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Berlin Fashion Week Partner: Uber
Another highlight is the collaboration with the Berlin-based and internationally acclaimed designer, Sia Arnika. In February, the Danish native will not only showcase her collections at Berlin Fashion Week but her looks will also adorn the designs of premium vehicles bookable via the Uber app. Those who wish to travel from show to show in one of these vehicles can select the new booking option "Berlin Fashion Week" in the Uber app.
"With our partnership, we aim to support the fashion scene and showcase our connection to the city of Berlin," says Christoph Weigler, General Manager Uber DACH. "We want to support emerging young artists and give them more visibility through our platform. Together with Sia Arnika, we are bringing a very special design project to the streets.”
Additionally, Uber is celebrating its tenth anniversary in Germany in 2024. In addition to the partnership with Berlin Fashion Week, the company has many other activities planned to celebrate this milestone. Uber is once again one of the main partners of the Berlinale and the Bundespresseball. Moreover, the company recently announced that the largest event venue in Berlin, the Mercedes-Benz Arena, will be renamed the Uber Arena from March 22nd. The Verti Music Hall will also receive a new name and will be called the Uber Eats Music Hall in the future.
About Uber
Uber is a technology company that connects people worldwide with a wide range of services at the touch of a button using a smartphone app. The mobility platform gives its users worldwide access to alternative transport options, food delivery services, and freight services, among other things. Uber is active in more than 10,000 cities in 71 countries and is revolutionizing the way people get around. In Germany, Uber's ride-hailing service is available in 19 regions: Berlin, Munich, Düsseldorf, Frankfurt/M., Wiesbaden, Mainz, Cologne, Hamburg, the greater Stuttgart area, and the Duisburg region, as well as Essen, Leverkusen, Neuss, Bergisch Gladbach, Bonn, Hanover, Mannheim, Augsburg, and Heidelberg.