The "Journey to the World" student exchange fair is a significant educational event in Hannover, hosted at the well-known Vahrenwald Recreation Center. Located in Hannover, the Vahrenwald Recreation Center is easily accessible by both public transportation and car. This one-day informational event on overseas stays for students typically occurs irregularly and is organized by the non-profit organization "Deutsche Stiftung Völkerverständigung," which advocates for international education and exchange. This foundation organizes numerous student exchange fairs nationwide, including at venues like the Vahrenwald Recreation Center in Hannover. Studying abroad is becoming increasingly vital for young people and is a crucial milestone in one's resume. Therefore, the fair offers a premier opportunity for students, parents, and educators to comprehensively learn about studying abroad during and after high school, as well as funding opportunities and scholarships. "Journey to the World" addresses topics such as student exchanges, overseas semesters, language trips, volunteering, internships, and Work & Travel. The main focus areas include traditional student exchanges (High School), boarding schools, private schools, summer and holiday camps, internships, language courses, and the promotion of intercultural competence, education, and personal development. Additionally, programs like volunteer services, au pair, summer camps, Work and Travel, and much more are showcased. The fair features an exhibition of leading exchange organizations from all over Germany, neutral consulting services, as well as embassies and consulates. Parallel to the exhibition, there are discussions, expert lectures, and testimonials from former program participants. Scholarships are also announced. Overall, the "Journey to the World" fair at the Vahrenwald Recreation Center in Hannover offers an excellent platform for information on international educational and exchange opportunities. The Journey to the World (Auf in die Welt) will take place on Saturday, 10. May 2025 in Hanover.