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EDITION 

NEWS ITB BERLIN CONVENTION 

Dr Christian Göke 

CEO, Messe Berlin GmbH 

“Tourism is a major 

Force that drives 

economic development 

and creates and 

secures jobs at travel 

destinations” 

Read page 5 

David Scowsill 

CEO & President, 

World Travel and Tourism Council 

“We need governments 

to move faster towards 

electronic visa processing, 

in the same way that 

airlines switched from 

paper to electronic tickets.” 

Read page 10 

Taleb Rifai 

Secretary-General, UNWTO 

“Tourism can be a 

factor driving positive 

change towards 

a more peaceful, 

inclusive and 

sustainable society” 

Read page 12 

Adrian Hands 

Senior Director, CPC Sales EMEA, 

TripAdvisor 

“The majority of travellers want 

to be able to read reviews, 

compare prices and make a 

booking – all in one location… 

including accommodations, 

eateries and attractions. ” 

Read page 23 

Hall 9 

Stand 316 

Hall 22 A 

Stand 104 

Changing Habits – Changing 

Responses 

ITB Berlin 2016 set to tackle burning issues of our time 

Hall 17 

Stand 109 

ITB Berlin is just around the corner. 

Exhibitors, travel professionals and 

media from around the world are set to 

descend upon the German capital to find 

the most comprehensive show of its kind 

in the world. 

Despite the difficult economic situation 

on the world market, the refugee crisis 

and terror attacks, ITB Berlin is as 

successful as ever. Indeed, with around 

ten thousand exhibitors, a third of whom 

are newcomers to the show, it will be “a 

year of discovery” for many of us! 

At the heart of concerns this year 

however one finds more than ever the 

challenge of sharing economy, how this 

is affecting business, and if and how it 

might be advantageous to the industry. 

Tackling the question head-on, Alain 

Dupeyras, head of Tourism, OECD will 

be addressing this year’s ITB Berlin 

Convention during the ITB Destination 

Days. 

See our exclusive pre-show interview – page 28. 

Alain Dupeyras 

Head of Tourism, OECD 

REGIONAL SPOTLIGHT 

OCEANIA 

According to the World 

Tourism Organisation, 

Oceania recorded one of 

the biggest hikes in visitor 

growth in 2015, at 7%, even 

ahead of the rest of APAC. 

While for many considered 

the “antipodes”, destinations 

surrounding Australasia 

increasingly seduce a 

travelling public in search of 

authenticity, cleanliness and 

friendly faces. When combined 

with white, sandy beaches, 

adventure trails, scenery and 

gastronomy unlike any other 

part of the world, along with 

lower airfares and improved 

long haul flight comfort levels, 

Oceania is a real winner! 

(Special feature – from page 41). 

Vanuatu

NEWS 

3 

EDITORIAL 

Richard Barnes 

Editor-in-Chief, 

ITB Berlin News 

CONTENTS 

PREVIEW 

EDITION 

Tuesday 

1 st March 

2016 

For a Week, Berlin is 

World Capital of Tourism 

News.............................................. page 6 

Trade Talk.....................................page 21 

ITB Berlin Convention................. page 23 

Exclusive Interviews....................page 28 

SPECIAL FEATURES 

Education & Training.................. page 30 

Honeymoons............................... page 31 

Adventure Tourism..................... page 35 

Youth Travel................................ page 39 

REGIONAL SPOTLIGHT 

Oceania ....................................... page 41 

Where to Go in Berlin................. page 47 

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In a world in a constant state of flux – in many 

ways – the success of ITB Berlin appears to 

be even more solidly assured. For this 50 th 

anniversary event, just under a third of all the 

exhibitors at the show are new, with many 

from the Asian continent. Indeed Asia, and in 

particular China, are growing in significance. 

The arrival of Tuniu from China marks a new 

level of importance from this nation. This, 

added with the presence of China Southern 

Airlines, along with agencies such as Beijing 

Charmission Travel, Ideaindochina & HGH 

Travel and Trails of Indochina underlines 

growing interest for Asia in general, and the 

diversification of the tourism offering. Added 

to this, the return of Nepal is definitely good 

news for the region. Meanwhile, the 2016 

edition of the UNWTO’s Silk Road Tour 

Operators’ Forum to be held at ITB Berlin, 

Our Team 

at Your Service 

at ITB Berlin 

will host a specialised workshop for inbound 

tour operators to better understand, engage 

and work with the international travel trade. 

It is also excellent to note the return of a 

number of African exhibitors to ITB Berlin, 

including Zimbabwe, Cameroon, Burundi 

and Sierra Leone. 

Indeed, the role of ITB Berlin as an “island in 

the storm” is such that travel professionals 

from around the globe increasingly flock 

to the event in growing numbers to seek 

ideas, inspiration and thought leadership. It 

is the truly international nature of the show 

that makes its success. Over two thirds of 

all exhibitors are from outside of Germany, 

making ITB Berlin the annual “world capital 

of tourism”. 

We look forward to seeing you at 

ITB Berlin. For the most up-todate 

live trade news at the show, our 

editorial team again this year will be 

covering all major announcements 

and news as it happens. Please send 

us all your news (see contact details 

below) or drop by our offices in 

Hall 6.3 at Messe Berlin, from 9am 

Monday 7 th March throughout the 

entire show. The coffee is on us! 

ITB BERLIN NEWS • Tuesday 1 st March 2016

NEWS 

5 

Taking it From The Top 

A word from Dr Christian Göke, CEO of Messe Berlin – 

organisers of ITB Berlin 

Launched in 1966 as a rather small exhibition with a convention, ITB 

Berlin rapidly became a global success. During the last decade, the show 

was able to cement its position as the World’s Leading Travel Trade 

Show. We asked Messe Berlin CEO, Dr Christian Göke to tell us more… 

It is the only show to give 

the full picture of the entire 

travel trade industry and it 

stands for global expertise 

and excellence. This 

helped us to create a major 

export success in 2008: 

ITB Asia. Since its launch 

the show in Singapore has 

continued to expand both 

in format and size, and is 

now the leading B2B show 

for the Asian travel market. 

Every year, the trade show 

and conference attracts 

800 exhibitors from over 

70 countries and close to 

10,000 visitors from 110 

countries. 

Today, the ITB brand enjoys 

an excellent standing. 

The outlook is positive 

and we are enthusiastic 

about the future. We look 

forward to developing this 

product still further for our 

customers and partners. 

This is the 50 th anniversary 

of the fair. What have been 

the “high points” over the 

decades? 

Once upon a time ITB 

Berlin simply rented out 

floor space. 

Today, it is much more 

than a show. The secret 

of its success lies in its 

role as the barometer of 

the international travel 

industry. It senses new 

trends and detects which 

ones will influence the 

industry in the near 

future. The format of the 

ITB Berlin Convention, 

which we introduced in 

2004, brought us to the 

forefront of knowledge 

and opinion. Rather than 

following trends, ITB 

Berlin always makes sure 

it actively sets the pace. 

There are many examples. 

As early as 1988 the 

presentation of computeraided 

booking systems at 

ITB Berlin paved the way 

for the digital transition 

of tourism companies. In 

1992 ITB Berlin recognised 

that many tourists were 

TOURISM IS A MAJOR 

FORCE THAT DRIVES ECONOMIC 

DEVELOPMENT AND CREATES 

AND SECURES JOBS AT TRAVEL 

DESTINATIONS 

influenced in their travel 

choice by environmental 

considerations and human 

rights issues, at the time 

when the show focused on 

these topics. 

In 2000 travel technology 

and the mobile internet 

received display areas of 

their own at the show – 

long before smartphones 

became part of our daily 

lives. 

By introducing an LGBT 

travel section in 2010 ITB 

Berlin took an important 

stand regarding equal 

rights for tourists from 

lesbian, gay, bisexual and 

transgender communities. 

Since 2013, we have 

been offering an in-depth 

advisory service to tourism 

market players. The ITB 

Advisory network for 

experts helps customers 

to develop market and 

manage their destinations. 

In addition to that, we have 

established a knowledge 

factory, the ITB Academy. 

As part of the 365-day 

offer of professional 

training courses ITB 

Berlin offers webinars on 

examples of best practices 

in the industry and supply 

information on survey 

findings and market trends. 

Over the past five months, 

over 3,500 students and 

industry players worldwide 

have participated in our 

first Massive Open Online 

Course (MOOC) on Social 

Media in Tourism. 

These examples show that 

ITB Berlin is continuously 

expanding its portfolio. 

Last but not least, I 

want to mention the ITB 

Buyers Circle. Thanks 

to this exclusive group 

of senior buyers from 

medium-sized and global 

enterprises ITB Berlin has 

been able to substantially 

boost business among 

its exhibitors. The overall 

spending power of its 

members is 1.5 billion 

euros. At ITB Berlin 2016 

we will be welcoming the 

one-thousandth member 

to this exclusive circle. 

What is your “personal 

message” to the world’s 

travel trade professionals 

and press in town for ITB 

Berlin? 

There are many challenges 

facing the travel industry 

today. Among travellers, 

especially families, there 

is uncertainty due to the 

recent terror attacks, and 

more and more are looking 

for safe destinations. 

Studies show that in the 

wake of previous attacks 

bookings were affected 

in certain regions over 

a limited period of time. 

Travel destinations may 

change briefly, but people 

continue to travel. Despite 

the many challenges that 

the industry must now 

overcome I am optimistic 

Dr Christian Göke 

CEO, Messe Berlin GmbH 

that tourism will continue 

to grow and contribute to 

global wealth. Tourism is 

a major force that drives 

economic development 

and creates and secures 

jobs at travel destinations. 

In the past the travel 

industry has already shown 

itself to be extremely 

resilient. In this situation, 

ITB Berlin will be able to 

demonstrate its qualities 

as a networking platform 

and marketing instrument. 

Together, by educating, 

informing and cooperating 

at international level we 

can set an example that 

will defy fear, terror and 

suspicion. 


6 NEWS 

Dr Martin Buck 

Senior Vice President, Messe Berlin 

David Ruetz 

Head of ITB Berlin at Messe Berlin 

Where Supply Meets Demand 

ITB Berlin 2016 unites the world of travel and tourism with 180 countries 

represented in 26 halls 

With literally thousands of new exhibitors, ITB Berlin 2016 proves its 

ongoing success as “the world stage” for the travel and tourism industries. 

We asked David Ruetz, Head of ITB Berlin and Dr Martin Buck Senior Vice 

President, Messe Berlin how this year’s show compares to the previous 

edition. 

Dr Martin Buck: 2016 is a 

special year for ITB Berlin: 

the World’s Leading Travel 

Trade Show is celebrating 

its 50 th anniversary. 

Despite the difficult 

economic situation on the 

world market, the refugee 

crisis and terror attacks 

ITB Berlin is as successful 

as ever. The show will 

unite supply and demand 

from around the world 

again and send out an 

important message for the 

future. We expect around 

10,000 exhibitors and 

organizations from more 

than 180 countries to be in 

the 26 halls on the Berlin 

Exhibition Grounds. 

David Ruetz: This year, 

we will see quite a lot 

of new exhibitors at ITB 

Berlin, especially from 

the Travel Technology 

section. Around 30% of the 

exhibitors are newcomers 

to the show, including 

major international 

companies such as 

Tuniu (China), Bynder 

’getbynder’ (Netherlands) 

and Clicktripz (USA). 

Demand from Asia 

remains particularly high. 

In Hall 26 China Southern 

Airlines, as well as tour 

operators and destination 

management companies 

(DMCs), including Beijing 

Charmission Travel, 

Europe Champion Travel, 

Ideaindochina & HGH 

Travel and Trails of 

Indochina are represented 

for the first time. 

Following the disastrous 

earthquake in April 2015 

Nepal is back with its 

campaign ’Nepal Now’, 

promoting the country as an 

attractive and safe tourism 

destination. There is also 

high growth in numbers 

from Canada, the USA and 

Central Asia. In particular, 

there are many exhibitors 

from Russia. Numerous 

countries from Africa are 

back at the show following 

an absence. They include 

Zimbabwe, Cameroon, 

Burundi and Sierra Leone, 

whose appearance at the 

show after the ravaging 

Ebola epidemic marks the 

return of this country to the 

tourism market. The arrival 

of several newcomers 

from Europe emphasises 

the increasing importance 

of ITB Berlin. 

MB: For the first time the 

Vatican Museums and 

the papal art collection 

from Vatican City are 

represented with their own 

stand in Hall 1.2a. Turkey 

is represented in its own 

hall (3.2) with 15 new 

exhibitors, a record figure. 

In your feedback from the 

main exhibitors what are 

you seeing as being the 

main industry trends at 

the moment? 

DR: We are currently 

experiencing a generation 

shift in the tourism industry. 

Just like in traditional 

industries, which are 

currently experiencing 

their fourth industrial 

revolution, a new era is 

beginning in the global 

travel industry as well. 

The use of the Internet 

and social media for 

marketing communication 

and distribution purposes 

will now be followed by 

a digital transformation 

of the entire company. 

Nowadays, a robot 

AROUND 30% OF THE 

EXHIBITORS ARE NEWCOMERS 

TO THE SHOW, INCLUDING MAJOR 

INTERNATIONAL COMPANIES 

SUCH AS TUNIU (CHINA), BYNDER 

’GETBYNDER’ (NETHERLANDS) 

AND CLICKTRIPZ (USA) 

ITB BERLIN NEWS • Tuesday 1 st March 2016 

www.itb-berlin-news.com

NEWS 

7 

welcoming guests to a hotel 

with glasses of champagne is 

no longer pure fantasy. Under 

the heading of ’Travel 4.0 – 

the digitalization of the travel 

industry’, the convention will 

examine a number of topics, 

including virtual reality, the 

digital transition and the use of 

humanoid robots in the tourism 

industry. Information on all the 

sessions on digitalization can 

be viewed at a glance at http:// 

www.itb-convention.com/ 

digitalization. 

This year ITB Berlin chose the 

Maldives as its Official Partner 

Country 2016 Why so? 

MB: This year’s Official Partner 

Country is the Maldives, 

because it offers one of the 

best examples of carefully 

controlled, ecological tourism 

development, which is a world 

apart from mass tourism. 

With its glistening white 

beaches, turquoise lagoons 

and unrivalled scuba diving, 

this island nation is a nature 

paradise that is one of the 

planet’s last. 

What are the trends this year 

in terms of trade and media 

interest in the show? 

MB: Everyone will get an idea 

how tourism might look like in 

the future. Visitors to ITB Berlin 

will be able to witness the first 

run of Toshiba’s humanoid 

robot in Europe. 

The new humanoid’s name 

is ChihiraKanae and it looks 

like a charming 30 years old 

woman. She will be welcoming 

trade visitors on Wednesday 

and Thursday and the private 

public during the week end 

in the South Entrance of the 

fairground. 

Trade visitors can make 

up their own minds about 

humanoid robots in the global 

travel industry during the ITB 

Berlin Convention as well. On 

Friday, 11 March at the ITB 

Marketing and Distribution 

Day a live demonstration 

will show ChihiraKanae in 

action during the discussion 

panel. In an interview later 

on, one of Toshiba’s experts 

managing the project will have 

more information about the 

technology giant’s future plans. 

A global, representative and 

exclusive survey carried out by 

Travelzoo will also establish 

whether there is a demand for 

robots among customers. 

DR: The digital revolution will 

also be the main topic at the ITB 

Hospitality Day. On Thursday, 

10 March, the first humanoid 

robot to work in a hotel will be 

among those having their say. 

The most recent staff member 

of the Ghent Marriott Hotel in 

Belgium speaks 19 languages. 

His inventor and hotel manager 

will be talking about his origins 

and hotel duties. ’Mario’ will 

be in action at every panel 

discussion. 

ONLY 

AROUND 30% 

OF THE SHOW’S 

EXHIBITORS 

ARE FROM 

GERMANY. OVER 

TWO-THIRDS 

COME TO US 

FROM ABROAD. 

THE SHOW IS 

ALWAYS LIKE A 

BIG REUNION OF 

THE FAMILY THAT 

REPRESENTS THE 

WORLD’S TRAVEL 

INDUSTRY. 

In terms of tourism, Germany 

is not only a leading source 

market but also a key 

destination in Europe. How is 

this evolving? 

MB: Germany remains the 

‘world travel champion’ 

as the worldwide number 

one outbound market for 

international tourism. But 

Germany as a travel destination 

continues to break all records as 

well. In 2015, during the summer 

months of June, July and August 

alone, German incoming 

numbers, at 35 million, were 

6.7 percent higher, compared 

with the 2014 high season. This 

positive trend is set to continue 

in 2016. Germany is not only a 

very attractive destination; it is 

also a very safe one. In addition 

to that, the cost of travelling 

to Germany from abroad has 

fallen to unprecedented low 

levels due to the strength of the 

dollar. 

The ITB Berlin Convention is 

unbelievably rich again this 

year. What are you looking 

forward to the most? 

MB: The program of events at 

the forthcoming ITB Convention 

features a wide spectrum of 

topics, ranging from humanoid 

robots, migration and 

integration to career advice for 

the next generation of tourism 

professionals. It is not easy to 

make a choice! I’m personally 

looking forward to the sessions 

under the heading of ’Travel 4.0 

– the digitization of the travel 

industry’. 

From my point of view, these 

debates at the ITB Berlin 

Convention are what it is all 

about. Other topics of particular 

interest to me are how mega 

distributors are changing the 

hotel industry. Furthermore, 

I believe that the luxury travel 

segment will continue to benefit 

from the good economic outlook 

for Europe. At the ITB Marketing 

and Distribution Day various 

experts will be analyzing the 

latest findings regarding the 

luxury travel market. 

Apart from being the biggest 

show, what would you say sets 

ITB Berlin apart from other 

travel and tourism trade shows 

around the globe? 

MB: ITB Berlin is the event with 

the most trade visitors from 

abroad and boasts the world’s 

largest attendance of exhibitors 

from all parts of the globe. ITB 

Berlin mirrors the entire valueadded 

chain of the tourism 

industry. Only around 30% of 

the show’s exhibitors are from 

Germany. Over two-thirds come 

to us from abroad. The show 

is always like a big reunion of 

the family that represents the 

world’s travel industry. 

DR: The secret of ITB Berlin’s 

success lies in its role as the 

barometer of the international 

travel industry. It senses new 

trends and detects which ones 

will influence the industry in 

the near future. For exhibitors 

it is the business side of the 

show that above all determines 

its success. Exhibitor turnover 

figures of nearly seven billion 

euros and 90 per cent plus 

satisfaction levels are proof of 

how important ITB Berlin is for 

international tourism. 

FROM 

‘66TO‘16 

50 glorious years of ITB – 

stepping back in time 

This year is the 50 th anniversary of ITB 

Berlin, marking a genuine success 

story “made in Berlin“. Each of this 

year’s editions of ITB Berlin News 

looks back at one of the highlights… 

PART ONE 

THE EARLY YEARS 

ITB Berlin 1966 - 9 Exhibitors from Egypt, Brazil, 

West-Germany, Guinea and the Irak introduce their 

touristic offers at the first ITB Berlin 

In the Messe Berlin archives, 

correspondence from before the first 

event can be found urgently advising 

that ITB – the International Travel Fair – 

be called off, as it was “totally pointless“. 

By contrast, the Berliner Morgenpost 

described the idea of holding a travel 

exhibition as “very original”, particularly 

in view of the limited travel opportunities 

available to West Berliners, due to the 

Berlin Wall. 

Organiser Prof. Dr. Manfred Busche 

ignored the doubters and refused to be 

swayed. In 1966 he launched the first 

event under the heading of an overseas 

import fair. Nine exhibitors from five 

countries (Egypt, Brazil, the Federal 

Republic of Germany, Guinea and Iraq) 

displayed their products and services on 

the exhibition grounds. 

The 2 nd International Tourism Exchange 

was an all-round success. The display 

area covered 4,700 square metres and 

the event attracted 1,250 trade visitors. 

Thousands of Berliners came to find out 

about travel destinations abroad. 

Romania and Hungary were also 

represented, two Eastern Block countries 

during the Cold War. 

Thus, from the very beginning, ITB 

Berlin represented a neutral platform for 

exhibiting products regardless of political 

divisions. 


8 NEWS 

ITB Berlin 2015, 

North Entrance 

Bookings Stable Despite Tou 

ITB Berlin set to kick off on an upbeat note with 

From 9 to 13 March 2016 at the world’s largest 

travel trade show, 10,000 exhibitors and 

organisations from more than 180 countries will 

be present in 26 halls on the Berlin Exhibition 

Grounds. 

“Bookings are stable 

compared to 2015, 

underlining ITB Berlin’s 

role as the World’s Leading 

Travel Trade Show – despite 

the difficult economic 

situation on the world 

market, the refugee crisis 

and terror attacks”, said 

David Ruetz, head of ITB 

Berlin. 

From Wednesday to Friday 

ITB Berlin is open to trade 

visitors only. Parallel with 

the show the ITB Berlin 

Convention, the largest 

event of its kind, will be 

held from Wednesday, 9 to 

Saturday, 12 March 2016. 

More details are available 

at www.itb-convention. 

com. ITB Berlin is the 

global travel industry’s 

leading trade show. In 2015 

a total of 10,096 companies 

and organisations from 

186 countries exhibited 

their products and services 

to 175,000 visitors, who 

included 115,000 trade 

visitors. 

The focus this year is on the 

Maldives. This year’s partner 

country is organising the 

opening event on the 

eve of ITB Berlin. What is 

more, the island nation in 

the Indian Ocean, which 

first exhibited at ITB Berlin 

in 1984, occupies a larger 

display area. Trade visitors 

and the general public 

visiting the stand in Hall 

5.2, which now covers 200 

square metres, can find out 

about the many products 

and services of this travel 

destination which attracts 

visitors 365 days a year. 

For business travel 

managers and everyone 

involved with business 

travel Hall 7.1c at ITB Berlin 

is the place to meet. 

For the fourth year in 

succession the Home of 

Business Travel by ITB & 

VDR offers a relaxed lounge 

atmosphere where one can 

network and exchange 

knowledge. 

TRAVEL 

TECHNOLOGY 

PROVIDES 

IMPETUS FOR THE 

GLOBAL TRAVEL 

INDUSTRY 

Travel Technology is 

booming. Halls 5.1 and 

6.1 were booked out since 

December and the high 

level of demand expressed 

by first-time exhibitors 

reflects the dynamic nature 

of the market. Around 

30% of exhibitors in this 

section are newcomers to 

the show, including major 

international companies 

such as Tuniu (China), Bynder 

’getbynder’ (Netherlands) 

and Clicktripz (USA), as 

well as Beachinspector, the 

winners of the Sprungbrett 

Innovators’ Competition. 

Roompad, Citos Systems 

and Freshcells occupy 

larger display areas and 

Sabre, the world’s leading 

provider of solutions for the 

travel industry, has moved 

to the Travel Technology 

Hall in 5.1. 

Following a long absence, 

Traffics is exhibiting at the 

show again. This travel tech 

company is also a sponsor 

of the eTravel Lounge, 

which has established itself 

as an important platform for 

startups. 

On 9 March the final round 

of Start Tourism Up will 

be held on the company’s 

stage. 

For the first time the etravel 

Lab is being sponsored, 

namely by Pisano Holding. 

David Ruetz has good news 

for everyone on this year’s 

waiting list: “Due to high 

demand, in 2017 ITB Berlin 

is planning to expand this 

highly topical segment, 

which continues to grow.“ 

PINK PAVILION: 

WORLD’S 

LARGEST DISPLAY 

OF GAY AND 

LESBIAN TRAVEL 

PRODUCTS 

Since 2010 Gay & Lesbian 

Travel has been highly 

successful at ITB Berlin. In 

the meantime it represents 

the world’s largest specialist 

display of travel products in 

lesbian, gay, bisexual and 

transgender (LGBT) tourism. 

Companies from around the 

world are represented in the 

Pink Pavilion, including the 

International Gay & Lesbian 

Travel Association (IGLTA) 

and many co-exhibitors. 

Newcomers include include 

India and Nepal as well as 

Moments, an operator from 

Mauritius, Quiiky Travel 

from Italy, and Illinois 

Tourism, the partner of the 

Media Breakfast. 

CULTURE LOUNGE: 

INCREASE IN 

INTERNATIONAL 

EXHIBITORS 

This year the Culture 

Lounge has experienced 

a considerable rise in 

international exhibitors, 

making it one of the highest 

growth segments at ITB 


As well as regular 

exhibitors in Hall 16 over 

a dozen European cities, 

destinations and institutions 

are appearing for the first 

time, showcasing their 

cultural highlights. They 

include Aarhus 2017 – the 

European City of Culture, 

Belgientourismus Wallonie- 

Brüssel, Fédération 

Européenne des Cités 

Napoléoniennes, Fondation 

Beyeler, Innovation Norway, 

Ireland Tourism and the 

Liszt Academy of Music 

from Budapest. 



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View of Hall 

ITB 2015, 

Gay Lesbian Travel 


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ITB HOSPITALITY 

DAY 

On Thursday, 10 March 

2016 the special guest at the 

ITB Hospitality Day will be 

Mario, a robot who works 

in a hotel. Visitors to the 

11th hotel conference of 

the world’s leading travel 

trade show can witness 

him at the start of the 

event and briefly at every 

discussion round. On the 

subject of digitalization, the 

key topic at the ITB Berlin 

Convention, leading hotel 

experts will be discussing 

robots, hi-tech innovations 

and innovation labs. This is 

the first time a Chinese hotel 

group will be taking part. 

At Plateno Hotels, China’s 

second largest hotel chain, 

“totally digital” has become 

part of everyday life. There 

will also be a meeting 

of two senior executives 

from Google andBooking. 

com. A futurist will be 

describing digital natives 

and three other experts will 

be discussing investment in 

hotel guests. 

Stephan Demmerle, director 

of the Business Unit Central 

Europe of the NH Hotel 

Group, will be explaining 

why the hotel chain makes 

use of a technology that can 

create a life-size human with 

a 3D hologram of his heart 

and distribute it around the 

world. Roland Schwecke of 

the marketing consultancy 

DICON Marketing- und 

Beratungsgesellschaft 

Berlin will be closely 

examining the impact 

of technology, for which 

Richard Singer of Travelzoo 

conducted a survey of 

consumer opinions for ITB 


OTA giants are inseparable 

from the hotel industry. 

How are distribution giants 

changing this sector and 

how is competition among 

OTAs changing? Terri 

Scriven, industry head of 

Hospitality, Google, London, 

and Peter Verhoeven, 

managing director, Europe/ 

Middle East/Africa, 

Booking.com, Amsterdam, 

will be facing up to critical 

questions starting at 2.45 

p.m. 

ITB BERLIN 

MICE DAY 

Man versus machine: 

nowadays, virtual 

conferences and social 

media are increasingly 

replacing face-to-face 

meetings at events. On 

Wednesday, 9 March 2016, 

in Hall 7.1c at the ITB Berlin 

Convention the ITB MICE 

Day will be taking a close 

look at this development. 

Experts will be examining 

the forces driving innovation 

in the event industry and 

asking whether their arrival 

is causing a decline in 

face-to-face encounters. 

Admission is free for trade 

visitors at ITB Berlin, the 

world’s leading travel trade 

show, and for members of 

VERANSTALTUNGSPLANER. 

DE. 

ITB CSR DAY 

This year’s ITB CSR Day at 

the ITB Berlin Convention 

will be addressing topical 

issues in connection with 

sustainable tourism, the 

refugee situation, climate 

change and how tourism 

can further peace. 

On Friday, 11 March in hall 

7.1a, auditorium New York 

3, lectures and discussions 

will be providing trade 

visitors with new ideas 

and suggestions for greater 

social and ecological 

responsibility in tourism. 

Trade visitors can attend 


industry’s leading think 

tank free of charge. 

ETRAVEL 

WORLD 

Always one step ahead: at 

ITB Berlin numerous topical 

themes and informative 

examples of best practices 

await visitors to this year’s 

eTravel World. From 9 to 

12 March 2016 start-ups 

and established companies 

will be gathering in Hall 

6.1 to present and debate 

innovations and new trends 

in digital marketing, social 

media and mobile travel 

services. 

On 9 March, in order to 

mark the 50th anniversary 

of ITB Berlin, pioneers will 

be recalling the earliest 

days of travel technology at 

a panel discussion on the 

eTravel Stage. Ali Dogan, 

managing director of 

Mouzenidis Travel GmbH, 

Jan-Frederik Valentin, 

senior vice president 

and managing director 

of KAYAK Europa GmbH, 

Michael Buller, chairman 

of Verband Internet 

Reisevertrieb e.V. (VIR), 

and Anja Keckeisen, CEO of 

HolidayCheck AG, will also 

dare to forecast the future 

of travel technology. The 

VIR and other companies 

will also be congratulating 

ITB Berlin on its anniversary 

and saying “Thank you for 

50 years of ITB“. Together 

with the digital agency 

Ray Sono this organisation 

is collecting 50 images 

reflecting digital tourism, 

which highlight the special 

moments witnessed by 

these individual companies. 

They can be viewed on the 

stand of Ray Sono in Hall 

5.1 and at the eTravel Lab 

in Hall 6.1. 


10 NEWS 

Key Issues at Stake 

in 2016 

WTTC adds political weight to the voice 

of the private sector 

The role of the World 

Travel and Tourism 

Council continues to 

grow in importance 

as the industry faces 

numerous challenges 

on a global scale. We 

asked CEO & President 

David Scowsill what he 

sees as being the key 

stakes as we head into 

ITB Berlin. 

The Travel & Tourism 

sector is currently being 

challenged by a variety 

of external influences, of 

which currently the most 

dominant are the threat 

of terrorism and the Zika 

virus. We remain incredibly 

resilient in these adverse 

situations, as business 

and leisure customers 

continue to travel. Despite 

these challenges, our latest 

Autumn Update shows 

that Travel & Tourism’s 

total contribution to the 

world economy last year 

was US$7.8 trillion and 

with the sector supporting 

284 million jobs across the 

globe. 

What should the industry 

be doing to manage these 

issues? 

With the Zika virus, it is 

important for the sector 

to continue to monitor the 

medical developments. The 

World Health Organisation 

does not recommend any 

travel or trade restrictions, 

which reflects the advice 

that we are giving to travel 

and tourism companies. It 

is critical for governments, 

tourism bodies and 

companies to communicate 

clearly on the situation at 

all times, particularly with 

the potential concerns for 

pregnant women. 

Terrorism is a global threat, 

which strikes particular 

cities and countries with 

increasing regularity. 

The biggest threat to 

the industry is not the 

terrorist threat per se, but 

the possible over reaction 

from governments in 

closing their borders. Many 

attacks are perpetrated by 

“home grown” terrorists, 

so the solution is not as 

simple as removing visa 

waiver programmes and 

other mechanisms. The 

answer to terrorism lies 

in strengthening security 

and ensuring safety in 

each country, encouraging 

intelligence sharing and 

increasing the electronic 

processing of visas away 

from the current manual 

mechanisms in many 

countries. 

On the positive side, 

a number of countries 

have been easing visa 

requirements. What are 

your thoughts here? 

WTTC encourages 

governments to make 

it easier and simpler for 

people to travel. According 

to UNWTO’s latest Visa 

Openness Report, 61% of 

the 1.2 billion international 

travellers in 2105 needed 

traditional visas, involving 

manual form filling and 

queueing at consulates. 

Not only are Trusted 

Traveller, Visas Waiver 

and Electronic Visas more 

customer friendly, they are 

much more secure. We 

need governments to move 

faster towards electronic 

visa processing, in the 

same way that airlines 

switched from paper to 

electronic tickets. 

Please tell us more about 

WTTC’s sustainability 

initiatives. 

WTTC’s Tourism for 

Tomorrow strategy looks 

at balancing the growth of 

the Travel & Tourism sector 

with the preservation 

of local communities, 

environment and cultural 

heritage. As part of the 

strategy we organise the 

Tourism for Tomorrow 

Awards, a prestigious 

programme that celebrates 

business leadership in 

the future of sustainable 

tourism. The 2016 Awards 

WE NEED GOVERNMENTS 

TO MOVE FASTER TOWARDS 

ELECTRONIC VISA PROCESSING, 

IN THE SAME WAY THAT AIRLINES 

SWITCHED FROM PAPER TO 

ELECTRONIC TICKETS. 

programme has finalists of 

the highest-calibre. 

Running up to the COP21 

WTTC released a study 

that looked at the efforts of 

WTTC Member companies 

in reducing the global 

carbon footprint. The report 

concludes that the world’s 

biggest Travel & Tourism 

companies, as represented 

by the Members of WTTC, 

are: 

• 20% more carbon efficient 

today than they were in 

2005 

• On course to cut CO2 

emissions by 50% from 

2005 to 2035 

• On course to reach the 

target of 25% reduction by 

2020. 

We also have recently 

published guidance for 

companies looking to 

report on Environmental, 

Social and Governance 

(ESG) issues. A map 

on our website shows 

where countries or 

stock exchanges have 

implemented legislation or 

regulations in this area. 

How is the role of the 

WTTC evolving over time? 

WTTC talks directly with 

politicians and decisionmakers 

speaking with 

the voice of the private 

sector. Together with the 

UNWTO, there have been 

meetings with 77 heads of 

state in the past 4 years. 

In these meetings, we are 

very direct in educating 

these leaders about the 

importance of the industry 

and what specifically their 

governments can do to 

secure jobs and growth. 

Through constant close 

interaction with our 

Member companies, 

through appointed advisors, 

David Scowsill 

CEO & President, 

World Travel and Tourism Council 

task forces and meetings 

with the Members we are 

able to reflect the most 

pressing issues in the sector 

and address those when 

speaking to government 

officials. One key message 

from the Council is that 

tourism companies and 

bodies must be included 

in policy discussions at 

government level, whether 

on long term infrastructure 

development, investment 

in people or response to 

disasters. 

Whilst the sector is facing 

such key challenges as the 

threat of terrorist attacks, 

it is key that government 

officials consult the players 

from within the different 

industries in our sector, 

to plan for any disruption 

and to mitigate the risks. 

It means constantly 

strengthening security, 

whilst still automating 

visas and facilitating travel 

for business and leisure 

purposes. 



NEWS 

11 

German Tourism Market on Rise 

Exotic destinations and Mediterranean countries experience 

boom in 2015 

In 2015, exotic destinations were in high demand with German travellers. 

The number of long-haul travellers rose to more than five and half million 

- a high double-digit increase, bringing the proportion of long-haul 

destinations in the overall tourism market from 7.6 to almost eight percent. 

According to the German 

Travel Association (DRV), 

tour operators’ sales 

revenues were up between 

three and four percent. 

Sales revenues generated 

by tour operators thereby 

increased by approx. one 

billion euros to a total of 

more than 27 billion euros. 

The number of travellers on 

organized tours has again 

slightly risen - by almost 

one percent. “This shows 

a continuing high demand 

for travel organized by 

tour operators”, said DRV 

President Norbert Fiebig. 

“The German travel 

industry is looking back 

on a very satisfactory year, 

CARIBBEAN 

DESTINATIONS, 

IN PARTICULAR 

CUBA WITH A 

JUMP IN SALES 

REVENUE 

OF 25%, AS 

WELL AS THE 

DOMINICAN 

REPUBLIC AND 

MEXICO ARE 

AMONG THE 

WINNERS 

even if political situations 

in some destinations were 

difficult and the high US 

Dollar exchange rate posed 

major challenges to the 

industry.” 

The trends for the 2015 

travel year at a glance, as 

analysed by the German 

market research company 

GfK are as follows… 

Caribbean destinations, in 

particular Cuba with a jump 

in sales revenue of 25%, 

as well as the Dominican 

Republic and Mexico are 

among the winners. The 

United Arab Emirates 

are showing a significant 

increase of 15% and the 

USA of 11%. Germans 

are also more attracted 

by Asian destinations 

than in the previous year, 

which is reflected by an 

increase in sales revenues 

generated especially in 

Thailand. Favourable 

package travel prices are 

cited as a major reason 

for the boom in exotic 

holiday destinations. Tour 

operators benefited from 

the early hedging of their 

purchases of hotel and 

flight contingents against 

exchange rate fluctuations. 

Numerous traditional 

destinations around 

the Mediterranean also 

recorded increases. Strong 

increases in sales revenues 

were recorded by Portugal 

with a plus of 14% and 

Turkey with an increase 

of 4%. Egypt is recording 

double-digit increases and 

the Balearic Islands’ plus 

is in the single-digit range. 

The country on the Nile 

is posting a substantial 

growth in the medium 

double-digit range, even 

if visitor numbers have 

not yet reached again the 

figure of 1.3 million guests 

that was reached before 

the Arab Spring. Greece 

is performing well with 

figures reaching again the 

record level of 2014. 

Fewer visitors than in the 

previous season were 

counted in Tunisia, the 

Canary Islands and the 

countries of sub-Saharan 

Africa. Southern Africa 

is, however, slowly 

recovering from the effects 

of the Ebola epidemic 

mainly responsible for 

these declines. 

On previous year’s level 

is the performance of 

destinations that can be 

reached by car, train or bus. 

German destinations are 

still in high demand with 

slight growth rates, while 

neighbouring countries are 

recording a slight decline. 

Trips to various European 

cities remain popular. 

The high demand for 

exotic dream destinations 

resulted in tour operator 

sales increases of 5% 

compared with last year. 

Medium-haul destinations, 

predominantly in the 

countries around the 

Mediterranean, recorded a 

growth in sales revenues 

by 3%. Turnover in the 

segment of the so-called 

earthbound destinations 

to be reached by train, 

bus or car remains 

constant. Cruises posted 

again substantial gains: 

According to early 

projections by the DRV 

Committee Statistics and 

Market Research, tour 

operators are expected to 

have generated in 2015 a 

high single-digit growth in 

sales in the sea and river 

cruise segment. 

The proportion of the total 

cruise business, including 

access and return travel, 

in tour operator sales has 

risen to about 13 percent. 

This means, cruises 

account for three billion 

out of the total sales of 

27 billion euros, with an 

upward trend. If one looks 

at the last two decades, it is 

plain to see that the cruise 

segment has experienced a 

strong and steady growth. 

“The German sea cruise 

market is the fastest 

growing tourism market 

with above-average 

annual growth rates,” said 

DRV President Fiebig. 

© DRV 

Norbert 

Fiebig 

President, DRV 


12 NEWS 

Taleb Rifai 

Secretary-General, 

UNWTO 

UNWTO at ITB Berlin 

The World Tourism Organisation continues to be a 

Despite many challenges, the tourism sector 

continues to progress in a very positive manner. 

We asked UNWTO Secretary-General Taleb Rifai 

to outline the key trends as we arrive at the eve 

of ITB Berlin… 

International tourist 

arrivals grew by 4% in 

2015 to reach nearly 1.2 

billion worldwide. This 

means 50 million more 

people travelling to an 

international destination 

as compared to 2014. 

International tourism 

reached new heights 

in 2015 and the robust 

performance of the sector 

is contributing to economic 

growth and job creation in 

many parts of the world. 

Overall we can say demand 

remains strong, though 

with mixed results across 

individual destinations 

due to unusually strong 

exchange rate fluctuations, 

the drop in oil prices and 

other commodities which 

increased disposable 

income in importing 

countries but weakened 

demand in exporters, as 

well as increased safety 

and security concerns. 

Yet, as the sector continues 

to grow we need to stress 

the need to ensure that 

growth and sustainability 

are not a zero sum game. 

In that regard, I see that 

the sector has a growing 

commitment to sustainable 

development. This shift 

has been awarded by 

the designation of 2017 

as International Year of 

Sustainable Tourism for 

Development by the United 

Nations General Assembly. 

We have therefore a unique 

opportunity to further 

enhance the contribution of 

tourism to the Sustainable 

Development Goals and 

to prioritize tourism as an 

engine of development 

worldwide. 

What are the most 

“burning” issues for the 

tourism industry as we 

arrive at ITB Berlin? 

I would say that there are 

three key issues that are 

shaping our sector at this 

moment. 

First, the global concerns 

over safety and security. 

In this respect, the sector 

needs to work with relevant 

stakeholders to ensure a 

safe, secure and seamless 

travel framework that steps 

up security but does not 

create increased obstacles 

to travel. 

Second, the way the 

technological revolution 

is changing business 

models and consumers, 

and third, sustainability. 

With the approval of the 

Sustainable Development 

Goals by world leaders last 

September and the climate 

change agreement reached 

in Paris, sustainability must 

be a priority for all tourism 

stakeholders. 

What will be the key 

activities of UNWTO 

during ITB Berlin? 

ITB continues to be an 

important platform for 

hosting UNWTO events 

and bringing together 

our Member States and 

Affiliate Members. This 

year we are running a 

number of activities on 

a wide range of topics 

including: 1) The 6th Silk 

Road Ministers’ Meeting 

(9 March) and the 5th 

Silk Road Tour Operators’ 

Forum (10 March) aimed at 

promoting the sustainable 

development of tourism 

across 33 countries along 

the ancient Silk Road; 2) 

The fundamental issue of 

Child Protection in Tourism 

with the Meeting of the 

World Tourism Network 

on Child Protection (10 

March) which every year 

gathers governments, 

the tourism industry and 

NGOs in Berlin to exchange 

information and best 

practices. This year’s focus 

will be on responsible 

business strategies and 

child protection in our 

sector. 3) The ITB Ministers’ 

AS THE SECTOR 

CONTINUES TO GROW WE 

NEED TO STRESS THE NEED 

TO ENSURE THAT GROWTH 

AND SUSTAINABILITY ARE 

NOT A ZERO SUM GAME 



13 

Roundtable: Tourism In 

The 21 st Century – New 

Business Models In A 

Digital World (9 March) 

looking at the key shifts in 

the digital transformation 

of our sector; 4) 

UNWTO is supporting 

the International Trade 

Centre (ITC) in their efforts 

to promote the Kayah 

State of Myanmar through 

an inclusive tourism 

approach. Together we 

will be organising a highlevel 

panel discussion 

addressing the key 

issues of authenticity 

and sustainability, a B2Bmeeting, 

seminars and a 

press conference focused 

on the tourism potential 

of this dynamic region. 

How is the Silk Road 

project progressing, and 

what are the next steps? 

The UNWTO Silk 

Road Programme is a 

transnational initiative 

aimed at promoting 

sustainable tourism 

development along 

the historic Silk Road 

route. It aims to foster 

collaboration between 

stakeholders to 

stimulate investment 

and poverty reduction, 

while safeguarding the 

Silk Road’s outstanding 

cultural and natural 

heritage. At the 6th 

UNWTO Silk Road 

Ministers’ Meeting at 

ITB Berlin 2016, we will 

launch the latest edition 

of the UNWTO Silk Road 

Action Plan. This strategy 

creates an important 

platform for collaboration 

on key areas such as 

marketing, production 

development, tourism 

route development, travel 

facilitation and cross 

border initiatives. At the 

2016 edition of Silk Road 

Tour Operators’ Forum to 

be held at ITB, we will run a 

specialised workshop for 

inbound tour operators 

to better understand, 

engage and work with 


trade. It is key for us to 

work closely with the 

private sector on the Silk 

Road to build capacity 

and improve the overall 

visitor experience. 

This year UNWTO is 

organising a number 

of major events in Iran, 

Italy and Mongolia. 

We will continue our 

collaboration with 

UNESCO on the Silk 

Road Heritage Corridors 

project, which aims 

to support tourism 

development and 

safeguard heritage along 

the Silk Road routes 

which have be inscribed 

on the World Heritage 

List. We are working 

with organizations such 

as TripAdvisor and BBC 

to better understand 

the level of consumer 

awareness of the Silk 

Road. We are also 

promoting air route 

development with UBM 

by being engaged in their 

Routes Silk Road aviation 

events. Finally, UNWTO 

is currently collaborating 

on a number of Silk Road 

travel documentaries that 

will be aired on major 

broadcasters such as the 

Discovery Channel and 

BBC4 to audiences of 

millions later this year. 

Do you feel governments 

should do more to 

consider the way tourism 

impacts their economies 

and communities (in all 

ways), and adapt their 

policies accordingly? 

Tourism accounts for 

10% of the world’s GDP, 

6% of global trade and 1 

in 11 jobs. Yet, despite 

its proven wide-reaching 

socio-economic impact, 

the sector stills lacks in 

many countries the high 

priority it should have. 

Although, this has been 

improving significantly in 

recent years with many 

countries in the world, 

such as China, prioritizing 

tourism as part of their 

development strategies, 

more can be done. The 

most important factor for 

tourism competitiveness 

is political will and a crosscutting 

national policy 

that engages the whole 

government as we must 

always recall that many 

factors impacting tourism 

– infrastructure, transport 

or visas to name a few 

– are the responsibility 

of other government 

areas. And if the above 

is true at national level, 

at international level the 

situation is even more 

striking. Despite having 

been identified by half 

of the world´s Least 

Developed Countries 

(LDCs) as a priority 

instrument for poverty 

reduction, tourism 

receives only 0.78% of 

the total Aid for Trade 

(AfT) disbursements and 

a mere 0.097% of the total 

Official Development 

Assistance (ODA). 

You often say that 

tourism is a “power for 

good”. Can you please 

expand on this? 

Tourism can be a factor 

driving positive change 

towards a more peaceful, 

inclusive and sustainable 

society. Tourism drives 

intercultural dialogue – 

when one travels one 

changes its vision of 

the ‘other’, enhances 

opportunities for a 

better future in many 

communities around the 

world and when well 

managed can create the 

conditions for cultural 

and environmental 

preservation. 

TOURISM CAN BE A 

FACTOR DRIVING POSITIVE 

CHANGE TOWARDS A 

MORE PEACEFUL, 

INCLUSIVE AND 

SUSTAINABLE SOCIETY. 

In this sense, you 

also underlined, at 

the recent UNWTO 

meeting in Tunis, the 

essential nature of 

developing a better flow 

of information in the 

industry via the media. 

Do you have any further 

thoughts/comments on 

this? 

The media is essential, 

not only as a tool to 

“leading light” for industry growth 

disseminate information 

and values, but also as a 

highly relevant partner. 

UNWTO is aware of 

this and we have a long 

track record of initiatives 

involving media at 

different levels. 

At present, besides 

consolidated projects 

such as the UNWTO 

Tourism and the Media 

annual conference, 

which we held in Tunisia 

last November, we work 

continuously to increase 

our partnerships with 

different media and 

ensure that we can 

provide them with useful 

information. We are also 

engaged in promoting 

a closer link between 

tourism and media among 

the UNWTO Member 

States through training 

and capacity building 

on media relations and 

communication. 

POSITIVE 

PROSPECTS 

FOR 2016 

Results from the UNWTO 

Confidence Index remain 

largely positive for 2016, 

though at a slightly 

lower level as compared 

to the previous two 

years. Based on the 

current trend and 

this outlook, UNWTO 

projects international 

tourist arrivals to grow 

by 4% worldwide in 

2016. 

By region, growth is 

expected to be stronger 

in Asia and the Pacific 

(+4% to +5%) and the 

Americas (+4% to +5%), 

followed by Europe 

(+3.5% to +4.5%). The 

projections for Africa 

(+2% to 5%) and the 

Middle East (+2% to 

+5%) are positive, 

though with a larger 

degree of uncertainty 

and volatility. 

According to UNWTO’s 

long term forecast 

“Tourism Towards 

2030”, international 

tourist arrivals 

worldwide are expected 

to increase by an 

average of 3.3% a year 

until 2030 to reach 1.8 

billion by 2030. Arrivals 

in emerging destinations 

(+4.4% a year) are 

expected to increase 

at twice the rate of 

those in advanced 

economies (+2.2% a 

year). The market share 

of emerging economies 

increased from 30% in 

1980 to 45% in 2014, 

and is expected to reach 

57% by 2030, equivalent 

to over 1 billion 

international tourist 

arrivals. 


14 NEWS 

ADVERTORIAL 

Almost a Million Extra Visitors! 

US economy gets $15 billion boost from Brand USA marketing 

Brand USA – the United 

States’ destinationmarketing 

organisation 

– generated more than 

2 million incremental 

visitors to the U.S. from 

around the globe over the 

past two years, according 

to a recent study by Oxford 

Economics. 

Those visitors accounted for 

$6.5 billion in incremental 

spending, which injected 

nearly $15 billion into the 

US economy. The influx of 

incremental visitors also 

supported an average of 

50,000 incremental jobs 

to the United States, the 

U.S. economy grows, jobs 

are created and more 

importantly, there is a more 

favourable image of the 

United States around the 

world,” said Christopher L. 

Thompson, President and 

CEO of Brand USA. 

Oxford Economics, an 

international economic 

forecaster based in the 

UK, looked at nine global 

markets for the ROI study: 

Australia, Brazil, Canada, 

China, Germany, Japan, 

Mexico, South Korea and 

international visitors. 

This translated into a 

$222-billion boost for the 

U.S. economy. 

Half of Brand USA funding 

comes from the private 

sector. The other matching 

half comes from the $10 

ESTA fee charged to visitors 

who are from countries 

that do not require visas 

for travel to the US. In 

December 2014, President 

Obama signed the omnibusspending 

bill into law 

that included provisions 

for reauthorizing federal 

OXFORD DOCUMENTED 

THAT BRAND USA 

MARKETING BROUGHT 

903,400 INCREMENTAL 

VISITORS TO THE UNITED 

STATES DURING FISCAL 

2014 (OCTOBER 2013 – 

SEPTEMBER 2014) 

New York City, TimeSquare 

each of the two years. 

Brand USA was created 

through the 2010 Tourism 

Promotion Act as a publicprivate 

enterprise to 

coordinate international 

marketing efforts in order 

to increase tourism to 

the U.S. and enhance the 

United States’ image as a 

premier travel destination. 

It began operations in May 

2011. Today, Brand USA is 

working with a network of 

nearly 500 private-sector 

partners. 

“As a result of welcoming 

more international visitors 

the United Kingdom. Brand 

USA is fully deployed in 

each of those markets – 

implementing campaigns 

for consumer, travel trade 

and cooperative marketing. 

Oxford documented that 

Brand USA marketing 

brought 903,400 

incremental visitors to 

the United States during 

fiscal 2014 (October 2013 

– September 2014). Those 

travellers spent $3.1 billion 

on travel with U.S. carriers, 

producing $7.1 billion total 

sales. Overall, during fiscal 

2014, the United States 

welcomed 75 million 

funding for Brand USA 

until 2021. The measure 

had received bi-partisan 

support in both houses of 

Congress. 

Highlights of recent 

Brand USA activities and 

programmes include: 

• Production of a giantscreen 

film that pays tribute 

to America’s national 

parks in partnership with 

independent filmmaker 

MacGillivray Freeman Films 

- released early in 2016 and 

set for distribution in more 

than 800 IMAX theatres and 

other giant-screen theatres 

in nearly 40 countries. The 

film is a major element in 

Brand USA’s campaign to 

promote the United States’ 

Great Outdoors. 

• Following the launch 

of a culinary-tourism 

initiative in July 2014 

in partnership with the 

James Beard Foundation, 

the program has now 

expanded to include a 

new consumer website, 

“Flavours of the USA,” 

and a new guidebook in 

six languages by the same 

name. 

• Brand USA’s partnership 

network jumped from 339 

partners in fiscal 2013 to 

475 in the following year. 

The number of programs 

for partners surged from 

30 to more than 100. This 

helped to sustain a 94% 

retention rate among 

partners. 

• Brand USA’s international 

representation now 

covers more than 20 

markets. 

• Brand USA hosted U.S. 

pavilions at regional 

tourism expositions in 

Brazil, Mexico, China, 

Italy, Germany, Singapore, 

Russia and Sweden. 

• Brand USA continued to 

create MegaFams – largescale, 

multi-destination 

U.S. itineraries for 

international travel 

agents. 

• Brand USA continued 

to develop and create 

new content for its USA 

Discovery Program – an 

online training platform 

for international travel 

agents, which allows 

the agents to become 

officially accredited. 

• Thomas Cook and Brand 

USA launched a pan- 

European social-media 

competition, “Discover 

America: United Stories 

of America.” 



Hall 2.1 / Stand 480 

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ADVERTORIAL 

BBC WORLDWIDE 

TO AIR VIGNETTES 

HIGHLIGHTING 

GREAT OUTDOORS 

DESTINATIONS IN 

USA 

Kyle Edmiston 

Assistant Secretary, 

Louisiana Office of Tourism 

Old Faces, New Faces… 

Brand USA announces three new members and the reappointment 

of Marriott President & CEO Arne Sorenson to the 

board of directors 

The board of directors of Brand USA 

has announced the re-appointment 

by Commerce Secretary Penny 

Pritzker of Marriott President & 

CEO Arne Sorenson, who currently 

serves as board chair, to its board of 

directors, as well as the appointment 

of three new board members. 

The newly appointed and 

reappointed members include: 

• Arne Sorenson, President and CEO, 

Marriott International, Inc., who 

currently serves as the chair of the 

board (re-appointment) 

• Kyle Edmiston, assistant secretary, 

Louisiana Office of Tourism (new 

appointment) 

• Maryann Ferenc, owner & CEO, 

Mise en Place (new appointment) 

• Rossi Ralenkotter, president & CEO, 

Las Vegas Convention and Visitors 

Authority (new appointment) 

Each appointment was effective Dec. 

1, 2015 for a term of three years. 

“Brand USA is fortunate to have a 

strong, diverse, and experienced 

board whose members represent 

broad sectors of business and the 

travel industry,” said Christopher L. 

Thompson, president and CEO of 

Brand USA. “We thank Visit California 

President and CEO Caroline Beteta, 

Bloomberg Associates CEO George 

Fertitta, and Chef Roy Yamaguchi for 

their invaluable contributions to the 

board over the years.” 

“We are pleased that we will continue 

to benefit from Arne’s leadership as 

a result of his re-appointment to the 

board,” said Thompson. “Marriott is 

a leading global lodging company 

with more than 4,300 properties 

comprising 19 brands in 85 countries 

Maryann Ferenc 

Owner & CEO, 

Mise en Place 

Rossi Ralenkotter 

President & CEO, Las Vegas 

Convention and Visitors Authority 

and territories, and Arne’s lodging 

company leadership and vast 

international experience have been 

especially valuable as Brand USA 

continues its work to market the 

United States as the world’s premier 

travel destination.” 

Kyle Edmiston, assistant secretary, 

Louisiana Office of Tourism, has 

served in his capacity since 2012. 

Prior to his current position, he 

served as President/CEO of the 

Ruston Lincoln CVB. He currently 

serves on the board of directors of 

the Southeast Tourism Society, U.S. 

Travel Association and is the Vice 

Chair of the Travel South USA Board 

of Directors. 

Maryann Ferenc, president and 

owner of Mise en Place, has spent 

her entire career in the hospitality 

industry. Maryann and her partner, 

James Beard award-winner Chef 

Marty Blitz made their mark in 

Tampa Bay, Florida, with the opening 

of Mise en Place, a hospitality group 

that began as a catering company in 

1986. Since that time, Mise en Place 

has grown into an upscale urban 

restaurant in downtown Tampa 

and diverse operations that include 

in-house events; a full-service 

catering and event company; retail 

marketing, exclusive contracted 

events at the Tampa Museum of 

Art with an on-premise restaurant; 

a wine bar and bistro at the Tampa 

International Airport; and a wine bar 

and café at Amalie Arena, the home 

of the Tampa Bay Lightning. 

Rossi Ralenkotter, president/ 

CEO of the Las Vegas Convention 

and Visitors Authority (LVCVA), 

Arne Sorenson 

President and CEO, 

Marriott International, Inc. 

is responsible for marketing and 

branding Las Vegas and Southern 

Nevada as the world’s most desirable 

destination for leisure and business 

travel. Under Mr. Ralenkotter’s 

leadership, the LVCVA launched the 

most successful branding campaign 

in tourism history, which is best 

known for its oft-repeated tagline, 

“What happens here, stays here.” It 

was selected the No. 1 campaign by 

the voting public and was inducted 

into the Madison Avenue Advertising 

Walk of Fame in 2011. 

Since its establishment, Brand USA 

has demonstrated a positive impact 

on international visitation. In fact, 

according to studies by Oxford 

Economics, from 2013 through 2014, 

Brand USA’s marketing initiatives 

have helped bring more than 2 

million incremental visitors to the 

USA, benefitting the U.S. economy 

with nearly $15 billion in business 

sales; nearly $2 billion in federal, 

state and local taxes; and supporting, 

on average, 50,000 incremental jobs 

per year. In addition, the United 

States’ share of total international 

travel increased from approximately 

12% in 2011 to 13.5% in 2014 (and 

the USA’s share of long-haul travel 

increased from 6.4% to 6.7%). 

Brand USA is 

fortunate to have a strong, 

diverse, and experienced 

board whose members 

represent broad sectors 

of business and the travel 

industry 

Brand USA is joining BBC 

Worldwide in presenting 

a series of 2-minute video 

vignettes that spotlight 

specific locations connected 

with America’s Great 

Outdoors. The vignettes 

feature local personalities 

(one for each episode) who 

discuss their perspectives 

of the locations; each will 

air more than 1,000 times 

around the world on BBC 

World News and will also 

feature on BBC.com. 

This new series follows a 

similar format used in 2015 

for the “America Through 

Film” partnership with BBC 

Advertising. In that awardwinning 

series a variety 

of movie directors spoke 

on camera about their 

experiences and perspectives 

of specific locations as 

influential backdrops, even 

“characters,” during movie 

productions they directed 

- sometimes in their home 

states. Among the 12 

contributors, Spike Lee 

discussed his native New 

York, and John Lee Hancock 

spoke about his native Texas 

and Andy Davis shared his 

Chicago. 

Great Outdoors vignettes 

will feature narratives about 

California, Texas, Georgia, 

Louisiana, Minnesota, 

Montana, Oregon, Arizona, 

New York, New Hampshire, 

California, and Hawaii. The 

line-up of local experts who 

provide their perspectives, 

include Ed Lewis (Body 

Surfer/Inventor), Scarlet 

Colley (The Dolphin 

Whisper), Stan Estes (Horse 

Whisper), Tab Benoit 

(Musician), Bob White (Fly 

fisher/Landscape Artist), 

Max Lowe (Storyteller), 

Maria Ponzi (Winemaker), Ed 

Mell (Painter), Chris Kostman 

(Athlete/Endurance Event 

Promoter), Bee Walker 

(Photographer), Alice Chiang 

(Architect) and Keanu Asing 

(Surfer). 


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ADVERTORIAL 

Nusa Dua Bali Villas PHAL Hotel Facade 

Touching Lives and Inspiring 

Park Hotel Group brings its unique touch to the Australian market 

Back at ITB Berlin with new ideas and offers, Park Hotel Group is pursuing its 

expansion plan in APAC. Expertise and passion for the craft of hospitality has 

defined the growth of the Park Hotel Group for more than fifty years. From a 

single hotel in Hong Kong in 1961, the group’s current portfolio includes twelve 

properties across five countries and eight cities. Managed under our luxury 

‘Grand Park’ and upscale ‘Park Hotel’ brands, guests have access to over 3,600 

rooms in APAC’s region’s key gateway cities. 

Allen Law 

Chief Executive Officer, 

Park Hotel Group 

ESSENTIAL NEWS 

FROM PARK HOTEL 

GROUP AT ITB 

BERLIN 2016 

• Park Hotel Group secures 

Park Hotel Adelaide, its 

first hotel in Australia and 

outside Asia; 

• Park Hotel Alexandra, the 

group’s fourth property in 

Singapore opened in 2015; 

• Park Hotel Nusa Dua Bali 

is currently undergoing 

refurbishment, scheduled 

for completion this month; 

• Park Hotel Farrer Park is 

scheduled to open in Q4 

this year. 

• Yet again, Park Hotel Group 

was named “Best Regional 

Hotel Chain”, its fourth 

consecutive win at the TTG 

Travel Awards. 

EXTENDING THE 

BRAND FOOTPRINT 

TO AUSTRALIA 

In a hotel management 

contract with Pirie 

Investments (AUS) Pty Ltd, 

the Park Hotel Group will 

manage Park Hotel Adelaide, 

its first hotel in Australia. The 

hotel is scheduled to open in 

the last quarter of 2018. 

The signing ceremony, graced 

by the Hon Martin Hamilton- 

Smith, Minister for Investment 

and Trade, Minister for 

Defence Industries and 

Minister for Veterans’ Affairs, 

South Australia was held in 

Singapore in August 2015. 

It signifies the debut of the Park 

Hotel brand in the Oceania 

region as the Group continues 

its aggressive expansion 

into key destinations across 

Asia Pacific. 

“Park Hotel Adelaide marks 

a significant milestone for 

Park Hotel Group. We have 

been looking to expand into 

Australia for a while and 

this collaboration presents 

an exciting opportunity for 

us to do just that,” said Mr. 

Allen Law, Chief Executive 

Officer of Park Hotel Group. 

“Adelaide has seen a massive 

expansion of convention 

facilities, the medical precinct 

and the Riverbank and 

Adelaide Oval development 

and represents tremendous 

growth opportunity. 

Increased flight connectivity, 

strong event calendar and 

continued growth of the 

Chinese and Asian markets 



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would also drive record 

visitorship. We are 

extremely optimistic 

about Adelaide’s tourism 

prospects.” 

Commanding a prized 

location in the heart 

of Adelaide’s Central 

Business District, the 250- 

key new build Park Hotel 

Adelaide will be part of a 

mixed-use development 

that also features 280 

private residences. 

“As we seek to extend 

our brand footprint in 

strategic destinations 

across Australia, we shall 

continue building upon 

Asia with a new 

management contract 

in Indonesia. The 

partnership with Twenty- 

One Development, 

introduces the Group’s 

first resort in Indonesia - 

Park Hotel Nusa Dua Bali. 

