CVS Pharmacy Tour 2025 Breaks Records with 28,700 Attendees Across Germany
The CVS PHARMACY TOUR 2025 concluded in Munich last week, attracting over 28,700 attendees across twelve German cities. This year's events saw a 20 percent increase in attendance compared to 2024. Organizers have now announced dates for the 2026 tour, which will visit twelve cities in Germany and include a special stop in Vienna.
The 2025 finale took place at Munich's Zenith Hall, where over 2,600 pharmacy professionals gathered for a sold-out event. Attendees explored the latest market innovations and exchanged ideas on enhancing patient consultations. Anita Frauwallner led a live discussion, encouraging pharmacy teams to leverage their strengths in direct patient interactions.
During the tour, Franziska Scharpf emphasized the need for clearer regulations on compounding prescriptions. She also underscored the importance of political representation for pharmacy technicians (PTAs) in shaping future policies. Tom Bellartz, CEO of event organizer ELPATO Medien, praised the dedication of community pharmacy teams and expressed optimism about their role in healthcare.
The CVS PHARMACY TOUR blends professional development with entertainment, providing an engaging experience for participants. Registration for the 2026 edition opens in December, with the first event scheduled for 14–15 March in Cologne. The tour will then visit Hamburg, Rostock, Nuremberg, and seven other German cities before concluding in Karlsruhe on 1 November.
An additional international stop is planned for Vienna on 29–30 November. Marx Hall, the chosen venue, has already sold out, with 2,900 attendees registered months in advance.
The 2026 tour will span nine months, from March to November, covering twelve German cities and one Austrian location. With registration opening soon, organizers anticipate strong interest following the success of this year's events. The tour continues to combine education, networking, and entertainment for pharmacy professionals across the region.
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