Over 800 travel buyers have been qualified and confirmed as hosted buyers for the inaugural ITB Asia travel show, October 22 thru 24 in Singapore. Buyers at ITB Asia will conduct business with exhibitors from over 50 countries. All 500 units of booth space in Halls 601-603 at Suntec Singapore International Convention and Exhibition Centre have been sold out since July.
Next January the International Tourism Trade Fair will renew its commitment to the industry, in which respect FITUR will make a renewed effort to improve the service it provides to professionals and to boost its international appeal and dimension.
Next January the International Tourism Trade Fair will renew its commitment to the industry, in which respect FITUR will make a renewed effort to improve the service it provides to professionals and to boost its international appeal and dimension.
Next January the International Tourism Trade Fair will renew its commitment to the industry, in which respect FITUR will make a renewed effort to improve the service it provides to professionals and to boost its international appeal and dimension.
The World Travel Market (WTM) 2008 will be held in London from November 10 to 13. Some 6,000 exhibitors from over 200 countries including Qatar have confirmed participation at the travel industry’s biggest event, the organizers said. Besides a summit of tourism ministers, a world responsible tourism day and travel agents day will be held during the WTM.
The Caribbean will once again attend the next edition of FITUR, the International Tourism Trade Fair, whose twenty-ninth edition will take place strong presence, thus reflecting the country’s interest in taking part in this established event and ideal forum for promoting the tourism business. According to the indicators established by the World Tourism Organisation (WTO), the tourist industry recorded some highly favourable results over the first four months of the year, in spite of the uncertainty regarding the state of the world economy, which once again demonstrates the tourist industry’s considerable stability and strength.
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