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The article looks forward to the end of mounting government debts in response to pressure from investors to make moderate spending policy the rule. Observation shows the shift of investors' interest from industrial nations like the U.S., Japan and Great Britain and the need of banks to clean up their balance sheets. European countries and other industrial nations face a fundamental rethink of how to lessen their debts. France and Germany have already taken steps toward debt reduction.

An interview with Thomas Schulte, marketing director at Congress & Event GmbH, is presented. He claims that incentive business plays a role in meetings and conferences in Germany but is inappropriate at the moment. According to him, Mexico, Brazil, Spain, Great Britain, and the U.S. are countries where most incentive customers come from. He reveals that Germany's excellent reputation is the reason why it became an interesting incentive destination to South Americans and Spaniards.