Independent German company
A practical operating company for defined commercial assignments.
CSS City and Sea Services GmbH combines digital operations, cross-border sourcing and support for travel businesses within clearly agreed mandates.
Who we are
Built to coordinate work across systems, suppliers and service providers.
CSS City and Sea Services GmbH is an independent German legal entity. We contract for defined work and are not presented as the department, brand or exclusive provider of one customer.
Our role is practical: clarify a requirement, coordinate the relevant parties, keep the operational record clear and deliver the agreed result. The exact responsibilities are established for every assignment.
Our operating areas
Three connected areas, each with a dedicated page.
Current capabilities are described separately from the company’s broader registered corporate purpose.
Digital operations
Websites, domains, server resources, access, business messaging and customer-service workflows.
Digital operations →02Trade and sourcing
Enquiry-led sourcing, supplier coordination, purchasing documentation and shipment coordination through external providers.
Trade & sourcing →03Travel-business support
Practical back-office, enquiry, booking-related, route, offer and marketing support for travel-sector clients.
Travel-business support →Verified identity
Core company facts.
These details can be checked against Germany’s commercial register and the EU VAT system.
- Legal name
- CSS City and Sea Services GmbH
- Legal form
- Gesellschaft mit beschränkter Haftung (GmbH)
- Registered office
- Berlin, Germany
- Commercial register
- Amtsgericht Charlottenburg · HRB 262251 B
- Managing Director
- Ashraf Almazahy
- EU VAT ID
- DE367163528
Clear boundaries
The assignment determines our role.
CSS does not claim a regulated, licensed or certified role unless it is expressly documented. We do not provide legal or tax advice.
For travel-related work, the responsible organiser or service provider is identified in the relevant customer documents. For logistics and specialist professional services, external providers retain responsibility for their own work.
A specific requirement?
Start with the assignment, not a generic package.
Tell us the commercial objective, the countries involved and the result you need.