Mr. Allen Law, Park 

Hotel Group’s CEO said, 

“This partnership is an 

important milestone 

for our brand and the 

Group as we expand our 

presence in Indonesia 

with our first resort in 

Bali, a strategic and 

well-renowned travel 

destination. With the 

Indonesian government’s 

the expansive space a 

family requires and the 

perfect private space that 

couples long for. The 

suites are complete with 

a generous living room, 

dining area, kitchen, 

private balcony and 

pantry. The resort also 

has 39 villas comprising 

of 35 one-bedroom and 4 

two-bedroom units, each 

with a private swimming 

pool and a traditional 

Balinese pavilion set in a 

lush tropical garden. 

The hotel is located on 

a hilltop in the popular 

precinct of Nusa Dua, 

landscape surroundings, 

the hotel is tastefully 

designed in natural 

woods, earthy shades 

and prints that embrace 

the botanical theme and 

provide a relaxed and 

tranquil atmosphere for 

guests throughout their 

stay. 

As guests enter the hotel 

they are greeted by a 

large open-plan reception 

area, with high ceilings, 

grand mirrors and stylish 

lobby furniture to sit and 

take in the surroundings. 

There are six room 

types available to 

UPSCALE 

OR LUXURY: 

IT’S FOR 

YOU TO 

DECIDE… 

Grand Park is a luxury hotel 

brand synonymous with 

premium accommodation, 

facilities, service and comfort 

designed for discerning 

business and leisure 

travellers. The Grand Park 

brand can be found in our 

Singapore, China and Japan 

hotels. 

Park Hotel 

Adelaide, 

opening last 

quarter 2018 

Along The Way 

– and adds new properties in SE Asia 

AS WE SEEK TO 

EXTEND OUR BRAND 

FOOTPRINT IN STRATEGIC 

DESTINATIONS ACROSS 

AUSTRALIA, WE SHALL 

CONTINUE BUILDING UPON 

OUR SERVICE PHILOSOPHY 

OF GENUINE CARE AND 

LOVING HOSPITALITY; AND 

EXTEND IT TO OUR GUESTS 

IN THIS PART OF THE 

WORLD 

our service philosophy of 

genuine care and loving 

hospitality; and extend it 

to our guests in this part 

of the world.” Mr Law 

added. 

FIRST BALINESE 

RESORT FOR 

PARK HOTEL 

GROUP SET 

TO OPEN THIS 

MONTH 

Park Hotel Group is 

further strengthening its 

presence in Southeast 

recent pro-tourism 

initiatives, such as the 

visa-free access for major 

source countries, Park 

Hotel Nusa Dua Bali is 

well-poised to ride on an 

exciting wave of tourism 

growth.” 

Nestled on 3.4 hectares of 

land, Park Hotel Nusa Dua 

Bali has 152 guestrooms 

and suites with room 

sizes ranging from 25sqm 

to 209sqm. The suites 

are perfect for family 

getaways providing 

providing stunning 

views of Nusa Dua 

Beach and Benoa Bay, 

creating the perfect 

setting for relaxation. It 

is a 10-minute drive from 

Ngurah Rai International 

Airport and is within easy 

access to the beaches 

of Nusa Dua, Tanjung 

Benoa, Uluwatu and the 

entertainment areas of 

Jimbaran and Kuta. 

PARK HOTEL 

ALEXANDRA NOW 

OPEN 

A peaceful oasis on the 

fringe of Singapore’s CBD, 

Park Hotel Alexandra 

opened its doors to guests 

in 2015. In the midst of an 

urban district with easy 

access to both business 

and leisure destinations, 

Park Hotel Alexandra 

boasts 442 elegantly 

furnished guestrooms 

and suites overlooking 

the lush greenery of 

Singapore’s woodlands. 

Inspired by its garden 

guests, Superior Room, 

Deluxe Room, Premier 

Room, Crystal Club 

Room, Executive Suite 

and Park Suite all fitted 

with the latest modern 

conveniences, mini bar 

and complimentary 

wireless access. The suite 

rooms showcase lavish 

touches including a grand 

living room, designer 

furniture and state-ofthe-art 

sound systems. 

The exclusive Crystal 

Club Lounge, located at 

the top level of the hotel, 

commands stunning 

views of the city skyline 

and gives suite and 

club guests access to 

exclusive privileges such 

as personalised check-in 

and check-out services, 

buffet breakfast, allday 

refreshments and 

complimentary business 

facilities. 

Park Hotel is an upscale hotel 

brand symbolising utmost 

convenience, personalised 

services and high standards 

of amenities carefully crafted 

to please business and 

leisure travellers. The Park 

Hotel brand can be found 

in our Singapore, Indonesia, 

Hong Kong and Australia 

hotels. 

Continuing growth through 

acquisitions and hotel 

management services, 

the group seeks to extend 

its service philosophy 

of providing “Loving 

Hospitality”. With service at 

the heart of hospitality, Park 

Hotels Group endeavours to 

create unique and memorable 

travel experiences, and to 

bring joy to its guests. This 

is also the brand promise, 

where every encounter is a 

“discovery of love”. 

The group’s motto says it all: 

“At Park Hotel Group, our 

success is not appraised by 

the number of hotels under 

our fold, but by the number 

of lives we touch and inspire 

along the way”. 




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Sharing, Reinventing, 

Demonstrating 

AccorHotels @ ITB Berlin: presenting brands to 

meet all desires 

AccorHotels arrives at ITB 

Berlin with a new identity and 

positioning in the market, 

destined to incarnate the 

“Feel Welcome” spirit in all 

its properties. 

At the AccorHotels stand 

(Hall 9/215) you will 

discover the true meaning 

of the Feel Welcome spirit: 

a warm, convivial and 

elegant treatment, including 

high quality materials and 

careful attention to detail, 

encompassing the savoirfaire 

of the group and 

underlining the lifestyle 

positioning of each brand. 

The 210 square metres of 

the stand are dedicated 

to demonstrating the new 

philosophy through four key 

themes: 

THE WELCOME 

Embodying the Feel Welcome 

spirit, starting with the 

welcome area, by setting up 

a light structure in order not 

to create a barrier between 

the visitor and the welcomer. 

THE LAYOUT 

Showing and expressing the 

hospitality savoir-faire of 

AccorHotels by presenting 

easy to live, humanscale 

spaces in lifestyle 

atmospheres. The ITB 

stand will feature different 

discussion areas for each 

of three different market 

sectors: economy, midscale 

and luxury. 

FURNISHINGS 

New furnishings of different 

dimensions with multiple 

uses. 

DETAILS 

Domestic or “home style” 

elements – a reminder 

of familiar surroundings, 

adding a touch of warmth. 

NEW ACCORHOTELS 

DIGITAL 

EXPERIENCE 

Covering all stages of guest 

contact, from dreaming 

and being inspired, through 

selecting and booking, 

followed by preparation, the 

stay, then sharing and coming 

back, AccorHotels proposes 

over 1,800 destinations 

via both multi-brand and 

single brand websites. The 

importance of booking 

anywhere on any device is 

fully demonstrated through 

the fact that a reservation 

is made every two seconds 

via the internet. Optimising 

and preparing one’s stay, 70 

tour guides online. Check-in 

and fast check–out are now 

available online, and sharing 

is facilitated with over 4m 

fans on Facebook, not to 

mention other social media! 

COMMITTED, 

RESPONSIBLE AND 

CARING 

At ITB Berlin, visitors will 

also learn how committed, 

responsible and caring 

the group is. Sébastien 

Bazin, Chairman and CEO 

of AccorHotels explains: 

“A pioneering company, 

Accor has built its history on 

a deep dedication to forging 

ties. As a leader, it has always 

cared about upholding a high 

level of commitment to our 

employees, our guests, our 

partners and to our host 

communities where we live 

and work in more than 90 

countries.” 

Hall 9 / Stand 215 

VIRTUAL 

REALITY: 

THE REAL 

SOLUTION? 

This year’s eTravel World at ITB Berlin in Hall 6.1 

will be taking a closer look at digital destination 

marketing and storytelling … and at the hot 

topic of virtual reality. 

At the start of the event on Wednesday, 9 March, 

Michael Faber, Bastian Hiller and Roland Trebo 

of Tourismuszukunft will provide an overview 

of the latest travel technology news from tour 

operators, destinations and the hotel industry 

on the eTravel Stage. Among the key topics 

concerning tour operators at this year’s ITB Berlin 

are virtual reality as a marketing instrument and 

the issue of new and faster ways of supplying 

distribution systems with data. Destinations 

have their sights firmly set on the visitor with 

an increasingly intelligent approach. The 

digital revolution is taking over from traditional 

destination management methods. In the hotel 

industry apps are becoming more and more 

important, with smartphones and tablets 

being used to communicate with hotels and 

receptions. Big data is helping to understand the 

customer better. 

Start-ups meanwhile are submitting forwardlooking 

ideas and solutions for the Start Tourism 

UP! competition. Start Tourism UP! is organised 

by the Berlin Senate Department for Economics, 

Research and Technology, and on 9th March the 

five finalists of this new competition for digital 

tourism solutions will present their projects at 

the eTravel World. 


TRADE TALK 

21 

Focusing 

on The 

Essentials 

ITB Buyers Circle 

- the exclusive meeting 

place for the top buyers 

of the worldwide travel 

industry 

David Ruetz 

Head of ITB Berlin at Messe Berlin 

1000 top buyers from every continent are selected to be members of the 5th edition of 

the ITB Buyers’ Circle, the exclusive meeting place for the top buyers of the worldwide 

travel industry. Here, a handpicked number of buyers can take advantage of a relaxed, 

productive atmosphere and take care of what really matters: Closing deals, and focusing 

on the essentials. We asked David Ruetz, Head of ITB, just HOW exclusive this club is… 

SPEED 

NETWORKING 

AT ITB BERLIN 

Following its outstanding success 

at this year’s ITB Berlin the ITB 

Speed Networking event is going 

into another round. 

This year, ITB Berlin is organising 

two “Speed Dating” events that will 

give participants an opportunity to 

efficiently exchange information 

and quickly establish numerous 

new leads. Whereas the ITB Speed 

Networking event gathers buyers 

and exhibitors from around the 

world, the ITB Blogger Speed 

Dating is the place where bloggers 

from Germany and abroad can 

meet representatives of the global 

travel industry. Both events are free 

of charge. In order to take part prior 

registration is required. 

ITB Speed 

Networking 

The number of ITB Buyers Circle 

members is limited; the service 

isn’t! hand selected top buyers 

can expect a lot from us – or maybe 

even a bit more. He or she can 

take advantage of the multitude 

of exclusive, free service offers 

which leave no wish unfulfilled 

and truly optimise their trade fair 

visit. 

If a buyer is part of this elite club, 

what does he or she get for free? 

There are numerous benefits, 

valuable services and always 

the latest information buyers 

can profit. There is no waiting 

time for buyers thanks to the 

shuttle service and Fast Lane at 

the entrances. Furthermore our 

ITB Buyers Circle members are 

invited to join our exclusive ITB 

Speed Networking. 

Who qualifies? 

The ITB Buyers Circle targets 

product managers and buyers 

involved in the operational 

level of small and mediumsized 

enterprises and those of 

larger companies in the global 

travel industry. All interested 

buyers must apply first and are 

handpicked. Our ITB Buyers 

Circle members come from all 

over the world to exchange ideas 

and close deals with exhibitors. 

Close to 79% are from European 

countries, almost 10% are from 

Asia, 7% from America, and 

around 2% from the Middle East. 

What is new? 

Since this is our 5th edition of 

ITB Buyers Circle as well as the 

50th anniversary of ITB Berlin we 

have picked 1000 top buyers to 

be part of the circle. 

Furthermore we extended our 

ITB Speed Networking sessions 

where our Buyers Circle 

members can meet important 

travel industry partners in a short 

space of time. 

More information about ITB Buyers Circle 

can be found on the website: 

www.itbbuyerscircle.com 

In 2016, due to high demand, there 

will be two one-hour networking 

events. Exhibitors who are looking 

for buyers interested in products 

and services available in Europe 

will be able to meet their target 

group on Thursday, 10 March. On 

11 March, exhibitors can meet with 

buyers operating in non-European 

international markets. The events 

will take place on Level B in the 

CityCube from 9 to 10 a.m. During 

the five-minute sessions registered 

exhibitors will be able to present 

their products and exchange 

contact information with buyers. 

Then, if desired, they can meet 

up later on the stand or make 

appointments to arrange further 

business for another day. 

OUR ITB 

BUYERS CIRCLE 

MEMBERS 

COME FROM 

ALL OVER THE 

WORLD TO 

EXCHANGE 

IDEAS AND 

CLOSE 

DEALS WITH 

EXHIBITORS. 

More information at: 

www.itb-berlin.com/Exhibitors/ 

SpeedDating/ITBSpeedNetworking 


22 TRADE TALK 

Trending Destinations 

for Brits 

Thomson and First Choice forecast 2016 

travel trends 

Thomson 787 dreamliner inflight 3 

Edouardo Carranza 

Marketing Manager, TUI 

WE’RE PARTICULARLY 

EXCITED TO OFFER A MORE 

DIVERSE CHOICE OF LONG-HAUL 

DESTINATIONS INCLUDING CUBA 

AND SRI LANKA ON THE 787 

DREAMLINER 

According to the UKbased 

TUI brand travel 

specialists, British travellers 

will be breaking traditional 

holidaying habits to go away 

more often – as evidenced by 

the continuing popularity of 

three or four night breaks to 

destinations such as Madeira, 

the Balearics and Iceland. 

The travel giants expect the 

trend to fly further afield to 

continue, as more Brits make 

the most of their extended 

long-haul programme – with 

Costa Rica and Sri Lanka set 

to top wish lists for 2016. 

They predict the top five 

trends for 2016: 

- Further growth of emerging 

destinations 

- More people travelling 

long-haul 

- Action packed holidays on 

the rise 

- More flexibility on holiday 

dates 

- Technology providing 

streamlined holiday 

experiences 

Mark Hall, Director of Product 

at TUI UK & Ireland, said, 

“2016 promises to be another 

exciting year for travel. With 

the arrival of new destinations 

and ongoing investment 

in technology, Thomson 

and First Choice will be 

making holiday experiences 

even more special. We’re 

particularly excited to offer a 

more diverse choice of longhaul 

destinations including 

Cuba and Sri Lanka on the 

787 Dreamliner and for those 

looking to escape more often 

a wider range of three and 

four night breaks to places 

like Iceland, Funchal and 

Sorrento.” 

Long-haul ‘hot spot’ 

predictions for 2016: Costa 

Rica, Sri Lanka, Aruba, Cuba 

– Iconic Cuba, & Goa, India 

Short and mid haul ‘hot spot’ 

predictions for 2016: Croatia, 

Santorini, Cyprus, Iceland, 

Ibiza & Italy 

Action Packed Hols on Rise 

Holidaymakers want to take 

advantage of adventure-filled 

holidays that have a range 

of exciting excursions. And 

with four in 10 men (40%) and 

more than a third (34%) of 

women admitting to feeling 

more adventurous on a longhaul 

trip, and more than twothirds 

(68%) of holidaymakers 

claiming they are more likely 

to book an excursion when 

they travel longer distance, 

this shows no sign of slowing 

down. With hundreds of 

thousands of excursions 

booked in 2015, Thomson 

and First Choice expect even 

more people to explore in 

2016 as they expand their 

long haul offering to include 

a wider range of cultures. 

Whether they are zip-wiring 

through the jungle in luscious 

Costa Rica or swimming with 

dolphins on Thomson Cruises 

in Curacao, in the coming 

year Britons will have more 

opportunity to get stuck-in to 

their surrounds when they go 

on holiday. Also new for 2016 

are weekly flights to Iceland, 

complete with the magical 

Northern Lights, which will 

be available with Thomson – 

departing from Gatwick and 

Manchester between 24th 

January and 6th March, with 

durations of three and four 

nights on offer. No trip to 

Iceland is complete without a 

Golden Circle tour and a quest 

to see the Northern Lights – 

therefore both excursions are 

included, at no extra charge, 

in every Thomson Iceland 

holiday. 

SPANISH 

TOURISTS 

TARGET USA 

TUI marketing manager Edouardo 

Carranza reveals top destinations 

The USA and Far East continue to grow in 

popularity for Spanish tourists. We asked 

Edouardo Carranza – Marketing Manager, Tui, 

to tell us more… 

The top destinations for Tui Spain are the USA, 

Thailand, Japan – which is really booming 

thanks to the advantageous exchange rate, 

Argentina, and Peru. 

Indeed, the drop in oil prices is resulting in 

reduced airfares. This must be a big help… 

Indeed, it’s very convenient for the customers 

but also for us as we can offer far away locations 

at great prices. 

People talk a lot about Myanmar being 

“trendy”. How is this destination progressing 

for you? 

It’s true it is a popular destination, but the prices 

have been rising a lot, and there are problems 

finding availability in the hotels. It’s one of the 

most authentic destinations in South East Asia, 

but for Tour Operators, it’s not easy to work 

there. There is a big transformation towards the 

corporate clientele, and as there are not many 

hotels in the main cities, they tend to be mainly 

booked by business people. 

You mentioned Japan is picking up pace. Can 

you tell me a little more? 

We even have a catalogue for Japan now, prices 

have really come down due to the currency 

rates, and there are many repeat clients. We 

are also bundling Japan with other destinations 

in Asia, even with exotic islands such as the 

Maldives. 



ITB BERLIN CONVENTION 

23 

Plan, Compare, Book & Review 

The travel lifecycle in a totally connected (and mobile) world 

The entire travel-planning journey is changing. In a constantly connected 

world with endless options and multiple platforms to choose from, 

more and more travelers around the world want a streamlined way to 

research, organize and book their trips. In a presentation at the ITB Berlin 

Convention’s eTravelWorld on 9th March entitled “The Travel Lifecycle 

From Today – Plan, Compare, Book & Review”, Adrian Hands, Senior 

Director, CPC Sales EMEA, TripAdvisor, will look at today’s travel lifecycle 

– how it has changed over time and what does that mean for consumers, 

the hospitality sector and specifically for TripAdvisor. We asked him how 

travel planning is changing over time… 

Adrian Hands 

Senior Director, CPC Sales EMEA, 

TripAdvisor 

WOMEN IN DECISION- 

MAKING ROLES IN THE 

INDUSTRY PALPABLY ALTER 

THE TOURIST EXPERIENCE 

AND ANY INITIATIVE THAT 

EMPOWERS WOMEN MUST 

NECESSARILY BE LABELLED 

“BEST PRACTICE”. 

THE TRAVEL LIFECYCLE FROM 

TODAY – PLAN, COMPARE, 

BOOK & REVIEW 

Category: eTravel Stage Day 1 

Date: March 9, 2016 

Time: 12:00 pm - 12:30 pm 

Location: Hall 6.1, eTravel Stage 

We see that in a constantly 

connected world with 

endless options and 

multiple platforms to 

choose from, there are 

more and more travellers 

who want a streamlined 

way to research, organize 

and book their trips. We 

also learned from our 

Phocuswright study*, that 

the majority of travellers 

want to be able to read 

reviews, compare prices 

and make a booking – all 

in one location… including 

accommodations, eateries 

and attractions. 

Direct booking / instant 

booking is a big topic. 

What’s the current state 

of play and where is this 

headed? 

Through our instant 

booking platform, travellers 

are able to book a hotel via 

their desktop or mobile, 

without leaving the site. 

Hotels available for instant 

booking have a prominent 

“book” button and users 

that click this button can 

easily complete their 

reservation on TripAdvisor, 

with the transaction and 

customer care provided by 

the partner. TripAdvisor 

instant booking is now 

fully rolled out across 

11 countries: Australia, 

Canada, India, Ireland, 

Malaysia, New Zealand, 

Philippines, Singapore, 

South Africa, UK and US 

travellers in these markets 

are now able to book a 

hotel on all of TripAdvisor’s 

platforms, desktop and 

mobile, without leaving 

the site. We expect a global 

rollout of instant booking in 

the first half of 2016. 

How should hoteliers and 

receptive TOs be adapting 

to the times? 

The key is to understand 

consumers’ behaviour and 

how it is changing. It is 

not just the shift to online 

booking that is important, 

there is also the shift to 

mobile to consider. On top 

of that, you have to consider 

the channels and platforms 

consumers use to plan their 

trips, and ultimately what 

gives them the confidence 

to make their final decision 

to book. At TripAdvisor, our 

mission is to be a positive 

force for the travel industry, 

promoting transparency 

within the sector and 

providing consumers with 

the information they need 

in order to make that 

final booking decision. By 

embracing and engaging 

with customer feedback 

on platforms like ours, 

hoteliers are not just able 

to identify ways to improve 

their product but also 

build trust with potential 

customers, and even create 

a route through which to 

drive direct bookings on 

mobile and desktop. 

* The 2015 ‘Custom Survey Research 

Engagement’ was an independent study 

of 14,991 respondents conducted by 

Phocuswright on behalf of TripAdvisor. 


24 ITB BERLIN CONVENTION 

Destination Storytelling 

The future of content marketing for the travel industry 

Rob Holmes, Chief 

Strategist for GLP 

Films (Maine USA) is 

back at ITB Berlin this 

year to impart his ideas 

and creativity with the 

industry at large. We 

asked him to tell us a 

little more about what 

we might expect… 

I’m honoured to be 

invited to speak at the 

ITB Berlin Convention 

for the third year now on 

behalf of GLP Films. GLP 

Films has become the 

number one production 

and distribution company 

focused on authentic 

storytelling and custom 

digital content within the 

travel trade industry, and 

I am excited to share our 

latest work in destination 

storytelling and marketing 

with the trade. This year I’ll 

be hosting our “3rd Annual 

Short-Film Showcase” 

where we’ll feature brand 

new films from responsible 

tourism brands in South 

America. In addition, 

I’ll be leading a panel 

discussion on “Destination 

Storytelling: New Media 

Strategies for Destination 

Marketing” which will dive 

into storytelling strategies 

and include case studies 

from successful content 

marketing campaigns with 

recent travel partners and 

leading media (National 

Geographic, Travel + 

Leisure, etc.). And lastly, 

I’ll also be speaking 

during the eTravel World 

on “Digital Storytelling: 

New Strategies in Content 

Marketing” to discuss the 

latest strategies and trends 

in digital marketing for 

destinations. 

Overall, these three 

sessions will provide 

diverse perspectives on 

important aspects of 

destination storytelling, 

including real-world case 

studies with recent results, 

best strategies in digital 

content, and tangible 

takeaways on how to use 

storytelling as an essential 

tool in destination 

marketing. 

What is important in visual 

story telling - in “getting it 

right”? 

Over the past year we’ve 

seen visual storytelling 

really take off and play 

an increasingly important 

role in content marketing. 

We’ve seen numerous inhouse 

content creation 

IT’S NOT JUST ABOUT 

THE MEDIUM OF VIDEO, IT’S 

ABOUT HOW THAT MEDIUM 

IS USED TO CONNECT TO 

AUDIENCES IN A 

MEANINGFUL AND 

AUTHENTIC WAY 

agencies pop up, and 

new data reports from 

travel industry voices like 

Adventure Travel Trade 

Association, and Skift on 

how video is the future of 

content marketing. It’s 

not just about visuals or 

advertisements. We’re 

seeing a dramatic shift 

towards video content, and 

most importantly, videos 

that are really resonating 

with consumers through a 

new, strategic approach. 

It’s not just about the 

medium of video, it’s about 

how that medium is used to 

connect to audiences in a 

meaningful and authentic 

way. 

Your work with National 

Geographic was evidently 

a major step. What did this 

involve? 

We kick-started our new 

distribution strategy nearly 

two years ago with a 

formal partnership with the 

world’s #1 media brand, 

National Geographic. Since 

then we have produced 8 

films in partnership with 

National Geographic to 

support the distribution 

campaigns of our travel 

industry clients. This has 

been a great partnership, 

allowing our films and our 

client’s stories to reach 

far beyond the audiences 

they would have been 

able to reach on their 

own. And this is just the 

beginning. While National 

Geographic is an amazing 

media partner, we are 

now expanding to include 

additional partnerships 

to further strengthen our 

branding and distribution 

power. Travel + Leisure 

has recently come on 

board, and others are in 

the works. 

You recently had a good 

case example with one 

of your clients, Mountain 

Lodges of Peru. Could you 

tell us a little more? 

We launched a video 

marketing campaign 

earlier this year with 

partners Mountain Lodges 

of Peru, who understood 

that focusing on an 

adventure and characterdriven 

story rather than a 

promotion of their product, 

was the best way to connect 

with their target market. 

This story-focused film has 

Rob Holmes 

Chief Strategist for GLP Films 

received mass distribution 

to a wide demographic 

through media support 

from National Geographic, 

Travel + Leisure, and other 

media partners. When 

you get it right, the magic 

is undeniable in terms of 

the results you see with 

audience engagement, 

retention, and response. 

So what’s you’re “message” 

to travel professionals at 

the show? 

The travel industry is 

always learning, and we 

are constantly pushing the 

envelop and evolving as 

well, but as an industry we 

need to understand that 

the old days of marketing 

are over. Travel brands 

are in a crucial transition 

right now, and GLP’s 

role as a leader in travel 

storytelling is to help the 

travel industry shift to 

new content strategies. 

Consumers don’t want to 

see advertisements. They 

don’t want to be sold to. 

Marketing is now less 

about selling, and all about 

storytelling. Through our 

expertise, we aim to help 

travel brands unlock their 

potential to leverage great 

storytelling and connect 

with their audiences in 

a more authentic way. 

Authentic storytelling is the 

future, and we’re excited 

to work with the trade to 

reinvent travel content. 

DIGITAL 

STORYTELLING – 

NEW STRATEGIES IN 

CONTENT MARKETIN 

Category: eTravel Stage Day 2 


Time: 3:00 pm - 3:30 pm 

Location: Hall 6.1, eTravel Stage 




25 

Problems Ranking 

in Search Engines? 

Ask former senior Google Search Quality 

team expert anything on Search and SEO! 

Kaspar Szymanski is a 

renowned international 

SEO expert, former senior 

member of the famed Google 

Search Quality team and 

among the select few former 

Googlers with extensive 

policy driving, webspam 

hunting and webmaster 

outreach expertise. 

Nowadays he utilises 

his expertise to recover 

websites from Google 

penalties, helping clients 

maximise the potential of 

their websites in search 

engines. His presentation at 

the ITB Berlin Convention 

will be “all about the Google 

Search issues that are on the 

audience’s mind”. We asked 

him to tell us more… 

We will discuss how to assess 

backlink risks, how to audit 

websites, how to evaluate 

snippets, that’s the way a website 

is represented in Google Search 

and about any other Google 

Search challenge the audience 

is interested in. This will be a 

discussion so make sure to bring 

all your Google questions to the 

table! 

ANY TRAVEL 

WEBSITE MUST 

PROVIDE A 

UNIQUE SALES 

PROPOSITION FOR 

USERS, IN ORDER TO 

PERFORM WELL IN 

GOOGLE SEARCH 

How do you see the current state 

of play in the market? 

Search Engine Optimization or 

how well a website does in Google 

Search has been a critical success 

factor for years. SEO in 2016 has 

become a highly competitive, 

data driven and very adaptive 

discipline. Google has caught up 

with the link buying game and 

methods that used to work well 

for some sites are their undoing 

today. High quality rather than a 

large quantity of backlinks is an 

Kaspar Szymanski 

International SEO expert, former senior 

member of the Google Search Quality 

team 

essential part of a near future 

success strategy. 

So what are really the key issues 

that need to be tackled? 

Fundamentally, any travel 

website must provide a unique 

sales proposition for users, in 

order to perform well in Google 

Search. The path to achieving 

that goal includes great technical 

page setup, ensuring that search 

engines and user alike can 

understand and navigate through. 

The type of content and services 

provided must demonstrate the 

value to users and Google alike. 

Last but not least, any site that 

is meant to do well in Google 

must abide to Google Webmaster 

Guidelines and avoid any violation 

that may result in lasting penalties 

to be applied by the Google 

team. 

PROBLEM RANKING IN SEARCH 

ENGINES? ASK FORMER SENIOR 

GOOGLE SEARCH QUALITY TEAM 

EXPERT ANYTHING ON SEARCH 

AND SEO! 

Category: ITB Marketing 

& Destination Workshops 


Time: 1:15 pm - 2:45 pm 

Location: Hall 7.1a, 

Auditorium New York 2 

Celebrating Her 

ITB Berlin To Spotlight Special Role of 

Women in Tourism 

Women are not only important tourism industry customers, 

they also occupy a central role. The presentation of the 

first ’Celebrating Her – Global Awards’ is proof of this. 

Along with this first ever awards ceremony, Ajay Prakash, 

president of IIPT India & Chief Executive Nomad Travels 

India, will provide impressive examples of best practices 

managed by women. We asked him how one can define 

“best practices” here… 

When we talk of “best practices”, 

there is no one-size-fits-all 

solution. Best practice in one 

instance might involve education, 

which directly enhances 

deployability; in another it might 

have to do with maintaining local 

communities and traditions; 

in yet another it might entail 

water conservation or waste 

management. But if there is one 

thing that is universally relevant, 

it’s the special role that women 

can play in the tourism ecosphere. 

Women in decision-making roles 

in the industry palpably alter 

the tourist experience and any 

initiative that empowers women 

must necessarily be labelled 

“best practice”. 

WOMEN IN 

DECISION-MAKING 

ROLES IN THE 

INDUSTRY PALPABLY 

ALTER THE TOURIST 

EXPERIENCE AND 

ANY INITIATIVE THAT 

EMPOWERS WOMEN 

MUST NECESSARILY 

BE LABELLED “BEST 

PRACTICE”. 

This is the first global awards 

ceremony of this kind. Why is 

it so important to underline the 

best practices of women in the 

field? 

As far back as 2000 the UN had 

in its Resolution 1325 talked 

of the critical need to involve 

more women in the processes 

of peacemaking, avoidance 

of conflict and in healing the 

wounds of conflict. 

Yet today, 15 years later, the study 

commissioned by UN Women 

laments the low numbers of 

women in senior positions and 

the findings of the 2015 report 

notes that “much of the progress 

Ajay Prakash 

President of IIPT India & Chief Executive 

Nomad Travels India 

towards the implementation of 

resolution 1325 continues to be 

measured in ‘firsts’, rather than 

as standard practice.” 

“Celebrating Her” seeks to 

recognise and felicitate 5 

outstanding women in the 

sphere of tourism who have not 

only empowered themselves, but 

continue to empower others. 

We hope that our award winners 

will not only influence opinion 

and inspire other women but also 

form a network of “IIPT Women 

Ambassadors of Peace” and 

through collaboration further the 

IIPT mission of Peace Through 

Tourism, now and in the future. 

‘CELEBRATING HER’ 

- GLOBAL AWARDS FOR 

EMPOWERED WOMEN IN 

TOURISM 

Category: ITB CSR Day 


Time: 4:15 pm - 5:00 pm 

Location: Hall 7.1a, 

Auditorium New York 3 


26 ITB BERLIN CONVENTION 

ITB BERLIN CONVEN 

WEDNESDAY 9 TH MARCH 2016 

eTRAVEL LAB DAY 1 

10:30 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. 

Hall 6.1, eTravel Lab 

eTravel World is an exclusive area for digital marketing, 

social media and mobile travel services. Established 

companies and ambitious start-ups present their 

innovations. Experts highlight relevant developments 

from the world of apps, mobile websites, social 

networks and blogs. 

eTRAVEL STAGE DAY 1 

10:30 a.m. – 6 :00 p.m. 

Hall 6.1, eTravel Stage 

ITB MICE DAY 

10:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. 

Hall 7.1c, Auditorium Paris 1 

“Man vs. Machine » – In the future, will technology 

take the upper hand? Or will technology support us 

and restore the main focus of each event: the personal 

encounter? At the ITB MICE Day, veranstaltungsplaner. 

de will get to the bottom of this exciting question. 

ITB YOUNG PROFESSIONALS DAY 

10:55 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. 

Hall 11.1, Stage 

At the ITB Young Professionals Day career 

entrants and junior staff in the global travel and 

tourism industry will be given food for thought 

for their future careers. Topics include the 

threat of digitalization and robots on jobs in 

the tourism industry, requirements of tourism 

companies for university graduates in Leisure 

and Business Travel, Best Practice examples 

from international research projects, specific 

advice from experienced CEOs, the right attitude 

towards life and manners for professional 

success. 

ITB FUTURE DAY 

11:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m 

Hall 7.1b, Auditorium London 

For 13 years ITB Future Day has been the most 

important day of the ITB Berlin Convention. This is 

where the megatrends in economy and society and 

key topics of the global travel and tourism industry 

are discussed. 

For the first time, the ITB Ministers’ Roundtable will be 

part of ITB Future Day. 

ITB DESTINATION DAY 1 

11:40 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. 

Hall 7.1a, Auditorium New York 1 

The ITB Destination Days are three days dedicated 

to the challenges and perspectives of international 

destination management. Here the focus is on forms 

of travel and destinations with great growth potential, 

innovative approaches to destination marketing and 

the specific aspects of selected tourism destinations. 

ITB WORKSHOPS DAY 1 

11:45 a.m. - 5:45 p.m. 

Hall 4.1, Room Regensburg 

The ITB workshops satisfy the demand of ITB 

visitors for an intensive, professional exchange with 

knowledgeable experts in small groups. This is where 

valuable contacts are made and your individual 

questions and problems are addressed. 

THURSDAY 10 TH MARCH 2016 

BTD WORKSHOPS 

10:30 a.m. - 12:15 


« How To Organize Expat Activities » and « Optimizing 

Event Planning By Streamlining Processes » (workshop 

powered by VDR) 

ITB EXPERTS FORUM WELLNESS 

10:30 a.m. - 5:10 p.m. 


The ITB Experts Forum on Wellness, which features 

path-breaking lectures about wellness in the tourism 

industry, will once again take place within the 

framework of the ITB Berlin Convention. 

BUSINESS TRAVEL 

CORPORATE DAY 

10:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. 


Digitalisation in Mobility Management – A Worthwhile 

Connection? 

Ever new methods and tools are aimed at whetting 

the appetite for a modern working world. What shall 

we find ourselves facing? Can the yield of a trip be 

measured? How can savings be made? The Business 

Travel Corporate Day offers know-how to go. 

ITB HOSPITALITY DAY 

10:30 a.m. - 5:40 p.m. 


The ITB Hospitality Day has established itself as 

the leading convention meeting of the global hotel 

industry. This is where serious structural changes 

of the hospitality industry are being discussed. A 

think tank, a source of inspiration and a platform 

where international top managers and experts share 

experiences and opinions. 


10:30 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. 









10:30 a.m. – 6 :00 p.m. 


ITB Berlin Convention 2015 - ITB Future Day 

– Darren Huston, President _ CEO, The Priceline Group, 

Booking.com and Philip C. Wolf, Founder, Phocuswright 

Inc. (l.t.r) - The Future of Global Online Travel 


10:40 a.m. - 5:15 p.m. 









27 

TION PROGRAMME * 




1:30 p.m. - 5:45 p.m. 







FRIDAY 11 TH MARCH 2016 

MICE WORKSHOPS 

10:30 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. 


Gamification tools to control online booking 

behavior of business travelers – options, chances, 

market analysis 

Event guidelines don’t sound sexy, but they’re very 

useful! 

The alchemy of MICE portals – searching for the philo 

sopher’s stone 

ITB MARKETING AND 

DISTRIBUTION DAY 

10:30 a.m. - 4:45 p.m. 


The ITB Marketing and Distribution Day provides 

valuable know-how for innovative marketing and 

distribution strategies. The focus of this day of the 

convention is on keynotes from top managers, new 

findings about the important luxury travel market 

segment and the impact of the EU Package Travel 

Directive. 

ITB CSR DAY 

10:30 a.m. - 5:45 p.m. 


For the ITB, sustainability isn’t just some hollow 

expression – it is a strategic element – and our mission. 

The ITB CSR Day takes up the latest sustainability 

issues and provides suggestions for dealing with the 

biggest challenges of our time. 

BARRIER-FREE TOURISM DAY 

10:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. 

CityCube Berlin, level 1, Hall A5 

The German National Tourist Board (GNTB) invites 

trade visitors and media representatives for a 

discussion on Tourism for Everyone, presented by 

industry professionals and experts. 


10:30 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. 









10:30 a.m. – 6 :00 p.m. 



10:45 a.m. - 4:15 p.m. 







ITB MARKETING AND 

DESTINATION WORKSHOPS 

10:45 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. 


- European union funding for the development and 

optimization of digitalization in the tourism and 

culture industry 

Destination and location videos that work 

Problems ranking in search engines? Ask former 

senior google search quality team expert anything on 

search and SEO! 

Balancing conservation and sustainable use: 

UNESCO World Heritage Sites as sustainable tourism 

destinations. 


10:40 a.m. - 5:45 p.m. 








SATURDAY 12 TH MARCH 2016 


10:30 a.m. – 6 :00 p.m. 








Detailed programme: www.itb-kongress.de/en/ 

Program/DetailedProgram.jsp 

*Programme is subject to change. 

ITB Berlin Convention 2015 - eTravel Stage 


28 EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW 

Peer to Peer: A Looming 

OECD sets a course through the “stormy seas” of shared economy in new 

At the ITB Destination Day 3 this year, Alain Dupeyras, head of Tourism, 

OECD will be offering policy advice on how to shape the sharing economy 

which, with pioneers such as Airbnb and Uber, poses great challenges 

for policy decision-makers at tourism destinations all over the world. 

We asked Mr Dupeyras how he sees the current state of play in the 

market. 

Alain Dupeyras 

Head of Tourism, OECD 

As Head of Tourism at the OECD (Organisation 

for Economic Co-operation and Development), 

Alain Dupeyras manages, with the support of 

governments, the work of the Tourism Committee. 

The OECD Tourism Committee helps member 

and partner countries develop policies that 

address major challenges faced by the industry 

(e.g. competitiveness, quality jobs and skills, 

innovation, sharing economy, travel facilitation, 

taxation), promotes an integrated governmental 

approach to tourism (effective policies for tourism 

growth), contributes to improved measurement 

and analysis of tourism services (e.g. Tourism 

Satellite Account, competitiveness indicators, 

impacts of tourism at regional level), and 

enhances international co-operation in tourism. 

He is a visiting professor in tourism policy and 

tourism economics in various universities. 

Tourism is one of the 

largest and fastest growing 

sectors in the world 

economy and a valuable 

source of job creation, 

economic growth, export 

revenue, and domestic 

value added. The sector 

continues to demonstrate 

remarkable strength in the 

face of challenges posed 

by the slowdown in the 

global economy and other 

external shocks. 

What key issues need to 

be tackled today? 

Changing global market 

trends and travel 

behaviours require active, 

innovative and integrated 

policy responses to 

ensure that tourism 

remains a competitive 

sector and continues to 

deliver economically and 

sustainably in the years to 

come. This is especially 

true for highly developed 

tourism economies if 

they are to compete 

in the changing global 

marketplace. 

Without giving too much 

away, can you please give 

us a general overview of 

your talk? 

The rapid growth of peerto-peer 

and shared usage 

platforms like Airbnb 

and Uber is changing the 

tourism landscape by 

giving people new options 

for where to stay, what to 

do and how to get around. 

Policy makers must find 

a way to harness the 

innovation and economic 

opportunity this creates for 

consumers, entrepreneurs 

and citizens. These 

developments also raise 

new policy questions 

regarding the nature of the 

competitive environment 

and implications for 

existing providers; the 

extent to which consumer 

protection and regulatory 

frameworks are fit for 

purpose; and the taxation 

of sharing economy 

activities. The OECD will 

outline a path forward for 

policy makers, drawing on 

discussions from a highlevel 

policy workshop* 

the day before. Indeed, 

exponential growth of peerto-peer 

and shared usage 

platforms is changing 

the tourism landscape, 

driven by technological 

advances and cultural 

shifts – accommodation, 

transport, travel, dining 

etc. As the sharing 

economy matures, so too 

do the business models 

and services available 

to travellers, such as 

segmentation of the leisure 

and business markets, 

and partnerships between 

the sharing economy and 

traditional tourism actors. 

A key question for policy 

makers is: “How to adapt 

to the development of 

the sharing economy in 

tourism?” 

So yes, the sharing 

economy presents 

opportunities to stimulate 

innovation and expand 

consumer options, 

complementing and 

competing with traditional 

tourism offerings. 

Developments pose 

challenges for established 

tourism actors and raise 

important questions such 

as consumer protection, 

regulation, taxation, and 

public interest. There is 

limited data available to 

quantify the scale and 

impact of this dynamically 

evolving and relatively 

new phenomenon, 

AS THE SHARING 

ECONOMY MATURES, SO 

TOO DO THE BUSINESS 

MODELS AND SERVICES 

AVAILABLE TO TRAVELLERS 

but nevertheless 

there is widespread 

acknowledgement of the 

strong growth potential. 

How can one balance the 

interests of traditional 

tourism and sharing 

economy actors? 

Policy makers are 

struggling to keep up with 

these developments and 

understand what they 

mean for people, places 

and businesses. Different 

actors are affected in 

different ways, so there 

is a need to balance the 

interest of tourists, tourism 

businesses, sharing 

economy platforms, new 

service providers and 

communities. So far, policy 



EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW 

29 

Monster? 

OECD Tourism Trends and Policies 2016 report 

responses can be largely 

characterised as “wait and 

see”, as policy makers 

have been cautious 

about changing rules and 

regulations to support 

the growth of these new 

business models or protect 

existing operators. 

So what is the path 

forward for tourism policy 

makers? 

Rapid growth of the 

sharing economy is placing 

pressure on existing policy 

frameworks. To help take 

advantage of opportunities 

and respond to challenges, 

policy makers need to: 

better understand how 

the sharing economy is 

changing tourism and 

impacting economies, 

strengthen the strategic 

operating framework 

that articulates key 

considerations and 

preferred policy options, 

re-think political and 

cultural incentives and 

modernise policy and 

regulatory approaches. 

Please tell us more about 

the activities of the OECD 

in tourism. 

As you may know the OECD 

is an intergovernmental 

organisation based in 

Paris, with 34 member 

countries. While we are 

not universal, we are 

global, with countries from 

many different regions. 

The OECD tourism 

committee was born 

in 1948, right after the 

Second World War, when 

the Marshal Plan was in 

full swing. The primary 

idea in putting tourism 

into the framework of 

the OECD was really that 

of economic generation 

through tourism, but also 

the exchange of culture – 

becoming a meeting point 

for different cultures to 

get together and using 

tourism as a vehicle for 

that. The OECD countries, 

which are mainly highly 

developed economies, 

clearly recognise tourism 

as an important vehicle 

in terms of economic 

growth, job creation 

and development, but 

also in terms of cultural 

development. 

Of late, you have been 

singing the praises of 

RAPID GROWTH 

OF THE SHARING ECONOMY 

IS PLACING PRESSURE ON 

EXISTING POLICY 

FRAMEWORKS. 

diversification in the 

tourism offering, through, 

for example, creative 

industries. Could you 

please tell us more? 

The OECD is promoting 

what we call an 

“integrated approach” to 

tourism development, 

which means linking 

tourism to many other 

government policies. By 

doing this, we can support 

the broader economy of 

a country. One important 

factor of development is 

that of creative industries, 

such as design, fashion, 

gastronomy, literature, 

architecture, film, gaming 

and so on. These industries 

are now providing new 

markets and diversifying 

the tourism demand. 

Traditionally, the 

emphasis was on tangible 

heritage, and it is now 

being supplemented 

more and more by new 

forms of tourism based 

on intangible culture and 

contemporary creativity. 

Do you have some 

examples? 

If we take the example of 

food, this of course speaks 

of a national identity. 

Cuisine, or gastronomy is 

one of the easiest ways 

by which culture can 

regain some distinction 

in the marketplace, and 

we have several countries 

that are using gastronomy 

as an important vehicle 

to promote the cultural 

identity of their country. 

Film-induced tourism 

is another interesting 

example. For example, 

New Zealand is now well 

known for the Lord of 

the Rings – and this has 

contributed to creating 

jobs and supported a 

new tourism economy 

throughout the whole 

country. Music is another 

creative industry that is 

taking a bigger and bigger 

role. In the UK at last count 

there were 6.5 million 

music tourists visiting 

the country, generating 

over 24-thousand jobs. 

This is very significant. 

These are all reasons why 

the OECD is increasingly 

interested in the tourism 

sector as the surrounding 

industries become a 

significant economic, 

cultural and social force in 

our economies. 

To register for the event, 

please contact Julie Pilato 

(julie.pilato@oecd.org). 

For information: 

www.oecd.org/cfe/tourism 

*The OECD is organising a policy 

workshop at ITB Berlin, following 

the launch of OECD Tourism 

Trends and Policies 2016. The 

event will take place from 10:30- 

12:30 on Thursday 10 March 

2016 at the CityCube (Room R2) 

at Messe Berlin and will bring 

together high level policy makers 

and industry decision makers. 

The workshop will focus on two 

high-interest themes: 

I) Tourism Sharing Economy; and 

II) Tourism Policy Priorities (with 

a focus on the tourism economy, 

transport and investment). 

ANALYSING 

TOURISM 

PERFORMANCE 

AND MAJOR 

POLICY 

TRENDS 

OECD Tourism 

Trends and Policies 

2016 is undertaken 

in co-operation 

with the European 

Commission. It 

analyses tourism 

performance and 

major policy trends, 

initiatives and 

reforms across 50 

OECD and partner 

countries, providing 

up-to-date tourism 

data and analysis. 

This biennial report 

is an international 

reference and 

benchmark on how 

effectively countries 

are supporting 

competitiveness, 

innovation and 

growth in tourism. 

The 2016 

edition presents 

standardised data 

covering domestic, 

inbound and 

outbound tourism, 

enterprises and 

employment, and 

internal tourism 

consumption. 

It also reports on 

how seamless 

transport can 

enhance the tourism 

experience, as well 

as the opportunities, 

challenges and 

implications of the 

sharing economy for 

tourism. 


30 SPECIAL FEATURE 

EDUCATION / TRAINING 

Education and Training 

Any plans for your future yet? 

Young people flocking to ITB Berlin from around the world, keen to enter 

this exceptional industry, will not be let down when it comes to gaining 

access to information and contacts. 

ITB BERLIN 

CAREER CENTER 

Start your career at ITB 

Berlin! So many careers 

have started at the trade 

show. This is where you 

can get an overview of the 

travel industry, establish 

important contacts, get 

information about career 

opportunities in tourism, 

find colleges & universities 

- or maybe even the job of 

your dreams! Around 50 

domestic and international 

colleges, universities, 

vocational academies, 

scientific institutes and 

other service providers 

offer individual advice 

about study programs and 

further education in the ITB 

Berlin Career Center in hall 

11.1. 

STUDY 

& TRAINING 

Everyone who’s interested 

can obtain information 

about study and training 

opportunities and 

start networking. The 

advantages for exhibitors: 

You can reach (potential) 

students, enhance your 

reputation among tourism 

companies and raise 

your profile in the highly 

competitive international 

training environment. 

THE AHGZ & FVW 

KARRIEREWELT 

Rounding off the training 

offers is the “AHGZ & fvw 

Karrierewelt”, your place 

for orientation, job and 

career in the tourism and 

hospitality sector. Visitors 

have the opportunity to be 

placed in direct contact 

with personnel managers 

from well-known tourism 

companies and find out 

about the latest job offers 

and career opportunities. 

Additional information can 

be found at www.itb-berlin. 

com/career. 

WORKING IN THE 

CRUISE INDUSTRY 

The German Federal 

Employment Agency, with 

their project Meer Arbeit, 

offers personal contact 

with agents, managers 

and service personnel of 

the cruise industry to get 

to know how to “climb 

on board”. You will meet 

recruiters of renowned 

cruise companies as well 

as receive tips and tricks 

for a successful application 

at theirs stand in hall 11.1. 

The following tourism 

companies present 

themselves as employer at 

our ITB Career Center: 

WEDNESDAY, 9 MARCH 2016 

At AHGZ & fvw World of Career (stand 214): 

• Adina Hotel Operations GmbH 

• Azure Hotels 

• Booking.com 

• DER Touristik 

• Enterprise Rent a Car 

• Expedia 

• IST 

At the stand of the German Federal 

Employment Agency (stand 210): 

• A-ROSA Flusskreuzfahrten 

• EURES – Das Europäische Job - Netzwerk 

• MSC Kreuzfahrten 

• Sea Chefs 

With their own stands: 

Emirates Airlines (booth 108) 

Sixt Jobworld (booth 107) 

THURSDAY, 10 MARCH 2016 







• Expedia 

• IST 



• A-ROSA Flusskreuzfahrten 


• Sea Chefs 

• VIKING River Cruises 


Emirates Airlines (Stand 108) 

Sixt Jobworld (Stand 107) 

FRIDAY, 11 MARCH 2016 


• Accor Hospitality Germany GmbH 






• Expedia 

• IST 




• Sea Chefs 





SATURDAY, 12 MARCH 2016 

At AHGZ & fvw World of Career 

(stand214): 

• Accor Hospitality Germany GmbH 




• EURES – Das Europäische Job - 

Netzwerk 

• Hotel Bareiss Baiersbronn 

• Sea Chefs 





SUNDAY, 13 MARCH 2016 

At AHGZ & fvw World of Career 

(stand 214): 




• EURES – Das Europäische Job - 

Netzwerk 

• Sea Chefs 




Contact with Exhibitors 

Recruiters can sometimes be found at the stands. We 

recommend the following steps for successful contact 

with exhibitors: 

• Use the ITB Berlin Virtual Market Place ® to get 

information about your favorite exhibitors 

• Bring your CV, an application flyer or business cards 

with your contact data 

• Ask at the stand for the correct contact person. If no 

HR representative is available, ask for the name of 

the appropriate person so you can make contact in 

the future 

• Don’t be disappointed if you aren’t able to meet the 

right people right away. ITB Berlin is huge – there are 

many other exhibitors and opportunities waiting for 

you. 



HONEYMOONS 

SPECIAL FEATURE 

31 

Honeymooning in the Maldives 

Sound like a cliché? Not with these resorts! 

ITB Berlin this year has a slightly brighter, romantic aspect, with the Maldives as partner country of 

the show. The Day 1 edition of ITB Berlin News will have a comprehensive guide to resorts and other 

exhibitors from this beautiful island state, however in this special “honeymoon” feature we could not 

avoid giving you a preview of some of the most outstanding destinations for newlyweds in the Maldives… 

Hall 5.2a 

ANGAGA ISLAND RESORT 

AND SPA – BY SPLENDID 

ASIA 

The thatched roof Superior Beach 

bungalows of the Angaga Island Resort 

and Spa are set on the white immaculate 

beach offering sweeping views of the 

endless horizon. 

The beach bungalows with their bamboo 

furniture and private veranda with a traditional 

Maldivian swing boast a serene atmosphere with complete privacy. 

Meanwhile, situated directly on the pristine beach, the main restaurant 

offers gourmet buffet dining. With magnificent views of the turquoise 

lagoon, the restaurant serves a wide range of European and Eastern 

style cuisine, seafood and local specialties. You can also enjoy soothing 

drinks round the clock at the Sundown bar. 

The Coconut Spa managed by Per Aquum Spa offers a wide variety of 

holistic treatments including massage therapies, body treatments and 

facials. With well-trained staff, the Spa provides you with relaxation 

and rejuvenation. 

KANDIMA MALDIVES ON DHAALU 

ATOLL – OPENING DECEMBER 

2016 

Kandima Maldives offers a very “different” 

approach, adding to the diversity of the 

offer. Guests experience more than just 

a holiday; they experience the Kandima 

lifestyle – through which they can relax, 

have fun and explore. 

On the island everything is welcoming 

and vibrant with plenty of activities, events 

and opportunities on offer to experience the 

real Maldives in an exciting new way. 

Co-creation and interaction are very important to 

the team, so the landscape and public areas are designed 

in such a way that guests can socialize, mingle and interact with each 

other and with the Kandima Maldives team. Kandima has taken F&B to an 

entirely new level. Guests can choose from ten completely unique outlets, 

all with innovative concepts and inspired by global trends. Here you won’t 

find the typical buffet restaurant but modern food hall concepts, inspired 

by the trendiest European market food halls. 

The Sea Dragon Restaurant combines authentic Chinese cuisine with a 

modern touch and houses the ultra-cool Forbidden bar where some of the 

world’s leading live DJs play into the night. 

OZEN BY 

ATMOSPHERE 

AT MAADHOO – 

OPENING JULY 2016 

Amidst the exotic turquoise 

hues of South Male Atoll lies 

the tranquil island of Maadhoo; 

home to the soon-to-open 

lifestyle luxury resort - OZEN by 

Atmosphere at Maadhoo, Maldives. 

Opening its doors on 15 th July 2016 - OZEN 

by Atmosphere offers the discerning traveller a uniquely exclusive 

holiday plan – “The Atmosphere INDULGENCE” where guests will 

experience the ultimate hassle-free beach holiday in the Maldives. 

Spread over an expansive turquoise lagoon, OZEN by Atmosphere at 

Maadhoo features 41 beachfront villas, idyllically positioned on a soft 

& pristine sandy beach. 

Additionally, 49 over-water villas, built on creatively designed stilts, 

offer a romantic & mesmeric experience. All living spaces are created 

with utmost luxury & comfort in mind, while incorporating a seamless 

fusion of modern design, nature and vibrancy. 

KUDADOO ISLAND RESORT AND SPA 

– CROWN AND CHAMPA RESORTS – 

OPENING MARCH 2017 

Kudadoo Island Resort & Spa is set to open in March 

2017. It is a 15 room, 5 Star Resort, surrounded by a 

beautiful lagoon and long stretches of white, sandy 

beach in Lhaviyani Atoll. It is the only Resort on this 

island, 150 meters long by 100 meters wide. The Resort 

is unique as it has 15 luxury over the water villas 

with pools. Small size is great 

concept if guests want to 

hire out the whole Island. 

It is adults only, ideal 

for honeymooners. 

The seaplane transfer 

from Ibrahim Nasir 

International Airport 

is a scenic, 40-minute 

flight. 



ADVERTORIAL 

HONEYMOONS 

The Honeymoon Capital 

of the World 

Niagara Falls continues to attract newlyweds 

from around the globe 

HONEYMOONS 

IN MIAMI – 

MORE FUN AND 

SUN FOR ONE’S 

HONEYMOON 

DOLLAR 

The magical, romantic and fun city of 

Miami is the perfect way for a couple to 

start a life together. Whether one’s idea 

of a perfect honeymoon means setting 

down one’s towel on the beach and only 

moving for another daiquiri, strolling 

hand-in-hand through historic sites 

like the oldest building in the Western 

hemisphere, getting couples massages, 

dining in dim lit restaurants or going on 

adventurous day trips, newlyweds can 

do it all in Miami. 

HONEYMOON 

ACCOMMODATION 

Miami Beach is certainly a popular choice 

for the honeymooner. But don’t rule out 

mainland hotels from your potential 

honeymoon spots. For a more laidback, 

local vibe, discover the gems of each 

neighbourhood from tiny Latin-cuisine 

restaurants and French bistros to dive 

bars and historic sites. Look into the quiet 

island of Key Biscayne, the bohemian 

vibe of Coconut Grove, the old-time 

charm of Coral Gables and the urban 

Downtown Miami. Lately, honeymoons 

that are a bit more off the beaten path 

have become very trendy. Miami is the 

perfect destination for a blend of the 

traditional amenities of luxury hotels 

and the hipper feel of a more rustic 

honeymoon. You can split your time 

between a high-end hotel and a sailboat 

exploring Biscayne National Park. For 

a homey-feel, check out Miami’s many 

boutique hotel options. Boutique hotels 

are known for stellar and personalized 

service and well-designed details. 



“Oh the lovers come a thousand miles, they leave 

their home and mother; yet when they reach Niagara 

Falls, they only see each other” – from Niagara Falls 

Song of the Year 1841, Author Unknown 

Niagara Falls first earned its 

reputation as the “Honeymoon 

Capital of the World”, after 

several famous faces decided 

to honeymoon there. Aaron 

Burr, the 3rd Vice President 

of the United States, had a 

daughter, Theodosia, who 

spent her honeymoon in 

Niagara Falls in 1801. In 1804, 

Jerome Bonaparte, Napoleon’s 

brother is said to have travelled 

by stagecoach from New 

Orleans in order to honeymoon 

in Niagara Falls. 

Ever since Napoleon’s younger 

brother honeymooned with his 

American bride at Niagara Falls, 

and Aaron Burr’s daughter even 

prior to them in 1804, Niagara 

USA has been celebrated as one 

of the world’s most romantic 

getaways. 

In 1843, writer Charles Dickens 

summarized the romance of 

the region that has attracted 

hundreds of thousands of 

honeymooners and starryeyed 

couples: “Niagara was at 

once stamped upon my heart, 

an image of beauty; to remain 

changeless and indelible, until 

it pulses cease to beat, forever.” 

Niagara USA still attracts tens 

of thousands of honeymooners 

each year. The mystique that 

attracts lovebirds to the region 

involves everything from the 

Falls themselves - with their 

power and grace - to the 

region’s quaint small towns 

that offer relaxation, historic 

exploration and enjoyment. 

Travellers looking for romantic 

getaways will enjoy stunning 

outdoor vistas, touring the 

Niagara Wine Trail and staying 

at quaint accommodations. 

Here is just a sampling of 

Niagara USA’s offerings for 

couples and honeymooners 

alike: 

Delectable Meals: Enjoy lunch 

at Caffe Lola, offering a chic 

menu and casual setting. 

Or, try any of Niagara USA’s 

authentic Italian restaurants, 

located throughout the region. 

All year round, The Red Coach 

is a great place for a romantic 

dinner in Niagara Falls. With 

a roaring wood fire heating the 

Grill Room in the winter, and a 

beautiful patio surrounded by 

a koi pond in the summer, the 

Red Coach lives and breathes 

romance. 

Romantic Tours: Visit the 

majestic 30-Mile Point 

Lighthouse for breathtaking 

views and plenty of handholding 

and photographic 

opportunities. Then, take a 

scenic driving tour, stopping 

off at Niagara USA’s 17 familyowned 

wineries. 


TRAVELLERS LOOKING FOR 

ROMANTIC GETAWAYS WILL 

ENJOY STUNNING OUTDOOR 

VISTAS, TOURING THE NIAGARA 

WINE TRAIL AND STAYING AT 

QUAINT ACCOMMODATIONS. 


HONEYMOONS 


33 

A Honeymoon with 

French “Art-de-Vivre” 

in Mauritius 

Tahiti – Romance Assured 

The islands of Tahiti on the other side of the world 

are the perfect destination to celebrate one’s 

honeymoon and for lovers to hide in paradise. What 

could be more romantic than to declare one’s love 

in a pirogue on the blue lagoon, at a coral reef 

surrounded by dancing multi-coloured fish or as the 

sun sets over the sea and hills. 

White beaches, the blue ocean, a breathtaking 

variety of culture, colours, flora and fauna, exotic 

meals, volcanoes, atolls, sunshine during the 

whole year with constant temperatures around 27 

degrees – this makes French Polynesia a unique 

destination. With its 118 atolls, French Polynesia is 

located in the heart of the South Pacific about 17,000 

kilometres away from Europe. The atolls are spread 

on a marine area of four million square kilometres, 

comparable to the size of Western Europe. However, 

the landmass together of all the atolls put together is 

not much bigger than the Spanish island Mallorca! 

Hall 5.2a / Stand 105 

Exoticism, relaxation, wellbeing, comfort 

and 5 star deluxe service in incomparable 

surroundings are assured at Sofitel So 

Mauritius, a hotel that personifies a new 

vision of contemporary luxury set in a 

lush natural landscape. This exclusive 

address comes to meet the demands of 

a sophisticated clientele who appreciate 

authenticity and refinement, advancing 

and confirming brand values symbolizing 

the French art de vivre. In the most 

protected region of Mauritius, on a 34- 

acre domain bordering a 520-metre white 

sand beach, this human scale resort offers 

84 Lushury Rooms of 60 sqm, 4 Beach 

Suites of 100sqm, 2 Beach Suites Family 

of 110 sqm and 2 Beach Villas of 230 sqm, 

designed by Kenzo Takada hidden away 

in the luxuriant tropical vegetation. 


Sofitel So Mauritius - Aerial view 

Indura Beach 

activities 

Romantic Private Dining 

Experiences at the 

Conrad Bali 

For Something 

Completely Different: 

Why Not Try The 

Honduras? 

The recently built Indura Beach and Golf Resort, 

exhibiting at ITB Berlin, has everything it takes to 

create the perfect honeymoon setting. 

Located in the heart of Central America; Honduras 

borders Guatemala and El Salvador to the west, 

Nicaragua to the southeast, the Pacific to the 

southwest and the Caribbean to the north. 

Located in Tela Bay on the northern coast of 

Honduras, Indura Beach & Golf Resort is nestled 

between the Caribbean Sea and Jeanette Kawas 

National Park, one of the country’s largest protected 

areas. Its lush 1,800-acre site is a pristine oasis of 

secluded beaches, coral reefs, tropical rain forest 

and lagoons. Sixty junior suites scattered in 15 villas 

dot the lush tropical landscape. 


Award-winning luxury beachfront resort, 

Conrad Bali, has launched the Summer 

Beach BBQ, a private and interactive 

dining experience for guests. The 

romantic dining experience is set up in 

a confidently relaxed style, lit by candles 

and lanterns as diners take their time 

grilling imported meats or the freshest 

local catch. Conrad Bali general manager 

Jean-Sébastien Kling said: “It is a 

pleasure to celebrate beachfront dining 

with our guests. We have a wonderful 

location blessed by a cool breeze off 

the Indian Ocean so we have combined 

these to offer guests a smart and relaxed 

personalized dining experience.” 

Another novel idea is the resort’s Picnics 

by the Beach concept. The experience is 

the perfect complement to one’s restful 

days in Bali with couples able to enjoy 

it at their own pace and convenience. 

