European hockey championship 2025: Mönchengladbach in mobility fever!
European hockey championship 2025: Mönchengladbach in mobility fever!
On April 8, 2025, the German Hockey Bund (DHB) and the New as official mobility partner announced that they will support the European Hockey Championship in 2025 in Mönchengladbach. This event, which will take place in the city from August 8 to August 17, 2025, is an important sporting event that is intended to increase the visibility of hockey sports in the region. The New Plans to support the European Championships with various transport and marketing measures to ensure that players, fans and functional are mobile at all times.
A shuttle service is offered as part of this engagement, which guarantees mobility throughout the entire championship. The hockey e-bus that will drive through the city and with the European Championship logo and the faces of German international: is branded on the inside is particularly interesting. This bus not only promotes environmentally friendly mobility, but is also intended to increase the anticipation for the event. In addition, the new event will take part in the entire event, including the European Special Hockey Championship in the Gladbacher HTC, where it will support with event equipment.meaning for Mönchengladbach
Mayor Felix Heinrichs emphasizes the immense importance of Eurohockey 2025, which takes place in a special anniversary year for the city - "50 years of a city". He announced numerous actions in cultural institutions and schools to accompany the preparations for the European Championship. Frank Kindertvatter, board member of the New Group, added that sporting events offer an excellent opportunity to bring people together and strengthen community.
The EuroHockey Championships 2025 in the Sparkassenpark are the third issue of this prestigious event in Mönchengladbach. In the last discontinuation in 2023, over 70,000 fans were on site, which underlines the great popularity of hockey sports in the region. A total of eight women's and eight men's teams from Europe will determine the continent winner in 40 games, whereby the winning teams can secure a ticket to the 2026 World Cup.
sustainability in focus
In preparations for Eurohockey 2025, sustainability also plays a central role. The project "Sustainable sporting events in Germany" specializes in making sports events environmentally friendly and socially responsible. With a funding of around 680,000 euros through several ministries, the goal is to create a strong sports nation that is committed to sustainability. The German Olympic Sports Association (DOSB) and various partners are working to establish a new web portal that provides information about an environmentally friendly implementation of sporting events.
This portal is intended to serve organizers as tools to facilitate the integration of sustainability measures. In addition, the social aspect that focuses on diversity and gender justice is not neglected. The Eurohockey 2025 will also benefit from these efforts to leave a positive and sustainable effect on the region.
The anticipation for the EuroChockey Championships 2025 is already noticeable. The preparations are in full swing, and both the city and the organizers are optimistic about inspiring the spectators with world-class hockey and at the same time underline the importance of sustainability in sport. The already qualified nations, including Germany, the Netherlands, Belgium, England, Ireland, Spain and France, are just a selection of the enthusiastic participants who will fight for the title in a few months.
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