weltraumticket.de
WeltraumTicket is a German-language portal for anyone interested in space travel and the growing market of space tourism. At weltraumticket.de, visitors find information on current and planned offerings from commercial spaceflight companies that provide or have announced suborbital flights, orbital trips around the Earth, or, in the future, even stays aboard the International Space Station for paying passengers.
What was pure science fiction only a few years ago has become a real, if still very exclusive, market thanks to private spaceflight companies: short suborbital flights to the edge of space, multi-day orbital trips in a space capsule, or dedicated training programs that prepare paying participants for a flight. WeltraumTicket puts these developments into context, explains the differences between the various flight types and providers, and gives an overview of the costs, waiting times and physical requirements currently associated with a ticket for a trip to space.
The portal is aimed at technology enthusiasts following the rise of private spaceflight, wealthy prospective travelers seriously considering booking a space trip, and anyone simply fascinated by the future of travel beyond the atmosphere of Earth.
Besides pure ticket and provider information, WeltraumTicket also covers related topics such as the medical fitness checks required before a flight, the safety record of the spaceflight companies involved, and the broader public debate around cost, environmental impact and access to this new form of travel. WeltraumTicket.de does not position itself as a booking platform, but as an independent source of information that summarizes and contextualizes the often confusing and fast-changing market of space tourism in an understandable way.
Current spaceflight topics like Artemis, Starship or private providers are hard to find explained reliably in German. WeltraumTicket collects rockets, missions, people and organisations in a searchable German-language knowledge base, so anyone interested can understand spaceflight without technical jargon.