Mr Kling says Picnics by the Beach was 

founded on the resort’s attention to highly 

personalized luxury. “We all know the 

feeling. You finally get to your favourite 

spot poolside or at the beachfront and 

once settled you really don’t want to 

leave,” he said. “This concept fits perfectly 

with our gorgeous garden scapes and 

beachfront bales. 



ADVENTURE TOURISM 


35 

© VisitWales.com 


Indonesia Highlights 

Adventure with 

Bintan Triathlon 


This year at ITB Berlin, the Visit Wales is presenting 

its unprecedented campaign to promote Wales as the 

world’s capital of adventure tourism. 

The promotion is at the 

initiative of Deputy Minister 

for Culture, Sport and 

Tourism, Ken Skates, who 

has announced a series of 

themed years, beginning 

with the Year of Adventure in 

2016. Following The Year of 

Adventure in 2016 will be The 

Year of Legends in 2017 and 

The Year of the Sea in 2018. 

Mr Skates promised to 

personally embark on as many 

adventures as possible to 

promote Wales as the world’s 

home of adventure and has 

secured the backing of two 

prominent adventurers, Bear 

Grylls and Richard Parks, who 

have agreed to be Adventure 

Ambassadors for Wales in 

2016. 

Following recent major 

investments, Wales now 

boasts iconic, reputation 

changing attractions such 

as Zip World and the 

world’s largest underground 

trampoline. Wales has 

world-class Mountain Biking 

Wildwater Rafting Coasteering 

Zip Below Xtreme 

Adventure Action 

at ITB Berlin 

Wales 2016: Year of Adventure 

– an unprecedented campaign 

facilities at centres such as 

Coed y Brenin, Bike Park 

Wales and Antur Stiniog. 

The 870 miles of the Wales 

Coast Path is the longest 

continuous path along a 

nation’s coastline and will 

play a key role in the activities 

for 2016, it’s development has 

seen a growth in products 

associated with the coast path 

– costal restaurants, visitor 

and activity centres. There 

are adventures to be had at 

some the major events taking 

place in Wales, IronMan, 

Festival No.6 and the Green 

Man Festival. 

Bear Grylls, a worldwide icon 

for the great outdoors and 

the ultimate in adventure, 

said: “I’ve had amazing 

experiences in Wales with 

my Survival Academy; the 

beautiful, rugged and wild 

terrain of Wales lends itself 

so well to so many activities 

and adventures. I’m delighted 

to be an ambassador for next 

year – Wales is where the 

adventure starts in 2016.” 

Excitement and pure adrenaline 

rush will once again highlight the 

beautiful island of Bintan, in the 

Riau Archipelago Province when the 

challenging multi-sporting event of 

Bintan Triathlon 2016 takes place 

from 28th to 29th May 2016. 

Centered at the Nirwana Gardens 

Resorts, the event that combines 

exhilarating challenges, athleticism 

and camaraderie is expected to be 

bigger and better than ever, so be 

sure to expect fireworks, fun fringe 

activities and definitely a big party. 

Combining Swimming, running, 

and bicycling into one elaborate 

From 19 th to 21 st April 2016, the 

spotlight will turn on the Mentawai 

Islands - an ideal Surfers’ Paradise in 

the West Sumatra Province. This is 

when the Pesona Mentawai Festival 

or “The Charm of Mentawai Festival 

2016” will be held for the very first 

time, centered at the Mapaddegat 

Beach, North Sipora District, in the 

Mentawai Islands Regency. 

Fully supported by the Ministry of 

Tourism, the festival will feature 

a range of cultural attractions, 

tourist activities, and traditional art 

performances from representatives of 

10 districtsthat make up the Mentawai 

Islands Regency as well as from a 

number of local tourism stakeholders. 

The event will also involve other 

regencies and tourism businesses 

who will showcase spellbinding 

tourist attractions of the West Sumatra 

Province. The festival is also projected 

to be a regular event that will be 

held annually and be included in the 

competition, the event will not only 

challenge participants’ skills and 

endurance but will also take them to 

some of the most fascinating parts of 

the island. 

As a tropical island only 55 minutes 

by ferry from Singapore, Bintan 

Island provides the perfect backdrop 

for an ultimate triathlon experience 

combined with a holiday. So, whether 

it’s to compete in the race or simply 

just to enjoy the exciting atmosphere, 

this special sporting event is surely 

something you don’t want to miss. 

Hall 26.a / Stands 122, 123 

Surfing in West Sumatra 

national tourism Calendar of Events. 

Mappadegat Beach was chosen as 

the centre for this year’s festival since 

it offers magnificent natural scenery 

and is regarded as one of the best 

beaches on Sipora Island and the 

Mentawai Islands on the whole. For 

the festival, the managements of 

accommodations, transportation and 

all necessary facilities are already busy 

making all the needed preparations. 

Hall 26.a / Stands 122, 123 

© Wonderful Indonesia © Wonderful Indonesia 



ADVERTORIALADVENTURE TOURISM 

The fabulous Joshua Tree National Park 

Inspiring Adventure 

The Ultimate USA Nature Documentary Launches Worldwide 

Brand USA has announced 

the opening of a breathtaking 

new documentary – 

National Parks Adventure, 

celebrating the majesty of 

the USA’s national parks 

and treasured landscapes 

and highlighting the 

importance of protecting 

them for the next 100 years. 

Captured with the highestquality 

Solido IMAX 3D 

cameras and shown 

in full glory in giant 

screen theatres, the new 

documentary was filmed in 

more than 30 national parks 

across the country. National 

Parks Adventure follows 

world-class mountaineer 

and national parks 

ambassador Conrad Anker, 

adventure photographer 

Max Lowe and artist Rachel 

Pohl as they hike, climb and 

explore their way across 

America’s spectacular 

wilderness—places like 

Yellowstone, Glacier 

National Park, Yosemite, 

Grand Tetons and Arches 

– revealing a tapestry of 

natural wonders that will 

“inspire the adventurer in 

all of us”. 

Moviegoers will soar over 

red rock canyons, hurtle 

down steep mountain 

peaks and explore otherworldly 

realms found 

within America’s most 

legendary outdoor places 

in what is both an actionpacked 

celebration of the 

Centennial Anniversary of 

the National Park Service 

and a soulful reflection on 

what wilderness means to 

us all. 

“National Parks Adventure 

captures the stunning 

beauty of our wild places 

and reminds us these 

landscapes are an essential 

part of the human spirit,” 

states film narrator and 

Academy Award winner 

Robert Redford. 

At the helm of National 

Parks Adventure is twotime 

Academy Awardnominated 

director Greg 

MacGillivray (The Living 

Sea, Dolphins, Everest…) 

and his team of filmmakers, 

who bring their legendary 

giant-screen storytelling 

to some of the most 

extraordinary locations on 

the planet: “There are more 

than 400 national parks and 

historic sites in our country 

that many families have 

not been able to explore,” 

says MacGillivray. “Our 

hope is that National Parks 

Adventure will encourage 

our audiences to discover 

the beauty and sanctuary of 

these American treasures— 

and inspire them to go out 

and explore them on their 

own.” 

“The national parks 

are major draws for 

international travellers and 

our giant-screen film is an 

ideal vehicle for conveying 

that appeal,” said Chris 

Thompson, Brand USA’s 

president and CEO. “As we 

continue to highlight the 

great outdoors in our global 

promotional efforts, we 

look forward to successful 

screenings of the film 

playing at hundreds of 

venues around the world.” 

“We believe in the 

Brand USA has also 

announced that Time Inc.’s 

Sunset and Coastal Living 

brands have signed on as 

“Proud Sponsors” National 

Parks Adventure. 

“Sunset and Coastal Living 

– both highly regarded, 

successful media brands 

that reach millions of 

consumers– bring a vital 

dimension of support to 

the roll-out of this film,” 

said Chris Thompson, 

Brand USA’s president and 

CEO. “These are brands 

that frequently showcase 

America’s natural 

treasures and depict the 

local lifestyles associated 

with those destinations.” 

With 5 million readers, 

Sunset covers the West’s 

best flavours, destinations, 

design trends, and 

innovations. Coastal 

Living celebrates life 

along the coast featuring 

extensive coverage of U.S. 

transformative power of 

America’s national parks to 

inspire travel and discovery, 

and we are honoured to 

lend support and raise 

awareness as the first global 

sponsor and exclusive 

online travel activation 

partner of this film, as well 

as a long-standing partner 

of Brand USA and the US 

SUNSET AND COASTAL LIVING HOP 

ON BOARD AS SPONSORS 

destinations and beyond 

and reaches an audience 

of more than five million. 

The two Time Inc. media 

brands will provide 

advertising, editorial, 

online and promotional 

support for National Parks 

Adventure. 

National Parks Adventure 

opened globally on Friday, 

February 12 th with a rollout 

Travel Association,” said 

Noah Tratt, global senior 

vice president of Expedia 

Media Solutions. “We also 

created an easy way for 

travellers to book their 

next trip to explore all that 

our national parks have to 

offer at www.expedia.com/ 

nationalparks.” 

expansion release across 

more than 100 theatres 

through autumn 2016. The 

film is supported globally 

by Expedia, Inc. and 

Subaru of America, Inc., 

with major support from 

the Giant Dome Theater 

Consortium. 




YOUTH TRAVEL 


39 

Youth Travel at 

ITB Berlin 

Holiday camps, school trips and project 

excursions… you’ll find it all in Hall 4.1 

SYDNEY’S MASCOT 

AIRPORT OPENS 

YOUTH WELCOME 

DESK 

Thousands of international students 

intending to study in New South Wales, 

Australia, are now able to receive support 

on arrival at Sydney Airport following 

the opening of the International Student 

Airport Welcome Desk. 

Stuart Ayres, Australia’s Minister for Trade, 

Tourism and Major Events, says the NSW 

International Student Airport Welcome 

Desk will help to ensure international 

students feel welcome. 

“Recent surveys have highlighted that the 

first 24 hours is crucial to students forming 

their perspectives about studying and 

living in NSW,” Mr Ayres said. “Experience 

shows implementing simple gestures, like 

a welcome desk, encourages students to 

return as ambassadors for the State and 

supports further growth in the sector. 

AGENTS REMAIN 

PART OF 

MILLENNIALS’ 

TRAVEL LANDSCAPE 

According to Topdeck’s 2015 Global Youth 

Travel Survey, which saw more than 

31,000 people from 134 countries respond 

to 26 travel-related questions, young 

people want more from their holiday than 

just a hotel room to plug-in their hair 

straightener. 

Experiencing a new culture (86%) and 

eating the local foods (69%) were listed 

as common determining factors for 

motivating people, aged 18 to 24, to travel 

ahead of partying (44%) and shopping 

(28%). 

Regular wifi access is widely seen as a 

millennial must-have, but only averaged 

6.24 out of 10 in terms of its importance 

to travellers. The idea that millennials are 

constantly on social media is also blown 

out of the water, with only 23% updating 

their account once a day – the majority – 

59% – do so a few times a week. 

Traditional travel agents come out better 

than might have been expected with one 

in five (21%) using an agent to book their 

trip. 

At the German youth travel 

pavilion of Youth Incoming 

Germany (YIG), youth travel 

planners and teachers can 

find out more about holiday 

camps, school trips and 

project excursions. 

Two events will be celebrating 

their debut this year. On 

Wednesday, 9 March 2016, 

the first YIG Speed Dating 

event will give selected youth 

travel buyers an opportunity 

to meet with exhibitors in the 

YIG Lounge. 

Furthermore, taking place 

on the big stage in Hall 

4.1 on Thursday, 10 March 

2016, this is the first time the 

Social Media Travel Youth 

Awards will be presented to 

youth tour operators who are 

successfully using Facebook, 

Instagram and similar 

platforms. 

ITB YOUTH TRAVEL 

SUMMIT AND 

TEACHER TRAINING 

WORKSHOPS 

On the trade visitor days the 

agenda will feature youth 

travel topics, with leading 

speakers taking part. In 

addition to lectures on 

’health in youth travel’ and 

’creating sustainable youth 

travel’, marketing experts 

will be giving their accounts 

of this segment from their 

point of view. On Thursday 

Elke Urbansky, from Lower 

Saxony’s regional forestry 

administration, and Jens 

Wiesehöfer, managing 

director of KB&B The Kids 

Group, will have information 

on how to target the rural 

accommodation market. On 

Friday, 11 March 2016, together 

with other industry insiders, 

Phillip Winter of A&O Hotels 

and Hostels will be taking a 

look at ’careers in tourism’. 

Together with the Deutsches 

Jugendherbergswerk, 

Jugendpresse Deutschland 

will be addressing the 

topical theme of ’flight and 

migration’. The Wyse Travel 

Confederation is due to 

organise over ten workshops 

at international level. Youth 

THIS IS THE 

FIRST TIME THE 

SOCIAL MEDIA 

TRAVEL YOUTH 

AWARDS WILL BE 

PRESENTED TO 

YOUTH TOUR 

OPERATORS 

WHO ARE 

SUCCESSFULLY 

USING FACEBOOK, 

INSTAGRAM AND 

SIMILAR 

PLATFORMS. 

and student travel experts 

will be presenting the latest 

trends, research findings, 

case studies and examples of 

best practices. 

The programme of this year’s 

Youth Travel Summit, the 

fifth edition, is now even 

more extensive. International 

experts will be presenting 

youth and student travel 

surveys: how are the new 

travel habits of young people 

affecting the tourism market? 

How are successful European 

cities taking advantage of 

their universities in order 

to maximise the tourism 

market’s potential? How 

are destinations and 

tour operators benefiting 

economically and socially 

from school trips? Samuel 

Vetrák, CEO of the consultancy 

StudentMarketing, will be 

outlining the latest trends in 

the youth travel market and 

explaining student mobility. 

WYSE SEMINAR 

AND WORKSHOP 

PROGRAMME 

In addition to presenting 

three seminar sessions on 

the youth hall stage, where 

WYSE will provide the latest 

insight on current topics 

from top industry speakers, 

the organisation will also 

be hosting a number of 

workshops and a networking 

reception at our stand in the 

youth travel hall. Some of this 

year’s topics include: 

• Digital natives: 

Differentiation in mobile 

• Eating like a local: The 

hungry millennial traveller 

abroad 

• Travel as a force for good: 

Marketing the experience 

• Clever money-making with 

channel management. 



ADVERTORIAL 

YOUTH TRAVEL 

Dallas: Forever Young! 

Youth Travel a Major Draw Card in Dallas, Texas 

Dallas loves students, and students love Dallas! 

The city’s convention and visitors’ bureau 

boasts that Dallas is “the perfect place for your 

students to take their next school trip”. Not 

only is Dallas a premier destination with worldclass 

performance halls, student-friendly hotel 

accommodations, heart-pounding attractions 

and exceptional educational activities, but “Big 

D” also offers a distinguished experience to 

each student that visits. 

Dallas Zoo 

© DCVB 

© DCVB 

The DCVB tourism team is 

ready and able to assist travel 

planners with customized 

itinerary planning, public 

performance opportunity 

assistance, large group 

dining options, kid-friendly 

attraction options, studentfriendly 

quad net rates and 

much more. 

Of course, new cities can 

be a challenge to navigate. 

Whether this is your first or 

15th visit to the great city of 

Dallas, here are some great 

ideas. 

THE ANIMAL 

WORLD 

The Dallas World Aquarium 

features 80,000 gallons 

of saltwater exhibits 

including sharks, stingrays, 

and hundreds of reef fish 

all in living coral reef 

ecosystems. The newest 

edition is Orinoco - Secrets 

of the River. The immersion 

rain forest exhibit features 

plants and animals from 

Venezuela, along the 

Orinoco River. 

SEA LIFE Aquarium is a 

two-story, 45,000 square 

foot aquarium. This oneof-a-kind 

experience will 

get you face-to-face with 

amazing under water 

creatures like sharks, 

sea stars, jellyfish and 

thousands of colourful fish! 

The world-class Dallas 

Zoo covers 95 acres and 

features many rare and 

endangered species. 

Key exhibits include the 

Endangered Tiger Habitat 

with Indochinese and 

Sumatran tigers, the 

Lacerte Family Children’s 

Zoo with interactive, 

educational exhibits for 

children and the 25-acre 

Wilds of Africa, named the 

best African exhibit in the 

United States. 

JUST FOR FUN 

Six Flags Over Texas, 

the world’s first regional 

theme park. If it’s an 

award ceremony, public 


or just for fun, they’re more 

reasons than ever before to 

visit the park. For starters 

the legendary Texas Giant 

rollercoaster will take 

thrill-seekers to a whole 

new level. New nightly 

parades and festivals and 

World Class Entertainment! 

SpeedZone specializes in 

events for groups of 10 to 

Big Tex Is Back 

2000 guests! Go from 0 to 

70 in just over 3 seconds 

on the Top Eliminator 

dragster. SpeedZone 

offers a complete range of 

services to meet your every 

need. Enjoy the fast tracks 

along with picnic pavilions. 

The place for guests of all 

ages and skill levels. Full 

service on-site catering 

with fantastic student 

buffet menus is available. 

SPORTS 

ATTRACTIONS 

Cowboys Stadium Tour: 

Experience an amazing 

venue, designed to exceed 

guest’s expectations, for 

groups up to 4,000 people. 

With small group sized 

and additional tour stops, 

the VIP Guided Tours are 

the ultimate Cowboys 

Stadium tour experience. 

Cowboys Stadium tours 

are ideal for fans or student 

groups awestruck by the 

magnitude of the stadium 

itself. Tour begins at the 

Main Club with tour stops 

that include a private suite, 

the radio and print media 

press boxes, the Cotton 

Bowl offices and the Dr. 

Pepper Star Bar. You will 

see all of the stops on 

the Self-Guided Tours, 

including the field, the postgame 

interview room and 

both the Cowboys and the 

Cheerleaders locker rooms. 

Allow 1 to 1 1/2 hours. 

Students can experience 

NHL action at its finest 

as the Dallas Stars take 

on teams from across the 

United States and Canada. 

This high profile public 


can have attendance of 

17,000 fans coming into 

the American Airlines 

Center and seeing your 

student performs in the 

very popular AT&T Victory 

Plaza. Game packages and 

student meal programs 

are also available along 

with public performance 

opportunity. Allow 4 hours. 

The Texas Rangers play 

Major League Baseball from 

April through September 

at the beautiful Rangers 

Ballpark in Arlington. 

The Ballpark complex 

includes the Legends of the 

Game Baseball Museum, 

Children’s Learning Center 

and Dr Pepper. This high 

profile public performance 

opportunity can have 

attendance of 49,000 fans 

coming into Texas Rangers 

Stadium and see your 

student perform. Allow 2 

to 3 hours. 

EATING OUT 

Rainforest Café is a wild 

place to shop and eat! 

Discover a realistic indoor 

rainforest complete 

with waterfalls, tropical 

rainstorms, aquariums, 

trumpeting elephants and 

more. The menu features 

pastas, seafood, salads, 

sandwiches and desserts. 

Or visit iT’Z Family Food 

and Fun who specialize in 

the place to party! With 

60,000 square foot facility 

for games and dining. This 

indoor facility is capable 

of hosting 20-2,500 guests 

and has over 800 seats. 

Enjoy go-karts, minibowling, 

bumper cars, 

rock climbing wall, video/ 

simulator games and twolevel 

laser tag. 

Amazing Jake’s Food & Fun! 

features an amazing all you 

can eat buffet full of pizzas, 

pastas, soups, a potato 

and salad bar, fountain 

drinks and desserts. Enjoy 

go-karts, laser tag, and 

miniature golf, interactive 

redemption and video 

games and much more all 

in a completely contained 

and secure indoor facility. 




OCEANIA 

REGION 

41 

Australian Tourism Figures Augur 

Well for Region 

Tourism expenditure up 13% in Australia – Chinese 

inbound up 22% 

MAIN TRAVEL 

DESTINATION 

As the key driver of Oceania’s tourism momentum, Australia has 

announced highly positive results for the region in 2015, with 

total visitor spend at well over AUD$100bn. In the following 

pages, we look at key developments in Oceania, where of course 

the performance of the key market, Australia, is a harbinger of 

trends in the surrounding region. 

While the number of 

visitors rose 7% to 6.7 

million in the year 

ending September 

2015, statistics released 

by the Australian 

government indicate 

that nights were up 

10% to 242 million, 

and spending rose to 

AUD$34.8bn. 

A massive hike in 

Chinese tourists (+22%) 

from 736,000 in 2014 

to 896,000 in the year 

to September 2015 

was a strong driver for 

the results. In terms of 

visitor nights, China 

was far and away 

number one, rising 

25% to 39,254, with 

the UK in #2 position - 

counting 26,010 nights. 

In terms of spending 

power, Chinese 

visitors dominate the 

Australian tourism 

market, spending more 

than two times more 

than UK visitors. 

The growth in 

international tourism 

was spread across 

most purpose-of-visit 

categories: 

Holiday visitor 

numbers were up 3%, 

and spend increased 

7% to AUD$13.2 billion. 

In 2006, the holiday 

segment accounted for 

51% of all arrivals; in 

2015 it accounted for 

44%. 

The number of 

those visiting friends 

and relatives (VFR) 

increased 8% during 

the year, nights were 

up 12% and spend 14% 

to AUD$5.8bn. The VFR 

share of leisure spend 

increased from 23% in 

YE September 2006, to 

30% in YE September 

2015. 

Strong growth was 

seen in education, 

with visitation up 19% 

and nights 18%. This 

saw total trip spend 

for education visitors 

increase 27% for the 

year to AUD$8.2bn. 

Education now 

accounts for 24% of 

total trip spend. 

Business travel 

remained soft, with 

visitors down 3% and 

nights down 10%. New 

Zealand, China, the UK, 

the US and Singapore 

are Australia’s top 5 

markets (by arrivals). 

Together, they account 

for 52% of total trip 

spend, with China 

alone contributing 22% 

(up from 7% in 2006). 

With China leading the 

way, Asia as a whole 

also now has a majority 

share of total trip spend 

(51%, up from 39% in 

2006). 

4% ANNUAL 

GROWTH 

FORECAST 

Forecasts by the 

Australian government 

show inbound visitor 

arrivals are likely to 

grow at an annual 

average rate of 4% to 

reach 10.6 million by 

2024/25. This growth 

will be driven by 

key markets such as 

China, India, South 

Korea, Indonesia and 

Malaysia. China is 

likely to be the main 

driving force behind 

the growth and it is 

projected that China 

will contribute almost 

a third of all inbound 

arrivals by the financial 

year of 2024/25 and will 

surpass New Zealand 

as the largest inbound 

arrivals market in 

2019/20. 

Leisure travel will 

likely be the main driver 

behind the increase 

in arrivals, up 5.6% to 

5.5 million arrivals in 

2015–16, and up 4.9% 

per annum over the 5 

years to 2019–20. 

The top five inbound 

markets (China, New 

Zealand, UK, US 

and Singapore) are 

expected to continue to 

grow, contributing 59% 

of growth (or 1.1 million 

arrivals) to 2019–20. 

Average expenditure 

per arrival is expected 

to decrease over the 

period, from $4,735 

to $4,708, despite an 

increase in average 

length of stay from 35.4 

nights to 37.2 nights. 

international gateway 

airports by the end of 

2016. 

By the end of 2016, 

under the reconfigured 

arrangements, airlines 

from both Australia and 

China may: 

operate 33,500 seats 

per week between 

the Chinese gateways 

of Guangzhou, 

Shanghai and Beijing 

and Australian 

international gateways 

of Sydney, Melbourne, 

Brisbane and Perth 

operate 33,500 seats 

per week on flights 

between China’s 

regional cities and 

Australian international 

gateway airports. 

OPENING 

OF SKIES 

Following the 

signing of the China- 

Australia Free Trade 

Agreement, the 

Australian Government 

participated in air 

services talks with 

China in January 

2015. The successful 

negotiations effectively 

mean a tripling of 

access from China 

into Australia’s 

The regional city 

capacity allocation 

means regionallybased 

airlines in 

China—such as Sichuan 

Airlines which currently 

operates to Australia 

from Chengdu (regional 

catchment population 

of over 14 million) and 

Chongqing (regional 

catchment population 

of over 29 million)—no 

longer have to compete 

against the three 

major Chinese carriers 

for gateway capacity 

allocations. Xiamen 

Airlines has also 

recently shown interest 

in the Australian 

market and was able 

to utilise this regional 

entitlement when it 

commenced services 

from Fuzhou to Sydney 

in late November 

2015. This entitlement 

stands to directly 

link more Chinese 

second and third tier 

cities with Australia’s 

international gateway 

airports. 

OCEANIA 

AUSTRALIA HALL 5.2 A / 114 

COOK ISLANDS HALL 5.2 A / 104 

FIJI ISLANDS HALL 5.2 A / 103 

KIRIBATI HALL 5.2 A / 104 

NEW ZEALAND HALL 5.2 A / 114 

NIUE HALL 5.2 A / 104 

NOUVELLE CALÉDONIE HALL 5.2 A / 104 

PAPUA NEW GUINEA HALL 5.2 A / 106 

SAMOA HALL 5.2 A / 104 

SOLOMON ISLANDS HALL 5.2 A / 104 

TAHITI HALL 5.2 A / 105 

TONGA HALL 5.2 A / 104 

TUVALU HALL 5.2 A / 104 

VANUATU HALL 5.2 A / 104 


42 REGION 

OCEANIA 

SOUTH 

PACIFIC 

REGION – 

A TREND 

TO NICHE / 

ADVENTURE 

TOURISM 

$40 Million Oz 

Tourism Campaign 

Australia at ITB powered by new global promotion 

The APAC region is seeing 

a shift in desire for niche 

and/or adventure tourism 

products such as Diving, 

Surfing and Cultural 

Tourism. The region boasts 

a plethora of opportunities 

when it comes to such 

product and opportunities, 

driving yield for ravel 

professionals. 

Victoria 

Saffire Freycinet, Marine 

Farm Experience 

In this sense, the protection 

of the environment is 

becoming a critical issue: 

“The South Pacific is 

without question one of the 

few pristine environments 

left on the planet,” says 

Chris Flynn, Regional 

Director - Pacific, Pacific 

Asia Travel Association 

(PATA). “As such, it is 

imperative that this 

uniqueness be protected 

and nurtured. It’s not 

simply about growing 

visitor numbers, but 

about the protection of 

culture, heritage and the 

environment by attracting 

those travellers who 

understand and respect 

these core values.” 

Moving forward, Flynn 

insists we need to create 

more awareness of the 

regions cultural and 

environmental diversity 

and sensitivity. “Examples 

include the many distinct 

tribal peoples of Papua 

New Guinea, a country 

where three quarters of 

the world’s languages are 

spoken, or the mysterious 

stone monuments of Tonga 

and Samoa. Then there is 

the mysterious lost ancient 

city of Nan Madol on the 

island of Pohnepei, in 

Micronesia, a unique place 

where you canoe through 

the streets and channels. 

Each of these Islands and 

their people are different. 

They have unique stories 

to tell, and they are 

amazing!”. 

Tourism Australia arrives 

at ITB this year hot on 

the heels of the launch 

of its latest campaign, 

highlighting the country’s 

world-class aquatic and 

coastal experiences, 

in a bid to lure more 

international visitors 

down under. 

Tourism Australia 

Managing Director, John 

O’Sullivan, says the new 

campaign is focusing upon 

one of Australia’s key 

competitive advantages. 

“Already 70% of our 

international visitors 

enjoy an aquatic or coastal 

experience as part of their 

trip to Australia, so this is 

a campaign we know will 

resonate strongly across 

all our key markets. 

“While Australia is known 

for its natural beauty, the 

world still doesn’t have 

a full appreciation of the 

breadth, depth and quality 

of our aquatic and coastal 

experiences. They’ve 

always been an important 

part of our destination 

story but they’ve never 

before taken centre stage,” 

he said. 

Mr O’Sullivan said that 

Chris Hemsworth’s 

voiceover for the new 

broadcast ad would 

provide an authentic and 

influential voice to help 

tell the country’s story and 

demonstrate to the world 

that Australia is ‘a place 

you feel’. 

“I have always been so 

proud to be Australian and 

it’s a pretty special feeling 

knowing that I will have 

a role in promoting my 

THE WORLD STILL 

DOESN’T HAVE A FULL 

APPRECIATION OF THE 

BREADTH, DEPTH AND 

QUALITY OF OUR AQUATIC 

AND COASTAL EXPERIENCES 

country to the world and 

encouraging more people 

to come down under and 

experience our amazing 

beaches and landscapes 

for themselves,” said Chris 

Hemsworth. 

The campaign will sit 

alongside and complement 

existing Tourism Australia 

marketing activities, 

including its current 

promotion of food and 

wine and Indigenous 

experiences, providing an 

additional proof point to 

demonstrate why There’s 

Nothing like Australia. 

“Our long term campaign, 

There’s Nothing like 

Australia, was always 

designed to provide a 

platform from which we 

could evolve our tourism 

message. We did this most 

recently with Restaurant 

Australia and now with 

a dedicated focus on 

Australia’s distinctive and 

high quality aquatic and 

coastal experiences,” Mr 

O’Sullivan said. 

The newly filmed 

campaign features 

over a dozen distinct 

experiences representing 

every Australian state and 

territory. These include: 

a helicopter ride over the 

12 Apostles; swimming 

in Sydney Harbour; 

snorkelling on the Great 

Barrier Reef; kayaking 

through Katherine Gorge; 

driving on the beach in 

South Australia; cycling 

around Lake Burley 

Griffin; sailing through 

the sparkling blue waters 

of Rottnest Island; and 

walking the recently 

launched Three Capes 

Track in Tasmania. 

Tourism Australia Chief 

Marketing Officer, 

Lisa Ronson, said the 

campaign would be 

brought to life using 

ground-breaking virtual 

reality (VR) technology 

John O’Sullivan 

Managing Director, 

Tourism Australia 

and compelling user 

generated content (UCG) 

on a size and scale never 

before seen in destination 

marketing. 

Tourism Australia is 

spending A$40 million 

over the next six months 

rolling out the new 

campaign - starting in the 

US with a joint campaign 

with Virgin Australia and 

then across other key 

international markets, 

including the UK, China, 

Japan, South Korea, 

Singapore, Indonesia, 

India, Malaysia and New 

Zealand. 




OCEANIA 

REGION 

43 

Lost World Cave 

Waitomo Waikato 

Milford Sound Fiordland George Crossing Queenstown 

© Rob Suisted 

© Nathan Secker 

© Chris McLenan 

New Zealand Tops 3-Million Visitors 

DMO honing strategy to cope with growth 

2015 delivered New Zealand’s 

biggest tourism results on record 

with arrivals and spend both hitting 

new highs. 

In June, the country reached 3 

million total visitors for the first time, 

and for the year ending September 

total-spend was up a staggering 

38% to $9.4 billion. With growth 

continuing to accelerate, there’s no 

doubt the sector is expanding at a 

rapid rate. 

Tourism New Zealand Chief 

Executive Kevin Bowler explains 

that at least 80% of his organisation’s 

efforts are now focused on off-peak 

travel. “It was really encouraging 

to see growth in visitors during 

September and October combined 

up 17 per cent on the same two 

WE 

SHOULDN’T 

FORGET TO TAKE 

STEPS TO 

CAREFULLY 

MANAGE THE 

UNINTENDED 

IMPACTS OF THE 

SECTOR 

months last year. And as we head 

into what will undoubtedly continue 

to be our peak season, the reason 

for encouraging more off-peak 

demand is ever more apparent. We 

are focused on continuing to do all 

we can to address industry concerns 

on managing the increasing 

number of visitors, and know that 

the shoulder seasons provide the 

only period during when we can 

Kevin Bowler 

Chief Executive, Tourism New Zealand 

significantly grow the sector and 

add all-important productivity gains 

by utilising available capacity.” 

The safety of visitors while travelling 

around New Zealand is also a major 

issue being tackled by the New 

Zealand authorities, who’ve been 

working hard to provide material 

to help inform visitors. “Our visiting 

driver training modules have now 

been completed by nearly 2000 

agents and we have delivered 

online and in-flight safety videos for 

the China and India markets”, says 

Bowler. “Additional safe driving 

information for the US and German 

markets will also be available 

during the peak season.” 

On the back of such strong arrival 

growth it appears the new “100% 

Pure New Zealand” campaign 

“every day a different journey” is 

delivering dividends. Introduced in 

July 2015, the campaign brings to 

life the idea of “everything close” 

with New Zealand’s wide range of 

experiences all within easy reach. 

During 2015, Tourism New Zealand 

also organised its largest ever 

number of fam tours, welcoming 

375 high quality agents to enjoy 

one of 23 four-day itineraries. In 

addition to a training day run with 25 

regional tourism organisations, Air 

New Zealand and Virgin Australia, 

6,000 online training modules have 

since been completed by attendees. 

COPING WITH 

GROWTH 

The fact of international visitor 

arrivals topping three million for 

the first time in New Zealand in 

2015 raised not only celebration, 

but also new questions about how 

the nation can cope with the rapid 

growth. 

“It’s good to celebrate our strong 

tourism industry, as it’s good for 

the economy and the 170,000 

New Zealanders employed in the 

sector, but we shouldn’t forget to 

take steps to carefully manage the 

unintended impacts of the sector”, 

says Bowler. “Well before we hit the 

three million annual visitor mark, 

we had strategies in place to help 

meet some of the challenges of fast 

paced growth. It took us 13 years to 

get from 2M to 3M visitors, but if our 

current rate of growth continues, 

we’ll make 4M international visitors 

inside the next four years. Managing 

the many challenges associated 

with this exciting phase of growth 

will take a coordinated effort from 

industry and government.” 


KEY ELEMENTS 

CENTRAL TO 

TOURISM NEW 

ZEALAND’S 

STRATEGY 

A focus on the highest-value 

segments in every market – 

aiming for value over volume 

growth, by encouraging 

visitors to stay longer, travel 

to more regions, and generate 

more dollar value. This is 

working, with visitor numbers 

up 7.8% (year ended August) 

and visitor spending up 28% to 

nearly $9B (year ended June). 

To drive shoulder period 

travel as hard as we can to 

broaden the peak season; 

which will have the effect 

of improving the return 

on tourism infrastructure 

investment. 

A focus on regional visitor 

spread through messaging, 

itineraries and the segments 

we target, so visitors are 

not clustered around just 

traditionally visited regions. 

Finally, to minimize the 

impact of tourism on the 

environment and New 

Zealand’s communities. 

To continue to invest in 

safe driving initiatives for 

international visitors and 

to set clearly articulated 

best practice standards 

for sustainable business 

management through 

Qualmark. 


44 REGION 

OCEANIA 

Taking Fiji to the Next Level 

Fiji Government hones new tourism development plan 

CRUISE 

TOURISM 

UP 12% IN 

FIJI 

Cruise tourism, despite 

accounting for a small part of 

Fiji’s total visitor numbers, is 

on an increasing trajectory with 

12.4% (52,948) increase in the 

first half of 2015. 

A five-year Tourism Development Plan for Fiji is being 

drafted by the country’s Minister for Tourism Hon. Faiyaz 

Siddiq Koya in order to hoist industry turnover to US$2bn 

annually. 

“The Plan will encapsulate the 

vision of the government for the 

tourism industry which is the 

biggest contributor to the Fijian 

economy,” Minister Koya said. 

“My Ministry is on the verge of 

finalizing the draft Fijian Tourism 

Development Plan that will 

encapsulate the vision of the 

Fijian Government for the tourism 

industry. We hope to take the draft 

Plan to the industry players in the 

first quarter of this year.” 

NEWLY 

INTRODUCED 

FLIGHTS LINKING 

FIJI AND 

SINGAPORE WILL 

COMMENCE ON 

TUESDAY, 5 APRIL 

2016 

The Tourism Development 

Plan will become a key tool in 

advancing Fiji’s tourism market 

both as a brand and also as a 

niche market for tourists, and 

is, says the Minister, essential 

for a consolidated approach 

to development of the tourism 

sector, with the government 

taking on a key role in ensuring 

that Fiji remains a “top destination 

for its visitors”. 

Minister Koya added that the 

Plan amongst other key areas 

identifies the measures that need 

to be put in place in towns and 

centers to attract more visitors. 

“85% of the total number visitors 

are concentrated in Nadi and 

therefore, specific attractions 

need to be developed in other 

regions to entice visitors.” 

Meanwhile on a recent visit to 

a trade event in India, Minister 

Koya noted the need for the 

continued active promotion of 

the Fijian tourism products in 

emerging markets, underlining 

that Fiji is both an idyllic travel 

and adventure destination and 

a home away from home for the 

Indian visitor. 

The Minister also announced 

direct flights by Fiji Airways to 

Singapore and special airfares 

from the India to Fiji. The newly 

introduced flights linking Fiji and 

Singapore will commence on 

Tuesday, 5 April 2016. 

In organizing more broad 

reaching transport links, Fiji’s 

Attorney-General and Minister 

for Civil Aviation, Hon. Aiyaz 

Sayed-Khaiyum, met with the 

High Commissioner of Singapore, 

Mr. Verghese Matthews, for a 

discussion that included the 

upcoming Singapore Airshow 

Aviation Leadership Summit. 

Hon. Faiyaz 

Siddiq Koya 

Country’s Minister for Tourism, Fiji 

The Attorney-General said 

that Fiji Airways expansion to 

Singapore in April makes it vital 

that Fiji better integrate into the 

aviation industry in Singapore 

and beyond. 

“Fiji and Singapore share 

many things in common as 

small countries with dynamic 

economies. Singapore Airlines, 

as well, can serve as an excellent 

model for how to position our own 

aviation industry in a competitive 

marketplace,” said the Attorney- 

General. 

He also remarked that Fiji 

Airways will seek to collaborate 

with Singapore Airlines via codesharing. 


The news was highlighted 

by the Ministry of Industry, 

Trade and Tourism, permanent 

secretary Mr Shaheen Ali at 

the Pacific Cruise Tourism 

Development Strategy 2015- 

2019 consultation workshop. 

Mr Ali said that there is a 

need to take advantage of the 

potential that exists in the cruise 

sector and obtain feedback from 

stakeholders on the draft cruise 

development framework that 

would provide strategies for 

cruise tourism development over 

the next four years. 

“To stimulate growth in 

the cruise tourism sector, 

investments will be required 

in local infrastructure such as 

high-end or designer shopping 

facilities to ensure an increasing 

percentage of the earnings is 

retained in the country,” said Mr 

Ali. “We want a Pacific Cruise 

Tourism Development Strategy 

2015-2019 to be relevant, in 

line with the national vision 

for tourism. The tourism 

sector provides an avenue for 

sustainable development and 

the Fijian Government will 

continue to facilitate a positive 

environment with pro-growth 

policies.” 

Mr Ali said the Ministry is 

committed to strengthening the 

tourism industry and leveraging 

its performance to benefit all 

Fijians. 



OCEANIA 

REGION 

45 

Unspoiled, Wild Paradise 

Papua New Guinea is the ultimate getaway 

LAKE MURRAY 

LODGE – A NEW 

PROPERTY 

IN TRANS 

NIUGINI TOURS’ 

PORTFOLIO 

Nestled among the trees 

on an island spit, Lake 

Murray lodge is the newest 

lodge in the portfolio of 

Trans Niugini Tours. The 

remote lodge overlooks 

Lake Murray, Papua New 

Guinea’s largest lake. 

During the wet season it 

spreads to occupy an area 

of about 2,000 square 

kilometres. 

Guests are accommodated 

in 12 individual cabin 

rooms furnished with king 

twin or double beds, ceiling 

fans, modern en-suite 

bathrooms, an elevated 

veranda and wonderful 

views of the lake. The 

Main Lodge houses a 

dining room, lounge, bar 

and reception. From its 

wraparound veranda, 

guests enjoy exceptional 

sunsets over the water. In 

keep with Trans Niugini 

Tours’ eco-friendly 

philosophy, the entire lodge 

operation is powered with 

the latest technology in 

solar power. 

PNG AIR 

LAUNCHES ITS 

NEW BRAND AND 

PRESENTS ITS 

NEW AIRCRAFT, 

THE ATR 72-600 

With a population that’s 

spread across islands, 

mountains, rivers and 

jungles, the airline industry 

is critical in connecting all 

the diverse parts of PNG. 

The geography that makes 

PNG so unique also makes 

it one of the world’s most 

difficult environments 

for aviation, and as the 

aircraft best suited to both 

PNG’s environment and 

the company’s vision for its 

future, the flexible, classleading 

ATR 72-600 aircraft 

was chosen to be the core 

of PNG Air’s new fleet. 

The ATR will efficiently 

connect Papua New Guinea, 

operating not just the main 

cities, but to smaller ports 

that alternative aircraft 

cannot fly to. The first brand 

new ATR 72-600 aircraft 

was officially launched in 

November 2015. The airline 

will have 3 of these aircraft 

operating by the end of 

March 2016, 5 by the end 

of 2016 and 7 by the end of 

2017. 

TOURISM 

AWAKENING ON 

BOUGAINVILLE 

ISLAND 

(PNG) WITH 

BOUGAINVILLE 

EXPERIENCE 

TOURS 

Bougainville Experience 

Tours (BET) is promoting 

packaged tours for 

international FIT visitors 

and small groups of 

travellers who wish to 

explore this untouched 

paradise. 

Bougainville, inhabited 

for at least 33,000 years, 

is a collection of islands 

New aircraft, livery and branding 

– photo courtesy of PNG Air 

covering approximately 

9,238 square kilometres and 

is situated approximately 

1,000 kilometres east of Port 

Moresby, the capital city of 

Papua New Guinea. The 

landscape of Bougainville 

Island is rugged, punctuated 

by two active volcanoes, 

Mt Balbi and Mt Bagana. 

The coastline features 

beautiful, sandy beaches, 

often fringed by dominant 

coconut trees. Activities 

range from bushwalking, 

trekking and bird watching 

to snorkelling and taking 

part in cultural festivities in 

a local village. 

NEW ADVENTURE 

PRODUCT 

OFFERING IN 

MILNE BAY, PNG 

PNG Trekking Adventures 

is offering a new tour in 

the surrounds of Alotau, 

Milne Bay, one of the most 

beautiful areas of Papua 

New Guinea. This trekking 

and paddling expedition is 

“raw and out there”. Very 

few tourists have walked 

nor have they paddled here. 

The six-day tour includes 

culture and history, 

trekking and kayaking, 

stand up paddle boarding, 

overnighting in beautiful 

traditional guesthouses in 

small villages along the 

way. 

THE SEPIK 

SPIRIT LIFTS ITS 

ANCHORS TO 

NAVIGATE THE 

WATERS OF THE 

SEPIK REGION 

AGAIN 

The Sepik Spirit will once 

again voyage along the 

waterways of Papua New 

Guinea’s Sepik region. 

Trans Niugini Tours’ vessel 

will primarily journey on the 

Karawari River, the storied 

tributary of the Sepik River, 

and on to the Krosmeri 

River, which allows entry to 

the mysterious Blackwater 

Lakes. It has been several 

years since the Sepik 

Spirit visited many of 

the Karawari, Krosmeri 

and Blackwater villages. 

Travellers can look forward 

to warm welcomes and 

genuine experiences as they 

walk through villages that 

look much as they always 

have. 


Papua New Guinea 

Discover the land of the unexpected 

Sepik Spirit 

With its rugged and most diverse landscape ranging from high 

mountains with tropical rainforests to costal paradises, Papua New 

Guinea is unlike any other destination on the planet. Travelers will 

find world class diving, unique culture and nature experiences and 

unforgettable encounters with locals. 

www.papuanewguinea.travel/europe Hall 5.2a / Stand 106 

© TransNiuginiTours 


© Thomas Keller 

HOSPITALITY / RESTAURANTS / BARS 

WHERE 

TO GO 

IN 

Berlin 

CLUBS / EVENTS / SHOPPING / CULTURE 

And nhow for something completely different… 

Berlin - seen by the GM of a hotel that is “in tune” with its environs 

Dirk Dreyer recently took the job as new General Manager of Berlin’s striking nhow hotel. He 

has an atypical background, having worked primarily for music companies like Sony Music and 

EMI, and spent 20 years on the road as a DJ and music producer before getting into hospitality 

just a few years ago. So how does this qualify him for the job? The nhow is the hotel industry’s 

first truly “music themed” establishment. Given his eclectic background we asked Mr Dreyer for 

some different ideas for “where to go” in this great city. 

Dirk Dreyer 

General Manager 

nhow hotel, Berlin 

Already this hotel is a terrific place to visit – even for 

people not staying overnight. It is inspired by Berlin’s 

amazing music scene. It is located between the offices of 

Universal Music and MTV and is not far from most of the 

big concert places like the Mercedes 

Benz arena. So this hotel fits very well 

in one of the most important economic 

and also emotional parts of the city. 

We have two professional recording 

studios in house, we have a big stage 

with a proper PA in the lobby where 

we host big events, so we are really an 

integral part of the Berlin music scene. 

What interesting places can ITB 

attendees visit in the vicinity of the 

hotel? 

The hotel is located on the riverbank of the Spree, and 

there are two very famous landmarks right next door. 

One is the Oberbaumbrücke – connecting former East 

Berlin and West Berlin. Its history is very rich and it has 

become an important symbol of Berlin’s unity. The East 

Side Gallery also starts very near to the hotel. It’s still 

THERE ARE 

REGULAR TOURS 

OF THE PARK, BUT 

OTHERWISE, YOU CAN 

VISIT IT BY JUMPING 

OVER THE FENCE! 

the longest remaining section of the Berlin Wall. It’s one 

of the most visited sites in Berlin, but it’s also a very 

emotional place, because you can really sense how it 

might have felt in the divided city as it was. 

My hidden gem, which can be seen from 

the nhow hotel, is the SpreePark – an 

amusement park from the GDR epoch, 

abandoned in the 90’s. It has featured 

in several movies. There are regular tours 

of the park, but otherwise, you can visit it 

by jumping over the fence! 

Cool places to eat? 

The Sage Restaurant on the other bank 

of the river in Kreuzberg is a classic. It’s 

been there for six years, and I deejayed 

at the Sage club that the owners ran before they opened 

the restaurant, so I can strongly recommend the place. 

They also have a small beach on the river where 

they host events. I can also recommend the Pantry on 

Friedrichstrasse. It’s a very small restaurant with excellent 

cuisine, and even if it has become very hip, the service 

is still very good, and you can meet a lot of locals there. 


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Restaurants 

SPINDLER & KLATT 

Design and culinary virtuosity 

Head cook Marek Oertel and his team use only 

the freshest ingredients in their pan-asianeuropean 

cuisine, guaranteeing best quality in a 

unique atmosphere. 

The dinner set up inside the restaurant is 

transformed into a club in just a few steps, and 

the summer terrace not only offers magnificent 

views on the Spree, but also makes a perfect 

setting for unforgettable dinners. 

Spindler & Klatt 

In der heeresbäckerei 

Köpenickerstr. 16-17 

Berlin 10997 

office@spindlerklatt.com 

Metro: U Schlesisches Tor U1 

S & U Warschauer Str. U1 S5 S7 S75 

Clubs 

WHERE 

TO GO 

IN 

Berlin 

equipment. More than 1,000 guests celebrate in 

front of one of the largest LED screens in Europe 

to the best of dance music and classics mixed by 

the best DJs in the world. A-listers in the past have 

included stars like Rihanna, George Clooney and 

Michael Jackson. Come and celebrate with us in 

one of the most beautiful clubs in town. 

Open Friday-Saturday until 11 pm. 

Adagio 

Marlene-Dietrich-Platz 1 

10785 Berlin 

Tel: +49 30 25 89 890 

Info@adagio.de 

Metro: S & U Potsdamer Platz U2 S1 S2 S25 

Cultural Entertainment 

& Shopping 

KADEWE 

Time is a luxury nowadays, so let us make 

time for you! 

Founded in 1907, the KaDeWe is one of the 

world’s major department stores. Its fine and 

distinct feel for emerging trends, the selection 

of products and services offered, have been 

instrumental in shaping the KaDeWe image. For 

a unique and individual shopping experience, 

KaDeWe provides Personal Shoppers who 

accompany, serve and expertly advise the 

customers throughout a visit. Shoppers with a 

permanent residence outside the EU have the 

possibility of receiving a tax free cheque at each 

cash desk and immediate cash back at the Global 

Blue Counter on the 5th floor. Furthermore the 

KaDeWe offers a professional shipping service, 

takes care of packing the goods, which will be 

sent simply and conveniently by DHL. 

KaDeWe – Kaufhaus Des Westens 

Tauentzienstraße 21-24, 10789 Berlin 

Metro: U Wittenbergplatz U1 U2 U3 

Museums & Exhibitions 

EAST SIDE GALLERY 

An East German Trabant car, which appears 

to be breaking through the concrete. Honecker 

and Breschnew locked in a kiss of brotherly, 

socialistic love. With the East Side Gallery, a 

segment of the Berlin Wall has been turned into 

the longest open air gallery in the world. 

The Kunstmeile – or art mile in English – is 

located along the banks of the river Spree in 

Friedrichshain. 

At 1316 m long it is also the longest segment 

of the Berlin Wall still standing. Right after the 

fall of the Berlin Wall, the East Side Gallery 

was painted by 118 artists from 21 different 

countries. Using various artistic means, the 

artists commented on the political events that 

took place in 1989 and 1990 in over 100 works 

of art found on the eastern side of the wall. Over 

the years, many of the images became greatly 

weathered and in 2009, forty of these works of 

art were restored. 

East Side Gallery 

Mühlenstraße 1 

10243 Berlin Friedrichshain 

Tel: +49 (0)30 25 17 159 

info@eastsidegallery-berlin.com 

Metro: S & U Warschauer Str. S5 S7 S75 U1 

ADAGIO 

Right in the city centre at the Potsdamer Platz 

you will find the Adagio with a modern lounge 

design placed in a setting of impressive baroque 

arches under a sky filled with angels. During 

the modernisation in 2014, great emphasis was 

placed on the improvement of the technical 



ITB QUICKFINDER 

9-13 MARCH 2016 

Exhibition Grounds 

Geländeplan 

Shuttle Busses 

Shuttle Linien 

Fairground Shuttle 

Gelände-Shuttle 

Catering Guide 

Gastro-Führer 

Open Exits Evening Hours 

Nachtausgänge 

Services 

Service 

Exhibitors from A to Z 

Austeller von A bis Z

EXHIBITION GROUNDS 

GELÄNDEPLAN 

Hall 26 C / Stand 310 Hall 5.2 B / Stand 205-205a Hall 26 A / Stand 122-123 

Hall 5.2 A / Stand 109-109a Hall 26 A / Stand 121 

Hall 20 / Stand 138 Hall 21 A / Stand 120 Hall 21 A / Stand 110 

Hall 6.2 A / Stand 103a 


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Hall 26 A / Stand 106b 

Hall 26 A / Stand 130 


Hall 21 18 A / Stand / 125a 120 




Hall 2.1 / Stand 480 Hall 3.1 / Stand 109a 



Hall 25 / Stand 110 Hall 9 / Stand 103 

Hall 25 / Stand 133 Hall 9 / Stand 110 


www.itb-berlin.com 

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SHUTTLE BUSSES & FAIRGROUND SHUTTLE 

SHUTTLE LINIEN & GELÄNDE-SHUTTLE 

AIRPORT SHUTTLE: LINE M2 SUPPORTED BY POSTBUS 

Transfer from Tegel Airport to ITB Berlin venue and return (8 – 13 March), 

duration on average 20-30 minutes 

From Airport Tegel to ITB Berlin venue 

Departure Airport Tegel 8:00 a.m. – 5:15 p.m 

Arrival Entrance South 8:25 a.m. – 5:40 p.m. 

From ITB Berlin venue to Airport Tegel 

Entrance South 11:30 a.m. – 7:00 p.m. 

Arrival Airport Tegel 12:00 a.m. – 7:30 p.m. . 

In the morning and in the evening the buses go every 30 minutes. 

From 12:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. the busses go every hour. 

Transfer Flughafen Berlin-Tegel zum Eingang Süd und zurück (8. – 13. März), 

Fahrzeit durchschnittlich 20-30 Minuten 

Vom Flughafen Tegel zum Messegelände 

Abfahrt Flughafen Tegel 8:00 – 17:15 Uhr 

Ankunft Eingang Süd 8:25 – 17:40 Uhr 

Vom Messegelände zum Flughafen Tegel 

Abfahrt Eingang Süd 11:30 – 19:00 Uhr 

Ankunft Flughafen Tegel 12:00 – 19:30 Uhr 

Morgens und abends fahren die Busse alle 30 Minuten, zwischen 12:00 – 16:00 Uhr stündlich 

PARK AND RIDE BUS SHUTTLE: LINE M1 

Transfer Olympischer Platz - Entrance South and return (9-13 March) daily: 8:30 a.m. - 7:30 p.m. 

The busses go every 15 minutes. 

CITY BUS SHUTTLE 

Our city bus shuttle takes you fast and comfortable to the ITB Berlin venue, Entrance South. Two 

lines are provided. Please note that the stops are not marked as ITB Berlin stops. The busses stop at 

the regular bus stops of the Berlin public transport system. 

Unser City-Shuttle bringt Sie rasch zum Messegelände, Eingang Süd. 

Es gibt zwei verschiedene Linien. Bitte beachten Sie, dass die Haltestellen nicht durch die 

ITB Berlin gekennzeichnet sind. Die Shuttles halten an den Bushaltestellen des Berliner ÖPNV. 

Line A 

Bus-Stop 1: Unter den Linden / Friedrichstraße 

Bus-Stop 2: Train Station S+U Bahnhof Potsdamer Platz (Leipziger Platz) 

Line B 

Bus-Stop 1: Metro Station U Wittenbergplatz 

Bus-Stop 2: Metro Station U Kurfürstendamm (Kranzlereck) 

Bus-Stop 3: Olivaer Platz (Kurfürstendamm 61) 

ITB HOTEL SHUTTLE 

The ITB Hotel Shuttle is your fast and direct connection to ITB Berlin in the morning. In the evening 

the busses will bring you back to your hotel or into the city. Further information is available in the 

partner hotels of the ITB Hotel Shuttle. You will receive the timetable and the necessary shuttle 

ticket in your hotel. 

Transfer Olympischer Platz - Eingang Süd und zurück (9.-13. März) täglich: 8.30 Uhr - 19.30 Uhr 

Die Busse fahren alle 15 Minuten 

Bus-Stop 4: Metro Station U Adenauerplatz 

Bus-Stop 5: Train Station S Halensee 

Morning / morgens: 

9-11.3. from 8:30 a.m. - 9:50 a.m., every 20 minutes 

12-13.3. from 8:30 a.m. - 10:00 a.m., every 30 minutes 

(Times of 1st bus stop / Abfahrtszeiten 1. Haltepunkt) 

Evening / abends: 

9-11.3. from 5:00 p.m. - 7:10 p.m., every 20 minutes 

12-13.3. from 5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m., every 30 minutes 

(Departure times Entrance South / Abfahrtszeiten Eingang Süd) 

Deviations can be possible due to traffic. 

Verkehrsbedingte Abweichungen sind möglich. 

Mit dem ITB Hotel-Shuttle kommen Sie morgens schnell und direkt zur ITB Berlin. Nach dem 

Messebesuch bringen Sie die Shuttlebusse zurück zu Ihrem Hotel oder in die Innenstadt. Weitere 

Informationen erhalten Sie in den Partnerhotels des ITB Hotel-Shuttles. Den Fahrplan und das 

erforderliche Shuttle-Ticket erhalten Sie in Ihrem Hotel. 

FAIRGROUND SHUTTLE 

GELÄNDE-SHUTTLE 


CATERING GUIDE & OPEN EXITS EVENING HOURS 

GASTRO-FÜHRER & NACHTAUSGÄNGE 

CATERING GUIDE 

GASTRO-FÜHRER 

EXITS EVENING HOURS 

NACHTAUSGÄNGE 

www.itb-berlin.com 

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SERVICES 

SERVICE 

Airports 

Information: +49 30 60911150 

Hotline for both airports: Tegel and 

Schönefeld, www.berlin-airport.de 

Assistance for People with Disabilities/ 

Wheelchair services 

Hall 4.2, Telephone: +49 30 3038-5837 

Banks/Cash Machines 

Cash machines: CityCube Berlin, Entrance 

foyer, Hall 1.2b/2.2b, Hall 14.1, Hall 19 

Cash Truck „ZasterLaster“, Entrance South 

ReiseBank at the branch office “Zoological 

Garden” railway station, 

Telephone: +49 30 8817117 

Business Center 

Messe Berlin GmbH, 

E-mail: business-center@messe-berlin.de 

(photo copies, fax, telephone, 

e-mail, Internet, PC, scanner, printer, 

notebook connection, business cards, top 

up prepaid cards, SIM-cards, USB flash drive, 

internat. power adapter) 

• Grosser Stern, level 3, 

Telephone: +49 30 3038-4127, 

Fax: +49 30 3038-4136 

• Hall 2.2, Room Ulm (only 9-12 March), 

Telephone: +49 30 3038 81225, 

• Halls 20/21, Passageway, 

Telephone: +49 30 3038-4130, 

Fax: +49 30 3038-4138 

• CityCube Berlin, Entrance foyer, 

opposite O-Rooms, 

Telephone: +49 30 3038-4129, 

Fax: +49 30 3038-4137 

ITB Business Point 

09-11 March 

in halls 5.2/234 & 3.1/208 

Your place for appointments & trade 

business 

Catering (Capital Catering GmbH) 

• Stand Service for exhibitors: 

Telephone +49 30 3038-2993 

• Banquets Fairground: 

Telephone +49 30 3038-3950 

• Banquets CityCube: 

Telephone +49 30 3038-3914 

• Banquets Palais am Funkturm: 

Telephone +49 30 3038-1991 

• Restaurants on the fairground: 

Telephone +49 30 3038-3929 

• Funkturm Restaurant, 

Telephone: +49 30 3038-2996 

• Restaurant Brandenburg, Hall 24, 

Telephone: +49 30 3038-1912 

• Restaurant “Casino”, Hall 7.3, 

Telephone: +49 30 3038-1927 

Only 9-12 March. 

• Restaurant “Panorama”, Hall 5.3/6.3 

Telephone: +49 30 3038-1981 

• Business Lounge in Marshall-Haus, 

Telephone: +49 30 3038-3929 

Climate Protection 

Climate-conscious travel. ITB Berlin 

Cooperation Partner atmosfair GmbH 

Hall 4.1 / 240 

Cloakrooms/Luggage Lock-up 

Entrance South, Service Center Hall 7, Hall 9, 

Entrance East (Hall 14.1), Entrance North 

(Hall 19), Hall 20/21, CityCube Berlin, 

Entrance Foyer (East) 

Fee: € 2.50 / garment, € 3.00 / luggage 

eTravel World 

Meetings, workshops and presentations 

about Social Media, Mobile Travel Services 

and Big Data, Hall 6.1, 

www.itb-berlin.com/etravel 

Exhibitor Service Counter 

Grosser Stern, level 3, 

Telephone: +49 30 3038-4123, -4124, -4125, 

-4127, Fax: +49 30 3038-4135 

Fire Department – Emergency Call 

Plant Fire Brigade Messe Berlin 

Telephone: +49 30 30 38 31 12 

First Aid – DRK (Red Cross) Physician 

Emergency calls 

Telephone +49 30 3038-2222 

Hall 2.1, Hall 3.2, Hall 9, Hall 26c, and 

passageways between Halls 12/13, 17/18, 

and 20/21 

Wheelchairs/Lost Children: Hall 4.2, 

Telephone: +49 30 3038-5837 

Hotel Reservations/Travel Arrangements 

HRS www.hrs.de/hotel/de/berlin, 

Telephone: +49 221 2077 6033 

VisitBerlin www.visitberlin.de, 

Telephone: +49 30 250025 

ITB Mobile Guide 

Download at www.itb-berlin.mobi 

Lost Children/Red Cross 

Hall 4.2, Telephone: +49 30 3038-5837 

Lost and Found 

Security Office, passageway between 

Halls 16/17, Telephone: +49 30 3038-1785 

Media Center 

ITB Berlin press team, editorial offices, 

PR Agencies (Halls 5.3 & 6.3) 

www.itb-berlin.com/press 

Pharmacy 

Witzleben Apotheke, 

Kaiserdamm 24/at the corner of 

Messedamm, 14055 Berlin 

Telephone: 0800 3011970, +49 30 93952030 

Delivery Service: 

Monday-Friday (8:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.), 

last orders until 2:00 p.m. for delivery on same 

day 

Photocopies/Printing 

See Business Center 

Police 

Emergency call to police: Telephone: 110 

District Office 22, Charlottenburger 

Chaussee 75, 13597 Berlin 

Telephone: +49 30 4664-222701 

Police station in Hall 7, ground level, 

Telephone: +49 30 4664-200760, 

Fax: +49 30 4664-200799 

Post Office 

Postbank Finance Center 

Soorstraße 61 – 62, 14050 Berlin 

Mon – Fri: 9 a.m. – 6 p.m., Sat: 9 a.m. – 1 p.m. 

