He will be on stage on all three days as a representative of Europa-Park. 

In 1986, he began studying journalism at the University of Leipzig, specializing in sports reporting, which he completed with a diploma in 1990. From September 1989, Ingo Dubinski became presenter of the youth magazine ELF99 which caused quite a stir during the reunification of the GDR and was awarded a Bambi after the fall of the Berlin Wall. From then until 2004, Ingo Dubinski appeared as a presenter on around 1,700 TV shows. He presented WunschBox and Ein Platz an der Sonne until 2003 and produced and presented his travel magazine Mit Dubinski reisen for MDR until 2004. 

Dubinski also works as a journalist, author, filmmaker and presenter outside of television. Among other things, he has repeatedly presented the "Miss Germany" elections. He presented the "roll.in" of an Airbus A320 at Frankfurt Airport for Lufthansa and the openings of the Colosseo, Bell Rock and Krønasår hotels for Europa-Park. Ingo Dubinski has been involved with the Deutsches Kinderhilfswerk for 15 years and presents the "Goldene Göre" awards at Europa-Park. In summer 2007, the German Children's Fund appointed Dubinski as its ambassador. He was also an advertising partner of the Camp David brand and spent three years in the United Arab Emirates as a tourism PR consultant. 

He is the father of three children and lives with singer Silke Fischer near Plauen in the Vogtland region.

He is actually a notorious morning grouch. The fact that he has nevertheless been presenting the morning show on the radio for more than 15 years is nothing short of a miracle.

André Hardt grew up in Köthen, Saxony-Anhalt. After studying literature in Leipzig, he worked as a book salesman, nurse and advertising copywriter until he discovered the medium of radio in the mid-1990s. He initially spent two years touring the country as an event presenter for the private radio station Radio PSR in Saxony. There is hardly a place in Saxony where André Hardt has not yet been on stage.

After working at various stations, including the Morningshow at MDR, André Hardt finally came to the Saxon local radio chain. Since 2002, he has hosted the morning show "André und die Morgenmädels", which has won several awards and developed into the longest-running and one of the most successful radio brands in Central Germany.

In addition to his daily presence on the radio, André Hardt is still regularly on stage and hosts corporate events, gala events, specialist congresses or talks on political, cultural or social topics. As a triathlete and Hawaii Ironman, he is also a sought-after sports presenter.

At the trade fair, he will accompany the stage program as a presenter in via mobile.