Frankfurt, Germany
08th September , 2025 Monday- 10th September , 2025 Wednesday
The hotel/convention hall will be announced soon.
Registration opens @ 8:30 A.M
Sessions Opening @ 9:00 A.M all three days- To ensure you don’t miss any presentations at the conference, please arrive early to complete your registration and secure a seat.
Note: The opening session will be started with the keynote forum. Come early! The front-row seating will be reserved for OCM & Keynotes.
Dodge the rush and get in early! Arriving early allows you to register smoothly, pick up your badge, and receive a welcome kit with conference materials.
To ensure we can promptly print your badge before the conference, please complete your ticket registration using the provided separate link via email. Ensure all required fields, such as your name, affiliation/company, and country, are filled out. This will help us prepare your badge efficiently and avoid delays on the event day.
If you ordered more than two tickets (depending on registration) – please make sure that you have assigned each ticket to the email address of the person attending and ensure they complete the steps above too.
The Lodging Package only includes the room rent charges and the rest of the incidentals would be charged extra. Hotel reception would convey all the complimentary services if any at the time of check-in. The hotel staff are not responsible for any specific details about the conference. Upon successful completion of the registration and accommodation bookings, guest room confirmation numbers will be provided to the registrants periodically.
Frankfurt – the financial centre, the European city, the traffic hub, the smallest metropolis in the world. When you think of the city on the Main, you think of the Frankfurt Airport, the Paulskirche and Goethe, the Stock Exchange, the Book Fair and the skyline. No doubt about it: Frankfurt brings opposites together. A global city where international flair meets homey cosiness.
Part of the unmistakable style of the city are the museums along the banks of the River Main, the bold high-rise architecture, the thinkers of the Frankfurt School as well as the Grüne Soße, Ebbelwei (apple wine) and Frankfurter sausages. And last but not least, and indeed difficult to believe, the financial metropolis is not a concrete jungle, but rather a very green city
Frankfurt is a well-connected city with excellent transportation options, making it easily accessible by air, train, bus, tramp, and other modes of transport.
Frankfurt Airport (FRA): Located about 13 km northeast of the city center, Frankfurt Airport serves Germany’s fifth largest city and is the main hub for the German airline, Lufthansa.
Metro, Trams, and Buses: Operated by the RMV (Rhein-Main-Verkehrsverbund), Frankfurt’s public transit system includes the U-Bahn (metro), trams, and buses. The U-Bahn is particularly efficient for quick travel within the city and its suburbs, while trams and buses provide extensive coverage across the city and surrounding areas.
Frankfurt Hauptbahnhof: The main train station, Frankfurt Hauptbahnhof, is one of the busiest in Europe. It serves as a major hub for both national and international trains, including high-speed services like ICE (InterCity Express), connecting Frankfurt to cities such as Berlin, Munich, Paris, and Zurich.
Other Major Stations: In addition to Hauptbahnhof, Frankfurt Süd (South) and Frankfurt West are important stations that handle regional and national train services.
Bike-Friendly: Frankfurt is becoming increasingly bike-friendly, with a growing network of cycling paths and bike-sharing schemes like “Call a Bike” provided by Deutsche Bahn, making it easier to navigate the city by bike.
Details will be released at the conference