Prayers Room/Room of Silence 

For all confessions and pastoral care: 

Hall 6.2, entrance Summer 

Garden, Telephone: +49 30 3038-5858, 

+49 163 6095100 

Muslim Prayer Room Hall 19, Foyer West 

Press Stand 

Extensive selection of free international 

publications, foyer between Halls 6.2/5.2 

Public Transport 

BVG, Berliner Verkehrsbetriebe, 

Rates and Schedules, Telephone: +49 30 194 

49, Web: www.bvg.de 

S-Bahn Berlin GmbH, Rates and schedules, 

Telephone +49 30 297 43333, 

Web: www.s-bahn-berlin.de 

Shipment (brochure material) 

INFOX Package Station 

National and international shipment of 

brochure materials for visitors, credit or 

debit cards only, Foyer Hall 1.1/2.1 

Taxi ranks 

CityCube Berlin – Messedamm, 

Entrance South, Gate 9, 

Entrance East (Halls 14/15), 

Entrance North (Hall 19) 

Taxi Reservations 

• Funk Taxi Berlin, 

Telephone: +49 30 261026 

• Taxi-Ruf City Funk, 

Telephone: +49 30 210202 

• Würfelfunk, Telephone: +49 30 210101 

Ticket Sales/Ticket Office 

MB Capital Services GmbH, Thüringer Allee 

12, 14052 Berlin 

Telephone: +49 30 3069-6969, 

Fax: +49 30 3069-6930 

Tourist Information 

Berlin Tourismus & Kongress GmbH 

Am Karlsbad 11, 10785 Berlin, 

Service-Hotline: +49 30 25002 

www.visitberlin.de 

Trains: Deutsche Bahn 

Service Hotline 0180 6 99 66 33 (0,20 Euros 

per minute from German landlines), 

www.bahn.com 

Visitors’ Meeting Point 

Entrance North (Lobby, Hall 19), 

Entrance South (Middle Foyer between 

Hall 1.2a and 2.2a) 

Wi-Fi 

FreeWifi, password: itb2016 

Apotheke 

Witzleben Apotheke, 

Kaiserdamm 24/ Ecke Messedamm, 


Telefon: +49 30 9395 2030, 0800 3011970 

Messe-Lieferservice: Bestellannahme 

von Mo-Fr (8-14 Uhr) 

Lieferung Mo-Fr bis 18 Uhr 

Auskunft 

Inland: 11833, Ausland: 11834 

Aussteller-Service-Counter 

Grosser Stern, Ebene 3 

Telefon: +49 30 3038-4123, -4124, -4125, -4127, 

Fax: +49 30 3038-4135 

Banken/Geldautomaten 

Geldautomaten: CityCube Berlin 

Eingangsfoyer (ZE1), Halle 14.1, Halle 19, 

Mittelfoyer Halle 1.2b/2.2b, 

Cash truck „ZasterLaster“, Eingang Süd, 

ReiseBank: Geschäftsstelle Berlin Bahnhof 

Zoo, Telefon: +49 30 8817117 

Behindertenhilfe/Rollstuhlverleih 

Halle 4.2 Kopffoyer, Telefon: +49 30 3038-5837 

Berliner Verkehrsbetriebe BVG, S-Bahn 

Tarif- und Fahrplanauskunft: +49 30 19449, 

www.bvg.de 

Business Center 

Messe Berlin GmbH, e-mail: businesscenter@messe-berlin.de 

(Fotokopien, 

Telefax, Telefon, Internet, PC-Nutzung, 

Scanner, Drucker, Notebook-Anschluss, 

Visitenkarten, Prepaid-Karten, SIM-Karten, 

USB Sticks, internat. Stromadapter) 

• Grosser Stern, Ebene 3, 

Telefon: +49 30 3038-4128, 

Fax: +49 30 3038-4136 

• Halle 2.2, Raum Ulm (nur 9.-12.3.) 

Telefon: +49 30 3038 81225, 

Fax: +49 30 3038-81201 

• Übergang Halle 20/21, 

Telefon: +49 30 3038-4130, 

Fax: +49 30 3038-4138 

• CityCube Berlin Eingangsfoyer 

(ZE1, gegenüber O-Räumen), 

Telefon: +49 30 3038-4129, 

Fax: +49 30 3038-4137 

ITB Business Point 

09.-11.3. 

in Hallen 5.2/234 & 3.1/208 

Ihr Ort für Termine und Messegeschäfte 

Deutsche Bahn 

Fahrplan-, Tarifauskunft, Buchung, 

Reservierung 

Telefon: 0180 6 99 66 33 (0,20 Euro/Min. 

aus dem dt. Festnetz), 0800 1 507090 

(kostenlose Fahrplanansage). www.bahn.de 

Erste Hilfe, DRK Stationen, ärztlicher 

Dienst Notruf DRK-Messegelände 

Telefon: +49 30 3038-2222 

Halle 2.1, Halle 3.2, Halle 9, 

Halle 12/13 (Übergang), 

Kleiner Stern oben (Übergang Halle 17/18), 

Halle 20/21 (Übergang), Halle 26c. 

eTravel World 

Meetings, Workshops und Präsentationen 

rund um Social Media, Mobile Travel 

Services und Big Data, Halle 6.1, 

itb-berlin.de/etravel 

Feuerwehr-Notruf direkt 

Betriebsfeuerwehr Messe Berlin 

Telefon +49 30 3038-3112 

Flughäfen 

Info-Hotline 030 609 11150 für beide 

Flughäfen: Tegel und Schönefeld, 

www.berlin-airport.de 

Fotokopiermöglichkeit 

Siehe Business Center 

Fundbüro 

Pförtnerloge/Übergang Halle 16/17, 

Telefon: +49 30 3038-1785, 

Garderoben/Gepäckaufbewahrung 

Eingang Süd, Service Center Halle 7, Halle 9, 

Eingang Ost (Halle 14.1), Eingang Nord 

(Halle 19), Halle 20/21, CityCube Berlin, 

Eingangsfoyer (Ost) 

Preis: 2,50 € / Garderobe, 3,00 € / Gepäck 

Gastronomie 

(Capital Catering GmbH) 

• Messestand-Service für Aussteller: 

Telefon +49 30 3038-2993 

• Bankett Messegelände: 

Telefon +49 30 3038-3950 

• Bankett CityCube: 

Telefon +49 30 3038-3914 

• Bankett Palais am Funkturm: 

Telefon +49 30 3038-1991 

• Restaurants auf dem Messegelände: 

Telefon +49 30 3038-3929 

• Funkturm Restaurant, 

Telefon : +49 30 3038-2996 

• Restaurant Brandenburg, Hall 24, 

Telefon : +49 30 3038-1912 

• Restaurant “Casino”, Hall 7.3, 

Telefon : +49 30 3038-1927 

Nur 9.-12.3. 

• Restaurant “Panorama”, Hall 5.3/6.3 

Telefon : +49 30 3038-1981 

• Business Lounge im Marshall-Haus 

Telefon : +49 30 3038-3929 

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(Sommergarten), Telefon: +49 30 3038-5858, 

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1001 Events 22.B 210 

11 Infotech System Co., Ltd. 26.B 207b 

1AVista Reisen GmbH 25. 167 

2. DSP, s.r.o. 7.2B 102a-b 

365 days of Armenia by SacVoyage Travel 15.1 104 

365 Travel 26.C 326 

3K Management 18. 126a 

4 roues sous 1 parapluie 2.2 201, 201a 

4Travel Incoming Tour Operator 15.1 100 

5stelle* 6.1 112 

7 Degrees South 20. 130 

7 Pines Hotels & Resorts 14.1 113 

911 Memorial & Museum 2.1 405 

A 

A - Trip2Ro 7.2B 101a-c 

A Bite of Cusco 1.1 102 

A La Carte Travel 2.2 110 

A&O Hotels and Hostels Holding AG 4.1 100 

A. Tsokkos Hotels Public Ltd 2.2 111, 111a 

A.T. Seasons & Vacations Travel Pvt. Ltd 5.2B 205, 205a 

A.T.R. Touristik (Unit Turizm Otomotiv 

ve Reklamcilik San. ve Tic. A.S.) 3.2 201 

A2Btransfers 25. 138 

AAA Travel 20. 134 

aachen tourist service e.v. 8.2 103f 

AAE All Asia Exclusive 26.B 221 

Aanari 20. 129 

Aarhus 2017 - Kulturhauptstadt Europas 16. 101 

Aarhus 2017 European Capital of Culture, 

Sekretariatet fon Fonden Aarhus 2017 18. 128a 

Aarya Village Travel 5.2A 110 

AAT Kings 5.2A 114 

AB Chapri Group 5.2B 256 

Abacus Tours 1.2 216 

Abano Montegrotto Tas Health Hotel 1.2 226 

AB-ASTAMY Origins Ethiopia Tour & Travel 21.A 121 

Abba Hotels 4.2 101,101a 

Abbey Scotland 18. 123, 125 

Abbey Tours 18. 122 

ABC Travel 1.2 103 

Abenteuer Afrika Safari 20. 114 

Abercrombie & Kent Sub - Saharan Africa 20. 120 

Aberdeenshire 18. 123, 125 

Abies Travel 4.2 121 

ab-in-den-urlaub.de 8.1 112 

ab-in-den-urlaub-deals.de 8.1 112 

Abjar Hotels International 22.A 103 

Aboriginal Cultural Tours - South Australia 5.2A 114 

Abreu DMC Açores 2.2 208a 

Abreu online 10.1 208a 

Absolut Tours & Safaris 20. 134 

Absolute Ethiopia Tours 21.A 121 

Absolute Tours (Cambodia) Co., Ltd. 26.B 225 

Abu Dhabi Motorsports Management 22.B 210 

Abu Dhabi National Hotels (ADNH) 22.B 210 

Abu Dhabi Tourism & Culture Authority 22.B 210 

AC Hotels by Marriott 9. 302 

AC Tours 18. 123, 125 

Acacia Adventure Holidays 20. 120 

Academservice 2.1 120 

Acampora Hotels Srl 1.2 227 

Acampora Travel 25. 131 

Acapulco 1.1 101 

ACAVe 4.2 202 

Accent Travel & Events 7.2B 101a-c 

Access Southern Africa 20. 138 

Accesstour - ACCESSible Tourism 

for Outdoor and Urban Routes 4.1 239 

Accor Hotels 21.B 208 

Accor Hotels 23.A 100 

Accor Indonesia 26.A 122, 123 

Accor Malaysia 26.A 121 

ACCORHOTELS 3.1 131 

AccorHotels 9. 215 

AccorHotels Asia Pacific 26.C 321 

AccorHotels Middle East 22.A 103 

Ace Travels Maldives 

5.2A 109, 109a 

ACHAT Hotels Deutschland 14.1 110 

Achava Festspiele Thüringen 11.2 103 

ACL GmbH & Co. Reisedienste KG 7.2C 101 

Acme Travels (Pvt.) Ltd 1.1 104b 

acora Hotels und Wohnen 9. 110 

ACOYA Hotel Suites & Villas 3.1 135 

ACQUAFORTE TRAVEL DESIGNER 1.2 226 

Across Africa 21.A 119 

Across Australia - NZ 5.2A 114 

across spain DMC & Leisure Travel 4.2 202 

Acrotel Hotels & Resort 2.2 101 

Active Adventure Tours Mongolia 

(Tour Mongolia) 4.1 248 

Active Holidays 7.2B 101a-c 

Active Holidays Co.Ltd. 26.B 218 

Active India Holidays Pvt. Ltd. 5.2B 237 

Activities - The Transfer and Activity Bank 8.1 123 

ADAC Verlag GmbH &Co.KG 10.2 107 

Adalya Resort & SPA 3.2 201 

A’DAM LOOKOUT 10.2 102 

Adam Park Marrakech Hotel & Spa 21.B 208 

Adams Beach Hotel 

2.2 111, 111a 

Adare Manor Hotel & Golf Resort 18. 122 

Addis Ababa Hotel Owners Trade 

Sectoral Association 21.A 121 

Adelboden-Frutigen Tourismus 17. 101,101a-c 

Adobe Rent a Car 

3.1 236, 236b 

Adria Airways 17. 109 

Adria DMC 1.2 221 

Adria Ferries 1.2 214 

Adriatic Travel & Trade d.o.o. 1.2 204 

adriatica.net Group 1.2 219 

ADS MUNDO 1.1 201 

Advanced Adventures Ltd. 21.A 119 

Advanced Computer Technology (ACT) 8.1 113a 

Advantage Travel 1.1 110 

Adventure & Fun Albania 1.2 214 

Adventure Carstensz 26.A 122, 123 

Adventure Dublin 4.1 104 

Adventure Indonesia 26.A 109, 122, 123 

Adventure Myanmar Tours & Incentives 26.B 201 

Adventure Pakistan 5.2A 115 

Adventure Sumatra 26.A 122, 123 

Adventure Tours Pakistan (PATO) 5.2A 115 

Adventure Travel Trade Association 4.1 209 

Adventure Travel West Inc. 2.1 435 

Adventures Overland 4.1 230 

Adyen 6.1 153 

Aegean Airlines S.A. 2.2 101 

Aegean Islands Cyclades-Dodecanes 2.2 212 

Aegean Islands Lesvos-Chios-Samos 2.2 101 

Aegean Star Hotels 2.2 101 

Aeolos Cyprus 25. 131 

Aeolos Malta 25. 131 

Aer Lingus 18. 122 

AER Reisebüro Kooperation 25. 129 

Aerodiana 1.1 102 

Aeroflot 25. 130 

AEROFLOT Russian Airlines 2.1 102 

Aerolineas Argentinas 25. 130 

Aeromexico 1.1 101 

Aeromexico 25. 130 

Aerovias del Continente Americano 

AVIANCA 1.1 218 

Aerowisata Hotels & Resorts 26.A 122, 123 

AERTiCKET AG 25. 129 

Aferry.eu GmbH 5.1 128 

Africa Albida Tourism 20. 136 

Africa Horseback Safaris 20. 111 

Africa Safari Experts Ltd. 21.A 122 

Africa Travel Co / Wildlife Adventures 20. 120 

AFRICA TRAVEL TOURS 20. 136 

African Bush Camps 20. 131 

African Dreams 21.A 101a 

African Eagle 20. 138 

African Excursions 20. 131 

African Horizons 21.A 120 

African Hotels & Adventures 

and Three Cities Hotels Group 20. 138 

African Monarch Lodges 20. 114 

African Origin Travel & Sports Tourism 21.A 106 

African Profile Safaris 20. 114 

African Quest Safaris 21.A 120 

African Scenic Safaris 21.A 122 

African Sun 20. 136 

African Synergy 20. 119 

African Travel Concept 20. 138 

Afrimac, Senegal 8.1 113a 

AG “Barrierefreie Reiseziele in Deutschland” 12. 102 

AG Stadtführergilde im Verein Pro 

Fritzlar e.V. c/o Manfred Ochs 7.2C 101 

Hall 25. 

Stand 142 

AGA International S.A. Niederlassung für 

Deutschland (Allianz Global Assistance) 25. 142 

Agència de Desenvolupament 

del Berguedà 4.2 202 

Agència de Turismo 

de les Illes Balears (ATB) 4.2 101,101a 

Agència Valenciana del Turisme 4.2 101,101a 

Agentur für Tourismusentwicklung e.V. 2.1 104 

Agne Tours 3.2 201 

Agora Brasil Viagens 1.1 104a 

Agora Travel S.A. 2.2 117 

Agrotourism KG 2.1 117 

Ägypten, Botschaft der Arabischen 

Republik Ägypten 23.A 100 

AHGZ - Matthaes Verlag GmbH 11.1 214 

AHGZ & fvw Karrierewelt 11.1 214 

AHORN Berghotel Friedrichroda 11.2 103 

Ahrtal-Tourismus Bad 

Neuenahr-Ahrweiler e.V. 8.2 103a 

AIC Service und Call Center GmbH 25. 157 

AIDA Cruises 6.2A 102, 104 

Air Astana 26.C 300 

Air Austral 20. 132 

Air Baltic Corporation 18. 104 

Air Berlin PLC & Co. Luftverkehrs KG 25. 110 

Air Botswana 20. 131 

Air Canada 2.1 491 

Air Dolomiti S.p.A. 1.2 106 

Air Europa 25. 130 

Air Europa Líneas Aéreas S.A. 4.2 106 

Air France 25. 130 

Air Iceland 

18. 114, 114a 

Air India 

5.2B 205, 205a 

Air Juan Aviation, Inc. 26.A 101, 134 

Air Malta p.l.c. 1.2 222 

Air Mandalay Limited 26.B 201 

Air Namibia 20. 114 

Air Moldova 7.2B 104 

Air New Zealand 5.2A 114 

Air Nuigini 5.2A 106 

Air Seychelles 20. 130 

Air Tahiti Nui 5.2A 105 

Airconnects 25. 116 

airfair Flugservice GmbH 25. 129 

airline-direct.de 8.1 112 

Airport Weeze 8.2 102a 

Airports of Thailand Public 

Company Limited 26.B 219 

Airtrade Holland BV 25. 129 

Airwing Tours (Pvt) Ltd 

5.2A 107, 107b 

Aitken Spence Hotel 

Managements PVT LTD 5.2B 221 

Aitken Spence Travels 25. 131 

Aitken Spence Travels (Pvt) Ltd 5.2A 107, 107b 

AITO (Azadi Int. Tourism Org.) 7.2A 100 

a-ja Resort und Hotel GmbH 9. 213 

AJAX Hotel 

2.2 111, 111a 

Ajman Government, 

Tourism Development Department 22.B 203 

Ajura Pte. Ltd. 6.1 152 

Ak Sai Travel 2.1 114 

Akadem - Incoming Poland 15.1 100 

Akassia Swiss Resort (Club Calimera & Iti) 23.A 100 

Akay Travel Service 3.2 201 

Akbak Tuz Oteli 3.2 109 

Akdem Travel 3.2 201 

Akoya Hotel & Spa 20. 132 

Akti Beach Holiday Village 

2.2 111, 111a 

Aktiv Tours Incoming Hungary 2.2 209 

Aktivhotel Santalucia am Gardasee 1.2 107 

AKTOB (Akdeniz Turistik Otelciler 

ve Isletmeciler Birligi) 3.2 201 

Akumal Beach Resort 1.1 101 

Akwaba Afrika 21.A 108a 

AKZENT Hotels e.V. 8.1 142 

Al Ain Rotana 9. 308 

Al Awael Travel 23.B 200 

Al Burj Travel & Tours 22.B 210 

Al Bustan Palace Ritz Carlton 22.B 200 

Al Bustan Rotana 9. 308 

Al Ghurair Arjaan by Rotana 9. 308 

Al Ghurair Rayhaan by Rotana 9. 308 

Al Gosaibi Travel 23.B 201 

Al Hamra Golf Club 

22.A 101, 101a 

Al Jazeera Media Network 9. 109 

Al Maha Arjaan by Rotana 9. 308 

Al Manshar Rotana 9. 308 

Al Marjan Island LLC 

22.A 101, 101a 

Al Marwa Rayhan by Rotana 9. 308 

Al Murooj Rotana 9. 308 

Al Nahda Resort & Spa 22.B 200 

Al Rawda Arjaan by Rotana 9. 308 

Al Salam Rotana 9. 308 

Al Salouma Travel 23.A 100 

Al Shaab Village 22.A 104 

Al Thuraya Travel & Tours (T3 Group) - DMC 23.B 202 

AL Travel Company 2.1 124 

Alabama Tourism Department 2.1 345 

Aladdin Beach Resort 23.A 111 

Alaiye Resort & Spa Hotel 3.2 201 

Alamo Rent a Car 

3.1 236, 236b 

Alamo Rent A Car 9. 107 

Alamos Travel Service 1.1 101 

Alanya (Alanya Turizm Tanitma Vakfi) 3.2 201 

Alanya Touristik Hoteliers Association 3.2 137 

Alaska Heritage Tours 2.1 302 

Alaska Holiday 2.1 302 

Alaska Railroad 2.1 302 

Alaska Travel Connections 2.1 302 

Alaska, State of - c/o Alaska 

Travel Industry Association 2.1 302 

Albania Experience 1.2 214 

Albania Holidays DMC 1.2 214 

Albanian National Tourism Agency 1.2 214 

Albanian Trip 1.2 214 

Albatravel Firenze 1.2 113 

Albatravel Group 9. 206 

Albatross Europa 18. 123, 125 

Albena AG 15.1 101 

Albena Tour PLC 15.1 101 

Albrecht Dürer Airport Nürnberg 9. 115 

Albtours D 1.2 214 

Alcon Victor Group 

5.2B 205, 205a 

Alcudia Pins 4.2 103 

Alcúdia, Consorcio de Promoción Exterior 4.2 102 

Aldeia dos Capuchos Hotel, Golf & SPA 2.2 208a 

Aldemar Resorts 2.2 101 

Aleenta Resorts & Spa 26.B 221 

Alentejo Promotion Office 2.2 208a 

Aletsch Arena AG 

17. 101,101a-c 

Alexander Tour 15.1 101 

Alexander von Humboldt - Das Schiff 6.2A 101 

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Alexandra Hotel 1.2 222 

Algarve Tourism Bureau 2.2 208c 

Algeria, National Tourism Board 

National Tourism Office 21.B 215 

Ali Baba Palace 23.A 111 

Alila Hotels & Resorts 26.A 122, 123 

Alila Jabal Akhdar 22.B 200 

Alilaguna Spa 1.2 226 

Alimentarium - Museum der Ernährung 17. 101,101a-c 

Alitalia 25. 110, 130 

Alizée Resort Management / 

Casuarina Resorts & Spa / 

Le Cardinal Exclusive Resort 20. 129 

All About Africa Tours & Travels 20. 134 

All Alaska Tours 2.1 223 

All Asia Exclusive 26.B 201 

All Europe Incoming - 

Tour East Tour Hungary 2.2 209 

All Mexico Destinations 1.1 101 

All Pacific Travel Concept APTC 5.2A 103 

All Terra Ecoturismo en Argentina 1.1 208 

All Ways Travel 1.1 102 

ALL-Around Louvre-Lens 

2.2 201, 201a 

Alleo GmbH 

2.2 201, 201a 

Allgäu Airport GmbH & Co. KG 6.2B 301 

Allgäu GmbH 6.2B 308 

Allgemeiner Deutscher 

Fahrrad-Club e.V. (ADFC) 12. 102 

Alliance Abroad Group 4.1 102 

Alliance for Downtown New York 2.1 405 

AlliedTPro 2.1 527 

allrounder mountain resort GmbH & Co. KG 8.2 103c 

Allsun H. Eden Playa 4.2 103 

allsun Hotels 4.2 207 

Almanity Hoi An 26.C 311 

Almeria Tourist Board 

4.2 201,201a-c 

Aloboo Safaris 21.A 120 

Aloes Travel Tours 20. 103 

Aloft Cancun 1.1 101 

Aloft Hotels 9. 315 

Alpenregion Tegernsee Schliersee KU 6.2B 315, 316 

alpetour Touristische GmbH 4.1 118 

Alpha Adventures 21.A 119 

Alpha Tours L.L.C. 22.A 103 

Alpha Travel 25. 131 

Alpha Travel 21.A 124 

Alphonse Island 20. 130 

Alpin Rentals GmbH 17. 103 

alpincenter Bottrop 8.1 119 

Alpine Sterling DMC Malta 1.2 222 

AlpNet - Verein zur Förderung 

des Alpentourismus 5.3 114 

Altai Region, Department of Tourism, 

Health Resorts, Interregional 

and International Relations 2.1 120 

Altanueva 1.1 101 

Alte Schule Jugendreisen Bildung 

und Arbeit e.V. 4.1 103 

Alter Kreisbahnhof 9. 110 

Althoff Hotel Collection/ Ameron 

Hotel Collection 8.2 103a 

ALTIS BLUE & GREEN 2.2 208a 

Altitude Adventures 1.1 206 

Alto Atacama Desert Lodge and Spa 1.1 201 

Alva Donna Hotels 3.2 201 

AM Lodge - AM Villa - AM Spa AM 

Milner Gwuest House 20. 138 

Amadeus Germany GmbH 5.1 125b 

Amadeus Travel Agency 

3.1 236, 236b 

Amadeus Travel Lufthansa City Center 7.2B 104 

Amakhala Game Reserve 20. 138 

Amalinda Collection 20. 136 

Amani Tiwi Beach Resort 21.A 120 

Amara Singapore 26.A 133 

Amara World Hotels 3.2 141 

Amari Havodda Maldives 

5.2A 109, 109a 

Amatara Resort & Wellness Phuket 9. 120 

Amathus Beach Hotel 

2.2 111, 111a 

Amaya Leisure PLC 

5.2A 107, 107b 

Amazilia Travel 

3.1 236, 236b 

Amazing Asia Travels & Tours Pvt Ltd. 5.2A 109, 109a 

Amazing Italy 1.2 104 

Amazon River Expeditions 1.1 102 

Ambassador Group 7.2B 102a-b 

AMBER HOTEL Chemnitz Park 14.1 112 

AMBER HOTEL Hilden/Düsseldorf 14.1 112 

AMBER HOTEL Leonberg/Stuttgart 14.1 112 

AMBER HOTELS 14.1 112 

AMBER RESIDENZ Bavaria 14.1 112 

Amelia Hotels 3.2 201 

Amelia Island CVB 2.1 315 

Amendoeira Golf Resort 2.2 208c 

America 4 You L.L.C. 2.1 435 

Americabound Tours, Inc 2.1 435 

American Airlines 2.1 425 

American Hotel & Lodging 

Educational Institute 2.1 490 

American Indian Alaska 

Native Tourism Association 2.1 465 

American Receptive Tours 1.1 203 

American Ring Travel, Inc. 2.1 545 

AmericanTours International (ATI) 2.1 553 

Ameropa-Reisen GmbH 13. 100 

Amhsa Marina Hotels & Resorts 3.1 131 

Amiel Tours 23.B 203 

Amigo Group: Tours & Hotels 1.1 101 

Amilla Fushi 9. 120 

Amin Kawar & Sons Travel & Tourism 23.B 202 

Amorita Resorts 26.A 101, 134 

Amparus Tour 2.1 120 

Amrâth Hotels 10.2 102 

Amref Flying Doctors 21.A 120 

AMResorts 3.1 133 

Amritara Private Hideaways 

(unit of Anantara Hotels & Resorts) 5.2B 225 

Amsterdam Canal Cruises 10.2 102 

Amsterdam City Tours 10.2 102 

Amsterdam Manor Beach Resort 3.1 134 

Amsterdam Museum 10.2 102 

AMTRAK Passenger Rail 2.1 350 

Amtrak Vacations 2.1 350 

Amwaj Hotels & Resorts & Nile Cruise 23.A 100 

Amwaj Rotana - Jumeirah Beach Residence 9. 308 

An African Anthology 20. 134 

ANA All Nippon Airways 26.A 129 

Anantara Dubai The Palm Resort & Spa 22.A 103 

Anantara Hotels, Resorts & Spa UAE 22.B 210 

ANANTARA Hotels, Resorts & Spas 5.2A 107, 107b 

Anantara Jabel Akhder 22.B 200 

Anantya Resort 5.2B 256 

Andalucía - E.P.G. del Turismo y 

del Deporte de Andalucía, S.A. 4.2 201,201a-c 

Andaman Cannacia Resort/ 

Peach Hill Resort/ Peach 26.B 221 

Andaman White Beach Resort, Phuket 26.B 221 

andBeyond 20. 112 

Andean Adventures Peru 1.1 102 

Andean Travel Company 1.1 110 

Andeks LTD. Conference & Incentive 1.2 222 

andel´s by Vienna House Cracow 9. 313 

andel’s by Vienna House Berlin 9. 313 

andel’s by Vienna House Lodz 9. 313 

andel’s by Vienna House Prague 9. 313 

Andersen Hotel & Absalon Hotel 

Copenhagen 18. 128a 

Andes Nativa 1.1 201 

Andhra Pradesh Tourism 5.2B 249 

Andino Tours 1.1 203 

Andre Tours DMC Portugal 2.2 208c 

Andrew the Travel Company (Pvt.) Ltd. 5.2A 107, 107b 

Anek Lines 2.2 101 

Aneka Kartika Tours & Travel 26.A 122, 123 

angelo by Vienna House Bucharest 9. 313 

angelo by Vienna House Ekaterinburg 9. 313 

angelo by Vienna House Katowice 9. 313 

angelo by Vienna House Munich 

Leuchtenbergring 9. 313 

angelo by Vienna House Munich Westpark 9. 313 

angelo by Vienna House Pilsen 9. 313 

angelo by Vienna House Prague 9. 313 

Angiri Resorts Management 

and Operations Pvt Ltd. 

5.2A 109, 109a 

Angiri Resorts Management and Operations 

Pvt Ltd. (Angaga Island Resort & Spa) 5.2A 109, 109a 

Angkor Destination Travel 26.B 225 

Angkor Village Hotel and Resort 26.A 110 

Angsana Balaclava 20. 129 

Angsana Laguna Phuket 26.B 210-212 

Anilana Hotels & Properties PLC 5.2A 107, 107b 

ANIMOD GmbH 10.1 104 

Ankara (Ankara Valiligi Il 

Kültür ve Trizm Müdütüglü) 3.2 201 

Annset Holidays, Inc. 26.A 101, 134 

Anse Chastanet 3.1 122 

Antalya Convention Bureau 3.2 201 

Antalya Kongre Büro (Antalya Tanitim Vakfi) 3.2 201 

Antalya Promotion Foundation 

(Antalya Tanitim Vakfi) 3.2 201 

Antalya the Destination (Antalya Tanitim 

ve Turizm Gelistirme Ticaret A.S.) 3.2 201 

Antalya Seminar 8.1 101 

Antar Anda Tour 26.A 122, 123 

Antarctica XXI 1.1 201 

Antarpply 1.1 208 

Antelope Safaris 21.A 122 

Anthurium Tourisme Océan Indien 20. 132 

Antigua and Barbuda Tourism Authority 3.1 143 

Antik Otel 3.2 109 

Antwerp City Brewery 10.2 103 

ANZ Nature Tours Ltd. 5.2A 114 

AOT Inbound 5.2A 114 

aovo Touristik AG 25. 173 

Apa Publications (UK) Limited 6.1 106 

Apartments Lake Garda 9. 110 

Apartments Petrcane 9. 110 

Apassionata Park München 6.2B 301 

APG INC 25. 157 

Aphrodite Hills Resort 

2.2 111, 111a 

Apite Euskadi 4.2 114 

APLEND Apartments & Resorts 7.2B 103 

Apollo Hotels & Resorts 10.2 102 

Apollo Tourist Service Ltd 15.1 101 

Apollonia Beach - Sitia Beach - 

Santa Marina Beach 2.2 101 

Appartementhaus Regina 9. 110 

Apsara Beachfront Resort and Villa 26.B 209 

Apsara Tours 26.B 225 

APSTAR TOURS 21.A 106 

Apstar Tours Ltd. 21.A 108a 

APT Travel Service Co. Ltd. 26.B 230 

APTC 5.2A 114 

Aqaba Tourism Authority 23.B 202 

Aqua Hotel 4.2 202 

Aqua Vista Hotels 2.2 105 

Aqualodge 4.1 212 

Aqualux Hotel Spa & Suite 1.2 226 

Aquapalace Resort Prague 7.2B 102a-b 

Aquaworld Resort Budapest 2.2 209 

Aquila Hotels & Resorts 2.2 101 

AR Tour - Incoming Touroperator 7.2B 102a-b 

Ara Tours 3.1 238 

Arabian Adventures 22.A 100, 103 

Arabian Experience 22.B 200 

Arabian Explorers 22.A 103 

Arabian Explorers Oman 25. 180 

Arabian Explorers VAE 25. 180 

Arabica Orient Tours 22.B 200 

Aranui Cruises 5.2A 105 

Araucanía 1.1 201 

Arawi Peru Expediciones 1.1 102 

Arbeitsgemeinschaft Deutsche Donau 6.2B 312, 313 

Arbeitsgemeinschaft Lateinamerika e.V. 1.1 204 

ARBERLAND REGio GmbH 6.2B 309-311 

Arcadia Hotels + More Managmenet GmbH 8.1 101 

Arcadia Tours & Transfers 20. 121 

Arcanus Side Resort 3.2 201 

Arche-Hof Region Taunus 7.2C 101 

arcona HOTELS & RESORTS 14.1 104 

ARCOTEL Hotels 10.1 102 

Arctic Adventure ApS 18. 128a 

Arctic Adventures 18. 128c 

Arctic Camp International 4.1 114 

Arcus Tours Armenia 15.1 104 

Área Turisme de Mont-Roig 

del Camp Miami Platja 4.2 202 

Arena di Verona Opera 1.2 226 

ARENARIA GmbH 16. 105 

Arenaturist Pula & Medulin 1.2 216 

ARGENET TRAVEL 1.1 208 

Argentina, Instituto National 

de Promoción Turistica 1.1 208 

Argentina, Instituto National 

de Promoción Turistica 3.1 202 

Argo Travel Group 2.2 101 

ARH Inc. 2.2 209 

Arjaan by Rotana Dubai Media City 9. 308 

Arlberg Marketing GmbH 17. 103 

Arlymear Travel Co. Ltd. 26.B 221 

Armed Forces Officers Club & Hotel 22.B 210 

Armenia / Princess Maneh Tours 15.1 104 

Armenia and Caucasus Tourism 

development agency 2.1 104 

Armenia Geographic Travel Club LLC 15.1 104 

Armenia Holidays 15.1 104 

Armenia Travel 15.1 104 

Armenia, Development Foundation 15.1 104 

Arminius Studienreisen 15.1 104 

Armintour CJSC 15.1 104 

Armotours Tour Operator 

3.1 236, 236b 

Arne Madro EDV-Organisation GmbH 8.1 136 

Aronda Adriana Travel d.o.o. 1.2 216 

A-ROSA Flussschiff GmbH 6.2A 102, 104 

A-Rosa Resort und Hotel GmbH 6.2A 102, 104 

Around Africa Safaris 21.A 119 

Around the Himalayas Pvt. Ltd. 5.2A 110 

Arp Museum Bahnhof Rolandseck 16. 100 

Arp-Hansen Hotel Group 18. 128a 

Arrigo Oswald Ltd Incoming DMC 1.2 222 

Art & Design Museen Basel 16. 104 

ART CITIES REISEN 16. 101 

Art in Düsseldorf 8.2 103b 

ART Rotana 9. 308 

Arte de Obra - Haria Society 4.1 247 

ARTE’FFICIO 

5.2A 109, 109a 

Artisan D’Angkor 26.B 225 

ARTOTEL Sanur-Bali 26.A 122, 123 

Aruba Blue Village 3.1 134 

Aruba Marriott Resort & Stellaris Casino 3.1 134 

Aruba Tourism Authority 3.1 134 

Aruga by Rockwell 26.A 101, 134 

Arumeru River Lodge 21.A 122 

Arunachal Pradesh Dept. of Toursim 5.2B 205, 205a 

As Saraya Travel & Tourism 22.B 200 

ASB Travel Solutions 18. 123, 125 

Asco Car Hire 20. 114 

Asconi 7.2B 104 

Ashtar Tours International 23.B 202 

Asia Aventura 26.C 320 

Asia Beach Resort 3.2 201 

Asia Central Link Travels Ltd. 26.B 230 

Asia Experience Tours 26.A 121 

Asia Eyes Travel 26.C 311 

ASIA INTERNATIONAL LINK 26.B 201 

Asia Leisure (Pvt) Ltd 

5.2A 107, 107b 

Asia Pacific Travel 26.C 311 

Asia Reps 26.A 110 

ASIA TRAVEL & LEISURE 26.C 311 

Asia Travel andTours 

5.2B 205, 205a 

Asialink Holidays 26.A 122, 123 

Asian Adventures Travel 

Managemnet Company 

5.2A 107, 107b 

Asian Gateways Treks-Tours-Holidays 5.2A 115 

Asian Overland Services Tours & Travel 26.A 121 

Asian Trails (M) Sdn. Bhd. 26.B 207 

Asian Trails China 26.B 207 

Asian Trails Co., Ltd. 26.B 207 

Asian Trails Laos (AT Lao Co., Ltd.) 26.B 207 

Asian Trails Ltd. 26.B 207 

Asian Trails Tour Ltd. 26.B 207 

Asiana Airlines 26.A 135 

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Asilia Africa 21.A 122 

Asisi GmbH 16. 100 

asisi Panorama DIE MAUER 12. 101 

ASKA Hotels 3.2 201 

Aspen Skiing Company 2.1 330 

Aspera Explorations 2.1 120 

Hall 25. Stand 139 

asr Allianz selbständiger Reiseunternehmen 

- Bundesverband e.V. 25. 139 

ASSD Ho(s)telsoftware 10.1 109 

Associació Costa Daurada Destinació 

de Golf i Pitch & Putt 4.2 202 

Associació d’Apartaments Turístics 

de la Costa Daurada 4.2 202 

Associació de Cámpings de Tarragona 4.2 202 

Associació Hotelera Salou- Cambrils- 

La Pineda 4.2 202 

Associated Tours Ltd. 26.A 107 

Association des Hotels de Charme 20. 129 

Association of Cyprus Tourist 

Enterprises (ACTE) 

2.2 111, 111a 

Association of Cyprus Travel Agents 2.2 111, 111a 

Associazione “ Strada del radicchio” 1.2 226 

Associazione Strada del Sagrantino 1.2 114 

Associció Priorat Enoturisme 4.2 202 

ASTA - American Society of Travel Agents 2.1 490 

Astral Holidays International 15.1 101 

Astrida Travel 18. 126d 

Asur Mexico’s Leading Airports 1.1 101 

Asyanut Safaris & Incentives 21.A 119 

At The Top, Burj Khalifa 22.A 103 

Atacama-Wüste- Region Antofagasta 1.1 201 

Atahotels S.p.A. 1.2 232 

ATC Southern Africa 25. 131 

ATCORE 5.1 126 

ATG Africa Travel Group 20. 121 

ATG Alster-Touristik GmbH 6.2A 102, 104 

Athens - Attica & Argosaronic 

Hotel Association 2.2 101 

Athreya Ayurvedic Resort 5.2B 223 

ATHS - DMC 1.2 214 

ATI Travel 26.A 107 

atib (Alternatif Turizm Etkinlikleri 

ve Isletmeri Birligi) 3.2 201 

Atlanta CVB 2.1 345 

Atlantica Hotels & Resorts 

2.2 111, 111a 

Atlantis, Paradise Island 3.1 141 

Atlas Outdoor SARL 21.B 208 

Atlas Voyages 21.B 208 

Atlas Voyages DMC (Morocco) - 

Brand of Atlas Voyages Group 21.B 211 

Atlasglobal 3.2 201 

atmosfair gGmbH 4.1 240 

ATO (Ankara Ticaret Odasi) 3.2 201 

A-Tour, Tourist Company 2.1 120 

Atout France - Französische 

Zentrale für Tourismus 

2.2 201, 201a 

Atrium Hotels Luxury Resorts 

Collection-Rhodes-Greece 2.2 101 

Atropatena Travel Company 2.1 124 

ATS Pacific 5.2A 103 

ATS Pacific Australia 5.2A 114 

Attika Reisen 2.2 101 

Attitude Hospitality Management LTD 20. 129 

Attractive Travel 1.2 214 

ATV - Azienda Trasporti Verona 1.2 226 

Au Parc Hotel 

17. 101,101a-c 

AUDI AG 6.2B 312, 313 

Audioversum 5.3 114 

Augustine Tours 25. 139 

Aura Tour 3.2 201 

Auris Hotels Management 22.A 103 

Auris Plaza Hotel 22.A 103 

Aurora Hospitality Management 23.A 100 

Aurora Lapland Travel Ltd. & Our Lapland 

- Our Saamiland 18. 128b 

Aurum Hotels 3.2 201 

Austin Convention & Visitors Bureau 2.1 425 

Australia One 5.2A 114 

Australia Tourism 5.2A 114 

Australian Transit Group 5.2A 114 

Australis 1.1 201 

Austria Trend Hotels 17. 103 

Authentic Borneo Tours 26.A 121 

Authentic Madagascar Tours 20. 103 

Authentic Tanzania Safaris 21.A 122 

Autobus Oberbayern GmbH 6.2B 315, 316 

AUTOCANDIA - Rent a Car Greece 2.2 116 

Autograph Collection 9. 302 

Hall 6.2A 

Stand 103a 

Autostadt GmbH 6.2A 103a 

Availpro 6.1 140 

Avalon Hotel 18. 126a 

AVANI Atrium Bangkok Hotel 26.B 221 

AVANI Seychelles 20. 130 

Avatar India Holidays LLP 

5.2B 205, 205a 

Avatar Tour Ltd. 15.1 101 

avenTOURa GmbH 3.1 225 

Aventuras Tierra Verde 

3.1 236, 236b 

AVI Travel 1.2 119 

Aviatur S.A. 

1.1 107, 107b 

Avila Beach Hotel 3.1 135 

Avis Budget Autovermietung 

GmbH & Co. KG 

9. 101a, 101b 

AVRA Travel 6.1 103 

AVS GmbH 6.2B 307 

AVS GmbH 11.2 103 

AWA Hotel Resort 1.1 114 

awotel Burhave 9. 110 

Axios Vacations 3.1 131 

Axis & Globe Travel Ltd. 18. 123, 125 

Ayada Maldives 

5.2A 109, 109a 

Ayan Travels & Tours 5.2A 115 

Ayara Hilltops Boutique Resort & Spa, 26.B 210-212 

Ayarwaddy Legend Travels & Tours 26.B 201 

Aydinbey Group Hotels 3.2 201 

Ayia Napa-Protaras RegionTourism Board 2.2 111, 111a 

AYII Anargyri Hotel 

2.2 111, 111a 

AYVALIK Tourism Union 3.2 201 

Az Terra Travel Company 2.1 124 

Azamara Club Cruises 25. 125 

Azerbaijan Ministry of Culture & Tourism 2.1 124 

Azeta Viaggi 1.1 208 

Azia Beach Hotel 

2.2 111, 111a 

Azimut Management Europe GmbH 8.1 117 

Aznur Travel The travel Agency 2.1 119 

Azoren Archipel Reiseservice GmbH 2.2 207 

Azores Promotion Board 2.2 208d 

Azur Hotels & Resorts 23.A 109 

Azura Hotels 3.2 201 

Azura Retreats 21.A 122 

Azzi Holidays 23.B 200 

B 

B & B Nimes 

2.2 201, 201a 

B+S Card Service GmbH 10.1 117 

B4ITALY 1.2 110 

Bab Al Qasr 22.B 210 

Bab Al Shams Desert Resort & Spa 

(Meydan Hotels) 22.A 103 

Babylon Hotels & Recreation Ltd. 9. 215 

Bach-Archiv Leipzig 11.2 102 

Bad Wörishofen 6.2B 301 

Baden-Airpark GmbH 6.2B 202 

Baden-Baden Kur & Tourismus GmbH 6.2B 202 

Baden-Württemberg, Tourismus 

Marketing GmbH 6.2B 202 

badgepoint GmbH 24. 102 

BagApp 6.1 160c 

Bagus Discovery 26.A 122, 123 

Bahamas Tourist Office 3.1 141 

Bahía Príncipe Hotels & Resorts 3.1 130 

Bahrain, Ministry of Industry, 

Commerce and Tourism 23.B 201 

Baikal Mystery Travel Company 2.1 120 

Baku City Circuit 2.1 124 

Balbaa Group B & G Hotel and Resort 23.A 106 

Baleon Group 2.2 101 

Bali Hai Cruises 26.A 122, 123 

Bali Mandira Beach Resort & Spa 26.A 122, 123 

Balkan Holidays 15.1 101 

Baltic Saitas Reiseveranstalter 18. 126d 

Baltic Travel Group 18. 126a 

BALTIC TRAVEL SERVICES 18. 126a 

balticvision Riga 18. 109 

Baltikumreisen OÜ (GmbH) 25. 139 

Baltimore/Washington International 

Airport (BWI) 2.1 221 

Baltma Tours 2.1 121 

Bamba Experience 4.1 102 

Ban Tours 1.2 216 

Banco de Reservas 3.1 131 

Banco Popular Dominicano 

S.A. Banco Múltiple 3.1 131 

Bandara Hotels & Resorts 26.B 221 

Bandos Maldives 

5.2A 109, 109a 

Banff Lake Louise Tourism 2.1 491 

Hall 26.B 

Stand 231 

Bangkok Airways PCL 26.B 231 

Bangkok Hospital 26.B 214 

Bangkok Metropolitan Administration 26.B 233 

Bangkok Palace Hotel & Cholchan 

Pattaya Resort 26.B 221 

Bangladesh Tourism Board 5.2A 100 

Banthai Beach Resort & Spa 26.B 210-212 

Banubanu 5.2A 114 

Banyan Tree Bangkok 26.B 221 

Banyan Tree Hotels & Resorts 20. 130 

Banyan Tree Phuket 26.B 210-212 

Banyan Tree Ras Al Khaimah Resorts 22.A 101, 101a 

Banyan Tree Vabbinfaru 

5.2A 109, 109a 

Barbados Tourism Marketing Inc. 3.1 140 

Barbara Cruising Croatia 1.2 204 

Barberyn Ayurvedic Beach Resort (Pvt.) Ltd. 5.2A 107, 107b 

Barcelo Hotels & Resorts 4.2 101,101a 

BARCELÓ HOTELS & RESORTS 3.1 131 

Barcelona Province Council - 

Barcelona Province Tourist Board 4.2 202 

Barel Travel 3.2 201 

Baron Hotels and Resorts Egypt 23.A 100 

Baron Travel Corporation 26.A 101, 134 

Barrierefreier Tourismus Berlin 12. 101 

Barut Hotels 3.2 201 

Base 7 Booking 9. 317 

Basel Tourismus 

17. 101,101a-c 

Basilica Travel 7.2B 101a-c 

Baskenland - Baskisches 

Fremdenverkehrsamt - Basquetour S.A 4.2 114 

Bassac Trans Mékong 26.C 331 

Bassin d’Arcachon Office de Tourisme 2.2 201, 201a 

BATAB (Bati Antalya Turizm Koruma ve 

gelisim Bölgesi Altyapi Hizmet Birligi) 3.2 201 

Batam View Beach Resort 26.A 122, 123 

Batanes Wakay Travel & Tours, Inc. 26.A 101, 134 

Batavia Stad Amsterdam Fashion Outlet 10.2 102 

Bateaux Parisiens 

2.2 201, 201a 

Bathala Island Resort 

5.2A 109, 109a 

Batman (Batman Valiligi il Kültür 

ve Turizm Müdürlügü) 3.2 201 

BATOKA SAFARIS 20. 136 

Baum & Zeit-Baumkronenpfad 

Beelitz-Heilstätten 12. 101 

Bay Hotel Singapore 26.A 133 

Bay Watch Travel 1.2 123 

Bayer. Staatsbad Bad Kissingen GmbH 6.2B 301 

Bayerische Staatsoper 6.2B 301 

Bayerischer Heilbäder-Verband e.V. / 

Gesundes Bayern 6.2B 301 

Bayerischer Landessportverband - 

Haus BergSee 4.1 105 

Bayerischer Wald 6.2B 309-311 

Bayerisches Golf & Thermenland 6.2B 309-311 

Bayerisches Wirtshaus c/o Hofbräu Berlin 12. 101 

BAYERN TOURISMUS Marketing GmbH 6.2B 201 

Bayernnetz für Radler-Bayerisches 

Staatsministerium des Innern, 

für Bau und Verkehr 6.2B 301 

Bayernnetz für Radler-Bayerisches 

Staatsministerium der Finanzen, 

für Landesentwicklung und Heimat 6.2B 301 

BAYREUTH Marketing & Tourismus GmbH 6.2B 301 

bbw Hochschule 25. 139 

bd4travel GmbH 5.1 111 

Be Live Collection Palace de Muro 4.2 103 

Be Live Hotels 4.2 106 

Beach House Resort 3.1 147 

Beach Inspector GmbH 5.1 104 

Beach Rotana 9. 308 

Beachcomber Hotels 20. 125 

Beaches of Fort Myers & Sanibel 2.1 315 

Beachscape Kin Ha Hotels 1.1 101 

BECKERBILLETT GmbH 16. 103 

BeeInNet.com - Ferienhäuser/ 

-Wohnungen GR 2.2 116 

Beethoven 2020 8.2 103a 

Beethoven-Haus Bonn 8.2 103a 

Begoha Tour and Travel 21.A 121 

Beijing Charmission Travel Service Ltd. 

Zhengzhou Branch 26.C 313 

Beijing City 26.C 316 





Beijing Tourism Group 26.C 310 

BEK-TOUR The travel agency 2.1 119 

Belgian Tourist Office - Wallonia / Brussels 10.2 105 

Belgientourismus Wallonie-Brüssel 16. 100 

Belgium - visit.brussels 10.2 104 

Bellamer Ltd 18. 128b 

Belmondo Viaggi 1.2 103 

Belum Rainforest Resort 26.A 121 

Benchmark Hotels & Resorts 2.1 315 

Benecke’s Reisewelt 5.2A 114 

Benletoni Tours 2.2 101 

Bensaude Turismo 2.2 208a 

Bentour Türkei Reisen AG 25. 155 

Berati Tours Albania 1.2 214 

Berchtesgadener 

Land Tourismus GmbH 6.2B 315, 316 

Berge & Meer Touristik GmbH 25. 151 

Bergendal Eco & Cultural River Resort 3.1 123 

Bergverlag Rother GmbH 10.2 106 

Berjaya Resorts Seychelles 20. 130 

Berjaya Hotels & Resorts 26.A 121 

Berkane, Conseil Provincial du Tourisme 

(CPT Berkane), Tourismusrat der 

Provinz Berkane 21.B 208 

Hall 12. 

Stand 101 

Berlin Highlights GmbH 12. 101 

Berlin Stars 12. 101 

Berliner AIDS-Hilfe e.V. 24. 103 

Berliner Apotheker-Verein Apotheker- 

Verband Berlin (BAV) e.V. 24. 105 

Berliner Bezirke c/o visitBerlin 12. 101 

Berliner Morgenpost GmbH 14.1 101 

BERmark Reisemarketing GmbH 12. 101 

Bern Tourismus 

17. 101,101a-c 

Bernard Magrez Luxury Wine Experience 2.2 201, 201a 

Bernard Tours (Pvt.) Ltd. 

5.2A 107, 107b 

BERO BERLIN Eurolimousine 18. 117 

Berufsakademie Breitenbrunn Staatliche 

Studienakademie Breitenbrunn 11.1 217 

BEST - RMG Reisen Management AG 25. 144 

Best Budget Bonn Hotels 8.2 103a 

Best Eurasian Hotels 2.1 120 

Best Hotels 

4.2 201,201a-c 

Best of Australia Group 5.2A 114 

Best of Scandinavia Incoming 18. 128e 

Best Time RV 2.1 490 

Best Western Hotels & Resorts 9. 311 

Best Western Hotels & Resorts 2.1 435 

Best Western Hotels & Resorts Albania 9. 311 

Best Western Hotels & Resorts Armenia 9. 311 

Best Western Hotels & Resorts Australasia 9. 311 

Best Western Hotels & Resorts Australia 9. 311 

Best Western Hotels & Resorts Austria 9. 311 

Best Western Hotels & Resorts Belgium 9. 311 

Best Western Hotels & Resorts Brazil 9. 311 

Best Western Hotels & Resorts Bulgaria 9. 311 

Best Western Hotels & Resorts China 9. 311 

Best Western Hotels & Resorts Croatia 9. 311 

Best Western Hotels & Resorts Cyprus 9. 311 

Best Western Hotels 

& Resorts Czech Republic 9. 311 

Best Western Hotels & Resorts Denmark 9. 311 

Best Western Hotels & Resorts Estonia 9. 311 

Best Western Hotels & Resorts Finland 9. 311 

Best Western Hotels & Resorts France 9. 311 

Best Western Hotels & Resorts Great Britain 9. 311 

Best Western Hotels & Resorts Greece 9. 311 

Best Western Hotels & Resorts Hungary 9. 311 

Best Western Hotels & Resorts India 9. 311 

Best Western Hotels & Resorts International 9. 311 

Best Western Hotels & Resorts Ireland 9. 311 

Best Western Hotels & Resorts Italy Sales 9. 311 

Best Western Hotels & Resorts Korea 9. 311 

Best Western Hotels & Resorts Latvia 9. 311 

Best Western Hotels & Resorts Liechtenstein 9. 311 

Best Western Hotels & Resorts 

Lithuania Baltic States and Poland 9. 311 

Best Western Hotels & Resorts Luxembourg 9. 311 

Best Western Hotels & Resorts Mexico 9. 311 

Best Western Hotels & Resorts Middle East 9. 311 

Best Western Hotels & Resorts Netherlands 9. 311 

Best Western Hotels & Resorts New Zealand 9. 311 

Best Western Hotels & Resorts Norway 9. 311 

Best Western Hotels & Resorts Poland 9. 311 

Best Western Hotels & Resorts Portugal 9. 311 

Best Western Hotels & Resorts Romania 9. 311 

Best Western Hotels & Resorts Slovenia 9. 311 

Best Western Hotels & Resorts Spain 9. 311 

Best Western Hotels & Resorts Sweden 9. 311 

Best Western Hotels & Resorts Switzerland 9. 311 

Best Western Hotels & Resorts Thailand 9. 311 

Best Western Hotels & Resorts Turkey 9. 311 

BEST WESTERN Les Vignes Blanches*** 2.2 201, 201a 

Best Western Plus Antel Hotel 26.A 101, 134 

Best Western Plus Vega Hotel 

& Convention Center 2.1 121 

Best Western Premier Bangtao 

Beach & Spa 26.B 210-212 

Best Western Premier Hotel 22.A 103 

Besucherzentrum Arche Nebra 11.2 101 

BestSearch Media GmbH 6.1 122 

Besucherzentrum Arche Nebra 11.2 101 

Beta Hotel Izmailovo 2.1 121 

Betterspace GmbH i. Gr. 4.1 228a 

BETÜSAB Berlin Türk Seyahat 

Acentalar Birligi 3.2 201 

BETUYAB (Belek Yatirimcilar Birligi) 3.2 201 

Betuyab A.S. 

(Belek Tourism Investors Association) 3.2 119 

Bewotec GmbH 5.1 118 

Beyoglu Belediye Baskanligi 3.2 201 

Beyoglu Investors Group BIG 3.2 102 

Beyond Resort Khaolak 26.B 209 

BG Rei Del Mediterrani 4.2 103 

Bhara Tours 26.A 122, 123 

BHKV Hospitality GmbH 8.1 117 

BHM Media Solutions GmbH 6.1 104 

Bhutan - Happiness Kingdom Travels 26.C 307a 

BHUTAN BHUTAN TRAVEL 26.C 305 

BHUTAN BOKAR TOURS 26.C 305 

BHUTAN DEW DROP 26.C 305 

Bhutan Footprints Travel and Adventures 26.C 305 

BHUTAN FRIENDSHIP HOLIDAY 26.C 305 

BHUTAN HOLIDAY PLANNER 26.C 305 

Bhutan Norter Adventure 26.C 305 

Bhutan Red Lion Travel 26.C 325 

Bhutan Tourism Corporation Ltd. (BTCL) 26.C 306a 

Bhutan White Umbrella Tours 26.C 336 

Bhutan Wilderness Travel 26.C 305 

Bhutan Wind Horse Tours, 

Treks and Expeditions 26.C 306b 

Bhutan, Tourism Council 26.C 305 

Bi Village- Feriendorf 1.2 216 

Bibione Live - Consorzio Di Promozione 1.2 226 

BIC TOURS LTD 21.A 119 

Bidvest Car Rental 20. 138 

Bielsko-Biala city 15.1 100 

Bielsko-Biala District Office 15.1 100 

Bierstadt Radeberg 

c/o HOGASPORT GmbH 11.2 102 

Big Bus Tours 18. 123, 125 

Big Bus Tours 2.1 519 

Big Game Parks 20. 113 

Bigfoot Tours 20. 131 

Bilbao Turismo & Convention Bureau 4.2 114 

Bilek Hotel 3.2 201 

Biletbank - Egge Information Technology 25. 135 

billigflug.de 8.1 112 

BillPay GmbH 6.1 162 

Bin Majid Hotels & Resorts 

22.A 101, 101a 

Bingen, Tourist-Information Abteilung: 

Touristinformation 7.2C 101 

Biosphärenreservat Mittelelbe 11.2 101 

BirdsChile 1.1 201 

Birstonas tourism information centre 18. 126b 

Bismarck-Mandan CVB 2.1 464 

BizTravel 10.1 121 

Black Ibex Expedtitions 26.C 309 

Blau Mari Travel Services Spain 4.2 201,201a-c 

Blaues Band e.V. c/o FörderService GmbH 11.2 101 

Blaxy Premium Resort & Hotel S.A. 4.2 204 

Blenheim Palace 18. 123, 125 

Blessed Land Tours Ltd 23.B 203 

Blizina d.o.o (Hotel Sveti Kriz) 1.2 204 

Blood Lions 4.1 242 

Blu Hotels Spa 1.2 220 

Blue Air 7.2B 101a-c 

Blue Bay Golf & Beach Resort 3.1 135 

Blue Horizon Pvt Ltd 4.1 222 

Blue Horizons Travel & Tours 26.A 101, 134 

Blue Lagoon Cruises, Awesome 

Adventures Fiji and South Sea Cruises 5.2A 103 

Blue Lagoon Group 2.2 106 

Blue Man Group Chicago 2.1 470 

Blue Man Productions 2.1 519 

Blue Margouillat Seaview Hotel 20. 132 

Blue Men Group Chicago 2.1 375 

Blue Moon Tours 23.A 100 

Blue Poppy Tours & Treks 26.C 307b 

Blue Travel 25. 131 

Blue Waters, Hermitage Bay & Sugar Ride 3.1 143 

Bluebay Beach Resort & Spa 21.A 122 

Bluebay Hotels & Resorts 1.1 101 

Bluebay Hotels Zanzibar 21.A 122 

Bluebird Travel 1.2 213 

Bluecrane Safaris 20. 114 

bluegr Mamidakis Hotels 2.2 101 

Blumenfisch am Großen Wannsee 12. 101 

BMP Holding/ Russian Vacation 2.1 121 

Bo Phut Resort & Spa 26.B 217 

BOAT BIKE TOURS - Reisen mit Rad & Schiff 10.2 102 

Bochum Marketing GmbH 8.2 101a 

Bochumer Veranstaltungs-GmbH / 

Jahrhunderthalle Bochum 8.2 101a 

Bodegas Miguel Torres 4.2 202 

Bodenmais Tourismus & Marketing GmbH 6.2B 301 

Bodensee-Königssee-Radweg 

c/o Alpin Consult 6.2B 301 

Bodrum, Fethiye, Marmaris Tourism Council 3.2 113 

Body Worlds: The Happiness Project 10.2 102 

Bodyguard GmbH & Co. KG 8.2 103a 

Bohemia Suites & Spa 2.2 110 

Boiana-MG 15.1 101 

Bolivia Millenaria Incoming Tour 

Operator DMC 1.1 206 

Boliviana de Aviación 1.1 206 

Bolivien, Ministerium für Kultur 

und Tourismus 1.1 206 

Bologna Welcome 1.2 104 

Bom Sucesso Resort 2.2 206 

Bomas of Kenya 21.A 120 

Bonaire, Tourism Corporation Bonaire 3.1 121 

Bonner Personen Schiffahrt eG 8.2 103b 

Bonotel Exclusive Travel 2.1 460 

Bontour Incoming 18. 124 

Bookassist 8.1 108 

Booking.com 9. 202 

BookLogic 8.1 138 

Boomerang Reisen GmbH 20. 119 

Boomerang Reisen GmbH 5.2A 101 

Boracay Regency Beach Resort & Spa 26.A 101, 134 

Bordeaux River Cruise 

2.2 201, 201a 

Bordeaux Tourism & Conventions 2.2 201, 201a 

Bordeauxautrement.com 

2.2 201, 201a 

Borgo Monticelli 1.2 114 

Borneo Eco Tours 26.A 121 

Borneo Nature Tours 26.A 121 

Boston Hotel Hamburg 6.2A 102, 104 

Botany Beach Resort 26.B 218 

Botswana Tourism Organisation 20. 131 

Bougainville Experience Tours 5.2A 106 

Bougainvillea Group of Lodges 21.A 122 

Boutique Hotel i31 12. 101 

BOYABAT Beyoglu Belediye Baskanligi 3.2 201 

BOYTAV Bodrum Peninsula 

Promotion Foundation 

(Bodrum Yarimadasi Tanitma Vakfi) 3.2 201 

Bradenton Area CVB 2.1 315 

Brambuk - National Park 

& Cultural Centre 5.2A 114 

Brand USA Pavilion 2.1 480 

Brandenburg, TMB Tourismus- 

Marketing Brandenburg GmbH 12. 101 

Brandenburgische Gesellschaft für Kultur 

und Geschichte gGmbH - 

Kulturland Brandenburg 12. 101 

Brandenburgischer Kurorteund 

Bäderverband e.V. 12. 101 

Bratislava Region Tourism 7.2B 103 

Bratislava Tourist Board 7.2B 103 

Brauerei Lemke 12. 101 

Braunschweig Stadtmarketing GmbH 16. 104 

Braunschweiger Lichtparcours 2016 16. 100 

Brayka Resorts- Marsa Alam 23.A 100 

Brazilian Tourist Board - Embratur 1.1 211 

Brazilian Tourist Board - Embratur 3.1 109a 

Bremen + Bremerhaven 6.2A 101 

Bremer Ratskeller, Weinhandel & Versand, 

Großmarkt Bremen GmbH 6.2A 101 

Brickell Bay Beach Club Aruba 3.1 134 

Bridge Travel 23.B 202 

Bright Sky Travel 23.A 113 

British Airways / Comair Ltd. 20. 138 

British Airways PLC / Iberia 1.1 204 

British Virgin Islands Tourist Board 3.1 139 

Brøchner Hotels A/S 18. 128a 

Broich Premium Catering GmbH 8.2 103a 

Brot für die Welt - Tourism Watch 4.1 217, 218 

Brühl-Tourismus 8.2 103f 

Brussels Airlines 10.2 103 

Bryce Canyon Country 2.1 322 

BT Travel 7.2B 104 

BTG International Travel & Tours 26.C 310 

BTI Tour 3.2 201 

BTP Bauer Touristik 1.1 209 

Buchbinder Rent-a-Car 14.1 103a 

Buchwerbung der Neuen 10.2 106 

Bucintoro Viaggi 1.2 226 

Bucuti Beach Resort & Tara Beach 

Suites Aruba 3.1 134 

Budapest Airport 2.2 209 

Budapest Festival- und Tourismuszentrale 2.2 209 

Buddha Air 5.2A 110 

Buenos días México - DMC 

& Tour Operator Mexico 1.1 101 

Buffalo City - Eastern Cape 20. 138 

Buffalo Tours 26.C 319 

Buffelsdrift Game Lodge 20. 138 

Bulgarien - Ministerium für Tourismus 15.1 101 

Bumi Surabaya City Resort 26.A 122, 123 

Bundesamt für Naturschutz 24. 101 

Bundesfinanzdirektion Mitte 24. 101 

BundesForum Kinder- und Jugendreisen e.V. 4.1 110 

Bundeskunsthalle 8.2 103c 

Bundeskunsthalle 16. 100 

Bundesverband der Gästeführer 

in Deutschland e.V. 12. 102 

Bunga Raya Island Resort & Spa 26.A 121 

Buquebus 1.1 210 

Burasari Group (Burasari Resort) 26.B 221 

Burgenland Tourismus 17. 103 

Burghotel Bad Belzig 9. 110 

Burgu Arjaan by Rotana 9. 308 

BurJuman Arjaan by Rotana 9. 308 

Burren & Cliffs of Moher Geopark 18. 122 

Bursa (The Grand City) Bursa Eskisehir 

Bilecik Development Agency 3.2 116 

Bursa Kultür ve Tanitma Birligi Baskanligi 3.2 201 

Burundi, Ministry of Trade, Industry, 

Posts and Tourism 21.A 116 

Bus2alps AG 4.1 102 

Busche Verlagsgesellschaft mbH 4.1 228a 

Bush Ways 20. 131 

Business Visum GmbH 7.1C 100 

Busy Rooms Limited 10.1 113 

Butterflies (Pvt.) Ltd. 

