An important milestone for e-commerce at REWE: the opening of the 2,000th pick-up service marks a further step towards nationwide coverage throughout Germany. Customers now have the choice of shopping in-store or conveniently ordering online and picking up the goods at the store at the desired time.

The summer holidays have begun in most German federal states. An opportunity for DERTOUR to provide an insight into this year's summer holidays: The most popular destinations, where there are still hotel rooms available and how guests can still secure summer holidays at the best possible price now.

The first BILLA CEE warehouse that does not use fossil fuels for heating opened in Bulgaria. With the opening of the Zagore site, BILLA is shortening the route of its products to consumers. Zagore will supply almost 70 stores in Eastern Bulgaria.

Following the successful launch of the REWE Bonus benefits programme, the next digital innovation is now coming to the REWE app: REWE Pay. With the mobile payment function, customers can now pay for their purchases quickly, conveniently and securely via their smartphone directly at the REWE store. All they need to do is scan the app code from their smartphone at the checkout or SCO checkout. The purchase amount is debited from the current account by direct debit

Floods, water shortages and violent storms are no longer a rarity. REWE Group is also affected by such extreme weather events. To meet these challenges, Eurogroup, a subsidiary of REWE Group, which is responsible for purchasing fruit and vegetables in Spain, among other things, has launched the TRES producer programme.

REWE and its partners are committed to making inclusion a matter of course - from the playground to the playing field. Because playing sports and games together can break down barriers.

There are almost always true experiences from real people behind the stories for the screen. The travelling drama "The Salt Trail", for example, tells of love and solidarity in a refreshingly unsentimental way. In "Memoirs of a Snail", animation artist Adam Elliot gives his clay figures the character of his family members. And the exciting and densely staged five-part film "The Narrow Road to the Deep North" is inspired by the events of the Second World War, which are little known in this country.

Hollywood films still feature a lot of marriages and deaths. These days, however, it's different to the classic black and white era. In "The Wedding Banquet", for example, two queer couples negotiate a deal, but tradition throws a spanner in the works. While in "The Friend", Naomi Watts has to deal with her best friend's huge but gentle mastiff after he suddenly loses him. And if you want to see the direction in which love is developing in Hollywood, you should watch "Anora".

May at the cinema has everything the month of bliss is traditionally known for: love and revolution. From Day 1, Jan Henrik Stahlberg, aka Mr Mux, starts another rebellion from below after 20 years, documented in "Muxmäuschenstillˣ". Norwegian director Dag Johan Haugerud portrays a teenager who dreams of love and writes in "Dreams", part of the film trilogy "Oslo Stories", which is well worth seeing. And things really heat up when testosterone meets feminism in the reality show satire "Player of Ibiza" in the ARD media centre.