members together in one of Germany’s most dynamic regions, creating opportunities for exchange, networking, and stronger local connections within the transatlantic community.