5.2A 107, 107b 

By Sofitel David Tower M Gallery 23.B 203 

Bynder B.V. 6.1 143 


B / C 


C 

C.A.T. Company Kyrgyzstan 2.1 117 

CA Comfort Aparthotel Frankfurt GmbH 7.2C 101 

CA Customer Alliance GmbH 8.1 137 

Cabildo Insular de LA GOMERA - 

Tourismo de la Gomera 4.2 203 

Cabo Verde Islands 20. 126 

Cabvertising Europe Railway Track 1-4 

Cactus Hotels 2.2 101 

Cadaqués Bayahibe 3.1 131 

Cadisi Tours 3.1 231 

Cádiz Tourist Board 

4.2 201,201a-c 

CADMAN real estate marketing 14.1 113 

Cadw 18. 123, 125 

Caesars Entertainment 2.1 445 

Cafétur 3.2 201 

Cairngorms National Park 18. 123, 125 

Cairo Marriott Hotel 23.A 100 

Caledonian MacBrayne 18. 123, 125 

Calgary, Tourism 2.1 491 

Calimera Habiba Beach Resort 23.A 100 

Camara Argentina de Turismo 1.1 208 

Cambodia Angkor Air 26.B 225 

Cambodia, Ministry of Tourism 26.B 225 

Cambria Tours 18. 123, 125 

Cambrils, Patronat Municipal de Turisme 4.2 202 

Cameroon Ministry of Tourism and Leisure 21.A 113 

Cameroun Voyages 5.3 103 

Camino Abierto 1.1 208 

Camino Travel & Premio DMC 3.1 236, 236b 

Camlo Lanka Tours (Pvt) Ltd. 5.2A 107, 107b 

Camp Adventure 4.1 200 

Camp Hwange 20. 136 

Camp Kuzuma 20. 106, 131 

Campeche 1.1 101 

Campeggio Lido 1.2 226 

Campervan North America 2.1 490 

Camping Capalonga 1.2 226 

CAMPING RESIDENCE IL TRIDENTE 1.2 226 

Canadian Tours International 2.1 491 

Canadian Travel Partners Ltd 2.1 491 

Canadian, Destination 2.1 491 

Canadvac Travel Services 2.1 491 

Canakkale Government (Canakkale Valiligi) 3.2 201 

Canal Company 10.2 102 

Canaries Resorts Maldives 

(Canareef Resort Maldives) 5.2A 109, 109a 

Canary Island Car S.L. CICAR 4.2 209 

Cancun Shuttle 1.1 101 

Cancun Vacation Experts Tours 

& Airport Transfers 1.1 101 

Candelaria Tours 1.1 206 

CANDEO HOTELS 26.A 129 

Canouan - St. Vincent and The Grenadines 3.1 142d 

Cantabria, Cantur, S.A. 4.2 101,101a 

Canterbury Cathedral 18. 123, 125 

Cap Maison 3.1 122 

Cape and Kantary Hotels 26.A 110 

Cape Dara Resort Pattaya 26.B 218 

Cape Eleuthera Resort and Marina 3.1 141 

Cape St Francis Resort and Beach Break 20. 138 

Cape Town Tourism 20. 138 

Caper Travel - India 5.2B 211 

Capital Centre Arjaan by Rotana 9. 308 

Capital Georgia Travel 15.1 103 

Capital Travel & Tours 

5.2A 109, 109a 

Caprivi Car Hire 20. 114 

Car & Fly GmbH 14.1 103b 

car2go Deutschland GmbH 14.1 109 

carathotel Düsseldorf 9. 110 

Careli Tours 3.1 237 

Caribbean Tourism Organisation 3.1 142 

Caribic Vacations Limited 3.1 142k 

Carlson Hospitality Marketing 

India Pvt. Ltd. 5.2B 205, 205a 

Carnoustie Ayurveda & Wellness Resort 5.2B 256 

CARO Autovermietung GmbH 9. 106 

Carols Hotels & Resorts 23.A 100 

Cartoon Network Amazone Waterpark 26.B 218 

Casa Batlló 4.2 202 

Casa Conde Hotels 

3.1 236, 236b 

Casa de Campo Resort & Villas 3.1 131 

Casa Leonori Assisi 1.2 114 

Casale Panayiotis Traditional Village 2.2 111, 111a 

Cascade Wellness & Lifestyle Resort 2.2 208d 

Castaway Maldives Pvt.Ltd 

5.2A 109, 109a 

Castell - Platja D’Aro - S’Agaró, 

Oficina de Turisme 4.2 202 

Castellón Tourist Board 4.2 101,101a 

Castilla La Mancha 4.2 101,101a 

Catalonia Hotels & Resorts 1.1 101 

Catch Maldives Pvt Ltd 5.2A 109, 109a 

Cathay Pacific Airways Limited 26.A 112 

CATOD (Canakkale Turistik Otelciler 

Isletmeciler ve yatirimcilar Dernegi) 3.2 201 

CATS Ltd. 2.1 111 

Caucasus Travel 15.1 103 

CBI 26.A 104 

CBS Travel Asia (Hotel 88) 26.B 207b 

CCP Condor Computer GmbH 5.1 129 

CCR Hotels & Spa 3.2 201 

Cedric’s Traumreisen 20. 116 

Cee Bee Cee Travels & Tours Pvt. Ltd. 5.2B 205, 205a 

Celebrity Cruises 25. 125 

Celestyal Cruises 25. 101 

Celestyal Cruises 2.2 101 

Celigra International GmbH 5.1 110 

Celigra International GmbH 6.1 160h 

CELTH 10.2 102 

Celtic Group Hostels 4.1 104 

Cendyn / ONE 6.1 151 

Central America Tourism Agency (CATA) 3.1 234 

Central Asia Travel The travel agency 2.1 119 

Central Asian Travel System 2.1 110 

Central Holidays Travel Group 23.A 100 

Central Hospitality International (CHi) 26.B 223 

Central Khalahari Wild Tours 20. 131 

Centre Point Hotels Bangkok 26.B 221 

Centro Al Manhal 9. 308 

Centro Barsha 9. 308 

Centro Capital Centre 9. 308 

Centro de Documentación Turística 1.1 200 

Centro de Portugal 2.2 208a 

Centro Sharjah 9. 308 

Centro Yas Island 9. 308 

centrovital Hotel 12. 101 

Century Holiday International Travel 

Service (Hong Kong) Co. Ltd. 26.A 107 

Century Park Hotel 26.B 221 

Certified GmbH & Co. KG 7.1C 100 

CESTOB Cesme Association of Touristic 

Hoteliers (CESME Turistik Otelciler Birligi) 3.2 201 

Ceylon Tours Ltd. 5.2A 107, 107b 

CFK Spiesen-Elversberg 9. 110 

CGH Earth 5.2B 206 

Chaba Samui Resort and Chaba, 

Cabana Beach Resort & Spa 26.B 221 

Challenging Adventure 

22.A 101, 101a 

Champagne Tourist Board 2.2 201, 201a 

Champagne-Ardenne Tourisme 2.2 201, 201a 

Champlung Hotels & Resorts 26.A 122, 123 

Chandris Hotels & Resorts 2.2 101 

Changa Safari Camp 20. 111 

Charleston Area CVB 2.1 340 

Charming Cambodia Tours & Travel 26.B 225 

Chaska Tours 

1.1 107, 107b 

Château de Berne 

2.2 201, 201a 

Château de Cheverny 

2.2 201, 201a 

Château de la Messardière 

2.2 201, 201a 

Château Gruaud-Larose 

2.2 201, 201a 

Chateau Mukhrani 15.1 103 

Châteaux et Hôtels Collection 2.2 201, 201a 

Chatrium Hotel and Residences 26.B 221 

Chaweng Regent 

and Melati Beach Resort and Spa 26.B 221 

CHC Hotels / Chnaris Hotel Management, 

Development & Consulting S.A. 2.2 101 

Cheli & Peacock Safaris 20. 120 

Chelsea Hotel Toronto 2.1 491 

Chemnitz Tourismus 11.2 102 

Chester County Conference & Visitors Bur 2.1 470 

Cheval Blanc Randheli 

5.2A 109, 109a 

Chicago Helicopter Experience 2.1 375 

Chicago Unlimited 2.1 322 

Chiemgau Tourismus e.V. 6.2B 315, 316 

Chiemsee-Alpenland Tourismus 

GmbH & Co. KG 6.2B 315, 316 

Chihuahua Copper Canyon 1.1 101 

Chikan Stroll Caravanserai 26.A 130 

Chile 1.1 201 

Chili Reisen 25. 139 

Chillis Backpackers Youth Shack 5.2A 114 

Chimu Adventures 1.1 204 

China Airlines 25. 130 

China Airlines 26.A 130 

China Dynasty Tours 26.C 310 

China Eastern Airlines 25. 130 

China International Travel 

Service (Qingdao) Co., LTD 26.C 310 

Hall 26.C 

Stand 310 

China National Tourism Administration 26.C 310 

China Peace International Tourism Co., Ltd. 25. 180 

China Southern Airlines 25. 130 

China Southern Airlines Co., Ltd., 

Niederlassung Frankfurt 26.A 113 

China Tours Hamburg CTH GmbH 26.C 322 

China Travel Navigator Co.Ltd 26.C 310 

China Travel Service (HK) Ltd. 26.A 107 

China Travel Service (Taiwan) 26.A 130 

China Travel Service 

Head Office (Beijing) Co.Ltd. 26.C 310 

China Women Travel Service 26.C 310 

Chobe Game Lodge 20. 131 

Choco-Story 10.2 103 

Chogogo Resort 3.1 135 

Choice Hotels Australasia 9. 321 

Choice Hotels Canada, Inc 9. 321 

Choice Hotels France 9. 321 

Choice Hotels Germany & Central Europe 9. 321 

Choice Hotels International 9. 321 

Choice Hotels Italia 9. 321 

Choice Hotels Portugal 9. 321 

Choice Hotels Scandinavia 9. 321 

Choice Hotels UK 9. 321 

Cholan Tours Private Limited 5.2B 205, 205a 

Choose Chicago 2.1 375 

Churchill Safaris 21.A 119 

CIBT VisumCentrale GmbH 10.1 117 

CIC Creative Internet Consulting GmbH 6.1 164 

CIM Magazine Europe / 

T&M Media GmbH & Co.KG 5.3 105 

Cinnamon Hotels & Resorts 5.2A 112 

Circle Line Sightseeing 2.1 405 

Circuit de Barcelona - Catalunya 4.2 202 

Cirque du Soleil 2.1 445 

Citadel Hotelsoftware GmbH 8.1 137 

CITO System GmbH 6.1 130 

Citrus Hotels 

5.2B 205, 205a 

Citrus Leisure PLC 5.2A 107, 107b 

City Cruises 18. 123, 125 

City Express International (Pvt). Ltd 5.2A 115 

City Hotel Tallinn 18. 109 

City Management Hamburg 6.2A 102, 104 

City of Czestochowa / 

Stadt Czestochowa 15.1 100 

City of Dreams Manila 26.A 101, 134 

City of Helsinki, City Marketing 26.C 316 

City of Lodz 15.1 100 

City of Olbia - Sardinia 1.2 105 

City of Thessaloniki 26.C 316 

City of Tshwane 20. 138 

City of Zabrze 15.1 100 

City Sightseeing Ltd. 25. 174 

City Tours & Events 7.2B 101a-c 

CityPASS 2.1 405 

Civil Aviation Authority 21.A 119 

Civil Aviation Authority of Zimbabwe (CAAZ) 20. 136 

CK Domstadthotels GmbH & Co. KG 11.2 101 

Ckamur Atacama 1.1 201 

Classic Namibia 20. 111 

Classic Safari Africa 20. 111 

Classic Tours Lombok 26.A 122, 123 

Cleopatra Luxury Resort Makadi Bay 23.A 118 

Cleopatra Luxury Hotels & Resorts 23.A 118 

Cleopatra Luxury Resort Sharm El Sheikh 23.A 118 

ClickTripz 6.1 148 

Cliffs of Moher Visitor Experience 18. 122 

ClimatePartner Deutschland GmbH 4.1 228a 

Clink Hostels 4.1 102 

Cloudbeds 4.1 102 

Club des Hôtels de La Réunion (UMIH) 20. 132 

Club Dizalya Hotel 3.2 201 

Club Holidays & Adventures 3.1 203c 

Club Magellan Ltd. 15.1 101 

Club Phaselis Holiday Village 3.2 201 

Cluster Turistico del Destino Puerto Plata 3.1 131 

CMS Hospitality - GuestCentrix 4.1 102 

CN Travel Seijas y Otero S.L. 4.2 101,101a 

Coastal Aviation 21.A 122 

Coastal South Carolina USA 2.1 340 

Coco Bodu Hithi 5.2A 109, 109a 

Coco De Mer Hotel 20. 130 

CoCo Key Hotel and Water Park Resort 2.1 315 

Coco Palm 3.1 122 

Coco-Mat 2.2 101 

Coconut Bay Beach Resort 5.2B 223 

Cocoon Investment Pvt Ltd 

5.2A 109, 109a 

CODORNIU 4.2 202 

Coeur des Îles by Karukera Tours 3.1 136 

Cologne Business School 11.1 202 

Colombia (Procolombia) 

1.1 107, 107b 

Colombia5 Tours Travel & Logistics 1.1 107, 107b 

Colombian Journeys 

1.1 107, 107b 

Colombo Fort Resorts 

5.2A 107, 107b 

Color Line 18. 128d 

Colorado Tourism Office 2.1 330 

Colors of Zanzibar 21.A 122 

Colourful Ecuador Travels 4.1 102 

Coltur Peru 1.1 102 

Columbia Hotels & Resorts 

2.2 111, 111a 

Columbus Tours (Pvt.) Ltd. 

5.2A 107, 107b 

Columbus Travels & Tours 26.B 201 

Come & Go Corporate Travel 7.2B 101a-c 

Comintour 2.1 122 

Comité Départmental du Tourisme 

de la Meuse 

2.2 201, 201a 

Commodore Elite & Monachus Hotels 3.2 201 

Common Wadden Sea Secretariat 4.1 227 

COMPASS GmbH 11.1 202 

Compass Tour The travel agency 2.1 119 

complan Kommunalberatung GmbH 

AG Städte mit historischen Stadtkernen 12. 101 

Computer-L.A.N. GmbH 5.1 132 

Comtec (Europe) Ltd. 5.1 138 

Comunidad de Madrid 4.2 101,101a 

Comwell Hotels 18. 128a 

Concept Chocolate 10.2 104 

Concord Travel 15.1 103 

Concorde De Luxe Resort & SPA 3.2 122 

Concorde Hotels and Resorts / Egypt 23.A 100 

Concorde Travel Tours 20. 129 

Concur 5.1 131 

Condor Travel 1.1 115 

Condor Verde Travel - 

Mexico Incoming Operator 1.1 101 

Con-Ex Latvia Tours Group 18. 126a 

Conextour - viajes y turismo 5.3 103 

conferencefinder.com 9. 110 

Congo Conservation Company / 

Odzala Discovery Camps 20. 120 

Congo, Ministry of Tourism and 

Environktment c/o Congo Travel & Hotels 21.A 101b 

Congo, Ministry of Tourism 21.A 101b 

Congress- und Tourismus- 

Zentrale Nürnberg 6.2B 305 

Connaissance De Ceylan (Pvt.) Ltd. 5.2A 107, 107b 

Connections DMC Ltd. 20. 129 

Connections Réunion 20. 132 





Connex Caribe 1.1 101 

Connoisseurs Scotland 18. 123, 125 

Conrad Bali 9. 316 

Conrad Fort Lauderdale Beach Resort 9. 316 

Conrad Maldives Rangali Island 9. 316 

Conrad Maldives Rangali Island 5.2A 109, 109a 

CONRAD Manila 26.A 101, 134 

Conseil Provincial du Tourisme 

de Zagora (CPT Zagora) Tourismusrat 

der Provinz Zagora 21.B 208 

Conseil Provincial du Tourisme d’Essaouira 

(CPT Essaouira) 21.B 208 

Conseil Provincial du Tourisme Ouarzazate 

(CPT Ouarzazate) Tourismusrat der Provinz 

Ouarzazate 21.B 208 

Conseil Régional du Tourisme d’Agadir 

Souss Massa Draa (CRT-Agadir) Regionaler 

Tourismusrat von Agadir Souss Massa Draa 21.B 208 

Conseil Régional du Tourisme de Casablanca 

(CRT-Casablanca) Regionaler Tourismusrat 

von Casablanca 21.B 208 

Conseil Régional du Tourisme de Fes 

Boulemane (CRT-Fes Boulemane) 

Regionaler Tourismusrat von 

Fes Boulmane 21.B 208 

Conseil Régional du Tourisme de Marrakech 

(CRT-Marrakech) Regionaler Tourismusrat 

von Marrakesch 21.B 208 

Conseil Régional du Tourisme de Meknès 

Tafilalet (CRT-Meknès Tafilalet) Regionaler 

Tourismusrat von Meknes Tafilalet 21.B 208 

Conseil Régional du Tourisme de Rabat 

(CRT-Rabat) Regionaler Tourismusrat 

von Rabat 21.B 208 

Conseil Régional du Tourisme de Tanger 

Tétouan (CRT-Tanger Tétouan) Regionaler 

Tourismusrat von Tanger Tetouan 21.B 208 

Consejo de Promocion Turistica de Mexico 1.1 101 

CONSELVATUR / Selva Bananito 3.1 236, 236b 

Consisho, Mexico 8.1 113a 

Conso.de 25. 180 

Consolid 1.1 208 

Consortium “Kyiv Tourism” 1.2 233 

Consorzio Umbria + Francesco’s Ways 1.2 114 

CONSORZIO VENETOACQUAETERME 1.2 226 

CONSORZIO VENEZIA E IL SUO LIDO 1.2 226 

Consorzio Visit Ferrara 1.2 104 

Consorzio Wellness Valley 

Romagna Benessere 1.2 104 

Constance Hotels and Resorts 20. 102 

Constantinou Bros Hotels 2.2 111, 111a 

ConsultiiQ GmbH 8.1 142 

CONSULTOUR 7.2B 102a-b 

Contact Travel Budapest 2.2 209 

Contact USA 2.1 490 

Contiki Holidays 4.1 102 

Continental Hotel Budapest 2.2 209 

Continental Terme Hotel 1.2 226 

Continental Travel DMC 2.2 209 

contrastravel 4.1 203 

Conwy County Borough Council 18. 123, 125 

Cook Islands Tourism Corporation 5.2A 104 

Co-Ordinating Zimbabwe 20. 136 

Coquille Bonheur 20. 129 

Coral Beach Resort 22.A 104 

CORAL HOTELS 4.2 203 

Coral Strand Hotel 20. 130 

Cordial Hotel & Golf Resort Pelagone 1.2 113 

Cordial Tours 2.2 208a 

Córdoba Tourist Board 

4.2 201,201a-c 

Corendon Airlines 25. 121 

Corendon Hotels & Resorts 10.2 102 

Corinthia Hotel Lisbon 2.2 208a 

Cornelia De Luxe Resort 3.2 129 

CORTINA MARKETING 1.2 226 

Cosmopolitan Hotel / Cosmo Hotel / 

Dorsett Mongkok, Hong Kong 26.A 107 

Cosmos Tours 23.A 100 

Costa Blanca Fremdenverkehrsamt 4.2 101,101a 

Costa Daurada Tourism Board 4.2 202 

Costa del Sol Tourist Board 

4.2 201,201a-c 

Costa Kreuzfahrten Niederlassung 

der Costa Crociere S.p.A. 6.2A 102, 104 

Costa Rica Dream Travel 

3.1 236, 236b 

Costa Rica Reps Tour Operator 3.1 236, 236b 

Costa Rica Tourist Board 

3.1 236, 236b 

Costa Rican Trails 

3.1 236, 236b 

Cote d’Ivoire Tourisme 26.C 316 

Côte d’Ivoire Tourisme 21.A 115 

Côte Sun Hôtels 20. 132 

Cottars 1920’s Safari Camp 20. 111 

Cotton Bay Resort & Spa 20. 129 

Country Tours 5.2A 106 

Court Classique Suite Hotel 20. 134 

Courtyard Bali Seminyak 9. 302 

Courtyard by Marriott 22.A 208 

Courtyard by Marriott Paramaribo 3.1 123 

Cox & Kings India Ltd. 5.2B 232 

Cozumel & Riviera Maya Tourism 

Promotion Board 1.1 101 

CPH Hotels 8.1 130 

CPI Hotels a.s. 9. 321 

Crans-Montana Tourisme & Congrès 17. 101,101a-c 

Creative Travel 5.2B 219 

Creole Travel Services 20. 130 

Cresta Hotels 20. 136 

Cresta Mowana Safari Resort & Spa 20. 131 

Cresta Palace Hotel 17. 108 

Hall 2.2 Stand 116 

Cretan Holidays S.A. 2.2 116 

Creter Tours 1.1 209 

Crew Tours 1.1 104b 

Crikey Campers 5.2A 114 

Crillon Tours - Titicaca Hydrofoils 1.1 209 

Cristal Hotel Abu Dhabi 22.B 210 

Croatia Airlines 1.2 216 

Croisieurope 25. 159 

Cross Borders S.E.C.S. / EX-ARCA 6.1 115 

Crown & Champa Resorts 

5.2A 109, 109a 

Crown Tours Maldives Pvt Ltd 5.2A 109, 109a 

Crowne Plaza Abu Dhabi Yas Island 22.B 210 

Crowne Plaza Al Thuraya 22.A 208 

Crowne Plaza Dubai 22.A 103 

Crowne Plaza Israel Hotels 23.B 203 

Crowne Plaza Moscow WTC 2.1 121 

CRS Tours 

3.1 236, 236b 


Crucemundo Cruceros Fluviales 25. 123 

Cruceros Skorpios 1.1 201 

Cruise America & Cruise Canada RV Rentals 2.1 475 

Crvena Luka d.d. 1.2 216 

crystal communications GmbH 5.3 117 

Crystal Holidays (Pvt.) Ltd. 

5.2A 107, 107b 

Crystal Hotels Resort & Spa 3.2 118 

Crystal Safaris Ltd. 21.A 119 

Crystal Springs Beach Hotel 

2.2 111, 111a 

Crystal Travel 7.2B 102a-b 

CT Service GmbH 8.1 136 

CTG, Asociación Clúster Empresarial 

de Turismo de Galicia 4.2 101,101a 

CTS Gruppen- und Studienreisen GmbH 18. 111 

Cuba - Cubanisches Fremdenverkehrsamt 3.1 223 

Cuba Incentives 1.1 104b 

Cuba Real Tours 3.1 238 

Cukurova Development Agency 3.2 117 

Cukurova Turistik Oteller ve Isletmeciler 

Birligi (Cuktob) 3.2 117 

Cultural Romtour 5.3 103 

CULTURE LOUNGE / projekt2508 GmbH 16. 100 

Cultuzz Digital Media GmbH 8.1 120 

Cunard Line 6.2A 102, 104 

Curacao Hospitality 

and Tourism association CHATA 3.1 135 

Curacao Marriott Beach Resort 

and Emerald Casino 3.1 135 

Curaçao Tourist Board 3.1 135 

Curio - A Collection by Hilton 9. 316 

Cuxland-Tourismus Agentur 

für Wirtschaftsförderung Cuxhave 6.2A 103 

Cynsa Tour Operator 1.1 208 

Cynthiana Beach Hotel 

2.2 111, 111a 

Cyprotels Hotels & Resorts 

2.2 111, 111a 

Cyprus Agrotourism Company 2.2 111, 111a 

Cyprus Association for Cultural / 

Special Interest Tourism 

2.2 111, 111a 

Cyprus Hotel Association 

2.2 111, 111a 

Cyrus Sahra Co. 7.2A 100 

Czech Airlines 25. 130 

Czech Airlines 7.2B 102a-b 

D 

D Varee Hotels & Resorts Co., Ltd. 26.B 218 

D.M. SAS - Prosecco Guide 1.2 226 

d.o.k.t.o.b. (Dalaman, Ortaca and 

Köycegiz Association of Touristic Hoteliers 

and Tourism Operators) 3.2 201 

D.T.P. Tour Operator 1.1 114 

DAB Transfer 18. 117 

Dalarna University 11.1 304 

Dallas Convention & Visitors Bureau 2.1 425 

Daluman Villa 26.A 122, 123 

DAMAC Hotels & Resorts 

Management LLC 22.A 103 

Dan Hotels 23.B 203 

Dana Tours 20. 107 

Danat Hotels & Resorts - 22.B 210 

Danube Competence Center 2.2 122 

Danubius Hotels Group 9. 222 

Danubius Hotels Group 2.2 209 

Danubius Travel 7.2B 101a-c 

Dapeng Bay National Scenic Area 

Administration Taiwan Tourism Bureau 26.A 130 

DaPhi GmbH 4.1 108 

Dari-Java 26.A 122, 123 

Darmstadt Marketing GmbH 7.2C 101 

Darwin Central Hotel 5.2A 114 

Das Bergische - Naturarena Bergisches 

Land GmbH 8.2 103c 

Das Druckhaus Beineke Dickmanns GmbH 4.1 228a 

Das goldene Stadttor - 

The golden city gate - ITB-CINEMA 3.1 155 

Das königliche Concertgebouw 10.2 102 

Das Meininger Theater 11.2 103 

Das Ticket Team team reisen GmbH 25. 129 

Datalink SA 8.1 113a 

Days Inns Canada 2.1 491 

DB Bahn Italia SRL 1.2 226 

DB Fernverkehr AG 13. 100 

DB Fernverkehr AG ScanEurope 

(DB-DSB Kooperation) 18. 128e 

Hall 13. 

Stand 100 

DB Mobility Logistics AG 13. 100 

DB Museum Nürnberg 6.2B 305 

DB Regio AG, Region Nordost 12. 101 

DB Rent GmbH 13. 100 

DB Vertrieb GmbH - Digital Business 13. 100 

DB Vetrieb GmbH - Fahrtziel Natur 13. 100 

DBSV - Deutscher Blinden- 

& Sehbehindertenverband e.V. 4.1 101 

DCAT 2.1 117 

DCS Touristik GmbH 25. 114 

De Palm Tours, Aruba 3.1 134 

DE&HA Egypt 25. 101 

DE&HA Tourism 25. 101 

Decameron Explorer Maroc 21.B 208 

Deep Blue Holidays 

5.2A 109, 109a 

Deevana Patong Resort & Spa Hotel 26.B 210-212 

Deevana Plaza Krabi Aonang 26.B 221 

Definitely Dubai 22.A 103 

Defne HOTELS 3.2 133a 

Defne Hotels 3.2 201 

DEHOGA Brandenburg e.V. 12. 101 

DEHOGA Deutsche 

Hotelklassifizierung GmbH 12. 102 

Delhi Tourism & Transportation 

Development Corporation Ltd. 5.2B 205, 205a 

Delicanto- Italy Incoming DMC 1.2 226 

Dellarosa Hotel Suites & Spa 21.B 208 

Deloitte Consulting LLC Kyrgyz Republic 2.1 117 

Deloitte, India Touche Tohmatsu 

India Pvt Ltd. 8.1 113a 

Delphin Hotels & Resorts Delphin Imperial 25. 155 

Delta Air Lines 25. 130 

Delta Air Lines, Inc. 7.1C 100 

DELTA TOUR 1.2 226 

Delta Tours 18. 126d 

Den Haag Marketing 10.2 102 

Denis Private Island & Co. 20. 130 

Denizli (Denizli Valiligi Il Kültür 


Department of National Policy, 

Interregional Relations 

and Tourism of Moscow City 2.1 121 

Department of Tourism 

and Resorts of Ajara A.R. 15.1 103 

DER Corporate Solutions / DERhotel.com 8.1 117 

DER Deutsches Reisebüro GmbH 

& Co. OHG, FCm Travel Solutions 7.1C 100 

Der offizielle Bayernshop c/o 

BAYERN Tourismus Marketing GmbH 6.2B 301 

Der SchottlandBerater 18. 123, 125 

Der Tourismusverband Kurland 18. 126a 

DER Touristik 8.2 103a 

DER Touristik GmbH 5.3 119 

Derag Livinghotels AG + Co. KG 7.1C 100 

DERPART Travel Service 7.1C 100 

DERTOUR Gay Travel 3.1 214 

Des Hôtels et des Îles - 3.1 136 

Desert & Delta Safaris 20. 131 

Desert Adventures Tourism 22.A 101, 101a, 103 

Desert Gate Tourism 22.A 103 

Desert Palm Resort 22.A 103 

Design Hotels AG 9. 312 

Designer Outlets Wolfsburg 6.2A 103 

DESTE TRAVEL SERVICES 1.2 226 

Destination (Asia-Hong Kong) Travel Ltd. 26.A 107 

Destination Afrika 20. 120 

Destination Asia 26.A 105 

Destination Bornholm 18. 128a 

Destination Bristol 18. 123, 125 

Destination British Columbia 2.1 491 

Destination Fünen Udvikling Fyn P/S 18. 128a 

Destination Lapland 18. 128b 

Destination NSW 5.2A 114 

Destination Services 25. 131 

Destination Services Costa Rica 25. 131 

Destination Services Dominican Republic 25. 131 

Destination Services Greece 25. 131 

Destination Services Indonesia 25. 131 

Destination Services Mexico 25. 131 

Destination Services Morocco 25. 131 

Destination Services Portugal 25. 131 

Destination Services Spain 25. 131 

Destination Services Thailand 25. 131 

Destination Services Turkey 25. 131 

Destination Touristic Services 3.2 133 

Destination Touristic Services 2.2 101 

Destination Touristic Services GmbH 15.1 101 

Destination Weddings and Honeymoons 

Abroad Magazine 5.2A 116 

Destinations of the World DMCC 22.B 210 

Destinos Latinos Travel Agency 1.1 101 

Details Hotels & Resorts 2.2 208c 

DeTeWe 8.1 136 

Deutsche Bahn / ÖBB 17. 103 

Deutsche Bodensee Tourismus GmbH 6.2B 202 


C / D / E 


Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale 

Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH 4.1 202 

Deutsche Jugendherbergswerk, 

Landesverband Bayern e.V. 6.2B 301 

Deutsche Kollektion von Hotels 

& Lodgen Kubu Safari Lodge 20. 135 

Deutsche Lufthansa AG 25. 152 

Deutsche Lufthansa AG 7.1C 100 

Deutsche Märchenstraße 7.2C 101 

Deutsche Oper am Rhein Düsseldorf Duisburg 8.2 103b 

Deutsche Sporthochschule Köln, Institut 

für Natursport und Ökologie 11.1 313 

Deutsche Zentrale für Tourismus e.V. 12. 102 

Deutscher Heilbäderverband e.V. 12. 102 

Deutscher Tourismusverband 

Service GmbH 12. 102 

Deutsches Auswandererhaus 6.2A 101 

Deutsches Automatenmuseum - 

Sammlung Gauselmann 14.1 102 

Deutsches Historisches Museum 16. 100 

Deutsches Jugendherbergswerk (DJH) 4.1 117 

Deutsches Jugendherbergswerk 12. 102 

Deutsches Jugendherbergswerk 

Landesverband Berlin-Brandenburg e.V. 12. 101 

Deutsches Jugendherbergswerk 

LV Nordmark e.V. 6.2A 105 

Deutsches Jugendherbergswerk, 

Landesverband Rheinland 8.2 103a 

Deutsches Museum Bonn 8.2 103b 

Deutsches Nationaltheater 

und Staatskapelle Weimar GmbH 16. 104 

Dewi Wisata Tour and Travel 26.A 122, 123 

DFDS (Deutschland) GmbH 18. 119 

DH Studio Werbeagentur Dirk Holst 8.1 124 

Dhaainkan’baa 

5.2A 109, 109a 

DHBW Ravensburg 11.1 101 

Dhigufaru Islands Resort 

5.2A 109, 109a 

DHISCO Inc. 8.1 139 

DIAMIR Erlebnisreisen GmbH 21.A 103 

DIAMIR Erlebnisreisen GmbH 5.2A 113 

Diamond Beach Hotel & Spa 3.2 201 

Diamond Cliff Resort & Spa 26.B 221 

Diana Dea Lodge & Spa 20. 132 

Diana Travel 3.2 124 

Diani Sea Lodge & Diani Sea Resort 21.A 120 

Die Bergischen Drei 8.2 103c 

Die Fränkischen Ferienlandschaften 6.2B 304 

Die Jugendherbergen gGmbH 18. 105 

Die Jugendherbergen in Rheinland- 

Pfalz und im Saarland 8.2 201b 

Die Nordischen Länder: Schweden- 

Finnland-Dänemark-Island-Norwegen 18. 128a-e 

Die Nordsee GmbH 6.2A 103 

Die Reisejournalisten 5.3 107 

Diesenhaus - Unitours Incoming Tourism 23.B 203 

Diethelm Travel Group 26.B 229 

Diethelm Travel The Maldives 5.2A 109, 109a 

Dife Travel Colombia S.A.S 

1.1 107, 107b 

diginetmedia 5.1 103 

Digital Trip Ltd. 5.1 112 

Dimore d’Epoca 1.2 104 

Dinaka Safari Lodge 20. 131 

Dinknesh Ethiopia Tours tE 21.A 121 

Dionysos Travel & Tours Ltd. 

2.2 111, 111a 

Direct Travel 7.2B 101a-c 

Discover Albania Club 1.2 214 

Discover Boracay Travel and Tours 26.A 101, 134 

Discover Dominica Authority 3.1 137 

Discover East 26.C 311 

Discover Holidays 2.1 302, 491 

Discover Indonesia 26.A 122, 123 

Discover Madagascar 20. 104 

Discover Moab 2.1 322 

Discover New England 2.1 502 

Discover Southamerica 1.1 114 

Discover Suriname Tours 3.1 123 

Discover Zanzibar Ltd. 21.A 123 

Discovery Holidays Co., Ltd. 26.B 218 

Discovery Hotel Management 9. 312 

Discovery Kartika Plaza Hotel 26.A 122, 123 

Discovery Overland Holidays 26.A 121 

Discovery Shores Boracay Resort 26.A 101, 134 

Discovery Travel Costa Rica 

3.1 236, 236b 

Disney Theatrical Group 2.1 405 

Distretto Turistico Selinunte 1.2 124a 

Distretto Turistico Selinunte, 

Sciacca Terme, Belice 1.2 124b 

Distretto Turistico Sicilia Occidentale 1.2 124a 

DITAB Didim Tourism Altyapi Hizmet Birli 3.2 201 

Diverse Destination Travel Pvt. Ltd. 5.2B 205, 205a 

Diversity Consulting International S.L. 3.1 211 

TomOnTour.com 3.1 204 

Divi Aruba All Inclusive 3.1 134 

Divi Aruba Phoenix Beach Resort 3.1 134 

Divi Dutch Village Resort 3.1 134 

Divi Village All inclusive Villas 3.1 134 

Divi Village Golf & Beach Resort Aruba 3.1 134 

Diyarbakir (Diyarbakir Valiligi Il 

Kültür ve Turizm Müdürlügü) 3.2 201 

DJH City Hostels Rheinland 8.2 103a 

DJH Gemeinsam Arbeiten gGmbH 18. 105 

DJH-Resort Neuharlingersiel - 

Die Jugendherbergen gGmbH 18. 105 

Djubo 6.1 138 

DMC Pearl Boutique Travel Indonesia 26.A 122, 123 

DMC REUNION Mille Tours 20. 132 

DN TOURS 2.1 116 

DNATA International Pvt.Ltd. 5.2B 205, 205a 

DNV-Tours Polska Sp. z o.o 15.1 100 

Doble Tree Hilton 21.A 123 

DOC DMC 2.2 208a 

Dogu Karadeniz Kalkinma Ajansi 3.2 201 

Dolan Hotels 18. 124 

Dolce Bad Nauheim 7.2C 101 

Dom Pedro Hotels 2.2 208a 

Dom Rep Tours 3.1 238 

Domaine National de Chambord 2.2 201, 201a 

Domaine Régional de Chaumont-sur-Loire 2.2 201, 201a 

Domäne der Grotten von Han 10.2 105 

Domestic Asia Tour 26.A 122, 123 

Domina Coral Bay Hotel, Resort, 

Spa & Casino - Red Sea 23.A 100 

Dominica Tourist Office 3.1 137 

Dominica Tours 3.1 137 

Hall 3.1 

Stand 131 

Dominican Republic Ministry of Tourism 3.1 131 

Domiruth 1.1 102 

Domitur - DMC 2.2 208c 

Dommuseum Hildesheim 16. 103 

Donau Oberösterreich 17. 103 

Donau Touristik GmbH 17. 103 

Dong Fang International Travel ≈ 

Finnland-Dänemark 26.C 310 

Dorint Hotel & Resorts 9. 104 

Dorling Kindersley 10.2 106 

Dorna Gasht Tour Operator 7.2A 100 

Dortmund Airport 8.2 101b 

DORTMUNDtourismus GmbH 8.2 101a 

Dosso Dossi 3.2 201 

Double Tree by Hilton 9. 316 

Double Tree by Hilton Hotels Tanzania 9. 316 

Double Tree by Hilton Milan 9. 316 

Double Tree by Hilton Venice North 9. 316 

Double Tree by Hilton Zagreb 9. 316 

DoubleTree by Hilton Luxemburg 9. 316 

Doubletree by Hilton Olbia Sardinia 9. 316 

Doubletree by Hilton Venice North 1.2 226 

Doubletree Resort by Hilton Central Pacific 3.1 236, 236b 

Douro Azul 2.2 208a 

Dr. Tigges Studienreisen 25. 109 

Dr. Weiglein Expeditions GmbH 26.A 116 

DR.SCHNELL Chemie GmbH 8.1 130 

Dravidian Trails Holidays Pvt. Ltd. 5.2B 223 

Dream Phuket Hotel & Spa 26.B 221 

Dreamcatcher Mauritius 20. 104 

Dreamlines 3.1 214 

Dresden Marketing GmbH 11.2 102 

Dresdner Residenz Konzerte 11.2 102 

Dresdner Stadtrundfahrt - 

Die Roten Doppeldecker GmbH 11.2 102 

D-Resort Grand Azur 3.2 201 

DRUKEYE TOURS & TRAVEL 26.C 305 

DRV - Vorsorgemanagement e.V. 10.1 117 

DRV Deutscher ReiseVerband e.V. 10.1 117 

DSC Management (EXPO 2016 Antalya) 3.2 201 

Dubai Link Tours LLC (GTE) 6.1 146 

Dubai Marine Beach Resort & Spa 22.A 103 

Dubai Parks and Resorts 22.A 103 

Dubai, Department of Tourism 

and Commerce Marketing 22.A 103 

Dublin Bus Tours 4.1 104 

Dubrovnik & Neretva County Tourist Board 1.2 216 

Duisburg Marketing GmbH 8.2 101a 

Dunas Safari 20. 114 

Dunes Adventures 22.B 200 

Duni JSco 15.1 101 

Dunkirk Tourism 

2.2 201, 201a 

Durban Tourism 20. 138 

Dusit D2 Chiang Mai 26.B 227 

Dusit D2 Phuket Resort 26.B 227 

Dusit International 9. 211 

Dusit International 26.B 227 

Dusit Island Resort Chiang Rai 26.B 227 

Dusit Thani Bangkok 26.B 227 

Dusit Thani Hua Hin 26.B 227 

Dusit Thani Krabi Beach Resort 26.B 227 

Dusit Thani Laguna Phuket 26.B 227 

Dusit Thani Maldives 

5.2A 109, 109a 

Dusit Thani Pattaya 26.B 227 

Düsseldorf Congress Sport & Event GmbH 8.2 103a 

Düsseldorf Marketing & Tourismus GmbH 8.2 103a-f 

Düsseldorfer Fachschule für Tourismus 11.1 106 

Dutch Biketours 10.2 102 

Dutch Cruise Line 10.2 102 

DW Dominican Wings S.A. 3.1 131 

Dwi Tour 26.A 122, 123 

Dynasty Travel Service & Incentive House 23.A 100 

E 

E. Breuninger GmbH & Co. KG 6.2B 202 

Eagle Tours 

3.1 236, 236b 

Eagle Travel 23.A 100 

EagleRider Motorcycle 2.1 435 

Eagles Palace 2.2 110 

earthTV network GmbH 1.1 104c 

Easia Travel c/o ATS Hotel 25. 181 

East Africa Travel - Jajab Hamisi 

REISEVERMITTLUNG 21.A 126 

East African Community 21.A 122 

East Bohemia Convention Bureau 7.2B 102a-b 

EAST Hotel 6.2A 102, 104 

East Line Tour The travel agency 2.1 119 

Eastend Hotels & Resorts 5.2B 223 

Eastern Cape Parks & Tourism Agency 20. 138 

Eastern Hotel Developers (Pvt) Ltd. 5.2A 107, 107b 

Eastern Macedonia and Thrace, Region 2.2 101 

Eastern Mediterranean Development 

Agency (Dogu Akdeniz Kalkinma Ajansi) 3.2 201 

Easy Bulgaria Travel Ltd 15.1 101 

EASY ROAD VIAGGI 1.2 226 

easyRaum GmbH 8.1 117 

EBC Hochschule Campus Düsseldorf 8.2 103a 

Eberl Online GmbH 6.2B 307 

EC Travel 4.2 119a 

ECCO-Reisen GmbH 25. 143 

Eco Team (Pvt) Ltd. 

5.2A 107, 107b 

Ecoandes Travel / Unigalapagos 1.1 110 

Ecole hôtelière de Lausanne 11.1 309 

Ecole Travel 3.1 236, 236b 

Economic Development Board 23.B 201 

ECONTEL HOTEL Berlin Charlottenburg 14.1 112 

ECONTEL HOTEL München 14.1 112 

ECONTEL HOTELS 14.1 112 

Ecotourism Ireland/ Ireland Walk Hike Bike 4.1 104 

EcoTraining 20. 134 

ECPAT Deutschland e.V. 4.1 219 

Ecuador Pure Life 1.1 110 

Ecuador, Ministry of Tourism 1.1 110 

Eden Bleu Hotel 20. 130 

Edison Travel Service Co. Ltd. 26.A 130 

Edmonton Tourism 2.1 491 

Eftalia Hotels 3.2 201 

egapark Erfurt 11.2 103 

Egmont Incoming Italy 1.2 123 

Egoli Tours 20. 134 

Egypt Hotels & Nile Cruises 23.A 100 

Egyptian Hotel Association 23.A 100 

Egyptian Touristic E.T.S. revised 23.A 100 

Eifel Tourismus (ET) Gesellschaft mbH 8.2 102b 

Eifel Tourismus GmbH 8.2 201a 

Eilat Hotel Association 23.B 203 

Eimermacher & Strategen 8.1 101 

Eix Estel SL 4.2 202 

Eix Hotels - Eix Lagotel 4.2 103 

EJB am Werbellinsee 4.1 109 

Ekmekciler Seyahat Acentesi 3.2 109 

El Al Israel Airlines 23.B 203 

El Conquistador A Waldorf Astoria Resort 2.1 316 

El Hierro Fremdenverkehrsamt 4.2 203 

El Malikia Resort Abu Dabbab 

Marsa Alam-Red Sea- Egypt 23.A 100 

El Monte RV 2.1 555 

El Mundo Tour The travel agency 2.1 119 

El Mundo Travel & Tours 26.A 101, 134 

El Nakhil Tours 23.A 100 

El Nido Resorts 26.A 101, 134 

El Perezoso 3.1 237 

El Salvador, Ministerio de Turismo 3.1 231 

Ela Quality Resort Belek 3.2 132 

Elding adventure at sea 18. 128c 

Electra Palace Resort 2.2 110 

Elephant Hills Co., Ltd. 26.B 221 

Elewana Africa 20. 120 

ELISA 4.2 103 

Elisabeth Hotel 9. 110 

Elite Hotels of Sweden 18. 128e 

Elite Island Resorts 3.1 142c 

Elite Island Resorts International 3.1 143 

Elite Resort & Spa 23.B 201 

Elite Travel - DMC 1.2 214 

Elite Travel & Tourism 22.B 200 

Elite Travel of Croatia 1.2 205 

Ellington Hotel Berlin 12. 101 

Elsass - Agence de Développement 

Touristique de Haute-Alsace 

2.2 201, 201a 

Elsass Tourismus 

2.2 201, 201a 

Elysium & Mediterranean Beach Hotel 2.2 111, 111a 

EMBRACE - Hotel Masatsch 9. 110 

Embrace Hotels 9. 110 

Embudu Village 

5.2A 109, 109a 

EMG - Essen Marketing GmbH 8.2 101a 

Eminds SRL 5.1 114 

Emir Hotels / Demirci Tu. Tes. Isl. A.S. 3.2 127 

Emirates Airline 22.A 100 

Emirates Airline 11.1 108 

Emirates Holidays 22.A 100 

Emirates Palace Abu Dhabi 9. 217 

Emirates Skywards 22.A 100 

Emitt (East Mediterranean International 

Tourism and Travel Exhibition) 3.2 201 

Emotions Beach Resort Hodelpa Garten Suites 3.1 131 

Emotions Destination Management / 

Island Focus Co. Ltd 20. 129 

Emperor Cruises Co., Ltd 26.C 330 

Empire Riverside Hotel 6.2A 102, 104 

Empire State Building Observatory 2.1 405 

Empresa Pública de Turismo Guayaquil, EP 1.1 110 

Emsland Touristik GmbH 6.2A 103 

ENC Tours Company 2.1 124 

Enchanting Hotels 

3.1 236, 236b 

Encore Tickets Ltd. 18. 123, 125 

Encounter Madagascar 20. 104 

Endeavour Safaris 20. 131 

Engelberg-Titlis Tourismus AG 17. 101,101a-c 

English Heritage 18. 123, 125 

English Riviera 18. 123, 125 

Enjoy Bavaria Tours 8.1 101 

Enjoy Oman (Trekking & Adventure) 22.B 200 





ENKA Seyahat 3.2 201 

ennit AG 5.1 103 

Enoria Viaggi 1.2 103 

Enterprise Rent-A-Car 9. 107 

Entertainment Cruises 2.1 519 

EON Resorts Group 

5.2A 109, 109a 

EPG Travel 26.B 201 

Epic Tour 3.1 231 

EPIC Trails Bike-Erlebnisse Zentralasien 2.1 112 

Epirus, Region 2.2 101 

Equinox 

5.2B 205, 205a 

Erbil Rotana 9. 308 

Erco Travels Pvt. Ltd. 

5.2B 205, 205a 

Eremito 1.2 114 

eRevMax 8.1 132 

Erfurt Tourismus & Marketing GmbH 11.2 103 

Erich Schmidt Verlag GmbH & Co. KG 10.2 106 

Eritrea, Ministry of Tourism of 

the State of Eritrea 21.A 108 

Erlangen, Tourist-Information 6.2B 305 

Es Saadi Marrakesch Resort 21.B 208 

Escapade Zanzibar 21.A 122 

Escher im Palast 10.2 102 

Eshet Incoming 23.B 203 

Esperanza Park 4.2 103 

Essential Destinations 21.A 122 

Estació Náutica de la Costa Daurada 4.2 202 

Estación Náutica Sant Antonio y San Josep 4.2 111 

Estado de México 1.1 101 

ESTEC - Czech Incoming 

Tour Operator & DMC 7.2B 102a-b 

Esterbauer Verlag 10.2 106 

Esteros Viajes 1.1 208 

Estonian Holidays AS 18. 126c 

Estonian Tourist Board 18. 126c 

Estravel AS 18. 126c 

Estrel Berlin 12. 101 

ETA (Bird) 8.1 113a 

Eternity Travel Ltd. 23.B 203 

Ethiopia, Green Land Tours & Hotels 21.A 102 

Ethiopian Airlines 21.A 121 

Ethiopian Tourism Organization 21.A 121 

Etho Metho Tours & Treks 26.C 335 

Hall 5.2A 

Stand 

109, 109a 

Ethos Maldives Pvt. Ltd. 

5.2A 109, 109a 

Etihad Airways 25. 110 

Etihad Holidays 22.B 211 

ETIK - Ege Turistik Isletmeler 

ve Konaklamalar Birligi 3.2 201 

ETL Tour and Travel 21.A 121 

ETOA - European tourism association 9. 301 

E-Travel.sk 7.2B 103 

Euphoria Hotels & Resorts 3.2 201 

EURO-ASIA TOURS & TRAVELS PVT. LTD 5.2A 110 

Euroguide Coach & Travel Ltd. 2.2 209 

Eurohostel - Finnish Hostel Chain (HiHostels) 18. 128b 

Eurolimousine Aachen 18. 117 

Eurolimousine Austria 18. 117 

Eurolimousine Baden-Baden 18. 117 

Eurolimousine Belgium 18. 117 

Eurolimousine Berlin 18. 117 

Eurolimousine Binz/Rügen 18. 117 

Eurolimousine Bonn 18. 117 

Eurolimousine Brazil 18. 117 

Eurolimousine Bremen 18. 117 

Eurolimousine Czech Republic 18. 117 

Eurolimousine Denmark 18. 117 

Eurolimousine Dresden 18. 117 

Eurolimousine Düsseldorf 18. 117 

Eurolimousine Eisenach 18. 117 

Eurolimousine Eisleben 18. 117 

Eurolimousine Erfurt 18. 117 

Eurolimousine Estonia/Latvis 18. 117 

Eurolimousine France 18. 117 

Eurolimousine Frankfurt/M. 18. 117 

Eurolimousine Frankfurt/O. 18. 117 

Eurolimousine Friedrichshafen 18. 117 

Eurolimousine Georgia 18. 117 

Eurolimousine Germany 18. 117 

Eurolimousine Halle 18. 117 

Eurolimousine Hamburg 18. 117 

Eurolimousine Hannover 18. 117 

Eurolimousine Hungary 18. 117 

Eurolimousine Italy 18. 117 

Eurolimousine Jena 18. 117 

Eurolimousine Köln 18. 117 

Eurolimousine Latvia 18. 117 

Eurolimousine Leipzig 18. 117 

Eurolimousine Lindau 18. 117 

Eurolimousine Lithuania 18. 117 

Eurolimousine Lübeck 18. 117 

Eurolimousine Luxembourg 18. 117 

Eurolimousine Memmingen 18. 117 

Eurolimousine München 18. 117 

Eurolimousine Netherlands 18. 117 

Eurolimousine Nürnberg/Erlangen 18. 117 

Eurolimousine Poland 18. 117 

Eurolimousine Potsdam 18. 117 

Eurolimousine Rostock/Schwerin 18. 117 

Eurolimousine Russia 18. 117 

Eurolimousine South Africa 18. 117 

Eurolimousine Spain 18. 117 

Eurolimousine Stuttgart 18. 117 

Eurolimousine Switzerland 18. 117 

Eurolimousine Trier 18. 117 

Eurolimousine United Kingdom 18. 117 

Eurolimousine Weimar 18. 117 

Eurolimousine Wittenberg 18. 117 

Europa Tourist Group 1.2 226 

Europa Travel & Tours 1.2 214 

Europäische Reiseversicherung AG 25. 126 

Europäisches Parlament Informationsbüro 

in Deutschland 12. 101 

Europa-Park GmbH & Co. Mack KG 6.2B 202 

EUROPARC Deutschland e.V. 12. 102 

Europastadt GörlitzZgorzelec GmbH 11.2 102 

Europastraße Historische Theater 16. 105 

Europcar 5.2A 114 

Hall 9. 

Stand 123 

Europcar Autovermietung GmbH 9. 123 

Europcar Costa Rica 

3.1 236, 236b 

Europe Champion Travel GmbH 26.C 312 

Europe Incoming International LLP 9. 301 

European Capital of Culture - Pafos 2017 2.2 111, 111a 

European Federation of Napoleonic Cities 16. 101 

European Travel Services Ltd. 18. 123, 125 

EuropeSpa med & wellness GmbH 25. 176 

Europlan SPA 1.2 103 

Euroregion Beskidy 15.1 100 

EUROTOURS INTERNATIONAL 17. 103 

Eurotur 1.1 209 

EuroVelo, the European cycle route network 4.1 244 

Eutopia Holdings Pvt Ltd (Anantara Resorts) 5.2A 109, 109a 

Euvea 9. 110 

EUVIBUS Indochina Travels GmbH 25. 139 

EVA AIR Corporation, Frankfurt Office 26.A 130 

Evaneos 4.1 237 

Evecon Tour Operator 1.1 208 

EVENT AGENCY SCENEVENTS 1.2 226 

Event Solutions Malta by Vacations Malta Ltd. 1.2 222 

EVEREST SUMMIT LODGES 5.2A 110 

Eviva Tour Vietnam 26.C 326 

Evoca Red de Hoteles 

1.1 107, 107b 

Evoluzion Travel 4.1 233 

Excalibur Tours 4.1 116 

Excellence Hotels 10.2 101 

Exciting Travel Holidays 

5.2A 109, 109a 

Exclusive & Different 3.1 142e 

Exelans Tourism 20. 103 

EXO TRAVEL 26.A 117 

Exotic Global Holidays (Private) Ltd. 5.2A 107, 107b 

Exotic Voyage Co., Ltd. 26.B 210-212 

Expedia 9. 322 

Expedición Panamundo 3.1 238 

Expeditions Myanmar Co Ltd 26.B 230 

Experience Ethipoia Travel 21.A 121 

Experience Kissimmee 2.1 315 

expert PR & HWM Communications GmbH 18. 124 

Explore Fairbanks 2.1 302 

Explore Georgia 15.1 103 

Explore Mongolia 25. 113 

ExploRussia 4.1 249 

expo2508 - Ausstellungskonzeption 

und -gestaltung 16. 100 

Express Airways GmbH 1.2 202 

Express des Îles 3.1 136 

Express Travel International GmbH 25. 103 

Exsel Authentic Hotels 20. 132 

Extraordinary 20. 119 

Extrapolitan 9. 301 

Extreme Ireland 18. 122 

Eysys 5.1 138 

Ezemvelo KZN Wildlife 20. 138 

F 

F+U Unternehmensgruppe GmbH 10.1 117 

F1 Infotech 8.1 113a 

Fachhochschule Stralsund 11.1 206 

Fachhochschule Westküste 11.1 104 

Færgen 18. 128a 

Fair Trade Tourism 4.1 202 

Fairfield Tours 20. 138 

Fairmont Bab Al Bahr 22.B 210 

Fairmont Dubai 9. 309 

Fairmont Hotels & Resorts 2.1 491 

Fairmont Le Montreux Palace 

17. 101,101a-c 

Fairmont Makati & Raffles Makati 26.A 101, 134 

Fairmont Nile City 23.A 100 

Fairmont Rey Juan Carlos Barcelona 9. 309 

Fairmont Sanur Beach Bali 9. 309 

Fairmont Singapore and Swissotel the Stamford 26.A 133 

Fairmont The Palm, Dubai 22.A 103 

FALCON SAFARIS 20. 136 

Falkensteiner Balance Resort Stegersbach 9. 110 

Falkensteiner Club Funimation Borik 9. 110 

Falkensteiner Club Funimation Katschberg 9. 110 

Falkensteiner Family Hotel Diadora 9. 110 

Falkensteiner Hotel & Grand Spa Marienbad 9. 110 

Falkensteiner Hotel & Spa Alpenresidenz Antholz 9. 110 

Falkensteiner Hotel & Spa Bad Leonfelden 9. 110 

Falkensteiner Hotel & Spa Bad Waltersdorf 9. 110 

Falkensteiner Hotel & Spa Carinzia 9. 110 

Falkensteiner Hotel & Spa Falkensteinerhof 9. 110 

Falkensteiner Hotel & Spa Iadera 9. 110 

Falkensteiner Hotel & Spa Jesolo 9. 110 

Falkensteiner Hotel & Spa Royal Seefeld 9. 110 

Falkensteiner Hotel & Spa Sonnenparadies 9. 110 

Falkensteiner Hotel Adriana 9. 110 

Falkensteiner Hotel Belgrad 9. 110 

Falkensteiner Hotel Cristallo 9. 110 

Falkensteiner Hotel Lido Ehrenburgerhof 9. 110 

Falkensteiner Hotel Margaretenguertel 9. 110 

Falkensteiner Hotel Schladming 9. 110 

Falkensteiner Hotel Sonnenalpe 9. 110 

Falkensteiner Hotels & Residences 9. 110 

Falkensteiner Schlosshotel Velden 9. 110 

Familotel AG 8.1 142 

Fancort-South Africa 20. 138 

Fantasia Hotel Deluxe Kemer 3.2 201 

Fantastico Sur - Torres del Paine 1.1 201 

FAR EAST HOSPITALITY 26.A 133 

Far West Travels and Tours Pvt. Ltd. 5.2A 110a 

Fargo-Moorhead CVB 2.1 464 

Farol Travel 2.2 208a 

Fashion Arena Prague Outlet 7.2B 102a-b 

FastBooking 9. 212 

Fat Tire Tours / Group Travel Paris 9. 301 

Fattal Hotel Chain Israel 23.B 203 

Federal Agency for Tourism 

of the Russian Federation 2.1 120 

Feenstra Rhein Linie 25. 158 

Felber Travel 1.1 114 

Felix-Mendelssohn-Bartholdy-Stiftung 11.2 102 

Felt-Art Studio 2.1 117 

Fën Hoteles 1.1 208 

Fendeq.com 22.A 208 

feratel media technologies AG 10.1 118 

feratel media technologies BV 10.1 118 

feratel media technologies GmbH 10.1 118 

feratel Schweiz AG 10.1 118 

Ferien- und Freizeitpark Slagharen 10.2 102 

Ferien- und Tagungszentrum Bethanien 9. 110 

Feriepartner Danmark 18. 128a 

Ferko Ilgaz Mountain Resort Hotel 3.2 109 

Fermanagh Lakeland Tourism 18. 122 

Fernandes Tours and Safaris 21.A 123 

Ferrari Land - Port Aventura World 4.2 104 

FerryKnowHow GmbH 18. 111 

FETHIYE 3.2 201 

FeWo-Channelmanager / 

SECRA Bookings GmbH 6.1 120 

FH Joanneum Institut Gesundheits- und 

Tourismusmanagement 11.1 306 

Fibula Er Travel - Skopje 1.2 201 

Fiditour 26.C 311 

FIFA Museum AG 

17. 101,101a-c 

Fiji Airways GSA Europe & UK 5.2A 103 

Fiji Tourism 5.2A 103 

Filmpark Babelsberg GmbH 12. 101 

Filokypros Character Houses Ltd. 2.2 111, 111a 

Filos Holidays & Travel 2.2 101 

Finca Cortesin, Hotel, Golf & Spa 5.3 106 

Finn Andalus Travel 

4.2 201,201a-c 

Finnair 18. 128a 

Finnlines Passagierdienst 18. 107 

Finolhu 

5.2A 109, 109a 

Firmatour 1.2 104 

First Car Rental and Sixt Rent a Car SA 20. 138 

First Hotels 18. 128d 

First Sun Mallorca Hotels - 

Asociacion Hotelera Capdepera 4.2 120 

First Travel Cambodia 26.B 225 

Fischereihafen-Betriebsgesellschaft mbH 6.2A 101 

Fisherman Tours and Travel Ltd. 21.A 123 

Fisherman’s Cove 20. 130 

Fisherman’s Point 3.1 142g 

FIT América Latina - Argentina 1.1 207 

FIT Reisen 25. 127 

FITUR, Feria International de Turismo 4.2 101,101a 

Five Forty Aviation 21.A 120 

Fiyord Tour 3.2 109 

Fjord Line 18. 128d 

Fjord Norway 18. 128d 

FKLM Ethiopia tours 21.A 121 

Hall 8.1. 

