Company Profile

The sole shareholder of TCF is the City of Frankfurt am Main. The bodies of the company are the shareholders' meeting (the municipal council of the City of Frankfurt am Main), the Supervisory Board and the Managing Director.

TCF's expenditure budget in 2026 amounts to around € 18.5 million. The self-financing will amount to approx. 32%. The planned revenue of around € 6 million is mainly generated by Frankfurt Services and public festivals/events.

Around one third of the funds required to market the city will therefore be generated from the company's own revenues. In addition, TCF is dependent on financing from its shareholder, the City of Frankfurt am Main, in order to achieve its corporate goals. 

For 2026, the TCF will receive regular municipal funding of €2.94 million, €7.433 million from tourism contributions and a further €2 million for the MICE sector. The TCF therefore has a total municipal subsidy of €12.373 million at its disposal.

TCF holds 20% of the share capital of Frankfurt Ticket RheinMain GmbH, which was transferred to TCF by the shareholder, the City of Frankfurt am Main, in 2011.

As of 30 June 2025, a total of 66 employees were employed, as well as an additional 20 student assistants and mini-jobbers. In total, the workforce corresponds to 67.96 full-time equivalents. TCF also works with freelance employees, including 78 tour guides who currently provide services to guests in 18 languages.

Departments

The company is divided into five departments according to its areas of responsibility:

• Human Resources/Organization/Finance and Digitalisation
• Tourism Marketing
• Frankfurt Convention Bureau
• Frankfurt Services
• Festivals/Events

Staff units

The following staff units are assigned to the management:

• Communication and social media
• Design and visualisation
• Cooperation and sponsoring
• Destination FrankfurtRhineMain