Stand 131 

Flair Hotels e.V. 8.1 131 

Flame of Africa 20. 106 

Flamenco Hotels & Resorts Egypt 23.A 108 

Flamingo Cancun Resort 1.1 101 

Flash Tour 23.A 116 

FlatsWire 6.1 145 

Fleming’s Hotel München City 9. 120 

Fletcher Hotels 10.2 102 

Flevoland.de 10.2 102 

Flightlink Limited 21.A 122 

Flipper Viaggi S.a.s. 1.2 107 

Flocert 4.1 214 

FLORA TOUR 7.2B 103 

Flores Destination Management Organisation 26.A 122, 123 

Floressa Bali Tours 26.A 122, 123 

Florian Travel 7.2B 103 

Florida Keys & Key West 3.1 205 

Florida Keys & Key West 2.1 315 

Floris Suite Hotel 3.1 135 

fluege.de 8.1 112 

Flughafen Berlin-Brandenburg 12. 101 


E / F / G 


Flughafen Bremen GmbH 6.2A 101 

Flughafen Dresden GmbH 11.2 104 

Flughafen Düsseldorf GmbH 8.2 103d 

Flughafen Erfurt GmbH 11.2 103 

Flughafen Frankfurt-Hahn / 

Frankfurt-Hahn Airport 25. 124 

Flughafen Friedrichshafen GmbH 6.2B 202 

Flughafen Hannover - Langenhagen GmbH 6.2A 103 

Flughafen Leipzig/Halle 11.2 104 

Flughafen Paderborn/Lippstadt GmbH 8.2 102b 

Flughafen Saarbrücken 8.2 202a 

Flughafen Stuttgart GmbH 6.2B 202 

Flussbett Hotel 9. 110 

FlyCar & Iglootel 18. 108 

FMO Flughafen Münster / Osnabrück GmbH 8.2 102b 

Focke Museum - Bremer Landesmuseum 

für Kunst und Kulturgeschichte 6.2A 101 

Focus Asia Cambodia 26.A 110 

Focus Asia Indonesia 26.A 110 

Focus Asia Laos 26.A 110 

Focus Asia Myanmar 26.A 110 

Focus Asia Thailand 26.A 110 

Focus Asia Vietnam 26.A 110 

Focus Asia Yunnan 26.A 110 

Focus Travel 26.C 332 

Fodele Beach & Water Park Holiday Resort 2.2 101 

Fofoti Tours 3.1 134 

Fondation Beyeler 16. 104 

Fontanestadt Neuruppin Tourismus- 

Service Bürgerbahnhof GmbH 12. 101 

Food and Travel Magazine 14.1 111 

Food in Tour 1.2 104 

Footprint Travel 26.C 326 

Footsteps in Africa 20. 120 

For You Travel 25. 134 

Forest Hotel 18. 108 

Foresters Arms Hotel 20. 113 

Forever Resorts 20. 138 

Fort Worth Convention & Visitors Bureau 2.1 425 

Fort Young Hotel 3.1 137 

Fortuna Tours DMC Mostar 1.2 212 

forumandersreisen 4.1 203 

Forvol International Services Ltd. 22.A 208 

Four Points by Sheraton 22.A 208 

Four Points By Sheraton Bali Kuta 26.A 122, 123 

Four Seasons Hotel 

2.2 111, 111a 

Four Seasons Resorts Bali 26.A 122, 123 

Foxes Safari Camps 21.A 122 

FOX-TOURS Reisen GmbH 25. 151 

Franckesche Stiftungen zu Halle 11.2 101 

FRANCO BOX Srl 1.2 107 

Frankenauer Hof 9. 110 

Frankenland Reisen 25. 101 

FrankenTourismus 6.2B 304 

Franken-Wein.Schöner.Land! 6.2B 304 

Frankfurt Airport 7.2C 102 

Frankfurter Personenschiffahrt Primus-Linie 7.2C 101 

Fraport Twin Star Airport Managment AD 15.1 101 

Fredericksburg & Convention Visitor Bureau 2.1 425 

Freehand 4.1 102 

Freiburg Wirtschaft Touristik 

und Messe GmbH & Co. KG 6.2B 202 

Freizeitpark Efteling 10.2 102 

Fremad Russia 25. 139 

Fremdenverkehrsamt der Extremadura 4.2 101,101a 

Fremdenverkehrsamt Lanzarote 4.2 203 

Fremdenverkehrsamt Malta 16. 100 

Fremen Tours 1.1 206 

French America Line 2.1 261 

French National Monuments 

2.2 201, 201a 

French Travel Partners 2.2 201, 201a 

French University of Tourism TOURISM 

RESEARCH & HIGHER EDUCATION 

ASSOCIATION - AsTRES 11.1 307 

freshcells systems engineering GmbH 6.1 133 

FRHI Hotels & Resorts 9. 309 

Fribourg Region Freiburger Tourismusverband 17. 101,101a-c 

Fridays Boracay 26.A 101, 134 

FRIENDS ADVENTURE TEAM (P.) LTD 5.2A 110 

friends hotels & more 8.1 117 

FTKP Wakatobi 26.A 122, 123 

Fuego Travel 3.2 201 

Fuerte Hotels 

4.2 201,201a-c 

Fuerteventura Fremdenverkehrsamt 4.2 203 

Fujairah Rotana Resort & Spa Al Aqah Beach 9. 308 

Fujairah Rotana Resort & Spa Al Aqah Beach 22.A 102 

Fujairah Tourism & Antiquities Authority 

Government of Fujairah, U.A.E 22.A 102 

Fulda - Tourismus 

und Kongressmanagement 7.2C 101 

Fundación Municipal Turismo para Cuenca. 1.1 110 

Fundación Siglo para el Turismo y 

las Artes de Castilla y Leon 4.2 101,101a 

Funke Medien NRW GmbH 14.1 101 

Furahia Tanzania Safari and Trekking Ltd. 21.A 122 

Furama Hotels International 

Management Pte Ltd 26.A 114 

Furama Resort & Furama Villas Danang 26.C 330 

Furaveri Island Resort & Spa 5.2A 109, 109a 

Furnace Creek Resort 2.1 435 

Fürth, Tourist-Information 6.2B 305 

Fusion Hotel 7.2B 102a-b 

Füssen Tourismus und Marketing 6.2B 308 

Futouris e. V. - die Nachhaltigkeitsinitiative 10.1 117 

fvw 11.1 214 

fvw 10.1 121 

fvw Akademie 10.1 121 

FVW Medien GmbH 10.1 121 

fvw Stellenmarkt 11.1 214 

fvw Stellenmarkt 10.1 121 

G 

Gadis Italia 1.2 113 

Gador Viajes 1.1 208 

GAdventures 4.1 102 

Gaeltacht Reisen 18. 122 

GAL Montefeltro Sviluppo 1.2 117 

Galacruises Expeditions 1.1 110 

Galapagos Experience 1.1 110 

Galapagos-Ecuador by EQ Touring 1.1 110 

Galaxy Travel & Tours Services 21.A 107 

Galaxy Travel Company 2.1 124 

Galeri Resort Hotel 3.2 201 

Galextur 1.1 110 

Galileo 3000 17. 109 

Gallano Resort Umbria 1.2 114 

Galo Resort Hotels 2.2 208b 

Gambia Tourism Board 21.A 104 

Gamma Touristic & Trade 7.2B 101a-c 

Gangehi Island Resort 

5.2A 109, 109a 

GAP Adventure Nepal P. LTD 5.2A 110 

GAPA Travel 3.1 238 

Gardaland Resort 1.2 226 

Gardasee-Garda Unico 1.2 226 

Garden Holiday Village 4.2 103 

Garden Lodge 20. 106 

Gardesh afarinan Pars 7.2A 100 

Gardeshgari melat 7.2A 100 

Garibaldi Overseas Ltd 

2.2 111, 111a 

Gartenträume - Historische Parks 

in Sachsen-Anhalt e.V. 11.2 101 

Gartour by HTS GRP 1.2 115 

Garuda Indonesia 25. 130 

Gashttour Travel Agency 7.2A 100 

Gasteinertal Tourismus GmbH 17. 103 

Gastwerk Hotel Hamburg 6.2A 102, 104 

Gateway Bolivia 1.1 206 

Gateway Brazil GmbH 1.1 204 

Gateway N.V. 8.1 122 

Gauja National Park 18. 126a 

Gay Berlin 12. 101 

Gaziantep Metropolitan Municipality 3.2 106 

GCB German Convention Bureau e.V. 12. 102 

GCH Hotel Group 9. 203 

GD Incentives GmbH 6.2A 102, 104 

Gebeco GmbH & Co. KG 25. 109 

Gebeco Länder erleben 25. 109 

Gefinor Rotana 9. 308 

GEIOS AG 6.2B 301 

GEKA (Güney Ege Kalkinma Ajansi) 3.2 201 

Gema Tours S.A. 

1.1 107, 107b 

Gemeentemuseum Den Haag 10.2 102 

Gemeinde Hrabusice National 

Park Slowakisches Paradies 7.2B 103 

Gemini Tours & Travel 

5.2A 107, 107b 

Generaldirektion Kulturelles Erbe Rheinland-Pfalz 8.2 201b 

Generator Hostels 9. 301 

Genesis Tours 23.B 203 

Gent Hotels 10.2 103 

Geo Reisen Ecuador 1.1 110 

Geo Travel Company 2.1 124 

Geoplan Touristik GmbH 25. 139 

George Steuart Travels Ltd 

5.2A 107, 107b 

George Turism 7.2B 101a-c 

Georgia Aquarium 2.1 345 

Georgia Tourism 2.1 345 

Georgian Discovery Tours 15.1 103 

Georgian DMC 15.1 103 

Georgian National Tourism Administration 15.1 103 

Georgian Travel 15.1 103 

GeorgiCa Travel 15.1 103 

Georgien Reisen 15.1 103 

Geovita SA 15.1 100 

GEPOET General Pan-Hellenic Federation 

of Tourism Enterprises 2.2 101 

Ger to Ger Responsible Tourism Agency 4.1 243 

GeraNova Bruckmann Verlagshaus GmbH 10.2 106 

Germania 25. 164 

Gesundheitsagentur NRW GmbH 8.2 102b 

GETOB South Aegean Hoteliers Association 

(Güney Ege Turistik ve Isletmeciler Birligi) 3.2 201 

Gewandhaus zu Leipzig 11.2 102 

GFK SE 25. 111 

Ghana Airport Company Limited 21.A 106 

Ghana Forestry Commission 21.A 106 

Ghana Tourism Authority 21.A 106 

Ghana Tourist Development Company 21.A 106 

Ghion Travel & Tours PLC 21.A 102a 

Ghion Travel and Tours Pvt. Ltd. Co. 5.3 103 

Ghoghnos Tour & Travel Agency 7.2A 100 

Ghoha Hills 20. 106 

Giant’s Causeway/ Causeway Coast 

and Glens 18. 122 

GIATA GmbH 5.1 100 

Gibraltar Tourist Board 2.2 114 

Giglio Travel s.r.l 1.2 116 

Gilan Tourism Company 2.1 124 

Gilgit-Baltistan Tourism Depa 5.2A 115 

Gili Lankanfushi Maldives 

5.2A 109, 109a 

Gili Lankanfushi Maldives 4.1 222 

GIRTAB (Giresun Turizm Altyapi Hizmet Birligi) 3.2 201 

GJ Travel 18. 128c 

Glasmuseum Frauenau 16. 102 

Glatzer Kurorte Polnische Kurortgruppe 15.1 100 

Glen Helen Homestead Lodge 5.2A 114 

Glion Institute of Higher Education 11.1 308 

Glion London Institute of Higher Education 11.1 308 

Global Communication Experts GmbH 5.3 111 

Global Destination Management Corporation 26.C 311 

Global Discovery B.V. 1.1 104b 

Global Encounters 4.1 102 

Global Finanz Consult Zanzibar Ltd. 21.A 123 

Global SafeTrack Systems 6.1 117 

Global Touch 8.1 113a 

Global View Consult 21.A 106 

Globetrotter Ausrüstung GmbH 4.1 228 

Globus Travel 1.2 214 

Globus Travel Agency 2.1 124 

Globus Voyages Maroc 21.B 208 

Gloria Hotel and Residences 22.A 103 

Gloria Hotels & Resorts 25. 145 

GMB Lasam Travel Agency 26.A 101, 134 

GMT-Travel Berlin GmbH 25. 169 

GNV - Grandi Navi Veloci 1.2 225 

Go Basquing 4.2 114 

Go Galapagaos - Kleintours 1.1 219 

Go Galapagos 1.1 110 

Go Galilee 23.B 203 

Go Global Travel LTD. 9. 219 

Go Indochine 26.C 314 

Go New York Tours 2.1 490 

GO Rentals New Zealand 5.2A 114 

Go Thailand Tours Co., Ltd. 26.B 221 

Go Travel AS 18. 126c 

Go Uganda Safaris Limited 21.A 119 

Go Vacation Indonesia 26.B 224 

Go Vacation Sri Lanka 26.B 224 

Go Vacation Thailand 26.B 224 

Go West Tours 2.1 561 

Goa Tourism 5.2B 224 

Gobalkans Travel DOOEL - Skopje 1.2 201 

Göbel’s Hotel AquaVita 7.2C 101 

Göbel’s Hotel Brauhaus zum Löwen 7.2C 101 

Göbel’s Hotel Quellenhof 7.2C 101 

Göbel’s Hotel Rodenberg 7.2C 101 

Göbel’s Landhotel Willingen 7.2C 101 

Göbel’s Posthotel Rotenburg 7.2C 101 

Göbel’s Schlosshotel Prinz von Hessen 7.2C 101 

Göbel’s Seehotel Diemelsee 7.2C 101 

Göbel’s Sophien Hotel 7.2C 101 

Göbel’s Vital Hotel Bad Sachsa 7.2C 101 

Gobierno de Aragón 4.2 101,101a 

Gobierno de Navarra 4.2 101,101a 

Goeres Group Luxembourg 10.2 101 

GoES Travel 4.1 116 

Go-Etna S.r.l. 4.1 234 

GoingRussia 2.1 120 

Gold Zanzibar Beach House & Spa 21.A 122 

Goldcar Rental 4.2 101,101a 

Golden Beach Village 20. 107 

Golden Express Tours Ltd 26.B 230 

Golden Foundation Tours Corp. 26.A 130 

Golden Leaf Hotels München 6.2B 315, 316 

Golden Ring Hotel Moscow 2.1 120 

Golden Sand Resort & Spa Hoi An 26.C 311 

Golden Sands Hotel Apartments 22.A 103 

Golden Star 

5.2A 107, 107b 

Golden Trip Travels & Tours Co., Ltd 26.A 103 

Golden Tulip 22.B 200 

GOLDEN TULIP 22.A 104 

Golden Tulip Hotels, Suites & Resorts 22.A 101, 101a 

Goldhotels 3.2 201 

Gölköy Yasam Resort 3.2 109 

Gondwana Collection Namibia 20. 114 

Gondwana Collection Namibia 20. 114 

GoNorth 18. 128c 

GoNorth Alaska Travel Center 2.1 302 

GoNorth Alaska Travel Center 2.1 302 

Gooderson Leisure 20. 134 

Gooderson Leisure 20. 134 

Gorgonia Beach Marsa Alam 23.A 100 

Gorillas and Wildlife Safaris 21.A 119 

Gosheni Safaris & Travel (T) Limited 21.A 122 

Göteborg & Co 18. 128e 

Government Tourism Office Zanzibar 21.A 123 

Governors’ Camps 20. 111 

Governorship of Cankiri 3.2 109 

Governorship of Kastamonu 3.2 109 

Governorship of Sinop 3.2 109 

goXplore with Gebeco 25. 109 

Grace Hotels Group 2.2 101 

Grafenstein Freizeitund 

Tourismuswerbung GmbH 5.3 107 

Grafschaft Bentheim Tourismus e.V. 6.2A 103 

Gran Canaria Fremdenverkehrsamt 4.2 203 

Gran Hotel Bahía del Duque Resort 4.2 119, 203 

Gran Melia Golf Resort Puerto Rico 2.1 316 

Granada Luxury Resort 3.2 201 

Granada Tourist Board 

4.2 201,201a-c 

Grand Aston Bali Beach Resort 26.A 122, 123 

Grand Canyon Tour and Travel 2.1 445 

Grand Holidays Ethiopia Tours PLC 21.A 121 

Grand Hotels 23.B 203 

GRAND HOTELS LUX 1.1 208 

Grand Hyatt 22.A 103 

Grand Hyatt Abu Dhabi 9. 218 

Grand Hyatt Abu Dhabi Hotel 

and Residences 22.B 210 

Grand Hyatt Bali 9. 218 

Grand Hyatt Bali 26.A 122, 123 

Grand Hyatt Cannes Hotel Martinez 9. 218 

Grand Hyatt Doha 9. 218 

Grand Hyatt Dubai & Hyatt Regency 

Dubai Creek Heights 9. 218 





Grand Hyatt Muscat 9. 218 

Grand India Travel Advisors Pvt. Ltd., 

GITA P. Ltd. Tours 

5.2B 205, 205a 

Grand India Travel Advisors Pvt. Ltd., 

GITA P. Ltd. Tours 

5.2B 205, 205a 

Grand Isle Resort 3.1 141 

Grand Lotus Tours 26.B 201 

Grand Millennium Al Wahda Abu Dhabi 22.B 210 

Grand Nikko Bali 26.A 122, 123 

Grand Pacific Sovereign Resort & Spa, Cha Am 26.B 221 

Grand Residences Riviera Cancun 1.1 101 

Grand Rotana Resort & Spa 9. 308 

Grand Whiz Hotel Nusa Dua 26.A 122, 123 

Grande Albergo Ausonia & Hungaria 1.2 226 

Grande Centre Point Hotel Ratchadamri 26.B 221 

Grandis-City 2.1 120 

GrandResort 

2.2 111, 111a 

Grapevine Convention and Visitors Bureau 2.1 425 

Graubünden Ferien 

17. 101,101a-c 

Gray Line 9. 306 

Gray Line Iceland 18. 128c 

GrayLine/CitySightseeing New York 2.1 511 

Great Lakes of North America 2.1 474 

Great Rivers Country, Illionois 2.1 375 

Great Silk Road Tours c/o Edelweiss Travel 2.1 116 

Greater Fort Lauderdale Convention 

& Visitors Bureau 3.1 206 

Greater Fort Lauderdale CVB 2.1 315 

Greater Houston CVB 2.1 425 

Greater Miami CVB 2.1 315 

Greater Palm Springs Convention 

& Visitors Bureau 2.1 435 

Greco Deltanet Services 2.2 119 

Grecotel 2.2 101 

Grecotel Cape Sounio 2.2 110 

GreekHolidays.travel 2.2 116 

Green Alligator travel & events AG 3.1 220 

Green Apple Travel Company 2.1 124 

Green Blue Red 3.1 231 

Green City Hotel Vauban 9. 110 

Green Ilgaz Turizm Seyahat Acentesi 3.2 109 

Green Safaris 20. 133 

Green Tiger GmbH 26.C 325 

Green Travel International Travel Agency 2.2 209 

Green Visions 4.1 225 

Green Wood Beach Resort 3.1 141 

Greenland Travel 4.1 213 

GreenLine Hotels GmbH 4.1 228a 

green-solutions GmbH & Co.KG 6.1 120 

Greenwich Travel Club Company 2.1 124 

Greifswald -Universitäts- und Hansestadt 6.2A 106 

Griechische Zentrale für Fremdenverkehr 2.2 101,101a 

GRIMMWELT Kassel GmbH 16. 100 

Grosvenor House, A Luxury Collection Hotel 22.A 103 

Groundline GmbH Global Cities. Local Tickets 18. 123, 125 

Group Promotions Ltd. 3.1 142a 

Group Tours 15.1 100 

Groupe Pierre & Vacances / 

Center Parcs Germany GmbH 

2.2 201, 201a 

Groupon International Travel GmbH 9. 105 

GRT Hotels & Resorts 5.2B 205, 205a 

Grün Berlin GmbH 12. 101 

Grüne Hauptstadt Essen 2017 8.2 101b 

Gruner + Jahr GmbH & Co. KG 9. 214 

Grünes Klima 3.1 230 

Grupo Ciudades Patrimonio 

de la Humanidad de España 4.2 101,101a 

Grupo Four Views Hotels 2.2 208b 

Grupo Hotusa 9. 320 

Grupo Meca 1.1 101 

Grupo Pachira - Tortuguero 

3.1 236, 236b 

Grupotel Alcudia Suite 4.2 103 

Grupotel Amapola 4.2 103 

Grupotel Los Principes & Spa 4.2 103 

Grupotel Natura Playa 4.2 103 

Grupotel Parc Natural 4.2 103 

GT Travel - Gudmundur Tyrfingsson 18. 128c 

GTP - Greek Travel Pages 2.2 101 

GTW Grimm Touristik Wetzlar GmbH 25. 101 

Guadeloupe Comité du Tourisme 3.1 136 

Guadeloupe Fremdenverkehrsbüro 3.1 136 

Guanajuato, Gobierno del Estado de 1.1 101 

Guangdong Nanhu International 

Travel Service Co Ltd 26.C 312 

Guatemala Heart of the Mayan World 3.1 232 

Guayaquil es mi Destino 1.1 110 

GUBSE AG 8.1 136 

GUBSE AG Delegación España 8.1 136 

Guennewig Hotel Bristol Bonn 9. 110 

Guennewig Hotel Bristol Mainz 9. 110 

Guennewig Hotel Chemnitzer Hof 9. 110 

Guennewig Hotel Esplanade 9. 110 

Guennewig Hotel Residence 9. 110 

Guennewig Hotel Uebachs 9. 110 

Guennewig Kommerz Hotel 9. 110 

GuestU 6.1 109 

Gujarat Tourism Tourism 

Corporation of Gujarat LTD. 

5.2B 205, 205a 

Gulf Air 23.B 201 

Gulf Hotels Group 23.B 201 

Gulliver Expeditions 1.1 110 

Gulliver Travel 1.2 227 

Gulliver Travel 25. 131 

Günnewig Hotels & Restaurants 9. 110 

Güral Premier Hotels & Resorts 3.2 138 

H 

H RESORT 20. 130 

H&H Touristik GmbH 

25. 101, 101a-b 

H. Top Hotels 4.2 202 

H.A.T.T.A. Hellenic Association 

of Travel & Tourist Agencies 2.2 101 

H10 Hotels 4.2 118 

h2c GmbH 8.1 117 

HA Hessen Agentur GmbH 7.2C 101 

Haad Tien Beach Resort, Koh Tao 26.B 221 

HAAGA-HELIA ammattikorkeakoulu OY 11.1 304 

Haarlem Marketing 10.2 102 

Haas Marketing & Communcation 5.3 114 

Habesha Tour Operatours 21.A 121 

Habtoor Grand Beach Resort & Spa 22.A 103 

Habtoor Hotels 22.A 103 

Hacienda La Danesa 1.1 110 

HADAG Seetouristik und Fährdienst AG 6.2A 102, 104 

Hagoos Basque Country DMC 4.2 114 

Hai Au Aviation 26.C 319 

Haikko Manor & Spa 18. 128b 

Haiti, Ministry of Tourism 3.1 240 

HALA Abu Dhabi 22.B 211 

Hala Arjaan by Rotana 9. 308 

Halberstadt Information 11.2 101 

Half Moon, A RockResort 3.1 142b 

Halkidiki Halkidiki Tourism Organisation 2.2 101 

Hallo Tourist! Westfalica-Verlag GmbH 14.1 102 

Hallwag Kümmerly+Frey AG 10.2 106 

Haman Scandinavia AS 18. 128e 

Hamburg Airport 6.2A 102, 104 

Hamburg Convention Bureau GmbH 6.2A 102, 104 

Hamburg Cruise Center e.V. 6.2A 102, 104 

Hamburg Tourismus GmbH 6.2A 102, 104 

Hamburger Abendblatt / 

Zeitungsgruppe Hamburg GmbH 14.1 101 

Hamburger Stadtrundfahrten 

Die Roten Doppeldecker GmbH 6.2A 102, 104 

Hamburger Symphoniker 6.2A 102, 104 

Hamburgische Staatsoper 6.2A 102, 104 

Hampshire Hotels 10.2 102 

Hampton by Hilton Hotels 9. 316 

Hanatour Japan, Inc 26.A 129 

Hand Picked Hotels Jersey 18. 124 

Handspan 26.C 325 

Hanging Gardens of Bali 26.A 122, 123 

Hankyu Hanshin Daiichi Hotel Group 26.A 129 

HANKYU TRAVEL 26.A 129 

Hannover Marketing & Tourismus GmbH 6.2A 103 

Hans Brinker Hostels 4.1 102 

Hans Brinker Hotel & Hostels 10.2 102 

Hansa Touristik GmbH 25. 167 

Hansar Samui Resort & Spa 26.B 221 

HanseMerkur Reiseversicherung AG 25. 168 

Hansmann PR 5.3 112 

Hapag-Lloyd Kreuzfahrten GmbH 25. 119 

Happy Nations Tour 21.A 121 

Happy Tours 1.2 214 

Happy Trails Indonesia 26.A 122, 123 

Happy Trails Malaysia Tours 26.A 121 

Haranah Tours 26.A 101, 134 

Harbour Plaza Hotels & Resorts 26.A 107 

Hard Rock Cafe Hamburg 6.2A 102, 104 

Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Punta Cana 3.1 131 

Hard Rock Hotel Bali 26.A 122, 123 

Hard Rock Hotel Pattaya 26.B 218 

Hard Rock International 9. 301 

Haria Geoturismo Natural Sostenible 4.1 247 

Harmony Makadi Bay Hotel 23.A 100 

Haryana Tourism Corporation Ltd. 5.2B 205, 205a 

Harzer Schmalspurbahnen GmbH 11.2 101 

Harzer Tourismusverband e. V. 11.2 101 

Hattusa Astyra Thermal Resort & Spa 3.2 105 

Haugan Cruises/ La Selva Junglelodge 1.1 110 

Haus der Geschichte der Bundesrepublik 

Deutschland 8.2 103b 

Haus der Spezialisten GbR c/o Venter Tours 26.C 322 

Haus Müllestumpe 9. 110 

Haus vom Guten Hirten 9. 110 

Hauser Exkursionen international GmbH 4.1 203 

Havas tour service The travel agency 2.1 119 

Hawaii Tourism Europe 2.1 215 

Hawk Rent a Car 26.A 121 

Hawk Travels (Pvt.) Ltd. 

5.2A 107, 107b 

Hayleys Tours 

5.2A 107, 107b 

HEAD GROUP 4.2 203 

Healing-Travel 5.2B 251 

Health Capital Berlin 12. 101 

HealthRegion Freiburg 6.2B 202 

Hegau Tourismus e.V. 6.2B 202 

Heidelberg Marketing GmbH 6.2B 202 

Heights Resort Jabal Shems 22.B 200 

Heilbad Podebrady 7.2B 102a-b 

Heilbronn Marketing GmbH 6.2B 202 

Heineken Experience 10.2 102 

Helden DMC 2.2 101 

Helena Resort 15.1 101 

Helilagon (Mauritius) Ltd 20. 129 

Helios Hotels & Resorts 2.2 101 

Helipass 

2.2 201, 201a 

Hellas Vacances 4.1 116 

Hellenic Island Services 2.2 102 

Helnan International Hotels 23.A 100 

Henri Hotel Hamburg Downtown 6.2A 102, 104 

Henri Willig Käse 10.2 102 

Herden Studienreisen 4.1 105 

Hereke Travel 3.2 201 

Heritage Hotels 21.A 120 

Heritage Line CO.LTD. 26.B 223a 

HEROLÉ-Reisen GmbH 4.1 113 

Herrnhuter Sterne GmbH 11.2 102 

Hertz Autovermietung GmbH 9. 304 

Herzog Anton Ulrich-Museum 16. 104 

Herzogtum Lauenburg Marketing 

und Service GmbH 6.2A 105 

Hess Travel Ethiopian PLC 21.A 121 

Hessen - Frankfurt Rhein-Main - Wiesbaden 

c/o HA Hessen Agentur GmbH 7.2C 101 

Hessischer Heilbäderverband e.V. 7.2C 101 

Hessischer Tourismusverband e.V. 7.2C 101 

Hessisches Landesmuseum Darmstadt 16. 101 

hetras Deutschland GmbH 8.1 117 

HG Travel 26.C 323 

HGH Travel 26.A 118 

H-Hotels.com 8.1 118 

Hi Bolivia! Travel & Tours 1.1 206 

Hi Tours (India) Pvt. Ltd. 5.2B 222 

Hiddenseer Hafen- und Kurbetrieb 

Seebad Insel Hiddensee 18. 106 

Hideaway Beach Resort & Spa 5.2A 109, 109a 

HIDEAWAYS HOTELS Collection 5.3 104 

Highline Tours & Travel 20. 119 

Hildesheim Marketing GmbH 16. 103 

Hili Rayhaan by Rotana 9. 308 

Hilton Abu Dhabi 22.B 210 

Hilton Aruba Resort Casino & Spa 3.1 134 

Hilton Athens 9. 316 

Hilton Brussels City 10.2 104 

Hilton Brussels City Hotel 9. 316 

Hilton Caribbean & Latin America 3.1 132 

Hilton Colon Quito & Hilton Colon Guayaquil 9. 316 

Hilton Copenhagen Airport 9. 316 

Hilton Curaçao 3.1 135 

Hilton Dalaman Sarigerme Resort & Spa 3.2 201 

Hilton Dresden 9. 316 

Hilton Dubai Jumeirah Residence 22.A 103 

Hilton French Polynesia 5.2A 105 

Hilton Garden Inn Hotels 9. 316 

Hilton Garden Inn San José La Sabana 3.1 236, 236b 

Hilton Garden Inn Tanger City Center, 

Morocco 21.B 208 

Hilton Giardini Naxos 9. 316 

Hilton Head Island/Bluffton VCB 2.1 340 

Hilton Helsinki Kalastajatorppa, 

Hilton Helsinki Strand & Helsinki Airport 9. 316 

Hilton Hotel Dubai Creek 22.A 103 

Hilton Hotel Seychelles 20. 130 

Hilton Hotels Dubai 22.A 103 

Hilton Hotels United Arab Emirates 

Worldwide 9. 316 

Hilton Kuwait Resort 22.A 208 

Hilton Malta 1.2 222 

Hilton Malta 9. 316 

Hilton Mauritius Resort & Spa 20. 129 

Hilton Mauritius Resort & Spa 9. 316 

Hilton Molino Stucky Venice 9. 316 

Hilton Myanmar 26.B 201 

Hilton Ngapali Resort & Spa 9. 316 

Hilton Ras Al Khaimah 

22.A 101, 101a 

Hilton Sa Torre Mallorca 9. 316 

Hilton Tanger City Center & 

Garten Inn Tanger City Center 9. 316 

Hilton Vienna, Hilton Vienna Plaza, Hilton 

Vienna Danube Waterfront, Hilton Innsbruck 9. 316 

Hilton Vilamoura 9. 316 

Hilton Worldwide 9. 316 

Hilton Worldwide Hotels Africa & Indian Ocean 9. 316 

Hilton Worldwide Hotels India 9. 316 

Hilton Worldwide Hotels Istanbul 9. 316 

Hilton Worldwide Hotels Japan 9. 316 

Hilton Worldwide Hotels Seychelles 9. 316 

Hilton Worldwide Hotels Thailand 9. 316 

Hilton Worldwide Hotels-Egypt 9. 316 

Hilton Worldwide Southern Africa 20. 138 

Hilton Worldwide Thailand 26.B 221 

Hilton Worldwide-Egypt 23.A 100 

Himaland Adventure Treks P. Ltd. 5.2A 110 

HIMALAYAN TRAVEL EXPERTS 26.C 305 

Hipotels 4.2 101,101a 

Hirschfeld Touristik Event GmbH 

& Co. KG 8.1 101 

Historic Environment Scotland 18. 123, 125 

Historic Royal Palaces 18. 123, 125 

Historische Museen Hamburg 6.2A 102, 104 

Historische Stadthalle Wuppertal 8.2 103b 

Historisches Museum der Pfalz 8.2 201b 

Historisches Museum Regensburg 6.2B 309-311 

HIT Alpinea 17. 109 

HIT Group 17. 109 

HitchHiker GmbH 5.1 124 

Hitit Ayas Thermal&Spa 3.2 105 

Hivernage Hotel & Spa 21.B 208 

HLX Touristik GmbH 25. 149 

HMS Hotel Management 

Services International GmbH 9. 303 

Ho Tram Beach Resort & Spa 26.A 110 

Hoa Binh Tourist 26.C 311 

Hochschule Bremen 11.1 215 

Hochschule Fresenius 11.1 111 

Hochschule für Technik und Wirtschaft Chur, 

Institut für Tourismus und Freizeit 11.1 209 

Hochschule für Technik und Wirtschaft 

des Saarlandes 11.1 207 

Hochschule für Wirtschaft und Recht Berlin 11.1 311 

Hochschule Harz 11.1 102 

Hochschule Heilbronn 11.1 204 

Hochschule Kempten 11.1 301a-b 

Hochschule München Fakultät für Tourismus 11.1 203 


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Hochschule Worms Fachbereich 

Touristik/Verkehrswesen 11.1 310 

Hochschule Zittau/Görlitz 11.1 217 

Hochschwarzwald Tourismus GmbH 6.2B 202 

HOCHsteiermark 17. 103 

Hod Hotel 23.B 203 

Hoffmanns Höfe 9. 110 

Hofgut Himmelreich 9. 110 

Hoist Group GmbH - hospitality innovations 6.1 128 

Hola Tours 1.1 101 

Hola Tours & Travel SLR 3.1 131 

Holiday Club Resorts Oy 18. 128b 

Holiday Extras GmbH 25. 139 

Holiday Inn Al Thuraya 22.A 208 

Holiday Inn Bangkok Silom 26.B 221 

Holiday Inn Downtown 22.A 208 

Holiday Inn Mauritius Airport 20. 129 

Holiday Inn Resort Aruba 3.1 134 

Holiday Inn Resort Bali Benoa 26.A 122, 123 

Holiday Inn Resort Krabi Ao Nang Beach 26.B 221 

Holiday Inn Resort Phuket 26.B 221 

Holiday Inn Salmiya 22.A 208 

Holiday Moments Tourism 22.A 103 

Holiday Shop Ltd. 15.1 101 

Holiday Travel 25. 131 

Holiday Travel Israel Ltd. 23.B 203 

Holiday World Hotels 

4.2 201,201a-c 

HolidayPirates GmbH 25. 140 

Holidayreporter 8.1 112 

Holidays to Treasure 5.2B 214 

Holland Inbound 10.2 102 

Holland Sail / sailing2gether 10.2 102 

Holstein Tourismus e.V. 6.2A 105 

Homestay.com 6.1 101 

Honduras, Instituto Hondureño de Turismo 3.1 235 

Hong Kong King Shine Travel Int’l Co.Limited 26.A 107 

Hong Kong Tourism Board 26.A 107 

Honour Way 20. 120 

Horas Tours 26.A 122, 123 

Horba Hunting 2.1 113a 

Horizon Ethiopia Tour and Travel Plc 21.A 121 

Horizon Karon Beach Resort & Spa 26.B 210-212 

Hornblower Niagara Cruises 2.1 491 

Hospitality Pulse, Inc. 10.1 112a 

HospitalityInside GmbH 9. 109 

Hotel & Golf Bwa Chik 3.1 136 

Hotel & Résidence Mahogany 3.1 136 

Hotel & Restaurant Landhaus Flottbek 6.2A 102, 104 

Hotel & Spa La Toubana 3.1 136 

Hotel am Kloster 9. 110 

Hotel am Schloss Ahrensburg 14.1 112 

Hotel Ambra Cortina 1.2 226 

Hotel and Laser Centre Európa 

fit superior - Hévíz 2.2 209 

Hotel Atlantic Kempinski Hamburg 9. 217 

Hotel Bachmair Weissach GmbH & Co KG 9. 312 

Hotel Beacon 2.1 405 

Hotel Berlin Berlin 9. 120 

Hotel Botánico & The Oriental Spa Garden 4.2 203 

Hotel C Suite**** 

2.2 201, 201a 

Hotel Capilla del Mar 

1.1 107, 107b 

Hotel Caribe Cartagena 

1.1 107, 107b 

Hotel Cartagena Plaza 

1.1 107, 107b 

Hotel Cascais Miragem 2.2 208a 

Hotel Claudius 9. 110 

Hotel Club Tihany 2.2 209 

Hotel Collegium Leoninum / 

Nova Vita Residenz Bonn GmbH 8.2 103a 

Hotel Continental Saigon 26.C 333 

Hotel Crowne Plaza 1.1 114 

Hotel de Autor 1.1 112 

Hotel de France 18. 124 

Hotel Divniy 2.1 113a 

Hotel Eggers 9. 110 

Hotel Eggers 6.2A 102, 104 

Hotel Equatorial Group 26.A 110 

Hotel Esplanade GmbH 8.1 101 

Hotel Excelsior-Monopol GmbH 7.2C 101 

Hotel Golf Village 3.1 136 

Hotel Granvia Kyoto 3.1 204b 

Hotel Habitation Grande Anse 3.1 136 

Hotel Hafen Hamburg 6.2A 102, 104 

Hotel Henry 26.A 101, 134 

Hotel Holiday Inn 3.1 231 

Hotel ICON 26.A 107 

Hotel im Kornspeicher 9. 110 

Hotel Imperator**** 

2.2 201, 201a 

Hotel Iso Syöte & Safaris 18. 108 

Hotel Jalta a.s. 7.2B 102a-b 

Hotel Jen Tanglin 26.A 133 

Hotel Kolping 9. 110 

Hotel la Cochera 1.1 201 

Hotel la Creole Beach Resort & Spa 3.1 136 

Hotel Laguna Park & Agua Club 15.1 101 

Hotel Lake View Ashok 5.2B 247 

Hotel Langley Fort Royal 3.1 136 

Hotel Langley Fort Royale / 

co Des Hotels es Des Îles 3.1 136 

Hotel Las Margaritas 1.1 114 

Hotel Le Jardin Malanga 3.1 136 

Hotel Le Meridien N’Fis 21.B 208 

Hotel Le Tsilaosa 20. 132 

Hotel Leones Marinos 3.1 231 

Hotel Los Monteros 

4.2 201,201a-c 

Hotel Lugano Dante Center 17. 106 

Hotel Madero - Buenos Aires 1.1 208 

Hotel Maya Kuala Lumpur 26.A 121 

Hotel Metro 2.1 405 

Hotel Miramare Sea Resort - Ischia 1.2 227 

HOTEL MS MAESTRANZA 4.2 121 

Hotel Mundial 2.2 208a 

Hotel Neptun Betriebsgesellschaft mbH 6.2A 106b 

Hotel NeuHaus 9. 110 

Hotel Nimotel*** Logis 

2.2 201, 201a 

Hotel Oasis (Pvt.) Ltd. 

5.2A 107, 107b 

Hotel Online Tourism (Pvt) Ltd. 5.2A 107, 107b 

Hotel Parador Resort & Spa 3.1 236, 236b 

Hotel Ponte Sisto - International 

Hotel Management S.r.l. (I.H.M. srl.) 1.2 108 

Hotel Pradeep 

5.2B 205, 205a 

Hotel Quinta da Marinha Resort/ 

Onyria Resorts 2.2 208a 

Hotel Résidence Le Vallon 3.1 136 

Hotel Restaurant Anders 9. 110 

Hotel Rio Serrano 1.1 201 

Hotel Rügenblick 9. 110 

Hotel Rural Casa Lugo 4.2 203 

Hotel Rural Predio Son Serra 4.2 103 

Hotel Ryoal Hoi An 26.A 118 

Hotel Sagitta 17. 106 

Hotel San Bada Resort & Spa 

3.1 236, 236b 

Hotel San Francisco Spiaggia Rimini 1.2 104 

Hotel SportSchloss Velen 8.1 117 

Hotel St. Fridolin 9. 110 

Hotel St. Michael 9. 110 

Hotel SWALIBO 20. 132 

Hotel Terme Mioni Pezzato Prima Spa 1.2 226 

Hotel Terme Olympia 1.2 226 

Hotel Terme Venezia 1.2 226 

Hotel THB Torrequebrada 

4.2 201,201a-c 

Hotel The Vine 2.2 208a 

Hotel Veronesi La Torre- Calzedonia 1.2 226 

Hotel Victory Therme Erding 6.2B 315, 316 

Hotel Vila Ombak 26.A 122, 123 

Hotel Vinum 9. 110 

Hotel Vorbach 6.2A 102, 104 

Hotel Westfalenhaus 1.1 114 

Hotel y Club Punta Leona 

3.1 236, 236b 

Hotel Yangon 26.B 201 

Hotel Zlatibor MONA 2.2 211 

Hotelbeds 8.1 123 

HOTELEDUCATION.ch 11.1 309 

Hoteles Cumbres 1.1 201 

Hoteles Decameron 

1.1 107, 107b 

Hoteles Elba 4.2 101,101a 

Hoteles Pabisa S.L.U. 4.2 101,101a 

Hotelfachschule Thun 11.1 309 

Hotelgruppe Budvanska Rivijera 1.2 221 

hotelkit GmbH 6.1 139 

hotelleriesuisse Swiss Hotel Association 17. 101,101a-c 

Hotelmatching 6.1 160a 

HotelMITCharme 17. 107 

HotelNetSolutions GmbH 10.1 120 

Hotelpartner Yield Management 10.1 106 

hotelreservierung.de 8.1 112 

Hotelroomauction.co.uk 

I Hotelkamerveiling.nl 10.1 115 

Hotels & Lodges (Tanzania) Limited 21.A 112 

Hotels and More Ltd. 18. 123, 125 

Hotels Balladins 2.2 201, 201a 

Hotels de Nimes 

2.2 201, 201a 

Hotels G 26.C 308 

Hotels Le Nautile Beach & Le Juliette Dodu 20. 132 

Hotels of Iceland 18. 128c 

Hotelschool the Hague - 

Hospitality Business School 11.1 216 

HotelsPro 9. 108 

Hotelverband Deutschland (IHA) 12. 102 

Hotix, Morocco, Tunisa 8.1 113a 

Hotusa Hotels 4.2 101,101a 

House of Bols Cocktail & Genever Experience 10.2 102 

Howard Hotels. Resorts. Suite. 26.A 130 

howtoistanbul.com (ICVB Istanbul) 3.2 201 

HQ plus 10.1 114 

HRC 7.2A 100 

HRS Group 9. 221 

HS Travel International Co. Ltd. 26.A 107 

HSM Lago Park 4.2 103 

HSMA Deutschland e.V. 8.1 117 

HST Tourism Consulting & Marketing 5.3 103 

HT Hotels 3.2 201 

HTP Orebic d.d. 1.2 203 

HTT Hungaricum Tours & Travel 2.2 209 

Hua Hin Marriott-Phuket Marriott 

Naiyang Bangkok 26.B 221 

hubermedia GmbH 6.1 122 

Huelva Tourist Board 

4.2 201,201a-c 

Hulhule Island Hotel 

5.2A 109, 109a 

Huma Island Resort & Spa 26.A 101, 134 

Hummingbird Travel Ltd. 

5.2A 109, 109a 

Hung Anh Travel 26.C 311 

Hungaria Concert Ltd 2.2 209 

Hunguest Hotels Zrt. 2.2 209 

Hunna Provincial Tourism Bureau 26.C 310 

Hunsrück-Touristik GmbH 8.2 201a 

HUP Zagreb Inc 1.2 216 

Hurtigruten GmbH 18. 128d 

Hussam Tours 23.B 202 

Hyatt Hotels and Resorts Thailand 26.B 221 

Hyatt Kuantan 26.A 121 

Hyatt Place Dubai / Baniyas Square 9. 218 

Hyatt Place Dubai/ Al Rigga 9. 218 

Hyatt Place Taghazout 9. 218 

Hyatt Regency Aruba Resort Spa and Casino 3.1 134 

Hyatt Regency Danang Resort and Spa 9. 218 

Hyatt Regency Delhi 9. 218 

Hyatt Regency Dubai 9. 218 

Hyatt Regency Dubai 22.A 103 

Hyatt Regency Dubai Creek Heights 22.A 103 

Hyatt Regency Hua Hin & The Barai 9. 218 

Hyatt Regency Kathmandu 9. 218 

Hyatt Regency Kuantan Resort 9. 218 

Hyatt Regency Mumbai 9. 218 

Hyatt Regency Phuket Resort 9. 218 

Hyatt Regency Sharm El Sheikh 9. 218 

Hyatt Regency Thessaloniki 9. 218 

Hyatt Regency Tokyo 9. 218 

Hyatt Services GmbH 9. 218 

I 

I LOVE NY Tourism 2.1 405 

Ias Tourist 1.2 104 

IATA 25. 153 

IBACAR Premium S.L. 4.2 101,101a 

Ibero Tours GmbH 1.2 202 

IIberostar Sunny Beach Resort 

Sunny Travel Club EOOD 15.1 101 

Iberotel Miramar Al Aqah Beach Resort 22.A 102 

Ibis One Central 22.A 103 

Ibiza Fremdenverkehrsamt 4.2 111 

IBIZA OLD TOWN 4.2 111 

IBM Deutschland GmbH 5.1 117 

Icebreaker Sampo and Kemi SnowCastle 18. 128b 

Iceland Travel 

18. 114, 114a 

Icelandair 

18. 114, 114a 

Icelandair Hotels Group 

18. 114, 114a 

Icelandic Farm Holidays 18. 128c 

IceWisdom International, LLC 4.1 215 

ICH Hotels 

2.2 201, 201a 

ICMI Collection 18. 123, 125 

ICS Travel Group 26.A 122, 123 

ICS Travel Group 26.B 226 

Idaho Tourism 2.1 255 

Idea Spa Travel Sp. z o.o. 15.1 100 

IDEAINDOCHINA TRAVEL 26.A 118 

Ideal Travel Ways 20. 131 

IDeaS 8.1 110 

Idiso Hotel Distribution 8.1 104 

IDM Südtirol - Alto Adige 1.2 215 

IDMS Tour Private Limited 

5.2B 205, 205a 

IFA Hotels & Resorts 4.2 208 

IFA Villas Bávaro Resort & Spa 3.1 131 

IFH GmbH 8.1 117 

IGA Berlin 2017 GmbH 12. 101 

IGLTA - International Gay 

& Lesbian Travel Association 3.1 203a 

Ignas Tour AG - SPA 1.2 231 

IHG (Muscat & Crown Plaza Salalah) 22.B 200 

Ikarus Tours GmbH 25. 104 

Iksir Resort Town 3.2 109 

Ilanga Travel 20. 138 

Ile de La Réunion Tourisme 20. 132 

Illinois Office of Tourism 2.1 375 

Imágenes Tropicales, Travel Agency 3.1 236, 236b 

Imagepoint Ltd.,Russia 8.1 113a 

Imagine Ethiopia Tours 21.A 121 

Imagine NZ Travel 5.2A 114 

Imbat Group Hotels (The Grand 

Blue Sky International) 3.2 201 

ImmerQi 11.1 314 

Immigration, Refugees 

and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) 2.1 491 

Imperial Austria 17. 103 

Impression Tourism Services (India) Pvt. Ltd. 5.2B 205, 205a 

Improtex Travel, Tours & Conferences 2.1 124 

Imvelo Safari Lodges 20. 136 

In Travel, Iscar Travel Services, S.L. 4.2 101,101a 

in.Stuttgart Veranstaltungsgesellschaft 

mbH & Co. KG 6.2B 202 

Inari-Saariselkä Tourism 18. 128b 

Inaya Putri Bali 26.A 122, 123 

Inbound Sumatra Travel 26.A 122, 123 

Inca Peru Travel 1.1 102 

Incema Travel Ltd. 

2.2 111, 111a 

Incentive & Leisure Services 1.1 109 

Incoming AAB - All About Belgium 10.2 103 

Incoming Italia 1.2 103 

Incotour Group Oy 2.1 122 

Incredible Voyages (P) Ltd. 

5.2B 205, 205a 

Independent Holiday Hostels of Ireland 4.1 104 

India Exotica Travels Pvt. Ltd. 5.2B 205, 205a 

India Tourism 

5.2B 205, 205a 

India Tourism Development Corp. ltd 5.2B 205, 205a 

India Tourism eCatalog 5.2B 245 

Indian Holiday Pvt. Ltd. 5.2B 254 

Indian Railway Catering and Tourism 

Corporation Ltd. (IRCTC) - North Zone 5.2B 205, 205a 

Indian Zing Tours Pvt. Ltd. 5.2B 241 

Indien Aktuell 5.2B 258 

Indigo DMC Group 

4.2 201,201a-c 

Indigo Pearl 26.B 210-212 

INDIGO Reisen GmbH 8.1 112 

Indo Asia Tours 5.2B 227 

Indo Journeys Pvt. Ltd. 5.2B 239 

Indochina Heritage Travel 26.B 225 

Indochina Legend Travel 26.C 311 

Indochina Sails Halong Huong Hai 

Group Co., Ltd. 26.C 332 

Indochina Travel Services Vietnam - ITS Vietnam 26.C 311 

Indoma Tours and Travel 21.A 123 





Hall 26.A. Stand 122, 123 

Indonesia Ministry of Tourism 26.A 122, 123 

Indonesia Service 26.C 303 

Indura Beach & Golf Resort 3.1 235 

Infinity Journeys, Inc. 26.A 101, 134 

Infoba DMC 1.1 208 

infomax websolutions GmbH 6.2B 301 

Infor (Deutschland) GmbH 8.1 113a 

Information Advanced Solutions (IAS) 8.1 113a 

INFOX GmbH & Co. Informationslogistik KG 5.1 137 

InfraCert GmbH 4.1 228a 

Ingan Tours 5.2A 114 

Ingolstadt Tourismus und Kongress GmbH 6.2B 312, 313 

Ingolstadt Village 6.2B 312, 313 

INICIATIVAS E DESENVOLVIMENTO 

IMOBILIÁRIO - IDB BRASIL S.A 1.1 213 

Inkaland Tours E.I.R.L. 1.1 109 

Inkallpa Lodge & Spa 1.1 102 

Inkanatura Travel 1.1 102 

Inkarri Hostal 1.1 102 

INLE LAKE VIEW RESORT & SPA 26.B 201 

Inner Maldives Holidays 

5.2A 109, 109a 

Inner Monglia Tourism Administration 26.C 310 

Innlink 9. 207 

Innotality Group 26.A 118 

Innovation Norway 18. 128d 

Innovation Norway 16. 102 

INOVA Hospitality Management 2.2 110 

INSECIA GmbH 6.1 160e 

Insel Information GmbH Insel Hiddensee 18. 106 

Insight Australia Travel 5.2A 114 

INSPIRATION ZIMBABWE 20. 136 

Institut für Management und Tourismus der FHW 11.1 104 

Instituto de Turismo de la Región de Murcia 4.2 101,101a 

Instyle Travel - eine Marke der Go 

East Reisen GmbH 25. 139 

Intas Destination Management 26.A 101, 134 

IntegraBus 6.1 160b 

Intendencia Departamental de Maldonado 1.1 210 

Inter Continental Malta 1.2 222 

Interact for Information Technology 8.1 113a 

Interactive CMS GmbH 6.1 164 

Interactive Tours 21.A 122 

interCaribbean Airways Ltd 3.1 147 

Intercenter Group 2.1 101 

InterCity Hotel 9. 319 

Interconnection Travels 26.B 201 

Intercontinental & Maitai & Brando 5.2A 105 

InterContinental Abu Dhabi 22.B 210 

InterContinental Bali Resort 26.A 122, 123 

Intercontinental Bucharest 7.2B 101a-c 

InterContinental Hotels Group 23.A 100 

Intercontinental Hotels Group Jordan 23.B 202 

InterContinental Mauritius Resort 20. 129 

InterContinental San Juan Hotel 2.1 316 

InterContinental Wien 17. 103 

intercup GmbH Reisebüround 

Objekteinrichtung 24. 104 

InteRes GmbH 10.1 117 

InterExchange, Inc.- Intern and Trainee USA 11.1 314 

intergerma Hotels & Tagungsstätten / 

T&M Media GmbH 6 Co. KG 5.3 105 

Interholiday AG 25. 139 

Interlaken Tourismus 

17. 101,101a-c 

Interline Chauffeurservice Eschborn GmbH 7.2C 101 

Intern Abroad 11.1 314 

International Delphic Council 3.1 129 

International Hospitality Enterprises 2.1 316 

International Travel & Congresses 23.B 203 

Internationale Beethovenfeste Bonn gGmbH 8.2 103b 

Internationale Hochschule Bad 

Honnef Bonn GmbH 11.1 103 

Intersight Tours & Travels (P) Ltd. 5.2B 223 

Intertimes Group 2.1 122 

Intertours Nepal (P.) Ltd. 5.2A 111 

Intertravel Viaggi Lufthansa City Center 1.2 113 

Into the Glacier 18. 128c 

INTOAFRICA ECO TRAVEL LTD. 21.A 122 

Intour Maldives Pvt. Ltd. 

5.2A 109, 109a 

Intourist LLC 2.1 121 

Intourmarket Travel Exhibition 2.1 120 

Intours Albania 1.2 214 

Intrepid Travel / Adventure Tours 5.2A 114 

Intrepid Travel GmbH 25. 147 

Intrepid Travel/ Adventure Tours Australia 25. 147 

Intui.travel Transfer 6.1 102 

Investaçor Hotel & Resorts 2.2 208d 

Invitation Romania 7.2B 101a-c 

Involatus Carrier Consulting GmbH 25. 116 

Iorana Hotels 1.1 201 

Ipekyolu Kalkinma Ajansi (IKA) 3.2 201 

IPW by U.S. Travel 2.1 490 

Iran Doostan Tours 7.2A 100 

Ireland for Youth & Adventure 4.1 104 

Ireland Ways 18. 122 

Irish Education Partners 11.1 314 

Irish Experience Tours 4.1 104 

Irish Ferries 18. 122 

Irish Greyhound Board 18. 122 

Irish Welcome Tours 18. 122 

Irland Information Tourism Ireland 18. 122 

Irman Pars Tour Operator 7.2A 100 

Irupe Lodge & Tours 1.1 208 

Isarradweg c/o Alpin Consult 6.2B 301 

Isetan Mitsukoshi Holdings Ltd. 26.A 106 

Isibindi Africa Lodges 20. 119 

ISITALIA - Italia Incoming International SRL 1.2 107 

Island Aviation 5.2A 109, 109a 

Island Continent Tours 20. 103 

Island Pro Travel 18. 128c 

Islandstofa / Promote Island 18. 128c 

Isles of Scilly 18. 123, 125 

ISO Travel Solutions 5.1 109 

Isos Thermal&Spa 3.2 105 

Israel Ministry of Tourism 23.B 203 

Isram Israel (Touring) Ltd. 25. 180 

Isrotel Hotel Ltd. 23.B 203 

Istrabenz Turizem 17. 109 

It exists 1.2 104 

Italcamel 8.1 134 

Italia Gastronomica SRL 1.2 124a 

Italian Hospitality Brand srl 1.2 114 

Italian Hospitality Collection 1.2 113 

Italienische Zentrale für Tourismus 1.2 125-127 

ITB Asia 1.1 108 

ITB Asia 18. 102 

ITB Asia 26.C 304a 

ITC “Asia Mountains” 2.1 117 

ITC Hotels India 5.2B 210 

Itermar Tour Operator & DMC 1.2 104 

ITO Tours 10.2 102 

Itravex 4.2 202 

ITS Städtereisen 8.2 103a 

ITT GmbH 25. 141, 146 

ITT Inspirations Travel & Tours 20. 121 

Iwan Herman Hotel & Travel Consultant 26.A 122, 123 

Iwanowski’s Reisebuchverlag Vertrieb 

und Service Iwanowski GmbH 10.2 106 

Izmailovo (Gamma, Delta) Tourist 

Hotel Complex 2.1 121 

Izmir (Izmir Valiligi) Il Kültür ve Turizm 

Müdürlügü 3.2 201 

Izmir Development Agency 3.2 107 

J 

J. Bachem VerlaG 10.2 106 

JA Maldives Private Limited (JA Manafaru) 5.2A 109, 109a 

JA Resorts & Hotels 22.A 105 

Jaarbeurs 10.2 102 

JAC Travel 18. 122 

Jac Travel Canada 2.1 491 

Jacaranda Hotel 21.A 120 

Jacaré Travel 1.1 104b 

Jackal Berry Tented Lodge 20. 106 

Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce 2.1 360 

JacTravel 8.1 129 

Jade Hochschule Wilhelmshaven 

/Oldenburg/Elsfleth 11.1 205 

Jade Marina Resort Hotel 26.B 201 

Jade Mountain, Saint Lucia 3.1 122 

J’adore Deluxe Hotel & Spa 3.2 201 

Jaén Tourist Board 

4.2 201,201a-c 

Jalisco is México 1.1 101 

Jamaika Tourist Board 3.1 139 

Jambiani Villas 21.A 122 

Jambuluwuk Oceano Hotels & Resorts 26.A 122, 123 

Jammu & Kashmir Tourism 

Department of Tourism 

5.2B 205, 205a 

Janambhumi Hotels & Resorts (P) Ltd 5.2B 205, 205a 

Jannah Hotels & Resorts 22.B 210 

JAN-POL Incoming Tour Operator 15.1 100 

JAPAN AIRLINES 26.A 129 

Japan National Tourism Organization 26.A 129 

Japan Railways Group 26.A 129 

Jasmine Palace Resort 23.A 111 

Jasmine Village 23.A 111 

Jaz Collection 23.A 117 

JAZ in the city 9. 319 

JC Portugal DMC 2.2 208a 

Jenman African Safaris 20. 120 

Jersey, Visit Jersey / Kanalinsel Jersey 18. 124 

Jerusalem Development Authority 23.B 203 

Jerusalem Hotel Association 23.B 203 

Jet Airways 25. 110 

Jet Leisure Maldives Pvt Ltd 

5.2A 109, 109a 

Jetan Travel Services 

Co Pvt Ltd (Adaaran Resorts) 5.2A 109, 109a 

Jetway Express Ltd. 26.A 107 

Jetwing Hotels Ltd. 

5.2A 107, 107b 

Jetwing Travels (Pvt.) Ltd. 

5.2A 107, 107b 

Jewel Tours 26.C 326 

JF Tours Innovation GmbH 26.A 129 

Jharkhand Tourism Directorate 

of Tourism Govt. of Jharkhand 5.2B 205, 205a 

Jia Jia Traveling Accomodation 

and Creation Co. 26.A 130 

JJW HOTELS & RESORTS 2.2 208c 

Job & Karriere Guide Touristik 11.1 214 

Job & Karriere Guide Touristik 10.1 121 

Jobsterne.de 11.1 214 

Joburg Tourism 20. 138 

Jochen Schweizer Corporate Solutions GmbH 8.1 117 

Jockfall Jakt och Fiske 18. 108 

Joex Travel 1.1 102 

John Chase Safaris 20. 131 

Jonview Canada Inc 2.1 491 

Jordan Experience Tours 23.B 202 

Jordan Projects for Tourism Development 22.B 208a 

Jordan Tourism Board 23.B 202 

Jordan Tours & Travel 23.B 202 

Jordan Valley Regional Council 23.B 203 

JourneyScapes (Pvt.) Ltd. 

5.2A 107, 107b 

Joy’s Resorts and Hotels 5.2B 223 

JPM Guides 25. 105 

JS Hotels - JS Alcudi-Mar 4.2 103 

JT Touristik GmbH 25. 178 

JTB Global Marketing & Travel Inc. 26.A 129 

Jucy Rentals 5.2A 114 

Jugendgästehaus Kühlungsborn 9. 110 

Jugendreise Akademie eG iG 4.1 110 

Jumbo Kingdom 26.A 107 

Jumbo Tours Group 4.2 109 

Jumeira Rotana 9. 308 

Jumeirah Beach Hotel 22.A 103 

Jumeirah Creekside Hotel 22.A 103 

Jumeirah Dhevanafushi 

5.2A 109, 109a 

Jumeirah Emirates Towers 22.A 103 

Jumeirah Etihad Towers 22.B 210 

Jumeirah Hotels and Resorts 22.A 103 

Jumeirah Messilah Beach Hotel & Spa 22.A 208 

Jumeirah Port Soller Hotel & Spa 4.2 101,101a 

Jumeirah Zabeel Saray Hotel 22.A 103 

Jungfrau Region Tourismus 

17. 101,101a-c 

Jungle Experiences Amazon Cruises & travel 5.3 103 

Jungle Travels India Pvt. Ltd. 

5.2B 205, 205a 

Juulchin Tourism Corporation 26.C 309 

Juulchin World Tours 26.C 309 

Juwel Hotels 14.1 112 

JW Marriott 22.A 208 

JW Marriott Phuket Resort & Spa 26.B 221 

JW Marriott Venice Resort & Spa 9. 302 

K 

Kadappuram Beach Resorts 

5.2B 205, 205a 

KAERA Industrie- und Touristik 

Versicherungsmakler GmbH 10.1 117 

Kafunta Safaris 20. 133 

Kagera Safaris 21.A 119 

Kahramana Beach Resort 23.A 100 

Kahramana Sharm El-Sheikh Hotel 23.A 100 

Kairali Ayurvedic 

Health Resort (P) Limited 5.2B 230 

Kalajoki Travel Association 18. 108 

Kaliningrad region, Ministry for tourism 2.1 121 

Kallpa Tour Operator 1.1 208 

Kamandalu Ubud 26.A 122, 123 

Kamchatskiy krai, Travel and 

External Affairs Agency of 2.1 120 

Kamelya Collection 3.2 139 

Kamino Tours DMC 1.1 101 

Kamstra Travel 10.2 102 

Kanab/Southern Utah Office of Tourism 2.1 322 

Kananga 20. 120 

Kanarische Inseln 4.2 203 

Kanda Residences Samui 26.B 221 

Kandertal Tourismus 

17. 101,101a-c 

Kandima Maldives 

5.2A 109, 109a 

Kanika Hotels & Resorts 

2.2 111, 111a 

Kansas/Oklahoma 2.1 253 

Kapetanios Hotels 

2.2 111, 111a 

KAPTID Cappadocia Tourist 

Hoteliers Association 3.2 201 

Karafuu Beach Resort & Spa 21.A 122 

Karakuram Adventure 5.2A 115 

Karaman Belediye Baskanligi 3.2 201 

Karbala Rayhaan by Rotana 9. 308 

Karen Blixen Camp Masai Mara 20. 120 

Karibu Travel Market 21.A 122 

Karibu World 21.A 122 

Kariega Game Reserve 20. 138 

Karnataka Tourism 5.2B 242 

Kärnten Werbung GmbH 17. 103 

Karpaten Hotels 7.2B 101a-c 

Karpaten Turism 7.2B 101a-c 

Kars (Kars Valiligi Il 


Karvan Leaders (Pvt). Ltd. 5.2A 115 

Kas-Day Tour Gun Turizm Seyahat Acentesi 3.2 109 

Kash Venture Travels Pvt. Ltd. (KVT) 5.2B 205, 205a 

Kassel Airport, Flughafen GmbH Kassel 7.2C 101 

Kassel Marketing GmbH 7.2C 101 

Kassel Marketing GmbH 16. 101 

Kata Beach Resort and Spa 26.B 210-212 

Kata Palm + Rawai Palm + 

Mai Khao Palm, Phuket 26.B 221 

Kata Sea Breeze Resort 26.B 210-212 

Katalogwerkstatt GmbH 5.1 133 

Katalonien, Catalan Tourist Board 4.2 202 

Katarina line 1.2 216 

Katathani Collection of Resorts 26.B 210-212 

Kathmandu Experience Travels & Tours P. Ltd. 5.2A 110 

Katla Travel 18. 128c 

Kaus Media Services 5.3 110 

Kavango Zambezi Transfrontier 

Conservation Area (TVCA) 20. 133 

Kaya Yachting 25. 170 

KAYS TRAVEL 20. 136 

Kayseri (Kayseri Valiligi Il Kültür 


Kayumanis Private Villa & Spa 26.A 122, 123 

Kaza Collection 20. 106 

Kazakhstan 2.1 123 

Kazan Committee for Tourism 2.1 121 

KB Representation 20. 134 

KB Representation 20. 134 

KD Deutsche Rheinschiffahrt AG 8.2 103a 

KD Köln-Düsseldorfer Deutsche 

Rheinschiffahrt AG 8.2 103a 


I / J / K / L 


KD Köln-Düsseldorfer Deutsche 

Rheinschiffahrt AG 16. 101 

Keahotels 18. 128c 

Keepers of the Sacred Tradition 

of Pipemakers 2.1 465 

Kelana DMC 26.A 122, 123 

Kemal Bay Hotel 3.2 201 

Kempinski Hotel Ajman 9. 217 

Kempinski Hotel Al Mouj Muscat, Oman 9. 217 

Kempinski Hotel Aqaba Red Sea 9. 217 

Kempinski Hotel Barbaros Bay Bodrum 9. 217 

Kempinski Hotel Beijing Lufthansa Center 9. 217 

Kempinski Hotel Bristol Berlin 9. 217 

Kempinski Hotel Ishtar Dead Sea 9. 217 

Kempinski Hotel Mall of the Emirates Dubai 9. 217 

Kempinski Hotel Soma Bay Red Sea 9. 217 

Kempinski Hotel The Dome Belek 9. 217 

Kempinski Hotels 9. 217 

Kempinski Nile Hotel Garden City Cairo 9. 217 

Kempinski Seychelles Resort 20. 130 

Kenya Airports Authority 21.A 120 

Kenya Airways 25. 130 

Kenya Tourism Board 21.A 120 

Kenyatta intl. Convection Centre 21.A 120 

Kenzan Wildlife Safaris 21.A 126 

Kenzi Hotels Group 21.B 208 

Ker & Downey Botswana 20. 131 

Kerala Tourism 5.2B 223 

Kerala Voyages (India) Pvt. Ltd. 5.2B 205, 205a 

Kerzner International One&Only Resorts, 

Atlantis the Palm, Mazagan Beach Resort 9. 209 

Keshet Educational Journeys 23.B 203 

KETAV Kemer Promotion Foundation 

(Kemer Yöresi Tanitim Vakfi) 3.2 201 

Ketzaltour, S.A. de C.V. 1.1 101 

Keukenhof 10.2 102 

Kevin Streit and Associates, LLC 2.1 490 

Key Tours International 1.2 214 

Khalidiya Palace Rayhaan by Rotana 9. 308 

Khaolak Holdings Co., Ltd. 26.B 209 

Khaolak Laguna Resort 26.B 221 

Khaolak Valley Company Limited 26.B 209 

Khasab Tours 22.B 200 

Khazar Travel Company 2.1 124 

KHC Westfalenhallen GmbH 8.2 101a 

Khiri Travel 26.B 203 

Kibran Tours PLC 21.A 102a 

Kicheche Camps 21.A 120 

Kichwa Peru Tour Operator 1.1 104a 

Kiel Marketing e.V. 6.2A 105 

Kigo, a RealPage Company 6.1 113 

Kilemakyaro Mountain Lodge 21.A 122 

Kili Villa Ltd. 21.A 122 

KILIFAIR Promotion Co. Ltd 21.A 122 

Kilima Camp/Tawi Lodge 21.A 120 

Kilimandscharo Active Tours Ltd. 21.A 122 

Kilit Global 3.2 135 

Killary Adventure Co./ Connemara 

Adventure Tours 4.1 104 

KINBOAT 10.2 102 

Kirimaya Golf Resort Spa 26.B 221 

Kirman Hotels 3.2 201 

Kiruna in Lapland 18. 108 

Kish Events and Festival Institution 7.2A 100 

Kish free zone organization 7.2A 100 

Kitzbühel l The Legend. 17. 103 

Klaipeda tourism and culture 

information centre 18. 126b 

Klassik Stiftung Weimar 11.2 103 

Klemmer International 

Versicherungsmakler GmbH 4.1 112 

Klimahaus® Bremerhaven 8° Ost 6.2A 101 

KLM Royal Dutch Airlines 25. 130 

Klocke Verlag GmbH 5.3 104 

Klühspies Reisen GmbH & Co. KG 4.1 115 

KMP Group 2.1 120 

Knappschaft-Bahn-See 26.A 111 

Knossos Travel 

2.2 111, 111a 

Koblenz-Touristik 8.2 201b 

Koc Otel 3.2 109 

Kochsberg Europa Akademie 9. 110 

Koh Samui Tourism Association 26.B 216 

Köln Bonn Airport 8.2 103e 

KölnTourismus GmbH 8.2 103a-f 

Kölntourist Personenschiffahrt am Dom GmbH 8.2 103a 

Kolo Travel Ltd 5.3 103 

Kolping Hotels und Resorts 9. 110 

Kolpinghaus Meran 9. 110 

Kolumba - Kunstmuseum des Erzbistums Köln 16. 104 

Komex Tours / Grupo Royale 1.1 101 

Kompas 17. 109 

Kompas Ethiopia Tours 21.A 121 

Kondor Tours GmbH 1.1 216 

Kongress- und Touristik Service 

Region Saarbrücken GmbH 8.2 202a 

KONOKONO BEACH RESORT 21.A 122 

Kontokali Bay Resort & Spa 2.2 101 

kontor2508 16. 100 

Kontour 

1.1 107, 107b 

Konya Büyüksehir Belediyesi 3.2 201 

Köpenicker Hauptmann Festspiele 12. 101 

KORA TOURS PVT. LTD 5.2A 110 

Korcula Hotels Croatia 1.2 203 

Korean Air 25. 130 

Korean Air 26.A 135 

Koreanische Zentrale für Tourismus 26.A 135 

Kos Island 2.2 123 

KOS Objekttextilien International GmbH 9. 109 

Kosice - Tourism 7.2B 103 

Kosovo Investment and Enterprise 

Support Agency (KIESA) 1.2 209 

Krabi Tourism Association 26.B 209 

Kradaed Thong Co., Ltd. 26.B 209 

Krakow Card 15.1 100 

Kreis Lippe-WALK 8.2 102a 

Kreisrat Cluj 7.2B 101a-c 

Kreisrat Satu Mare 7.2B 101a-c 

Kreola Ltd 20. 129 

Kreutzwald Hotel Tallinn 18. 109 

Kroatische Zentrale für Tourismus 1.2 216 

KSR Group GmbH 18. 113 

KTG Karlsruhe Tourismus GmbH 6.2B 202 

KTG Karlsruhe Tourismus GmbH 16. 104 

Kuching Travel Service Co., Ltd. 26.A 130 

Kudos Travel & Tourism 23.B 201 

Kultur- und Tourismusamt Stadt Lorsch 16. 104 

Kulturhauptstadt Europas Leeuwarden- 

Fryslan 2018 Leeuwarden-Fryslan 2018 10.2 102 

KulturLoungeBayern 6.2B 301 

Kulturstadt Mons 10.2 105 

Kunming China International 

Travel Service Co. Ltd. 26.C 310 

Kunnathur Mana Ayurveda 

Heritage&Wesfa Hospitality 

5.2B 205, 205a 

Kunstfest Weimar 16. 104 

Kunsthalle Bremen 6.2A 101 

Kunsthalle Düsseldorf KIT - Kunst im Tunnel 8.2 103b 

Kunsthalle Emden 16. 100 

Kunstmeile Hamburg GbR 6.2A 102, 104 

Kunstmeile Hamburg GbR 16. 100 

Kunstmuseum Bonn 8.2 103b 

Kunstmuseum Pablo Picasso Münster 16. 103 

Kunstsammlung Nordrhein-Westfalen 8.2 103b 

Kunth Verlag GmbH & Co. KG 10.2 106 

Kupu Kupu Resorts & Spa by L’OCCITANE 26.A 122, 123 

Kura Hulanda Resorts & GHL Hotels 3.1 135 

Kura-Kura Resort 26.A 122, 123 

Kurban Tours 22.B 210 

Kurort Cieplice - Polnische Kurortgruppe 15.1 100 

Kurort Kolobrzeg S.A. 15.1 100 

Kurort Polczyn - Polnische Kurortgruppe 15.1 100 

Kurort Swinoujscie S.A. 15.1 100 

Kursunlu Cavundur Termal Otel 3.2 109 

Kursunlu Han 3.2 109 

Kurz Mal Weg GmbH 8.1 112 

KUS Landkreis Pfaffenhofen a.d. Ilm 6.2B 312, 313 

Kusadasi Tourism Association 

(Kusadasi Tourizm ve Tanitma Dernegi) 3.2 201 

Kuwait Airways 21.B 214 

Kuwait Hotel Owners Association 22.A 208 

Kuwait Tourism Services Co 22.A 208 

Kuwait, Ministry of Information - Tourism Sector 22.A 208 

Kuzey Anadolu Kalkinma Ajansi 3.2 201 

KV Kommunalverlag GmbH & Co. KG 10.2 107 

Kvarner Tourismusverband der Region 1.2 207 

Kwale County 21.A 120 

Kwando Safaris 20. 131 

KYOTO CITY 26.A 129 

Kyrgyz Association of Tour Operators 2.1 117 

Kyrgyz Community Based Tourism 

Association KCBT 2.1 112 

L 

La Beduina Tours 23.B 202 

La Cala Resort 

4.2 201,201a-c 

La Flora Resort & Spa & Casa de La Flora 26.B 221 

La Palma Fremdenverkehrsamt 4.2 203 

La Palmeraie Boutique Hotel Tamarina 

by Mauritius Boutique Hotel 20. 129 

La Rioja Turismo 4.2 101,101a 

La Tortuga Verde 3.1 231 

La Ventana / Gala Tango 1.1 208 

La Veranda Resort 26.B 223a 

Ladera Resort 3.1 122 

Lafayette Travel 2.1 345 

Lafia Voyages 21.A 107 

LAGISATU TRAVEL 26.A 121 

Lago Maggiore - Fedora Cam Com VCO 1.2 223 

Lagoa do Algarve (Municipio) 2.2 205a 

Laguna Vista Beach Resort 23.A 100 

Laguna Vista Garden Resort 23.A 100 

Laguna Vista Residence 23.A 100 

Lahami Bay Beach Resort 

& Gardens, South Red Sea 23.A 103 

Lahn-Dill-Kreis 7.2C 101 

Lahntal Tourismus Verband e.V. 7.2C 101 

Lahn-Taunus-Touristik e.V. 7.2C 101 

Lahti & Southern Lake Päijänne Region 18. 128b 

Lake Nakuru Lodge 21.A 120 

Lalezar Thermal 3.2 105 

LAM - Linhas Aéreas de Moçambique 20. 107 

LAM Member (Blak Pvt Ltd) 5.2A 109, 109a 

Land and Lake Safaris 20. 101 

Land Fleesensee Service GmbH 6.2A 106b 

land in sicht AG 6.2B 307 

Land Tours GH LTD 21.A 106 

Landesamt für Denkmalpflege und 

Archäologie Sachsen-Anhalt 11.2 101 

Landesamt für Vorgeschichte 11.2 101 

Landesgartenschau Apolda 2017 GmbH 11.2 103 

Landeshauptstadt Potsdam 12. 101 

Landesverband für Kinderund 

Jugendreisen Berlin 

und Brandenburg e.V. 4.1 109 

Landgut Duin & Kruidberg 10.2 102 

Landgut Stober 7.1C 100 

Landidyll Hotels & Restaurants 10.1 119 

Landkreis Gießen - Wirtschaftsförderung 

/ Tourismus 7.2C 101 

Landkreis Harz 11.2 101 

Landratsamt Erding - Tourismus 6.2B 315, 316 

Landratsamt Konstanz Stabsstelle 

Wirtschaftsförderung, Tourismus und Europa 6.2B 202 

Langi Langi Beach Bungalows 21.A 122 

Langkawi Lagoon Resort 26.A 121 

Lanka Holidays.Net (Pvt.) Ltd. 5.2A 107, 107b 

Lanka Sportreizen 

5.2A 107, 107b 

Lanka Vacations (Pvt) Ltd 

5.2A 107, 107b 

Lanzarote and Chinijo Islands 

Unesco Global Geopark 4.1 247 

Laos - Ministry of Information, 

Culture and Tourism 26.C 329 

Lapland Hotels and Safaris 18. 128b 

Lapland Lodge AB 18. 108 

Lapland Resorts 18. 108 

Lares 1.1 210 

Larnaka Tourism Board 

2.2 111, 111a 

Las Dalias Hippy Market 4.2 111 

Las Gaviotas Suites Hotel 4.2 103 

Las Torres Patagonia, Hotel 1.1 201 

Las Vegas CVA 2.1 445 

LATAM Airlines Group 1.1 205 

Late Bolivia 1.1 206 

Latin America World 4.1 235 

Latin American Encounter 1.1 209 

Latincoming 3.1 238 

Latintrails 1.1 110 

Latsat Ltd., Latvia 8.1 113a 

Latventure Incoming Cia Ltda. 1.1 110 

Latvian Tourism Development Agency 18. 126a 

LAUGFS Leisure Ltd. 

5.2A 107, 107b 

Laureate Hospitality Education 11.1 308 

Lausanne Hospitality Consulting S.A. 17. 101,101a-c 

LC Peru 1.1 102 

Le Bristol Beirut Hotel 23.B 200 

Le Châtelain Boutique Hotel 10.2 104 

Le Cité du Vin 2.2 201, 201a 

Le Commodore Hotel 23.B 200 

Le Coral Hideaway Beyond Phuket, 

Natai Beach Pha 26.B 221 

Le Flamboyant 20. 129 

Le Havre Tourism 

2.2 201, 201a 

Le Meridien Abu Dhabi Tourist Club 22.B 210 

Le Meridien Al Aqah Beach Resort 22.A 102 

Le Meridien Grand Hotel Nürnberg 6.2B 305 

Le Meridien Phuket Beach Resort 26.B 210-212 

Le Meridien St. Julians Hotel & Spa 1.2 222 

Le Palmiste Resort & Spa Mauritius 20. 129 

Le Passage to India 25. 131 

Le Passage to India Tours 

and Travels Pvt. Ltd. 5.2B 215 

Le Peninsula Bay Beach Resort & Spa 

Blue Lagoon Beach Hotel Blue Bay 20. 129 

Le Relais de l’Hermitage Saint-Gilles 20. 132 

Le Royal Hotels & Resorts - Luxembourg 10.2 101 

Le Soliel de Boracay 26.A 101, 134 

Le Voyageur 20. 104 

Lebanon, Ministry of Tourism 23.B 200 

Leeds Castle 18. 123, 125 

Leeu Collection 20. 138 

Legendary Myanmar Travel 26.B 201 

Legian Beach Hotel/ Candi 

Beach Resort & Spa 26.A 122, 123 

Lehrstuhl für Wirtschaftsgeographie 

und Tourismusforschung, LMU München 11.1 312 

Leipzig Tourismus und Marketing GmbH 11.2 102 

Leisure For You 15.1 100 

Leisure Lodge Beach and Golf Resort 21.A 120 

Leisure Travel Services 23.A 100 

Lembaga Kemajuan Wilayah Pulau Pinang 26.A 121 

Lemonade Tour 3.2 201 

Lenbachhaus 16. 104 

Lenggries, Gästeinformation 6.2B 315, 316 

Lenk-Simmental Tourismus 

17. 101,101a-c 

Leonardo 10.1 110a 

Leonardo Hotels 8.1 135 

Leone Blu 1.2 113 

Leopard Beach Resort 21.A 120 

Leopard Tours Ltd. 21.A 125 

Leptos Calypso Hotels Public Ltd. 2.2 111, 111a 

Lernidee Erlebnisreisen GmbH 26.C 301 

Les Balades de Magalie 

2.2 201, 201a 

Les Hôtels de Paris 

2.2 201, 201a 

Les jardins du Mess 

2.2 201, 201a 

Les parfumeries Fragonard 

2.2 201, 201a 

Les Rives 26.C 311 

Les Roches International School 

of Hotel Management 11.1 308 

Les Roches Jin Jiang International 

Hotel Management College 11.1 308 

Les Roches Marbella International 

School of Hotel Management 11.1 308 

Lesotho Tourism Development Corporation 20. 115 

Letoonia Resorts 3.2 201 

Lets Go Maldives Pvt Ltd 

5.2A 109, 109a 

Let’s Go Travel 21.A 119 

Let’s Sea Hua Hin & Loligo Resort 26.B 221 

Lettischer Hotel- und Gaststättenverband 18. 126a 

Levon Travel 15.1 104 

LEXIS INSTITUTO 4.2 121 

L’hotel Group 26.A 107 

Liberec, Region 7.2B 102a-b 

Liberty Georgia Destination Management 15.1 103 

Liberty International Tourism 7.2B 101a-c 





Liberty International Tourism Group 9. 301 

Lidl E-Commerce International GmbH & Co. KG 18. 100 

Liebliches Taubertal, Tourismusverband 6.2B 304 

Liechtenstein Marketing 17. 102 

Lienes apartamenti 18. 126a 

Lifestyle Holidays Vacation Resort 3.1 131 

Lifestyle Retreats 26.A 122, 123 

Lihotec LLC, Russia 8.1 113a 

Lille 3000 

2.2 201, 201a 

Lille Tourism 

2.2 201, 201a 

Lily Beach Resort & Spa 

5.2A 109, 109a 

Lima Mentor 1.1 102 

Lima Tours 25. 131 

Lima Tours 1.1 102, 209 

Limassol Tourism Board 

2.2 111, 111a 

Limtravelone 1.2 123 

Lindbergh Tour & Travel 10.2 102 

Lindenhof 9. 110 

Lindian Village 2.2 110 

Lindner Hotels AG 9. 117 

LinTour Ltd. 15.1 101 

Lion Roars / Cape Hotels 20. 138 

Lions Dive & Beach Resort Curacao 3.1 135 

Lions of Tanzania Safari & Tours 21.A 122 

Liszt Academy of Music 16. 105 

Lit Bangkok Hotel & Residence 26.B 221 

Lithuanian State Department of Tourism 

under the Ministry of Economy 18. 126b 

Litore Resort Hotel & Spa 3.2 136 

Littlebig Road 2.1 490 

Live Riga 18. 126a 

Living Tours Portugal & Spain 2.2 208a 

Livingstone Jan Thiel Resort 3.1 135 

LKW Kultur 8.2 102b 

LLC “Vip Global Service” 2.1 108 

LLC Orient Adventure 2.1 116 

LLC. Javohir 2.1 113 

LLC.Orom Travel 2.1 113 

Lleva Tour Operator 1.1 114 

Lloret Turisme 4.2 202 

LMX Touristik GmbH 25. 102 

Loama Resort Maldives at Maamigili 5.2A 109, 109a 

Local Tourism Organization of Walbrzych 15.1 100 

Lochner Viajes 1.1 208 

Lodge Roche Tamarin & Spa 20. 132 

LodgIQ 10.1 112a 

Lodz Region 15.1 100 

Loews Don CeSar Hotel 2.1 315 

LogosTour GmbH Reiseveranstalter 

des Polnischen Lehrerverbandes 15.1 100 

Lohospo GmbH - Büro Allgäu 6.2B 307 

LOISIUM Kellerwelt Betriebs GmbH & Co KG 16. 105 

London & Partners 18. 123, 125 

London Tombs 18. 123, 125 

Long Beach Resort Hotel & Spa 3.2 201 

Long Island Convention & Visitors Ctr. 2.1 405 

Lonicera World Hotel 3.2 201 

Loop Head Tourism 18. 122 

Lopesan Hotel Group 4.2 208 

Lordos Beach Hotel 

2.2 111, 111a 

Lordos Hotels (Holdings) Ltd 2.2 111, 111a 

Loro Parque / Siam Park / Hotel Botánico 4.2 206 

Loro Parque SA 4.2 206 

Los Angeles Tourism & Convention Board 2.1 435 

Los Mochis - Copper Canyon Amapa Tours 1.1 101 

Lotus Asia Tours 26.A 121, 122, 123 

Lotus Asia Tours 20. 129 

Lotus Desaru Beach Beach Resort & Spa 26.A 121 

Louis Hotels Plc Ltd 2.2 107 

Louis Travel 

2.2 111, 111a 

Louisiana Office of Tourism 2.1 345 

LOURDES TRAVEL 23.B 203 

Louvre Hotels Group 9. 119 

LOVE FOR AFRICA 20. 136 

Lovely Tour LLC 2.1 120 

Lovers Grachtenrundfahrten 10.2 102 

LOWCOSTBEDS 25. 137 

Lower Silesia Tourist Organisation 15.1 100 

LT Aviana Travel 3.2 201 

LTC Media Verlag 2.1 103 

LTS International AG 25. 102 

L’TUR Tourismus AG 25. 149 

Luang Prabang View Hotel 26.A 110 

Lübeck und Travemünde Marketing GmbH 6.2A 105 

Lublin Regional Tourist Organisation 15.1 100 

Ludomar Travel di Neri Maria Cristina 1.2 114 

Lufthansa AirPlus Servicekarten GmbH 7.1C 100 

Lufthansa City Center 12. 102 

Lufthansa Holidays 25. 149 

Lüftner Cruises - Dr. W. Lüftner Reisen GmbH 25. 166 

Luna Hotels & Resorts 2.2 208d 

Luna Travel 2.2 211 

Lüneburger Heide GmbH 6.2A 103 

Lusanova DMC - Incoming Agentur 2.2 208a 

Lux Invicta 2.2 208a 

LUX Resorts & Hotel 

5.2A 109, 109a 

LUX* Resorts & Hotels 20. 124 

Luxair S.A. Luxembourg Airlines 10.2 101 

Luxe Voyage DMC 20. 129 

Luxembourg City Tourist Office 10.2 101 

Luxembourg City Trade Association 10.2 101 

Luxemburg, Landesverkehrsamt 10.2 101 

Luxury Travel LTD 26.C 330 

Luzern Tourismus 

17. 101,101a-c 

LV Travel - Lac Viet Travel 26.C 311 

LVR-LandesMuseum Bonn 8.2 103a 

LWL-Landesmuseum für Kunst und 

Kulturgeschichte 16. 103 

M 

M Tours Bled 17. 109 

M.T.S. Major Travel Services s.a. 21.B 208 

Maalu Maalu Resort & Spa (Pvt) Ltd. 5.2A 107, 107b 

Macao Government Tourism Office (MGTO) 26.A 108 

Macedonia, FYR - Agency for promotion 

and support of tourism 1.2 201 

Machaba Safari Camp 20. 111 

Machangulo Beach Lodge 20. 121 

Macho Halisi Ltd. 21.A 122 

Macnetix GmbH 9. 109 

MACONDO DMC 

1.1 107, 107b 

MacSun Travel doo Skopje 25. 182 

Mad River Boat Trips 2.1 360 

Mada Hotels 21.A 120 

MADAGASCAR LAND OF WONDERS 20. 103 

Madagascar National Tourism Board 20. 103 

Made 18. 123, 125 

Made in Chioggia- The little Venice 1.2 226 

Madeira Promotion Bureau 2.2 208a 

Madhya Pradesh Tourism 5.2B 247 

Madinat Jumeirah Resorts 22.A 103 

Madras Travels & Tours PVT.Ltd. 5.2B 205, 205a 

Madrid Destino, Cultura, Turismo y Negocio S.A. 4.2 101,101a 

Mafraq Hotel 22.B 210 

Magdeburg Marketing Kongress 

und Tourismus GmbH 11.2 101 

Magdeburger Tourismusverband 

Elbe-Börde-Heide e.V. 11.2 101 

Magic Arabia Tours 22.B 200 

Magic ways 

2.2 201, 201a 

Magisches Mexico 1.1 101 

Magri Turismo 1.1 206 

MAHAMAYA Boutique Resort 26.A 122, 123 

Maharashtra Tourism Development 

Corporation 5.2B 201 

Mahaweli Reach Hotel 

5.2A 107, 107b 

Mai Chau Ecolodge 26.C 320 

Mai Resorts / Seaview 

& Andaman Seaview, Phuket 26.B 221 

Maia Luxury Resort Paradiese Sun Hotel 20. 130 

Maikhao Dream Hotels & Resorts 26.B 221 

Mainau GmbH 6.2B 202 

Mainland Miltenberg-Churfranken e.V. 6.2B 303 

mainzplus CITYMARKETING GmbH 8.2 201b 

Mairdumont 10.2 106 

Maison Toscana 1.2 113 

Maistra d.d. 1.2 216 

Majestic Arjaan by Rotana 9. 308 

Majestic Holidays Ltd. 3.1 141 

Majestic Resorts 3.1 131 

MAK Holding for Hotels 23.A 100 

makrohaus AG 6.2B 301 

Makunudu Island 

5.2A 109, 109a 

Malaga City Tourism Board 4.2 121 

MÀLAGA GASTRONOMY 4.2 121 

Malahini Holdings Pvt. Ltd. (Kuda Bandos) 5.2A 109, 109a 

Malai Adventure 26.A 121 

Malaika Tanzania Tours and Safaris Ltd. 21.A 122 

Malawi Tourism 20. 101 

Malawi Tourism Council 20. 101 

Malawian Style 20. 101 

Malaysia Tourism Promotion Board 26.A 121 

Maldives 4.1 222 

Maldives 

5.2A 109, 109a 

Maldives Airports Company Limited 5.2A 109, 109a 

Maldives Association of Travel 

Agents & Tour Operators 

5.2A 109, 109a 

Maldives Getaways 

5.2A 109, 109a 

Maldives Marketing & PR Corporation 

c/o Kaus Media Services 5.3 102 

Maldives Tourism Development Corporation Plc 5.2A 109, 109a 

Malengo Tours & Safaris 21.A 123 

Malgrat Turisme 4.2 202 

Mali Travel Tours 21.A 101a 

Mali, Agence de Promotion 

Touristique du Mali APTM ex-OMATHO 21.A 107 

Malla Travel & Trek Services 5.2A 110 

Malla Trek & travel 25. 131 

Malmö Turism 18. 128e 

Malopolska Tourist Organisation 15.1 100 

Hall 1.2 

Stand 222 

Malta Fremdenverkehrsamt 1.2 222 

Malta Sun Island Services GmbH 1.2 222 

Mamberto 1.2 103 

Mammoth Lakes Tourism 2.1 435 

Mana Island Resort & Spa Fiji 5.2A 103 

Manathai Hotels & Resorts 26.B 221 

Manavgat Side Touristische Hotelier Verband 3.2 125a 

Manchebo Beach Resort & Spa Aruba 3.1 134 

Mandalay Hill Resort Hotel 26.B 201 

Mandalay Holidays Travels & Tours 26.B 201 

Mandarin Orchard Singapore 26.A 133 

Manila Hotel 26.A 101, 134 

Manipur Tourism 

5.2B 205, 205a 

Mann Yadanar Pon Airlines 26.B 201 

Mantovani Plotin Travel 

2.2 111, 111a 

Mapula Lodge & Major Blue Air 20. 131 

Mar Playa de Muro Suites 4.2 103 

Maradiva Villas Resort & Spa 20. 129 

MARAL Tours 7.2A 100 

Marasa Africa ( Mweya Safari Lodge) 21.A 119 

Marbella Corfu 2.2 110 

Marbella, Ayuntamiento de Marbella 4.2 115 

Marburg Stadt und Land Tourismus GmbH 7.2C 101 

Marca Treviso Consorzio Promozione 1.2 226 

Marcegaglia Tourism 1.2 103 

Marco Polo Central Asia Travel 2.1 114 

Marco Polo Reisen GmbH 25. 108 

Marco Polo Travel Technology Co. Ltd 6.1 144 

MARCO POLO Travels & Tours 26.B 230 

Marcopolo Iran Touring Company 7.2A 100 

Mardin (Mardin Valiligi Il 


Mareea Comtur 7.2B 101a-c 

Mareea Hotels 7.2B 101a-c 

Marhaba Services 22.A 103 

Marina Mandarin Singapore 26.A 133 

Marine Sea Adventures 

22.A 101, 101a 

Marintur Indonesia 26.A 122, 123 

Marismare Hotels 

2.2 111, 111a 

Mark International 2.1 490 

Mark Tours 22.B 200 

Marketing Gesellschaft Mönchengladbach mbH 8.2 103f 

Marketing-Gesellschaft Oberlausitz- 

Niederschlesien mbH 11.2 102 

Marketingkooperation Städte 

Schleswig-Holstein e.V. 6.2A 105 

Maroc Residences (Les Rosiers du Sud) 21.B 209 

Marokkanisches Fremdenverkehrsamt 21.B 208 

Marriott Hotels & Resorts Jordan 23.B 202 

Marriott Hotels International Ltd 9. 302 

Marriott Hotels of Asia Pacific 9. 302 

Marriott Hotels of Canada 9. 302 

Marriott Hotels of Caribbean & Latin America 9. 302 

Marriott Hotels of Europe 9. 302 

Marriott Hotels of Florida 9. 302 

Marriott Hotels of Middle East & Africa 9. 302 

Marriott Peru Hotels 1.1 102 

Marriott Salalah Resort 22.B 200 

Marshal Office of the Warmia 

and Mazury Region 15.1 100 

Marsman Drysdale Travel, Inc. 26.A 101, 134 

Marti Hotels & Marinas 3.2 123 

Martin Travel 1.1 114 

Martinique Comité Martiniquais du Tourisme 3.1 144 

Martin’s Hotels 10.2 103 

Maruku@Uluru 5.2A 114 

Masons Travel 20. 130 

Massachusetts Office of Tourism 2.1 502 

Masters Travel Service 

& Destination Touristic Services 23.A 110 

MASTOB Tourism Hotels Association 

of Manavgat Side Manavgat Side 

Turistik Otelciler Birligi) 3.2 201 

Matagalpa Tours Nicaragua 3.1 237 

Matahari Beach Resort & Spa 26.A 122, 123 

Matamanoa Island Resort 5.2A 103 

Matembezi 21.A 122 

Mathias Tourism Co. W.L.L 23.B 201 

Matobo Hills Lodge 20. 136 

Matoke Tours 21.A 119 

Mat-Su Convention & Visitors Bureau 2.1 302 

Matterhorn Gotthard Bahn 

17. 101,101a-c 

Mauermuseum - Museum Haus 

am Checkpoint Charlie 12. 101 

Maui, Britz, Mighty Campervan Rental 5.2A 114 

Mauly Tours & Safaris Ltd. 21.A 122 

Mauritius Tourism Promotion Authority 20. 129 

Mauritours Ltd 20. 129 

Mauritshuis 10.2 102 

Mautourco 20. 129 

Maverick Aviation Group 2.1 445 

Max Ernst Museum Brühl des LVR 8.2 103f 

Maxim Experience 1.1 201 

Maxx Royal Resorts & Voyage Hotels 25. 163 

Maya Ubud Resort & Spa 

and Maya Sanur Resort & Spa 26.A 122, 123 

Mayaland Since 1921 1.1 101 

Mayan Caribbean 3.1 235 

Mayan Escapes 3.1 231 

Mayan Princess Beach Resort/ 

Turquoise Bay Resort 3.1 235 

Mayflower Holidays Sdn Bhd 26.A 121 

Mayotte Comité Départemental du Tourisme 20. 105 

Mbali Mbali Lodges and Camps 21.A 122 

Mberesero Lodges and Tented Camps 21.A 122 

MBK Hotels & Tourism Co., 

Ltd. (Pathumwan Princess) 26.B 221 

Mbtravel - Madeira & Azores 2.2 208b 

MC Group Hotels 3.2 201 

McArthurGlen Group 1.2 120 

MCI Management Center Innsbruck 11.1 213 

mCruise GmbH 3.1 214 

McTours Centroamerica 3.1 235 

MDT Makler der Touristik GmbH 25. 139 

Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, 

Tourismusverband e.V. 

6.2A 106,106a-b 

Medellín Convention Bureau 

1.1 107, 107b 

MEDER CommTech GmbH 6.1 118 

Media Carrier GmbH 9. 109 

Media Rotana 9. 308 

Medical SPA Travel 15.1 100 

Medikur Reisen GmbH 25. 139 

Mediplus Gruppe GmbH Deutschland 25. 139 

Médoc Océan 

2.2 201, 201a 

MeerArbeit, Fachvermittlung für Hotelund 

Gaststättengewerbe 11.1 210 

Meet in Georgia LTD 15.1 103 


L / M / N 


Meet Travel 3.2 201 

meetago GmbH 8.1 117 

Meeting Point International 25. 177 

meetingmasters.de MICE Procurement 8.1 116 

meetingmasters.de Teilnehmermanagement 8.1 125 

Mega Global Air Services (Maldives) Pvt. Ltd. 5.2A 109, 109a 

Mega Travel 2.2 101 

Megal Suites Hotel 1.1 114 

MEHR! Entertainment GmbH 8.2 102c 

MEININGER Hotels 4.1 102 

meinpepp 25. 176 

Mekong Cruises and The Luang Say Residence 26.A 110 

Mekong Eyes Ltd. 26.C 325 

Melas Hotels 3.2 201 

Meli Tours 2.2 101 

Melia Bali Indonesia 26.A 122, 123 

Melia Caribe Tropical 3.1 131 

Melia Hotels I Portugal 2.2 208b 

Meliá Hotels International 9. 201 

Melia Hotels International Bulgaria 15.1 101 

Melia Purosani Hotel 26.A 122, 123 

Melia Yangon 26.B 201 

Melia Zanzibar 21.A 122 

Melo Travel 2.2 208d 

Memnon Tours 23.A 100 

Mémorial de Verdun 

2.2 201, 201a 

Memorial Museum Passchendaele 1917 

- Zonnebeke 10.2 103 

Memoris Ltd. 20. 129 

Mena House Hotel 23.A 100 

Mercado & Eventos - Brasil 1.1 217 

Mercedes-Benz Museum 6.2B 202 

Mercure Grand Hotel Seef 23.B 201 

Mercurius Info Tours 7.2B 101a-c 

Mercury Travels Limited 5.2B 235 

Meritus Pelangi Beach Resort & Spa 26.A 121 

Merlin Entertainments 18. 123, 125 

Merlin Entertainments 2.1 519 

Mersin (Mersin Valiligi il 


Mersin Turizm Isletmecileri Dernegi (Mertid) 3.2 117 

Mersin Turizm Platformu 3.2 117 

MesaStila 26.A 122, 123 

Mesoamerica Travel 3.1 235 

Messe Bremen, WFB Wirtschafstförderung 

Bremen GmbH, Musikfestival jazzahead! 6.2A 101 

Messe Reise Markt 4.1 203 

Messerschmidt Reisen 7.2B 101a-c 

Messe und Veanstaltungs GmbH 

Deutsch-Polnische Tourist Information 12. 101 

MesseReiseMarkt 26.B 230 

Metropolitan Museum of Art 2.1 405 

Metropolitan Touring - South America 1.1 105 

Metropolitan Touring Argentina 1.1 105 

Metropolitan Touring Colombia 1.1 105 

Metropolitan Touring Peru 1.1 105 

METS Travel & Tours 3.1 123 

Mexcellence Travel 1.1 101 

Mexico City Tourism Trust 1.1 101 

Mexico Desconocido 1.1 101 

Mexico Touring DMC 1.1 101 

Mexico Tourism Board 1.1 101 

Meydan Hotels & Hospitality 22.A 103 

Mezoon Travels 22.B 200 

MFB Mein Fernbus GmbH 12. 102 

MG Holiday 26.B 207b 

MGM Muthu Hotels 2.2 208c 

MGM Resorts International 2.1 345 

MHK - Museumslandschaft Hessen Kassel 16. 101 

MHP Tours & Travel 26.A 122, 123 

MICE PORTAL GmbH 7.1C 100 

MICEview - competitive market intelligence 8.1 117 

Michael Müller Verlag GmbH 10.2 106 


Michelangelo International Travel s.r.l. 17. 107 

Mida Hotels and Resorts 26.A 110 

Middelpunt Belgien 9. 110 

Midden-Limburg Marketing 10.2 102 

Middle East Airlines 25. 130 

Middle East Airlines - MEA 23.B 200 

Midoco GmbH 6.1 164 

Mielno Commune 15.1 100 

MIKI REISEN 26.A 129 

Miki Travel Limited 8.1 113b 

Miles & More GmbH 25. 152 

Milestone Safaris & Mountaineering 21.A 122 

Millenium & Copthorne Hotels 22.B 200 

Millenium Resort Patong Phuket 26.B 221 

Millennium & Copthorne Hotels plc 9. 303 

Millennium Airport Hotel Dubai 22.A 103 

Millennium Hotels and Resorts 

International Hotels 26.A 133 

Millennium Hotels Dubai 22.A 103 

Millennium Plaza Hotel Dubai 22.A 103 

Miller Incoming GmbH 3.1 230 

Miller Reisen GmbH 3.1 230 

Mimino Travel 15.1 103 

Ministerium fur Kulturen und Tourism 1.1 206 

Ministry of Natural Resources and Tourism 21.A 122 

Ministry of Tourism & Hospitality Industry 20. 136 

Minoan Lines 2.2 101 

Minor Hotel Group 26.B 232 

Minor Hotels Vietnam 26.C 331 

Minos Beach Art Hotel 2.2 110 

Miracle Resort Hotel 3.2 201 

Miracle Tourism 22.A 103 

Miraggio Thermal Spa Resort 2.2 110 

Miramare Hotels 3.2 201 

Mirihi Island Resort 

5.2A 109, 109a 

Misa Tours International 2.1 491 

Mississippi Tourism 2.1 345 

Mitad del Mundo, EP deTurismo 1.1 110 

Mitsis Hotels 2.2 108 

Mittelweser-Touristik GmbH 6.2A 103 

mo´media 10.2 102 

Moby Lines Europe GmbH 1.2 228 

Modenatur Incoming Tour Operator & DMC 1.2 104 

Moevenpick Resort Laem Yai Beach Samui 26.B 221 

Mogotel 18. 126a 

Moivaro Lodges & Tented Camps 21.A 101 

Moldova, Tourism Agency 

of the Republic of Moldova 7.2B 104 

Moletai municipality 18. 126b 

Mombasa County 21.A 120 

Moments 3.1 203b 

Mon Discovery Tours Co., Ltd. 2.1 114 

Monarch Travel 21.B 208 

Mondial Destination Management 

Your DMC for Central Europe 17. 103 

Mondigital Tour LLC 26.C 309 

Mondorf Domaine Thermal 10.2 101 

Mondrian to Dutch Design 10.2 102 

Moneem Rad 4.1 232 

Mongolia-Great Genghis Tours 26.C 309 

Mongolian Tourism Association 26.C 309 

Monpays Tours 21.A 121 

Monte da Quinta Resort 2.2 208c 

Monte Santo Resort 2.2 208d 

Montenegro National Tourism Organisation 1.2 221 

Montenegrostars Hotel Group 1.2 221 

Montreux Oberland Bernois 

MOB GoldenPass Line 

17. 101,101a-c 

Montreux-Vevey Tourisme 

17. 101,101a-c 

Monument Valley Simpson’s Trailhandler Tours 2.1 465 

Moodhu Holidays Maldives Pvt.Ltd 5.2A 109, 109a 

Monument Valley Tours 2.1 549 

More 20. 134 

Morena Eco Resort Curaçap 3.1 135 

Moscow Bureau of Voyage 2.1 121 

Moscow Exhibition & Convention Agency 2.1 121 

Moscow Sputnik 2.1 121 

Moscow State United Museum-Reserve 2.1 121 

Mosellandtouristik GmbH 8.2 201a 

Mossala Island Resort 4.1 236 

Mosturflot River Cruises 2.1 121 

Motala tourism and business corporation 18. 128e 

Motel One Group 9. 109 

Mount Lavinia Hotel 

5.2A 107, 107b 

Mountain Adventure Travel 2.1 113 

Mountain Adventures India Pvt Ltd 4.1 231 

Mountain Lodges of Perú 1.1 102 

Mountain View Beach Resort 26.A 122, 123 

Mouzenidis Travel GmbH 25. 120a 

movelo GmbH 6.2B 301 

Movenpick Hotel 22.A 208 

Mövenpick Hotel & Apartments Bur Dubai 22.A 103 

Movenpick Hotel & Resort Al Bidaa 22.A 208 

Mövenpick Hotel Ibn Battuta Gate Dubai 22.A 103 

Mövenpick Hotel Jumeirah Beach 22.A 103 

Mövenpick Hotel Jumeirah Lake Towers 22.A 103 

Mövenpick Hotel Mansour Eddahbi Marrakesch 21.B 208 

Mövenpick Hotels & Resorts 12. 102 

Mövenpick Hotels & Resorts- Egypt 23.A 100 

Mövenpick Hotels & Resorts Jordan 23.B 202 

Mövenpick Resort & Spa Karon Beach Phuket 26.B 210-212 

Mövenpick Siam Hotel Pattaya 26.B 218 

Mozaic Hotels and Resorts - Bintan Lagoon Resort 26.A 133 

Mozambique Tourism 20. 107 

Mozambique Voyages / Uitkyk Holidays 20. 107 

Mozarthaus Vienna 17. 103 

m-pathy 6.1 105 

MPM Hotels Ltd. 15.1 101 

Mpumalanga Tourism & Parks Agency 20. 138 

MSC Cruises S.A. 6.2A 102, 104 

MTO Marmaris Chamber of Commerce 

(Marmaris Ticaret Odasi) 3.2 201 

MTS City Breaks 10.1 110b 

MTS Globe 2.2 208a 

MTS Globe - OTS Globe Greece & Portugal 2.2 210 

MTS Globe Malta 1.2 222 

MTS Globe Spain 4.2 205 

MTS Globe Turkiye 3.2 101 

MTS Summertimes Travel Ltd. 2.2 111, 111a 

Mu.ZEE- Kunstmuseum aan Zee 16. 100 

Muang Samui Group 26.B 221 

Mudanjiang Tourism Bureau 26.C 316 

Mugla (Mugla Valiligi Il Kültür 


Mukdara Beach Villa & Spa Resort 26.B 209 

Multicom Products Ltd 5.1 122 

München Tourismus 6.2B 315, 316 

Münchner Marketing Manufaktur GmbH 5.3 118 

Hall 9. 

Stand 103 

Munich Airport 9. 103 

Municipality of Varena district 18. 126b 

Municipality of Wroclaw 15.1 100 

Municipality Rurrenabaque 1.1 206 

Münster Marketing 8.2 102b 

Münsterland e.V. 8.2 102b 

Muong Thanh Hotel 26.C 311 

MUR HOTELS 4.2 203 

Muratpasa Municipality 3.2 111 

Musandam Sea Adventures 22.B 200 

Musangano Lodge 20. 136 

Muscat Desert Adventures 22.B 200 

Muscat Nature Tours 22.B 200 

Musée Unterlinden 

2.2 201, 201a 

Museen der Stadt Köln Museumsdienst 8.2 103b 

museen der stadt nürnberg 6.2B 305 

MUSEMENT 9. 301 

MUSEO AUTOMOVILÌSTICO 4.2 121 

Museum Angewandte Kunst 16. 100 

Museum Barberini gGmbH 12. 101 

Museum Barberini gGmbH 16. 101 

Museum das Rembrandthaus 10.2 102 

Museum für Kommunikation 12. 101 

Museum für Lackkunst 16. 103 

Museum für Naturkunde 12. 101 

Museum für Völkerkunde Hamburg 6.2A 102, 104 

Museum Kunstpalast 8.2 103b 

Museumsschiff FMS Gera 6.2A 101 

Museumsufer Frankfurt 7.2C 101 

Mütevelli Otel 3.2 109 

Muthumuni Hotel (Pvt) Ltd. 

5.2A 107, 107b 

MVC Eagle Beach 3.1 134 

MVP travel GmbH 18. 128a 

My Holidays 20. 129 

My Taiwan Tour Travel Service Co. Ltd. 26.A 130 

My Way Travel by Welcome Systems srl 1.2 103 

my.IRS GmbH 6.2B 307 

Myanmar Hill Lodges’s Travels and Tours 26.B 201 

MYANMAR NATIONAL AIRLINES 26.B 201 

Myanmar Natural Wonder Trekking 

& Culture Travels and Tours Co., Ltd. 26.B 201 

Myanmar Polestar Travels & Tours 26.B 201 

Myanmar Tourism Federation 

Myanmar Tourism Marketing 26.B 201, 228 

myclimate Deutschland gGmbH 4.1 211 

MyGreekFriend S.A. 2.2 109 

myhotelshop GmbH 5.1 100 

myLike 6.1 160g 

mypostcard.com GmbH 3.1 150 

Myrtle Beach Area CVB 2.1 340 

Mystifly Consulting (India) Pvt. Ltd. 5.1 123 

N 

N.I.S. (North Incoming Services) S.L. 4.2 114 

Nadeshiko Hotel Shibuya 26.A 106 

NAH.SH 6.2A 105 

Nahdy Travel & Tours 21.A 120 

Naheland-Touristik GmbH 8.2 201a 

Nairobi City County 21.A 120 

Nakhal & Cie 23.B 200 

Nakhal Tours & Travel 23.B 200 

Nallikari Seaside Ltd 18. 108 

Naman Retreat 26.C 315 

Namaste Tours Pvt. Ltd. 

5.2B 205, 205a 

Namibia Tourism Board 20. 114 

Namibia Tracks & Trails 20. 114 

Namibia Wildlife Resorts 20. 114 

Nandana Boracay Resort, Inc. 26.A 101, 134 

Naples, Marco Island, Everglades CVB 2.1 315 

Napo Wildlife Center 1.1 110 

Nassau Paradise Island Promotion Board 3.1 141 

Nassima Royal Hotel 22.A 103 

Nathan Travel 5.2A 114 

National Car Rental 9. 107 

National Geographic Traveler 4.1 210 

National Parks of Montenegro 1.2 221 

National Tours & Services Lightfoot Estate 3.1 143 

National Travel & Tourism (NNT) 22.B 200 

National Trust for Scotland 18. 123, 125 

Nationale Naturlandschaften Brandenburgs 12. 101 

Nationale Naturlandschaften in Thüringen 11.2 103 

Nationale Sonderausstellungen zum 

Reformationsjubiläum 2017 12. 102 

Nationale Sonderausstellungen zum 

Reformationsjubiläum 2017 16. 104 

Nationales Militär Museum der Niederlande 10.2 102 

Nationalpark Hunsrück-Hochwald 8.2 201c 

Nationalparkregion Schwarzwald 6.2B 203 

Native Trails DMC Native Trails - 

Hotel Directory 1.1 101 

NatKo e.V. - Tourismus für Alle 

Deutschland e.V. 4.1 101 

Natoura Tour Company 15.1 104 

Natura Travel 

1.1 107, 107b 

Natural North Florida 2.1 315 

Naturally Namibia 20. 114 

Nature Expeditions Africa Ltd 21.A 120 

Nature Galapagos 1.1 110 

Nature Resorts - Kurumba Village Resort 5.2B 205, 205a 

Nature Responsible Safari 21.A 122 

Nature Style 1.1 208 

Nature Trail Travels & Tours Pvt. Ltd. 5.2A 110 

NaturMed Hotel Carbona, superior 2.2 209 

Naturpark Meißner Kaufunger Wald 7.2C 101 

Naturregion Sieg 8.2 103c 

Nau Hotels & Resorts 2.2 208c 

Nausicaa All the seas on earth 2.2 201, 201a 

Navajo Nation Hospitality Enterprise 2.1 465 

Nazarene Tours 23.B 203 





neanderland / Kreis Mettmann 8.2 103c 

Neanderthal Museum 8.2 103c 

Nelson Mandela Bay Tourism 20. 138 

Nemo Galápagos 1.1 110 

Nepal Tourism Board 5.2A 110 

Neptune Hotels - Resort, 

Convention Centre & Spa 2.2 101 

NEPTUNE HOTELS Kenya -Tanzania - Zanzibar 21.A 111 

Netanya Association fot Tourism 23.B 203 

NetHotels Reisebüro GesmbH - 

Smart City Technologies 10.1 103 

Network Travels 

5.2B 205, 205a 

netzvitamine GmbH Manufaktur 

für Innovation und Beratung 6.2B 301 

Neue Wege Seminare & Reisen GmbH 4.1 203 

neusta eTourism GmbH 6.1 122 

Nevada Division of Tourism 2.1 445 

Nevsky Hotels Group 2.1 120 

New Brunswick Tourism 2.1 491 

New Caledonia Tourism 5.2A 104 

New Century Hotel Frankfurt 

Offenbach am Main 7.2C 101 

New Orleans CVB 2.1 345 

New Orleans Plantation Country 2.1 345 

New World Travel 2.1 401 

New World Travel 1.1 104b 

New York Hilton Midtown 2.1 405 

New York Water Taxi 2.1 405 

New Zealand Tourism 5.2A 114 

Newfoundland & Labrador Tourism 2.1 491 

Newhotel Software 10.1 122 

Newmark Hotels, Reserves & Lodges 20. 134 

NewTour 2.2 208d 

Newtravel 2.2 208b 

Next Gen Opti Ltd. 9. 109 

NextPax.com BV 5.1 135 

Nexus Tours 3.1 131 

Nexus World Services 9. 207 

NFON AG 9. 109 

NFS Hospitality 8.1 136 

NG Hotels & Resort 3.2 201 

Ngong Ping 360 Limited 26.A 107 

Ngorongoro Conservation 

Area Authority 21.A 122 

Ngurrangga Tours 5.2A 114 

NH Hotel Group 9. 318 

NH Hotels 

4.2 201,201a-c 

Niagara Helicopters Limited 2.1 491 

Nibelungenfestspiele gGmbH 

der Stadt Worms 8.2 201b 

Nicaragua 3.1 237 

Nice Côte d’Azur Convention 

and Visitors Bureau 

2.2 201, 201a 

nicko crusies Flussreisen GmbH 25. 171 

Nicolaus Tour SRL 1.2 109 

Nicosia Tourism Board 

2.2 111, 111a 

Niederländisches Büro für Tourismus 

& Convention 10.2 102 

Niederösterreich-Werbung GmbH 17. 103 

Niederrhein Tourismus GmbH 8.2 102a 

Niedersachsen, TourismusMarketing 

Niedersachsen GmbH 6.2A 103 

Nika Maldives Pvt. Ltd. 

(Nika Island Resort & Spa) 

5.2A 109, 109a 

Nika Travel Company 2.1 122 

Nikki Beach Hotels & Resorts 22.A 103 

Nikki’s Nest 5.2B 223 

Nippon Express Travel Co., Ltd. 26.A 129 

Nippon Travel Agency 26.A 129 

Niramayam Heritage Ayurveda Retreat 5.2B 223 

Nirwana Gardens 26.A 133 

Nissi Beach Hotel 

2.2 111, 111a 

Nitra - Selbstverwaltungsregion 7.2B 103 

NIZUC Resort & Spa 1.1 101 

NKAR Travels & Tours (Pvt.) Ltd. 5.2A 107, 107b 

No Limit Adventures 5.2A 106 

Nocturne 2.1 121 

Nomad Adventure Tours 20. 110 

Nomad Tanzania 20. 120 

Nomadic Trails Co.Ltd 26.C 309 

Nomads and Base 5.2A 114 

Nor1 9. 207 

Norbu Bhutan Travel Pvt. Ltd. 26.C 304b 

Nord Zypern Tourismuszentrum GmbH 3.2 115 

NordART im Kunstwerk Carlshütte 16. 103 

NordicMarketing GmbH 18. 108 

Nordrhein-Westfalen, Tourismus NRW e.V. 8.2 102a-c 

Nordseeheilbad Cuxhaven GmbH 6.2A 103 

Nordsee-Tourismus-Service GmbH 6.2A 105 

Noris Hotel Nürnberg 6.2B 305 

Norma Vacanze 1.2 103 

Norman Carr Safaris 20. 133 

North Anatolian Development Agency 3.2 109 

North Island 20. 130 

Northeast Regional Hotels 9. 302 

Northern Cape Tourism 20. 138 

Northern Lights Text und Kommunikation GmbH 18. 128a 

Northern Norway Torist Board 18. 128d 

Northern Travel Cyprus 25. 101 

NORTHERNFRANCE - Region of culture 2.2 201, 201a 

Northwest Territories Tourism 2.1 491 

Norwegian Air Shuttle ASA 18. 128d 

Norwegian Cruise Line 6.2A 102, 104 

Norwegian Cruise Line 25. 162 

Not7 Sp.z.o.o. 8.1 136 

Nour Arjaan by Rotana 9. 308 

NOVASOL AS 18. 116 

NoviNomad Travel Company 2.1 105 

Novissima Touristic 3.2 126 

Novotel Bangkok Suvarnabhumi 

Aiport Hotel 26.B 221 

Novotel Deira City Centre 22.A 103 

Novotel Dubai Al Barsha 22.A 103 

Novotel Hua Hin Cha Am Beach Resort & Spa 26.B 221 

Novotel Phuket (Patong Beach) 26.B 221 

Novotel World Trade Centre 22.A 103 

NOVOTEL Cusco 1.1 102 

Novotel Hotel 26.B 201 

Novotel Lille Centre 

2.2 201, 201a 

Novotel Phuket Karon Beach Resort & Spa 26.B 210-212 

Novotel, Ibis & Adagio 22.A 102 

Novum Group Hotels 8.1 107 

Np Tour 3.2 109 

NPT Norway Pro Travel 18. 128d 

NRW-Forum Düsseldorf 8.2 103b 

NS-Dokumentationszentrum München 16. 104 

NT Incoming, S.L. 4.2 101,101a 

Nueva Lengua 

1.1 107, 107b 

Nueva Vista DMC 15.1 104 

Nxamaseri Island Lodge 20. 131 

NYATI TRAVEL 20. 136 

NYC & Company 2.1 405 

O 

O&L Leisure Hotels & Lodges 20. 114 

Oad Bus 10.2 102 

Oasis Hotels 1.1 101 

Oasis Travel GmbH 22.B 201 

Oberbayern München Tourismus 6.2B 315, 316 

Oberhausen Tourismus & Marketing 8.2 101a 

Oberoi Hotels & Resorts 9. 223 

Oberoi Hotels & Resorts Indonesia 26.A 122, 123 

Oberösterreich Tourismus 17. 103 

Oberschwaben-Tourismus GmbH 6.2B 202 

OBI, Mauritius 8.1 113a 

Obigos Lagoon Wellness Retreat 2.2 208a 

Ocala/Marion County VCB 2.1 315 

Ocean Breeze 23.A 104 

Ocean Five Hotel - Miami Beach 2.1 490 

Ocean Paradise Resort & Spa 21.A 122 

Ocean Point Resort & Spa 3.1 143 

Ocean Voyager 4.1 212 

Oceania Cruises 25. 162 

Oceania Hotels 2.2 204 

Oceanwide Expeditions 25. 172 

Octorate 6.1 116 

OCV de Cancún 1.1 101 

OD HOTELS 4.2 111 

Odalys Vacances 

2.2 201, 201a 

Odisha Tourism, India 5.2B 243 

Oetsi Tours - DMC & Guiana’s 

in South America 3.1 123 

Office de Tourisme & Congrès 

Blois/Chambord 

2.2 201, 201a 

Office de Tourisme de Dijon 

2.2 201, 201a 

Office de Tourisme Montpellier 2.2 201, 201a 

Office of the Director Tourism, 

Chandigarh Administration 

5.2B 205, 205a 

Ofice de Tourisme Nîmes 

2.2 201, 201a 

Oficina de Turisme de Blanes 4.2 202 

Oficina de Turisme de Calella 4.2 202 

OFT REISEN GmbH 25. 151 

OG Hótel ehf. 18. 128c 

ÖGER TOURS GmbH 3.2 124 

OHJA HOLIDAYS TOURS & TREKS PVT. LTD 5.2A 110 

OK RENT A CAR 4.2 101,101a 

Okinawa Convention & Visitors Bureau 26.A 129 

Oldarpoi Mara Camp 4.1 233 

Olimpia Mediterráneo, S.A. 4.2 101,101a 

OLIVARI TRAVEL complete tourist 

service in Southeast Europe 1.2 208 

Olpopongi Maasai Village 21.A 122 

Olta Travel 2.1 120 

Olympiaregion Seefeld 17. 103 

Olympic Tour Service Tour Company 2.1 119 

Oman Air 22.B 202 

Oman Hotels & Tourism 22.B 200 

Oman Ministry of Tourism 22.B 200 

Ombak Villa Langkawi Malaysia 26.A 121 

Omeir Holidays L.L.C. 22.B 210 

Omnes Tour 15.1 103 

Omni Cancun Hotel & Villas 1.1 101 

ON TOURnt 5.2A 114 

On Travel Solutions 2.2 208d 

ONDILI lodges & activities NAMIBIA 20. 114 

One Ocean Expeditions 2.1 491 

One World - Reisen mit Sinnen 4.1 203 

One World Observatory 2.1 405 

ONE WORLD Reisen mit Sinnen 25. 113 

One&Only Cape Town 20. 138 

One&Only Royal Mirage 22.A 103 

One&Only The Palm 22.A 103 

Ontario Tourism 3.1 213 

Ontario Tourism 2.1 491 

Onyx Global 8.1 141 

ONYX Hospitality Group 26.B 208 

Open Destinations 5.1 108 

Openhotelier Pvt Ltd 4.1 222 

Opentours 2.1 521 

Oper im Steinbruch St. Margarethen 16. 105 

Oper Leipzig 11.2 102 

Opéra National de Paris 

2.2 201, 201a 

Opole City 15.1 100 

Opole Silesia Regional Tourist Organization 15.1 100 

OPOS Tours and Travel 2.1 465 

Optim Tour 7.2B 101a-c 

ORACLE Deutschland B.V. & Co. KG 9. 122 

Orange County Resorts & Hotels Ltd. 5.2B 229 

Orange Palace 3.2 201 

Orange Parque Hotel 5.3 103 

Orange -The Destination Management 

Company 5.2B 244 

Orange Travel 3.1 123 

Orangerie Berlin GmbH 8.1 101 

Orchid Hotels 23.B 203 

Orchidacea Resort 26.B 221 

Orea Hotels & Resorts 7.2B 102a-b 

Organismo Autónomo Parques Nacionales 4.2 101,101a 

Orient Express Travels & Tours (India) 5.2B 255 

Orient Tours LLC 22.A 103 

Orient Tours LLC 22.B 210 

Orient Voyages 2.1 109 

Orion Trek Voyages 1.1 104b 

Orlando Sanford International Airport (SFB) 2.1 245 

Oro Travel 3.1 238 

ORS 3.2 126 

Orthanna SpLtd 15.1 101 

Orthodox Cruise Company 2.1 122 

Oryx International Tourism LLC 22.B 210 

Oryx Rotana 9. 308 

OSAKA 26.A 129 

Oscar Holidays 26.A 121 

Osiris Travel 2.2 208a 

Oslo Airport 18. 128d 

Osnabrück-Marketing und Tourismus GmbH 6.2A 103 

Ostel Bremen 9. 110 

Österreich Werbung 17. 103 

Österreichisches Jugendherbergswerk 4.1 117 

Österreichs Wanderdörfer 17. 103 

Ostfalia Hochschule für 

angewandte Wissenschaften 11.1 208 

Ostseefjord Schlei GmbH 6.2A 105 

Ostsee-Holstein-Tourismus e.V. 6.2A 105 

Osttirol Werbung 17. 103 

OstWestfalenLippe GmbH FB 

Teutoburger Wald Tourismus 8.2 102a 

Otel 117 3.2 109 

Otel Bossinop 3.2 109 

Othman Ktiri Rent a Car S.L. 4.2 101,101a 

Otium Hotels 3.2 201 

OTS Cyprus 

2.2 111, 111a 

OTS Globe 4.2 205 

OTS Globe GR/PT 2.2 210 

Otto’s Tours 1.1 102 

Out of the Blue Capsis Elite Resort 2.2 101 

Outback Ballooning 5.2A 114 

Outback Tour Services 5.2A 114 

Outdoor Albania 4.1 225 

Outdoor Albania 1.2 214 

Outletcity Metzingen 6.2B 202 

Outlook Safaris 20. 134 

Outrigger Konotta Maldives Resort 5.2A 109, 109a 

Outrigger Mauritius Beach Resort 20. 129 

Outrigger Resorts Asia Pacific 26.B 215 

Ovest Destination Italie 1.2 230 

Owadan Tourism Co. 2.1 114 

P 

P Group Plovdiv LTD 15.1 101 

P&O Ferries 18. 123, 125 

P. Sapounakis S.A. Hotels & Resorts 2.2 101 

P.T. Asian Trails Indonesia 26.B 207 

Pacific Destinations 5.2A 114 

Pacific Experience 5.2A 105 

Pack Safari 20. 114 

Pacto Ltd. Indonesia 26.A 122, 123 

Paddel-Kids e.V. 4.1 228a 

Pafos Regional Board of Tourism 2.2 111, 111a 

Palace Resorts 1.1 101 

Palacio Estoril Hotel / Hotel Eden / Hotel do Mar 2.2 208a 

Palazzo di Varignana Resort & Spa 1.2 104 

Palestine, Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities 21.B 216 

Palheiro Estate 2.2 208b 

Palladium Hotel Group 4.2 112 

Palm Beach Hotel & Bungalows 2.2 111, 111a 

Palm Garden Beach Resort & Spa 26.C 311 

Palm Hotel & Spa & ILOHA Seaview Hotel 20. 132 

Palm Springs Bureau of Tourism 2.1 435 

Palma Tour Operator & DMC 17. 109 

Palmeraie Resorts 21.B 208 

Palmwings Beach Resort & Spa 3.2 120 

Palmwings Beach Resort@Spa Kusadasi 3.2 120 

Palmwings Efes Beach Resort&Spa 3.2 120 

Paloma Hotels 3.2 130 

Palomino Hospitality Pvt. Ltd. 5.2B 205, 205a 

Pamir Adventure 2.1 105 

Pamir and Mountain Travel 2.1 113 

Pamir Expedition Adventure Travel Company 2.1 112 

Pamir Silk Travel Co. 2.1 112 

Pamporovo PLC 15.1 101 

Pan East Tours 23.B 202 

Pan Pacific Hotels Group 26.A 133 

Pan Pacific Singapore 26.A 133 

Pan Tours 2.1 101 

Panama City Beach CVB 2.1 315 

Panama Tourism Authority 3.1 229 

Panazorica DMC 2.2 208a 

Pandaw River Expeditions 26.B 225 

Panglao Island Nature Resort & Spa 26.A 101, 134 

Panjaluck Pasuk Co.,ltd. 

(D´LUCK Theatre Pattaya) 26.B 221 

Panorama Destination Indonesia 26.A 122, 123 

Panorama Mesdag 10.2 102 

Panorama Tours (DMC) 26.A 121 


N / O / P / Q 


Papagayo Curacao 3.1 135 

Papangue Tours Réceptive 20. 132 

Papayote 

1.1 107, 107b 

Papillon Grand Canyon Helicopters 2.1 445 

Papillon Hotels Resort 3.2 201 

Papillon Lagoon Reef Hotel 21.A 120 

Papua New Guinea c/o The Conjoint 

Marketing Group GmbH 5.2A 106 

Paradis Plage Surf Yoga & Spa Resort 21.B 208 

Paradise Ethiopia Travel 21.A 101a 

Paradise Harbour Club 3.1 141 

Paradise Holidays (Pvt) Ltd 

5.2A 107, 107b 

Paradise Hotels and Cruises 26.A 110 

Paradores de Turismo de España S.A. 4.2 101,101a 

PARADU´ TUSCANY ECORESORT 1.2 113 

Paraguay Secretaria Nacional de Turismo 1.1 114 

Parc Hotels Italia 1.2 230 

Pardisan Travel Agency 7.2A 100 

Paris Convention & Visitors Bureau 2.2 201, 201a 

Paritour 2.1 105 

Park Arjaan by Rotana 9. 308 

Park Hotel Group 26.A 106b 

Park Hyatt Abu Dhabi Hotel and Villas 9. 218 

Park Hyatt Abu Dhabi Hotel and Villas 22.B 210 

Park Hyatt Dubai 9. 218 

Park Hyatt Dubai 22.A 103 

Park Hyatt Goa Resort And Spa 9. 218 

Park Hyatt Maldives Hadahaa 9. 218 

Park Hyatt Maldives Hadahaa 5.2A 109, 109a 

Park Hyatt Mallorca 9. 218 

Park Hyatt Mallorca/ 

Cap Vermell Hotel S.L.U. 4.2 101,101a 

Park Hyatt Siem Reap 9. 218 

Park Inn by Radisson Alexanderplatz 12. 101 

Park Inn by Radisson Nürnberg 6.2B 305 

Park Regis Kris Kin Hotel 22.A 103 

Park Rotana 9. 308 

Park Viaggi Venice Incoming 1.2 226 

PARKROYAL on Beach Road 26.A 133 

PARKROYAL on Pickering 26.A 133 

Parkroyal Penang Resort 26.A 121 

Parkroyal Yangon 26.B 201 

Parks Canada 2.1 491 

Parma Incoming 1.2 104 

Parque Nacional de Gorongosa 20. 107 

Pasargad Tours 7.2A 100 

Passengers friend GmbH 5.1 101 

Passionate Portfolio 20. 134 

Past & Present Journeys 1.2 214 

Patagonien und die chilenische Antarktis 1.1 201 

Patagonien, Seen und Vulkane 1.1 201 

Patara Kültür Turizm Tanitma Dernegi 3.2 201 

Pataya Beach 23.A 100 

Patong Resort 26.B 210-212 

Patronat de la Costa Brava-Girona 4.2 202 

Pattaya Sea Sand Sun Resort and Spa 26.B 218 

Pattaya Variety 26.B 218 

PATUYAB 3.2 201 

paxconnect GmbH 5.1 130 

PC Tours & Travel 26.A 107 

PCI Booking 5.1 115 

Peace Foundation - 

Germany Travel for Peace GmhH 4.1 105 

Peace Resort 26.B 221 

PEAK Adventure Travel Group 25. 147 

peakwork AG 5.1 117 

Pearl Tours & Travels (Pvt). Ltd. 5.2A 115 

Pegasus Solutions 8.1 111 

Pegasus Travel & Tours 26.A 121 

Pegu Travels 26.B 201 

Pelican Cruise Joint Stock Company 26.A 106a 

Pelion Voucher-Easy Go Package 2.2 101 

Peloponnes, Region 2.2 101 

Penduka Safaris 20. 131 

Peninsula Tours 3.2 120 

Pension Apfelhof Familie Rohrer 17. 103 

Pentahotels 7.2C 101 

pepXpress Touristik & Marketing GmbH 25. 173 

Per Aquum 

5.2A 109, 109a 

Perak Tourism 26.A 121 

PERU - PROMPERU 1.1 102 

Peru HTC - Huaraz Chavin Tours 1.1 102 

Peru Tres Nortes 1.1 102 

Perum Perhutani 26.A 122, 123 

Pestana Hotel Group 2.2 208a 

Pestana Hotel Group Pousadas de Portugal 2.2 208a 

Pestana Hotels & Resorts 20. 107 

Petra Travel & Tourism 23.B 202 

Pfalz Touristik e.V. 8.2 201a 

PFD Publications Ltd 4.1 227 

Pforzheim WSP-Tourismusmarketing 6.2B 202 

phaeno gGmbH 6.2A 103 

Pham Van Ha 26.C 323 

Phangan Bayshore Resort and Spa 26.B 221 

Phang-Nga Tourism Association 26.B 209 

Phantasialand 8.2 103f 

Pharos Datacom Ltd. 18. 111 

Pharus Plan 10.2 106 

PHENKEY ADVENTURE TRAVELS 26.C 305 

Phi Phi Island Village Beach Resort 26.B 221 

Philadelphia CVB 2.1 470 

Phileas France - Your Partner for France 2.2 201, 201a 

Philippine Airlines 26.A 101, 134 

Philippine Department of Tourism 

Frankfurt Field Office 26.A 101, 134 

Philippine Retirement Authority 26.A 101, 134 

Philippines - Department of Tourism 26.A 101, 134 

Philippines, Tourism Promotions Board 26.A 

101, 134, 136, 138 

Phocuswright Inc. 6.1 110 

Phoenicia Beirut InterContinantal Hotel 23.B 200 

Phoenix Voyages Group 26.A 106a 

Phuket Graceland Resort & Spa 26.B 210-212 

Phuket Panwa Beachfront Resort 26.B 210-212 

Phuket Tourist Association 26.B 210-212 

Pico Sport 2.2 208a 

Pier 39 2.1 435 

Pilatus-Bahnen AG 

17. 101,101a-c 

Pilgrimage Village Resort 

& Vedana Lagoon Resort 26.A 110 

Pilot Beach Resort 2.2 101 

Pilsner Region 7.2B 102a-b 

Piment Guesthouse 20. 129 

Pinakotheken im Kunstareal München 16. 104 

Pine Bay Holiday Resort 3.2 201 

Pinnacle Africa 21.A 119 

Pinnacle Grand Jomtien Resort & Spa 26.B 218 

Pinto Lopes Viagens 2.2 208a 

Pioneer Asia Holidays 26.C 311 

Pioneer Cruiser Travels & Tours 26.B 201 

piroth.kommunikation GmbH & Co. KG 5.3 109 

Pisano Holding GmbH 6.1 164 

Pita Maha Resort & Spa 26.A 122, 123 

PITO - Pars Ivan Tour Operator 21.B 207 

Pixell online Marketing GmbH 5.1 125b 

Planet Nile Cruise 23.A 100 

Planet Travels and Tourism 22.B 210 

Planhotel Hospitality Group 21.A 110 

Plantation Bay Resort & Spa 26.A 101, 134 

PLANTOURS Kreuzfahrten - Eine Marke 

der plantours & Partner GmbH 25. 122 

Plateno Group 26.A 122, 123 

Platinum Tours 21.A 119 

Platzl Hotel München 8.1 117 

Plava laguna d.d. 1.2 210 

Playa de Muro, Asociación Hotelera 4.2 103 

Playa Esperanza Hotel 4.2 103 

Playa Esperanza Suites 4.2 103 

Playa Garden Selection Hotel & Spa 4.2 103 

Playa Hotels 

4.2 201,201a-c 

Playa Senator 4.2 117 

Plaza Hotel Ljubljana 17. 109 

Plaza Premium Group 26.A 107 

PMS Labs Sp. z.o.o., Poland 8.1 113a 

PNG Explorers International 5.2A 106 

Podkarpackie Regional Tourism Board 15.1 100 

POIANO RESORT 1.2 226 

Polar-Routen e.V. Förderverein für Wandern 

und Naturschutz in Grönland 4.1 215 

Polish Tourist Organisation 15.1 100 

Polnisches Fremdenverkehrsamt 15.1 100 

Polynésie Voyages 5.2A 105 

PONANT Yacht Cruises & Expeditions 6.2A 102, 104 

Pont du Gard - World Heritage 2.2 201, 201a 

Popular India Vacations Pvt. Ltd. 5.2B 205, 205a 

Porsche Museum 6.2B 202 

Portaventura 4.2 202 

Portimar 2.2 208b 

Porto and North Portugal Tourism Board 2.2 208a 

Porto Bay Hotels & Resorts 2.2 208b 

Porto Carras Grand Resort 2.2 101 

Portugal - VISIT PORTUGAL 2.2 208a-d 

Porzellanikon - Staatliches Museum 

für Porzellan 16. 102 

Porzellanstraße e.V. 16. 102 

Poseidon Expeditions 25. 115 

Positiv Turismo 1.1 110 

Post Reisen 14.1 108 

Postbus Deutsche Post Mobility GmbH 14.1 108 

Postojnska Jama 17. 109 

Potsdam Marketing und Service GmbH 12. 101 

Poznan Tourismusorganisation / 

Poznan Tourism Organisation 15.1 100 

PPHE hotel Group 9. 301 

Prachuap Khiri Khan 26.B 213 

PRAGINT Travel Agency 7.2B 102a-b 

Prague Airport 7.2B 102a-b 

Prague City Tourism 7.2B 102a-b 

Praktikawelten 5.2A 114 

Pramana Hotels & Resorts 26.A 122, 123 

Prana Resort Koh Samui 26.A 110 

Predators Safari Club Ltd. 21.A 122 

Premicon AG 10.1 117 

Premier Inn GmbH 9. 112 

Premier Le Reve Hotel & Spa 23.A 100 

Premier Palace Hotel & Spa 7.2B 101a-c 

Premier Romance Boutique Hotel & Spa 23.A 100 

Premier Travel & Tourism 22.B 210 

PREMIERE GROUP 22.A 104 

Premium Apartments Senia 9. 110 

Premium Outlets/SIMON 2.1 480 

President International Travel Co.,Ltd. 

Angkor Golf Resort 26.B 225 

Press-Service Software UG & Co. KG 5.3 116 

Prestige Tours 7.2A 100 

Priceline Partner Network 6.1 131 

Pride Hotels 5.2B 257 

Pride of Africa Safaris 20. 131 

Prima Hotels Israel 23.B 203 

PRIMA RENT A CAR & BIKES 4.2 121 

Prima Tour 1.2 104 

Primea Hotels 3.1 136 

Primorsko, Gemeinde 15.1 101 

Prince Hotels, Inc. 26.A 129 

Princesa Garden Island Resort 

and Spa Canuigaran St., Brgy Bancao 26.A 101, 134 

Princess Egypt Hotels 23.A 100 

Princess Hotels & Resorts 1.1 101 

Prinsotel La Dorada 4.2 103 

Private Safaris 20. 109 

Private Selection Hotels 17. 108 

Privathotel Baseler Hof 6.2A 102, 104 

Privathotel Lindtner Hamburg 6.2A 102, 104 

pro agro e.V. 12. 101 

Pro Bus Jütland 18. 128a 

ProAir - Charter Transport GmbH 7.2C 101 

proDestination 6.2B 307 

Profi. Travel 2.1 121 

Profitroom GmbH 6.1 124 

PROHOTEL COLLECTION DOMINICAN REPUBLIK 3.1 131 

projekt2508 Gruppe 16. 100 

Promhotels Riccione 1.2 104 

Promotora Neptuno 

1.1 107, 107b 

Protea Hotel Ryalls 20. 101 

Protea Hotels & African Pride Hotels 20. 138 

protel hotelsoftware GmbH 8.1 103 

Protours Chile 1.1 201 

PT Chandra Universal Travel 26.A 122, 123 

PT. Caraka Travelindo 26.A 122, 123 

PT. Flores Exotic Tours 26.A 122, 123 

PT.Bidy Tour 26.A 122, 123 

Pudakul Aboriginal Cultural Tours 5.2A 114 

Puerto Rico Tourism Company 2.1 316 

Pugdandee Safaris 5.2B 247 

Pugliapromozione 1.2 229 

Pul Express 2.1 103 

Pullman & Novotel New Delhi Aerocity 5.2B 226, 233 

Pullman G 26.C 308 

Pullman Khao Lak Katiliya Resort & Villas 26.B 221 

Pumkin Turism 3.2 201 

Punjab Heritage and Tourism 

Promotion Board, Govt. of Punjab 5.2B 205, 205a 

Puntacana Resort & Club 3.1 131 

Pura Communications 2.2 203 

Pure Colombia 

1.1 107, 107b 

Pure Ecuador 1.1 110 

Pure Norway 18. 128d 

Pure Peru 1.1 102 

Pure Seychelles Hotels 20. 130 

Puri Mas Boutique Resort & Spa 26.A 122, 123 

Puri Sari Beach Hotel 26.A 122, 123 

Purity Tours & Services 3.1 123 

Putrajaya Corporation 26.A 121 

Q 

Qamea Island Resort 5.2A 103 

Qatar Airways 22.B 207 

Qatar Tourism Authority 22.B 206 

Qi Sheng Limited 6.1 147 

Qiblah Travel & Tourism Co 22.A 208 

Qingdao Tourism Administration 26.C 316 

Qixxit - DB Vertrieb GmbH 13. 100 

QR Quality Reservations Deutschland GmbH 8.1 133 

QuadLabs Technologies Pvt. Ltd. 5.1 134 

Quality Travel 1.1 208 

Quantas Airways 5.2A 114 

Quatsch Comedy Club c/o 

Serious Fun GmbH & Co. KG 12. 101 

Quedlinburg Tourismus Marketing GmbH 11.2 101 

Queen Centre Arjaan by Rotana 9. 308 

Quietvox AG 25. 112 

Quiiky Travel 3.1 215 





Quimbaya Tours 1.1 208 

Quimbaya Tours International 25. 180 

Quito Turismo 1.1 110 

R 

RADIANT TOURS AND TRAVEL 26.B 201 

Radisson BLU 22.A 208 

RADISSON BLU & RESORT SHARJAH 22.A 104 

Radisson Blu Hotel 22.B 200 

Radisson Blu Hotel Abu Dhabi, Yas Island 22.B 210 

Radisson Blu Hotel, Basel 

17. 101,101a-c 

Radisson Blu Malta St. Julian’s 1.2 222 

Radisson Blu Plaza Resort Phuket 

Panwa Beach 26.B 210-212 

Radisson Blu Resort & Spa Mauritius 20. 129 

Radisson Blu Resort, El Quseir 23.A 100 

Radisson Blu Resort, Fujairah 22.A 102 

Radisson Royal Hotel Moscow 2.1 121 

Raffles Hotel Singapore 26.A 133 

Raffles Praslin 20. 130 

Rafi Shelef Tourism (International) Ltd. 23.B 203 

RAIKESCHWERTNER GmbH 6.2A 102, 104 

Railtours Ireland First Class! 4.1 104 

Rainbow Incoming 15.1 100 

Rainbow Tourism Group 20. 136 

Rainbow Trek & Expedition P. LTD 25. 139 

Rajah Tours Philippines, Inc. 26.A 101, 134 

Rajasthan Palaces & Tiger 5.2B 218 

RAK & Sun 

22.A 101, 101a 

Ramada Abu Dhabi Corniche 22.B 210 

Ramada Addis Ababa Hotel 9. 203 

Ramada Alleppey 

5.2B 205, 205a 

Ramada Colombo 

5.2A 107, 107b 

Ramada Encore Doha 9. 203 

Ramada Hotel - Downtown 23.B 200 

Ramada Hotel and Suites Amwaj Wyndham 

Islands / Hawthorn Suites by Al Juffair 9. 203 

Ramada Jumeirah Hotel 22.A 103 

Ramada Khaolak Resort 26.B 209 

Ramada Phuket Deevana 26.B 221 

Ramada Plaza JBR Ramada Sharjah 9. 203 

Ramada Plaza Menam Riverside 26.B 221 

Ramada Plaza Resort & Suites 2.1 315 

Ramada Resort Dead Sea - Jordan 9. 203 

Ramada Resort Hotel 3.2 201 

Ramada Sharjah 22.A 104 

Ramartour Madagascar 20. 103 

Ramsau am Dachstein 17. 103 

Rancho El Sobrino 3.1 135 

Raouche Arjaan by Rotana 9. 308 

Ras Al Khaimah Tourism 

Development Authority 

22.A 101, 101a 

Rasa Hospitality Management & Consulting 26.B 221 

ratefinding.com 8.1 117 

RateGain Technologies Limited 8.1 115 

Rathaus Cluj Napoca 7.2B 101a-c 

RATIOsoftware 5.1 113 

Ravelino Tours & Travel 26.A 122, 123 

Ray Sono AG 5.1 107 

Rayna Tourism LLC 22.A 103 

Razdan Holidays 5.2B 205, 205a 

Razvojna agencija Kozjansko 17. 109 

RBH Israel Holy Land Travel 23.B 203 

RDA - Internationaler Bustouristik Verband e.V. 12. 102 

Real Federación Andaluza de Golf 4.2 201,201a-c 

Receptivos Aventur 

1.1 107, 107b 

Red and White Fleet 2.1 490 

Red de Ciudades Ave 4.2 101,101a 

Red Jackal Tour Operation 21.A 121 

Red Sea Hotels 25. 103 

Reederei Riedel GmbH 12. 101 

Reethi Beach Resort 

5.2A 109, 109a 

Refine Asia 26.A 110 

refund.me GmbH 7.1C 100 

Regal Hotels International 26.A 107 

Regensburg Tourismus GmbH 6.2B 309-311 

Regent Seven Seas Cruises 25. 162 

Regio Augsburg Tourismus GmbH 6.2B 308 

Regio Stuttgart Marketingund 

Tourismus GmbH 6.2B 202 

Region Amazonas 1.1 102 

Region Emilia Romagna 1.2 104 

Region Loreto 1.1 102 

Region of Attica 2.2 101 

Region of Central Greece 2.2 101 

Region of Central Macedonia 2.2 101 

Regional Tourist Information Centre 2.1 121 

Regionalmanagement 

Nordhessen GmbH 7.2C 101 

Regionalverband Ruhr, 

Route der Industriekultur 8.2 101b 

Regionalverbund Thüringer Wald e.V. 11.2 103 

Regione Lazio - Agenzia Reginoale del Turismo 1.2 122 

Regnum Carya Golf & Spa Resort 3.2 143 

Reif Systemtechnik 6.2B 309 

REIMS Tourist Board 2.2 201, 201a 

Reise Know-How Verlagsgruppe 10.2 106 

Reiseagentur Aktiv Tours Reisen 15.1 100 

Reiseagentur Traumfänger 5.2A 114 

Reisebüro City Holiday 2.2 209 

Reisekkultouren 18. 123, 125 

Reisen.de 8.1 112 

Reisenetz e.V. 4.1 105, 110 

Reisieksperdi AS 18. 126c 

Reiss-Engelhorn-Museen Mannheim 6.2B 202 

Relais & Châteaux 

Cordeillan Bages/Lynch-Bages & Cie 2.2 201, 201a 

Relais de Charme Il Sogno di Giulietta 1.2 226 

Relais dell’ Olmo 1.2 114 

Relais Villa Abbondanzi 1.2 104 

Reliance Sightseeing Sdn Bhd 26.A 121 

Rembrandt Hotel Bangkok 26.B 221 

Remembrance Trails 1914-1918 

Northernfrance Tourism 2.2 201, 201a 

Renaissance Aruba Resort & Casino 3.1 134 

Renaissance Curacao Resort & Casino 3.1 135 

Renaissance Hotel Kuala Lumpur 26.A 121 

Renaissance Phuket Resort & Spa 26.B 221 

Renaissance Santigo Hotel 1.1 201 

Renard International Hospitality 

Search Consultants 8.1 102 

Rentalcars Connect 9. 116 

RentMax Car Rental 2.1 490 

Reollo Travel 

5.2A 109, 109a 

Reputize 6.1 160k 

Reservation Destination 20. 114 

Residence Inn 3.1 123 

Résidence Turquoise 3.1 136 

Resortlife Maldives Pvt Ltd 

5.2A 109, 109a 

Responsible Treks P. LTD 5.2A 110 

Restaurant Chez Leon 10.2 104 

Restaurant zum Spießgesellen 6.2B 305 

Restel Hotel Group 18. 128b 

ReviewPro 6.1 127 

Revinate 10.1 116 

Rex Hotel Saigon 26.C 333 

Reykjavik Excursions 18. 128c 

Rhätische Bahn 

17. 101,101a-c 

Rhein Main Media GmbH 7.2C 101 

Rhein-Erft Tourismus e.V. 8.2 103f 

Rheingau-Taunus Kultur und Tourismus GmbH 7.2C 101 

Rheinhessen-Touristik GmbH 8.2 201a 

Rheinische Post Verlagsgesellschaft 8.2 103a 

Rhein-Kreis Neuss 8.2 103c 

Rheinland-Pfalz Tourismus GmbH 8.2 201a-d 

Rhein-Main Congress Center Wiesbaden 7.2C 101 

RheinMainMedia GmbH 7.2C 101 

Rhino Watch Lodge 21.A 120 

Rhön Marketing 11.2 103 

Rhön Marketing 7.2C 101 

Rhön Park Hotel 6.2B 301 

Rida International 23.B 200 

Rigs Hotel Baku 2.1 124 

Rihab Rotana 9. 308 

Rijksmuseum 10.2 102 

RIMC International Hotels & Resorts 6.2A 102, 104 

Rimonim Hotels & Resorts 23.B 203 

RIN Hospitality 7.2B 101a-c 

Ringhotels e.V. 8.1 109 

Rio Real Golf 

4.2 201,201a-c 

Rioja Turismo 

1.1 107, 107b 

Ripley’s Believe It or Not! Amsterdam 10.2 102 

Ripley’s Believe It or Not! London 18. 123, 125 

Ritz Apart Hotel 1.1 206 

RIU Hotels & Resorts 1.1 101 

Rivages du Monde 25. 167 

River Mekong Travels & Tours Co., 

Ltd (Myanmar) 26.B 230 

Riviera Cam Ranh Resort & Spa 26.C 332 

Riviera Holiday Club 15.1 101 

Rixos Egypt 23.A 100 

Rixos Hotels 9. 310 

Rixos Hotels 

22.A 101, 101a 

Rizzo Hotel & Spa 7.2B 101a-c 

RMG Tours Pte Ltd. 26.A 133 

Robert Arrigo & Sons Ltd. 1.2 222 

Robin Pope Safaris 20. 111 

Robinson 2.2 211 

Robinson Club Maldives 

5.2A 109, 109a 

Robinson Scandinavia AS 18. 128d 

Roc Hotels 

4.2 201,201a-c 

Rockford Area CVB 2.1 375 

Rocky Mountain International 2.1 316 

Rocky Mountaineer 2.1 491 

Rodo Hotel Fashion Delight 

La Casa Di Rodo 1.2 113 

Rodos 2.2 112 

Rodrigues Tourism Office 20. 129 

Roemer- und Pelizaeus 

-Museum Hildesheim 16. 103 

Rokua health & spa 18. 108 

Romantik Hotel “Spa” Les Violettes 9. 118 

Romantik Hotel & Restaurant Hirsch 9. 118 

Romantik Hotel Europe 9. 118 

Romantik Hotels & Restaurants AG 9. 118 

Romantische Straße 12. 102 

Romantischer Rhein Tourismus GmbH 8.2 201a 

Rome Cavalieri Waldorf Astoria Hotels & Resorts 9. 316 

roompad GmbH 6.1 121 

roomsXML.com 5.1 100 

Roomz Budget Design Hotels 17. 103 

Roomz Graz 17. 103 

Roomz Vienna 17. 103 

Rose Rayhaan by Rotana 9. 308 

Rosenstadt Sangerhausen 11.2 101 

Ròseo Euroterme Wellness Resort 1.2 104 

Rosie Holidays 5.2A 103 

Rostock & Warnemünde 6.2A 106b 

Rota do Românico 2.2 208a 

Rotana Hotel Management Corporation PJSC 9. 308 

Rotel Tours Das Rollende Hotel 25. 156 

Rothenburg ob der Tauber 6.2B 301 

Rotkäppchen Mumm Sektkellereien GmbH 11.2 101 

Rotterdam Partners 10.2 102 

Rovos Rail 20. 117 

Royal Angkor Resort 26.B 225 

Royal Botanic Gardens Victoria 5.2A 114 

Royal Caribbean International ® 25. 125 

Royal Château de Blois 

2.2 201, 201a 

Royal Cliff Hotels Group 26.B 221 

Royal Delft 10.2 102 

Royal Group of Zanzibar 21.A 122 

Royal Heritage Haveli 5.2B 256 

Royal Island Resort & Spa 

5.2A 109, 109a 

Royal Jordanian Airline 23.B 202 

Royal Lakeside Golf Club / 

Mode Sathorn Hotel 26.B 221 

Royal Mountain Travel Nepal 1.1 104b 

Royal Orchid Sheraton Hotel & Towers, 

2 Starwood Hotel & Resorts, 

Thailand and Vietnam 26.B 221 

Royal Park Resorts 20. 129 

Royal Tulip Beach Resort 23.A 100 

Roygalinc SA 1.1 110 

RT & T 23.B 203 

Rual Travel 15.1 101 

Rucksack Reisen 4.1 203 

Hall 4.1 

Stand 107 

ruf Reisen GmbH 4.1 107 

Ruhr Tourismus GmbH 8.2 102a-b 

RUHRTRIENNALE - Festival der Künste 16. 104 

Ruka Kuusamo Tourist Association 18. 108 

Ruka Safaris 18. 108 

Rukakeskus Oy 18. 108 

Rumänien, Nationale Autorität für Tourismus 7.2B 101a-c 

Rumänischer Verband für Ökotourismus 7.2B 101a-c 

Runners Adventures 3.1 131 

RuppertBrasil - Das Reisebüro 

für Südamerika GmbH 1.1 204 

Ruscosta Destinations Services 3.1 236, 236b 

Ruse, Gemeinde 15.1 101 

RusMedia Group 2.1 106a 

Russian Federation 2.1 120 

Russian Railway Tours 2.1 120 

Rutrex Puerto Rico 2.1 316 

Rwanda Development Board 21.A 118 

S.T.I. Basque Country Touroperator 4.2 114 

SAAD Tours - DMC 23.B 200 

S 

Saale-Unstrut-Tourismus e. V. 11.2 101 

Saalfelden Leogang Touristik GmbH 

Tourismusverband Saalbach Hinterglemm 17. 103 

Saaremaa Tourism Foundation 18. 126c 

Saastal Marketing AG 

17. 101,101a-c 

Saberatours-Sevan DMC Armenia 15.1 104 

Sabine van Ommen Public 

Relations GmbH 5.3 101 

Sabre 5.1 119 

Sacha Lodge/ La casa del Suizo Casa Aliso 1.1 110 

Sachsen, TMGS Tourismus Marketing 

Gesellschaft Sachsen mbH 11.2 102 

Sachsen-Anhalt, Investitionsund 

Marketinggesellschaft 

Sachsen-Anhalt GmbH 11.2 101 

Sächsische Staatsbäder GmbH Bad Elster 

& Bad Brambach 11.2 102 

Sächsisches Industriemuseum Chemnitz 11.2 102 

Sächsisch-Oberlausitzer Eisenbahngesellschaft 

mbH Projekt DAMPFBAHN-ROUTE 11.2 102 

Sadara Boutique Beach Resort 26.A 122, 123 

Sadibey Çiftligi 3.2 109 

Saeland Travel 18. 128c 

Safari 4x4 Hire 20. 138 

Safari Destinations 20. 131, 133 

Safari Hotels Namibia 20. 114 

Safartica 18. 128b 

SafeCharge 6.1 154 

Saffron Travel - Vietnam, Laos, 

Cambodia, Myanmar 26.C 331 

Safina Tours and Safaris 21.A 123 

Saga Travel 18. 128c 

Sahl Hasheesh 23.A 100 

Sahmer GmbH (suaytur.com) 3.2 114 

Saigontourist Holding Company 26.C 333 

Saigontourist Travel Service Co. Ltd. 26.C 333 

Saija Oy 18. 108 

SAIL AND FUN 4.2 121 

Sailing Blue 2.2 101 

Sailing-Classics GmbH 25. 161 

Saint Anne Resort 20. 130 

Saint Emilion Tourisme 

2.2 201, 201a 

Saint Lucia Tourist Board 3.1 122 

Saint-Alexis Hotel & Spa 20. 132 

Saint-Petersburg Committe 

for tourism development 2.1 122 

Saint-Petersburg Express 2.1 122 

Saistours Srl 25. 180 

SALA Hospitality Group 26.B 221 

Salalah Rotana Resort 9. 308 

Salamis Tours Ltd. 2.2 111, 111a 

SalineTurda Durgau 7.2B 101a-c 

Salla - Matkalle Sallaan ry 18. 108 


Q / R / S 


Salmakis Yachting 3.2 201 

Salou, Patronat Municipal de Turisme 4.2 202 

Salzburg Airport 17. 103 

Salzkammergut Touristik GmbH 17. 103 

Sam Seir Travel Agency 7.2A 100 

Samarkanda Travel & Tours 2.1 105 

Samed Resorts Group 26.B 221 

Samoa Tourism Authority 5.2A 104 

Samode Hotels 

5.2B 205, 205a 

SAMPURNA ADVENTURE P. LTD 5.2A 110 

Samra Bay Hotel & Resort 23.A 104 

Samsung Electronics GmbH 25. 125 

Samui Palm Beach Resort 26.B 221 

Samui Resotel / Samui Buri / 

Chaweng Cove / Samui Verticolor 26.B 221 

San Clemente Palace Kempinski 9. 217 

San Diego International Airport 2.1 435 

San Diego Tourism Authority 2.1 435 

San Francisco Travel 2.1 435 

San Sebastián Region 4.2 114 

San Sebastián Turismo & Convention Bureau 4.2 114 

SAN TSG & PAXIMUM 5.1 100 

SANA Hotels 2.2 208a 

Sanctum Inle Resort 26.B 201 

Sand Dune Adventures 5.2A 114 

Sandals Resort International 3.1 143 

Sandanski Hotel & SPA 15.1 101 

Sandboarding Peru 1.1 112 

SANDEMANs NEW Europe 4.1 102 

Sandos Hotels and Resorts 1.1 101 

Sandoway Resort 26.B 201 

Sands Suites Resort & Spa 20. 129 

Sandy Beach Hotel and Resort 22.A 102 

Sani Resort 2.2 101 

Sanliurfa Governorship 3.2 142 

SANTA BALI Tours & Travel 26.A 122, 123 

Santa Barbara Beach & Golf Resort 3.1 135 

Santa Eularia des Riu Old Town 4.2 111 

Santa Monica Travel & Tourism 2.1 435 

Santa’s Hotels 18. 128b 

Santhiya Resorts & Spas 26.B 221 

Santiburi Resort 26.B 217 

Santika Indonesia Hotels & Resorts 26.A 122, 123 

Santikos Collection 2.2 110 

Santrian Resorts & Villa 26.A 122, 123 

Sanya Tourism Development Commission 26.C 302 

Sanyog Gupta Voyages 5.2B 248 

Sao Tome and Principe 20. 128 

Saphir Hotels 3.2 201 

Sarasota Bradenton Int´l Airport 2.1 315 

Sarawak Tourism Board 26.A 121 

Sardegna, Regione 1.2 111 

Sar-El Tours & Conferences 23.B 203 

Sarova Hotels 21.A 120 

Sartori & Thaler Marketing Services GmbH 5.3 100 

Saruni Ocean 20. 120 

Saskatchewan, Tourism 2.1 491 

Sat Mexico Incoming Operator & DMC 1.1 101 

SATA Azores Airlines 2.2 208d 

SATURN TRAVEL 7.2B 103 

Saudia 25. 130 

Sauerland - Tourismus e.V. 8.2 102a 

Savannah-Southern-Safaris 20. 133 

Savoy Group Sharm El Sheikh 23.A 100 

Savoy Resort & Spa 20. 130 

Sayama Travel Group Co. Ltd. 26.B 218 

Sazagua Operturitico SAS 

1.1 107, 107b 

SBit 8.1 136 

Sbokos Hotel Group 2.2 101 

Scandic Hotels 18. 127 

Scandic Hotels Oy 18. 128b 

Scandlines 18. 128e 

Scenery Travel Service 1.1 208 

Scenic & Emerald Waterways 2.2 209 

Scenic Journeys Pvt. Ltd. 

5.2B 205, 205a 

Schaffelhuber Communications Inh. 

Anke Schaffelhuber 5.3 106 

Schaffhauserland Tourismus 

17. 101,101a-c 

Schallaburg Kulturbetriebsges. mbH. 16. 102 

Schauinsland-Reisen GmbH 25. 117 

Schaustellerverband des Landes Bremen e.V. 6.2A 101 

Scheidegg-Tourismus 6.2B 307 

Schladming-Dachstein Tourismus 17. 103 

Schleswig-Holstein, Tourismus-Agentur 6.2A 105 

Schloss Drachenburg gGmbH 8.2 103a 

Schloss Esterházy Kulturverwaltung GmbH 16. 105 

Schlosser Reisen S.A. 

4.2 201,201a-c 

Schlossgärten Arcen 10.2 102 

Schlosshotel Kronberg 7.2C 101 

Schmetterling Technologie 5.1 120 

Schmidts TIVOLI GmbH 6.2A 102, 104 

Schön Touristik 

2.2 201, 201a 

SCHROPP Land & Karte GmbH 10.2 106 

Schwäbische Alb Tourismus 6.2B 202 

Schwarzmeerküste Donaudelta, 

Tourismusverband 7.2B 101a-c 

Schwarzwald Tourismus GmbH 6.2B 202 

Schwedisch Lappland 18. 128e 

Schweiz Tourismus 

17. 101,101a-c 

Schweiz Tourismus Grand Tour of Switzerland 17. 101,101a-c 

Schweiz Tourismus Hotels by Switzerland Tourism 17. 101,101a-c 

Schweiz Tourismus Swiss Cities 17. 101,101a-c 

Scubaspa Maldives 

5.2A 109, 109a 

Scylla AG 

17. 101,101a-c 

SD Concept GmbH 6.1 126 

SE - Tours GmbH 25. 139 

Sea Aquarium Park 

(Dolphin Suites/ Dolphin Academy) 3.1 135 

Sea Cliff Resort & Spa Zanzibar 21.A 122 

SEA CLOUD CRUISES GmbH 6.2A 102, 104 

Sea Group Resorts 23.A 100 

Sealink Travel Group & Captain Cook Cruises 5.2A 114 

Seashells Resort at Suncrest 1.2 222 

Seasons in Africa 20. 138 

SeaWorld Parks & Entertainment 2.1 315 

Sebatana Private Reserve 21.B 206 

Sebt Gast Agency 7.2A 100 

Secret Cliff Resort & Restaurant 26.B 210-212 

Secret Paradise Maledives 4.1 222 

Secret Paradise Pvt Ltd 

5.2A 109, 109a 

Secretaría de Turismo del Estado de Puebla 1.1 101 

Sedona Hotel Yangon 26.B 201 

See London By Night 18. 123, 125 

Seehörnle 9. 110 

Seehotel Maria Laach 9. 110 

Seehotel Pilatus AG 17. 105 

seekda GmbH 10.1 123 

Seetel Hotel GmbH & Co. Betriebs KG 6.2A 106a 

SEG Swiss Education Group 11.1 211 

Sega Tours & Cruises 20. 129 

Segara Village Hotel 26.A 122, 123 

Hall 9. 

Stand 301 

SEH United Hoteliers 9. 301 

Seher Hotels 3.2 201 

Seit Outback Australia 5.2A 114 

Selangor, Tourism 26.A 121 

Selcuk Belediye Baskanligli 3.2 201 

Select Hotels of Ireland 18. 122 

Selection führender Privathotels Hamburg 6.2A 102, 104 

Self-Government Of The Opole Voivodeship 15.1 100 

Selous Riverside Safari Camp 21.A 122 

Selous Safari Company 20. 120 

Semperoper Dresden 11.2 102 

Sen Travel Group 26.C 311 

Sense Hotel Seminyak 26.A 122, 123 

Sense of Africa 20. 114 

Sense of Africa - Travel Wild 20. 131 

Sental Reisen GmbH 15.1 101 

Sentido Sandy Beach Hotel 

2.2 111, 111a 

SENTIDO Zeynep Resort, Golf & Spa 3.2 134 

Septima 2.1 121 

Seraya Hotel & Resort 26.A 122, 123 

Serbien, Nationale Tourismus Organisation 2.2 211 

SERCOTEL HOTELS 4.2 202 

Serena Hotels 20. 120 

Serena Spa Private Ltd. 

5.2A 109, 109a 

Serenata IntraWare GmbH 8.1 128 

Serendib Leisure Management Ltd. 5.2A 107, 107b 

Serene Tours East Africa 21.A 122 

Serhs Tourism 4.2 202 

SERKA Sehat Kalkinma Ayansi 3.2 201 

SERVICE-REISEN Heyne GmbH & Co. KG 25. 184 

Servicezentrum Regionalentwicklung 

Landkreis Kassel 7.2C 101 

Servitex GmbH 8.1 130 

Sesame Technology 6.1 142 

Set Travel 4.2 202 

SETE - Greek Tourism Confederation 2.2 101 

Setours 1.1 102 

Setúbal, Camara Municipal 4.2 116 

Seven Star Tours 26.B 201 

Severin Sea Lodge 21.A 120 

Sevilla Tourist Board 

4.2 201,201a-c 

Seychelles Tourism Board 20. 130 

Seymour Hotels 18. 124 

SFT Schule für Tourismus Berlin GmbH 12. 101 

Shah Tours & Travels Ltd. 21.A 122 

Shahr Aein Tourism Development Co. 21.B 213 

Shams Hotels & Resorts 23.A 102 

Shamwari Group 20. 134 

Shanfari Hotels & Resorts 22.B 200 

Shangdong Provicial Tourism 

Administration 26.C 310 

Shanghai China International 

Travel Service Ltd 26.C 310 

Hall 26.C 

Stand 310 

Shanghai Municipal Tourism 

Administrative Commission 26.C 310 

Shangri La Hotel & Traders Hotel, Qaryat Al Berri 22.B 210 

Shangri-La Barr Al Jissah Resort & Spa 22.B 200 

Shangri-La Hotel Dubai 22.A 103 

Shangri-La’s Le Touessrok 20. 129 

Shangri-La’s Mactan Resort & Spa, Cebu 26.A 101, 134 

Shangri-La’s Rasa Ria Resort 26.A 121 

Shannon Heritage 18. 122 

Shanxi Provincial Tourism Administration 26.C 310 

Sharaf Tours 22.B 210 

Sharemagazines GmbH 4.1 228a 

Sharengo4tourism 1.2 121 

Sharjah Airport Authority 22.A 104 

Sharjah Airport Travel Agency (SATA) 22.A 104 

Sharjah Commerce 

& Tourism Development Authority 22.A 104 

SHARJAH ENVIRONMENT 

& PROTECTED AREA 22.A 104 

Sharjah Environment & Protected Areas 22.A 104 

Sharjah Museums Department 22.A 104 

SHARJAH NATIONAL HOTELS 22.A 104 

Sharp Travel Service 26.A 101, 134 

Sharyem Tours 21.A 121 

Shasa Resort and Residences, Koh Samui 26.B 221 

SHEARWATER VICTORIA FALLS 20. 136 

Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque 22.B 210 

Shenzhen DidaTravel Technology Co., Ltd 9. 113 

Sheraton Algarve Hotel & Pine Cliffs Resort 2.2 208d 

SHERATON CASCAIS RESORT 2.2 208a 

Sheraton Jumeirah Beach Resort 22.A 103 

Sheraton Kuwait 22.A 208 

Sheraton Maldives Full Moon Resort & Spa , 

W Retreat & Spa - Maldives 

5.2A 109, 109a 

Sheraton Santo Domingo 3.1 131 

Sheraton Sharjah Beach Resort & Spa 22.A 104 

Sheridan Beach Resort & Spa 26.A 101, 134 

Sherry Nile Cruise 23.A 100 

Sherwood Breezes Resort 3.2 201 

Shidolya Tours & Safari Ltd. 21.A 122 

Shikhar Travels (India) Pvt. Ltd. 5.2B 236 

Shiv Vilas Resorts (PVT) Ltd. 5.2B 217 

Shkodra Travel & Tours 1.2 214 

Shongololo Express Pty Ltd. 20. 138 

Shroff Int’l Travel Care 26.A 101, 134 

Shop Dine Play USA 2.1 490 

SHUROOQ 22.A 104 

Siam Kempinski Hotel Bangkok 26.B 221 

Siam Bayshore Pattaya 26.B 218 

Siam Park Recreation 26.B 221 

Siam@Siam Design Hotels 26.B 218 

Siberian Times 2.1 120 

Sibiu - Hermannstadt 7.2B 101a-c 

Sibiu Reisen 7.2B 101a-c 

SibTimes 2.1 120 

Sibtrip 2.1 113a 

Siciliana, Regione 1.2 124 

Siciliana, Regione Assessorato 

Turismo sport e spettacolo 1.2 124 

Sicily Action Team building 4.1 234 

Sicily cities of Siracusa Noto Avola & Pachino 1.2 224 

Siddhalepa Ayurveda Resort 5.2A 107, 107b 

Side Alegria Hotel & Spa 3.2 201 

Hall 3.2 

Stand 140 

Side Crown Hotels 3.2 140 

Side Star 3.2 201 

Side Sun / Side Sun Bella Resort & Spa 3.2 108 

Siebenbürgen Reisen 7.2B 101a-c 

Sielmanns Naturlandschaft Döberitzer 

Heide Heinz Sielmann Stiftung 12. 101 

Sierra Leone National Tourist Board 21.A 117 

Sierra Nevada 

4.2 201,201a-c 

Sifawy Boutique Hotel 22.B 200 

Sightseeing Experience 1.2 113 

SIHOT Asia Pacific/ PacificPty Ltd. 8.1 136 

SIHOT do America 8.1 136 

SIHOT Portugal Unipessoal, Lda. 8.1 136 

SIHOT UK 8.1 136 

SIKILIZA 20. 136 

Silavadee Pool Spa Resort 26.B 221 

Silesian Tourist Organisation 15.1 100 

Silk Road Armenia 2.1 114 

Silk Road Destinations 2.1 114 

Silk Road Destinations The travel agency 2.1 119 

Silk Road To Asia Travels & Tours Co., Ltd. 26.B 230 

SILK TOUR Ltd. 2.1 116 

Silk Way Travel 2.1 124 

Silke Marshall Marketing Solutions 20. 138 

SilkWay Georgia 15.1 103 

Silvana Tours 1.1 102 

Silver Line Cruisers 18. 122 

Silverline Cruises 2.2 209 

Silvermine Beach Resort Limited 26.A 107 

Silversea Cruises 10.1 117 

Simba Safaris Ltd. 21.A 122 

Simple Booking 8.1 125a 

Simply Bhutan 26.C 305 

Simply Hotels France 

2.2 201, 201a 

SIMsKultur 10.2 108 

Sindbad Club 23.A 100 

Singapore Airlines 5.2A 114 

Singapore Airlines LTD. 26.A 133 

Singapore Tourism Board 26.A 133 

Singinawa Jungle Lodge 5.2B 256 

Sino Business Travel 26.A 115b 

Sinope Tour 3.2 109 

Sirena-Travel 2.1 103 

Sirene Belek Hotel 3.2 201 

Sirenis Hotels & Resorts 4.2 111 

Sita 5.2B 209 

Sitara International Ltd. The travel agency 2.1 119 

Sitara Travel-Uzbekistan 5.2A 111 

SiteMinder 10.1 108 

Siva Travel Services 2.2 101 

Sivory Punta Cana Boutique Hotel 3.1 131 

Six Senses Hotels Resorts & Spas 26.B 221 

Six Senses Laamu 

5.2A 109, 109a 

Sixt GmbH & Co. Autovermietung KG 9. 121 

Sixt Jobworld 11.1 107 

Sixt rent a car 7.1C 100 





Sixt rent a car - Canada 2.1 211 

SJ AB - Schwedische Eisenbahnen 18. 128e 

Skål International 3.1 149 

SKÅL International Berlin e.V. 3.1 149 

Skåne & Die Familie Helsingborg 18. 128e 

SKE-Reisen 7.2B 103 

Skiathos Island 2.2 101 

SKL Group of Camps 20. 131 

Skopelos Village Hotel 2.2 110 

Skulpturenpark Waldfrieden Foundation 8.2 103b 

Skypicker.com 5.1 106 

SKYTEAM c/o Air France KLM 25. 130 

Skyway International Travels Unit 

of Vagjiani Travel Co.Pvt.Ltd. 5.2B 205, 205a 

SLC Representation 5.2A 114 

Slovak Tourist Board 7.2B 103 

Slovenian Tourist Board 17. 109 

Slow Food Travel Alpe Adria 17. 103 

Slow Life 1.2 121a 

SLS Las Vegas 2.1 445 

Småland & Öland 18. 128e 

Small Danish Hotels 18. 128a 

Small Distinctive Hotels 

3.1 236, 236b 

Small Hotels of Turkey (Kücük Oteller Dernegi) 3.2 201 

SMART HOLIDAYS ANDALUSIA 4.2 121 

Smart Travel & Tourism 22.B 200 

Smart-i Malaysia Tourist Apps Sdn Bhd 26.A 121 

Smartline Kyknos Beach 2.2 101 

SMS Tourism 1.2 222 

Smyril Line 18. 112 

SnapShot GmbH 8.1 127 

SnowLion Expeditions Pvt. Ltd. 5.2B 205, 205a 

Snowmass Tourism 2.1 330 

Snowy Horizon Treks & Expedition (P) Ltd. 5.2A 110 

SNTTA Emir Tours & Travel LLC 22.B 210 

So Sofitel Bangkok 26.B 221 

SO Sofitel Hua Hin 26.B 221 

SOASTA 6.1 111 

Soca Tal 17. 109 

Sociedad Pública G.Y. PR. 

Turistica de Asturias, S.A.U. 4.2 101,101a 

Sofia Tourism Administration 15.1 101 

Sofitel Bahrain Zallaq Thalassa Sea & Spa 23.B 201 

Sofitel Dubai Downtown 22.A 103 

Sofitel French Polynesia 5.2A 105 

Sofitel Hotel Dubai Jumeirah Beach 22.A 103 

Sofitel Imperial Resort & Spa 

and Sofitel So Mauritius 20. 129 

Sofitel Legend Metropole Hanoi 26.C 311 

Sofitel The Palm 22.A 103 

SoftConEx GmbH 5.1 110 

Sokos Hotels / Radisson Blu Hotels & Resorts 18. 128b 

Sokos Hotels Arina, Levi, 

Vaakuna Rovaniemi 18. 108 

Sokos Hotels Tallinn 18. 126c 

Sol Marina Resort-Boracay 26.A 101, 134 

Solana Tours 1.1 104b 

Solaris d.d. 1.2 217 

Solei Turism 7.2B 104 

Solentiname Tours Discover Nicaragua 3.1 237 

Solis Indian Ocean 20. 129 

Solling-Vogler-Region im Weserbergland e.V. 6.2A 103 

Solmartour 1.1 102 

Solomon Islands Visitors Bureau 5.2A 104 

Solvex Ltd. 15.1 101 

Somak Safaris 21.A 120 

Somatheeram Ayurveda Group 5.2B 246 

Somatheeram Ayurvedic Health Resort 5.2B 208 

Somerset Tourism 18. 123, 125 

Somon Air 2.1 113 

Sonesta Hotels, Resorts & Nile Cruises 23.A 100 

Sonesta Peru Hotels & Las Casitas del Colca 1.1 102 

Soneva Resorts & Residences 5.2A 109, 109a 

Sonoma County Tourism 2.1 435 

Sopa Lodges 21.A 120 

Sophiya Travel & Tours 26.B 225 

Sorell Hotels Switzerland 

17. 101,101a-c 

Soulacia Hotel & Resort 5.2B 247 

Sound of Vienna GmbH 17. 103 

South African Airways 20. 138 

South African Tourism 20. 138 

South American Tours 1.1 202 

South American Tours Argentina 1.1 202 

South American Tours Brazil 1.1 202 

South American Tours Chile 1.1 202 

South American Tours Colombia 1.1 202 

South American Tours Ecuador 1.1 202 

South American Tours Peru 1.1 202 

South American Tours Uruguay 1.1 202 

South Australian Tourism Commission 5.2A 114 

South Bohemia Convention Bureau 7.2B 102a-b 

South Carolina Tourism 2.1 340 

South Pacific Management 5.2A 105 

South Pacific Tourism Organisation 5.2A 104 

South Pacific Travel 26.C 311 

South Sudan, Embassy 21.A 114 

Southern Africa on Show 20. 134 

Southern Cross Hotels 20. 129 

Southern Cross Safaris 21.A 120 

Southern Palms Beach Resort 21.A 120 

Southern Spoor Marketing 20. 134 

Southern Sun Abu Dhabi 22.B 210 

Southern Ute Cultural Center & Museum 2.1 465 

Southwild Peru 1.1 102 

Sovereign Tourism 18. 123, 125 

SPA Travel GmbH 2.2 205 

SPAIN FOOD SHERPAS 4.2 121 

Spaincares, Clúster Español 

de Turismo de Salud 4.2 101,101a 

Spanisches Fremdenverkehrsamt 

TURESPAÑA 4.2 101,101a 

Spartacus International Gay Guide 3.1 201a 

Special Interest Travel Ltd. 1.2 222 

Special Tours Wildlife Adventures 18. 128c 

Speicherbrauerei Bourgogne des Flandres 10.2 103 

Speke Uganda Holidays Ltd. 21.A 119 

Spessart Tourismus 7.2C 101 

SPH Private Limited (Jumeirah Vittaveli) 5.2A 109, 109a 

SPI, Scandinavia 8.1 113a 

Spice Island Hotel & Resort 21.A 123 

Spice Land Holidays 

5.2B 205, 205a 

Spice Traveland Tours 21.A 123 

Spirit Hotel Sárvár 2.2 209 

Spitsbergen Travel 18. 128d 

SPKS Marketing GmbH & Co. OHG - 

Gewölberestaurants Dresden 11.2 102 

Splendid Asia Pvt. Ltd. 

5.2A 109, 109a 

Splendid Evasion 4.1 238 

Sportina Turizem 17. 109 

Sportland NRW- Ministerium für Familie, 

Kinder, Jugend, Kultur und Sport 8.2 102a 

Sportmetropole Berlin 12. 101 

Spot Reisen GmbH 21.B 210 

Sprachcaffe Reisen GmbH 3.1 221 

Spring Tours Egypt 23.A 100 

Springbok Atlas Tours and Safaris 20. 138 

Springfield Illinois CVB 2.1 375 

Sputnik Irkutsk 2.1 121 

SR Travel GmbH & Co.KG 25. 136 

Sree Chitra Ayur Home 

5.2B 205, 205a 

Sri Asia Tourism Service Co., Ltd. 26.B 201 

Sri Lanka Tourism Promotion Bureau 5.2A 107, 107a, 107b 

SriLankan Airlines 5.2A 108 

SRL Kanuhura 

5.2A 109, 109a 

St Christopher´s Inn 4.1 102 

St. Gallen-Bodensee Tourismus 17. 101,101a-c 

St. George Hotel Enterprises 

2.2 111, 111a 

St. Raphael Hotel 

2.2 111, 111a 

St. Regis Hotel Dubai 22.A 103 

St.Olavsleden - Östersunds kommun 18. 128e 

STA Travel GmbH 5.2A 114 

STA Travel Group 4.1 102 

Staatliche Antikensammlung 

und Glyptothek München 16. 104 

Staatliche Geschäftsstelle “Luther 2017” 12. 102 

Staatliche Geschäftsstelle “Luther 2017” 16. 104 

Staatliche Museen zu Berlin 16. 104 

Staatliche Porzellan-Manufaktur Meissen GmbH 11.2 102 

Staatliche Schlösser u. Gärten 

im Finanzministerium MV 6.2A 106 

Staatliche Schlösser 

und Gärten Baden-Württemberg 6.2B 202 

Staatliche Schlösser, Burgen 

und Gärten Sachsen gGmbH 11.2 102 

Staatsbad Bad Oeynhausen GmbH 8.2 102a 

Staatsbad Salzuflen GmbH 8.2 102a 

Staatsoper im Schillertheater 16. 100 

Staatsoperette Dresden 11.2 102 

Staatsoperette Dresden 16. 104 

stade zeiten - BAYERN TOURISMUS 

Marketing GmbH 6.2B 306 

Stadt & Kreis Offenbach c/o Magistrat 

der Stadt Offenbach 7.2C 101 

Stadt Bautzen 11.2 102 

Stadt Brühl 8.2 103c 

Stadt Cesky Krumlov 7.2B 102a-b 

Stadt Dessau-Roßlau 11.2 101 

Stadt Erding-Stadtmarketing 6.2B 315, 316 

Stadt Krefeld 8.2 102a 

Stadt Kremmen 12. 101 

Stadt Naumburg 11.2 101 

Stadt Osterwieck 11.2 101 

Stadt Rheinsberg Tourist-Information 12. 101 

Stadt Teplice 7.2B 102a-b 

Stadt Valencia 4.2 101,101a 

Stadt Valparaiso 1.1 201 

Stadt Werder (Havel) 12. 101 

Stadthaushotel Hamburg 9. 110 

Stadthaushotel Hamburg 6.2A 102, 104 

Stadtmarketing Fritzlar e. V. 7.2C 101 

Stadtmarketing Gesellschaft 

Schwerin GmbH 6.2A 106 

Stadtmarketing Halle (Saale) GmbH 11.2 101 

Stadtmarketing- und Verkehrsgesellschaft 

Dormagen mbH 8.2 103c 

Stage Entertainment Marketing & Sales GmbH 6.2A 102, 104 

Stan Stephens Glacier & Wildlife Cruises 2.1 302 

Stanford Hillview Hotel/ Stanford Hotel 

Hong Kong 26.A 107 

Star Clippers America 25. 165 

Star Clippers Kreuzfahrten GmbH 25. 165 

Star Clippers Monaco SAM 25. 165 

Star Holiday Mart 26.A 133 

Star Peru 1.1 102 

Stardekk BVBA 8.1 106 

Stargard 15.1 100 

Starhotels Spa 9. 301 

Starwood Hotels & Resorts Egypt 23.A 100 

Starwood Hotels & Resorts Germany North 7.2C 101 

Starwood Hotels & Resorts Indian Ocean 20. 129 

Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide 9. 315 

Starwood Hotels, Toronto Metro Market 2.1 491 

State A.S. Pushkin museum 2.1 121 

Statue Cruises 2.1 405 

Stay and Play NZ Tourism Connections 5.2A 114 

Stayokay 10.2 102 

STC Switzerland Travel Centre AG 17. 101,101a-c 

Steiermark Tourismus 17. 103 

Steigenberger Akademie Bad Reichenhall 11.1 103 

Steigenberger Al Dau Resort 

(Steigenberger Al Dau Beach Hotel / 

Steigenberger Aqua Magic) 23.A 100 

Steigenberger Hotels & Resorts 9. 319 

Steigenberger Hotels AG 9. 319 

Steiger Hotels Sächsische Schweiz 11.2 105 

Stella Di Mare Hotels & Resorts - Egypt 23.A 100 

Stena Line Scandinavia AB 18. 111 

Stenden University of Applied Sciences 11.1 219 

Step to City Teknoloji ve Tanitim Anonim Sirketi 6.1 155 

Stern und Kreisschiffahrt GmbH 12. 101 

Sterna Travel 18. 128c 

STG Stadtmarketing- und Tourismusgesellschaft 

Brandenburg an der Havel mbH 12. 101 

Stift Klosterneuburg 16. 105 

Stiftsgut Keysermühle 9. 110 

Stiftung Leuchtenburg 11.2 103 

Stiftung Luthergedenkstätten in Sachsen-Anhalt 11.2 101 

Stiftung Preußische Schlösser 

und Gärten Berlin-Brandenburg 12. 101 

Stiftung Schloss Dyck 16. 103 

Stiftung Schloss Friedenstein Gotha 11.2 103 

Stiftung Schloss und Park Benrath 8.2 103b 

Stiftung Warentest 14.1 105 

Stiftung Zollverein, UNESCO Welterbe 

Zollverein + Ruhr Museum 8.2 101b 

Stockholm Country Break - Sörmland 18. 128e 

Stockholm Visitors Board/ 

Stockholm Archipelago 18. 128e 

Stone Group Hotels 3.2 121 

Stora Sjöffallet Mountain Center/ 

Visit Gellivare Lapland 18. 108 

S’Tours Voyages 25. 180 

STR CEE Ltd. 25. 180 

STR Destination Handling GmbH & Co. KG 25. 180 

Strada dei Vini del Cantico 1.2 114 

Strassburg Verkehrsamt 

2.2 201, 201a 

Strategy & Events Mice 1.1 101 

Strawberry Park Resort 26.A 121 

Stromberger PR 5.3 115 

Studentische Projekte TOPAS e.V. 11.1 105 

Studienkreis für Tourismus 

und Entwicklung e.V. 4.1 241 

Studiosus Reisen München GmbH 25. 107 

Stünings Medien GmbH 10.1 105 

Stuttgart-Marketing GmbH 6.2B 202 

Style Tours 

2.2 111, 111a 

Style Travel Agency 7.2B 102a-b 

Sub Oceanic Dive Club 

5.2A 109, 109a 

Sudan, Ministry of Tourism Antiquities 

and Wildlife 21.B 212 

Süddeutsche Zeitung GmbH 10.2 106 

Sudima Hotels New Zealand / Australia 5.2A 114 

Südmähren, Tourismuszentrale 7.2B 102a-b 

SUE AA “Great silk road” NC “Uzbektourism” 2.1 119 

SUENO Hotels 3.2 131 

Sugar Beach A Viceroy Resort 3.1 122 

SuitePad GmbH 6.1 129 

Sulcus Hospitality Group BV Netherlands 8.1 113a 

Sulcus, Spain 8.1 113a 

Sule Shangri-La Yangon 26.B 201 

Sultan Gardens Resort 23.A 100 

Summertimes 25. 131 

Summertimes 20. 129 

Sun & Sea Travel 21.B 208 

Sun Africa Hotel 21.A 120 

SUN BIRD 26.B 201 

Sun Islands Hawaii, Inc. 2.1 215 

Sun Oceans Pvt Ltd 

5.2A 109, 109a 

Sun Resorts Ltd. 20. 129 

Sun Rise Resorts 23.A 100 

Sun Series Travel Co., Ltd. 26.B 221 

Sun Siyam Resorts 

5.2A 109, 109a 

Sun Sporting Holidays Ltd 

(Palm Beach Maldives) 

5.2A 109, 109a 

Sun Tours and Travel 21.A 123 

Sun Travels and Tours 

5.2A 109, 109a 

Sun West Hospitality Management 23.A 100 

Sunbird Tourism 20. 101 

Sunborn Gibraltar 2.2 114 

Sunborn Saga Ltd / Naantali Spa and Ruissalo Spa 18. 128b 

Suncani Hvar d.d. 1.2 216 


SunExpress 25. 133 

Sunhotels 25. 185 

Sunhouse Travel Ltd. 

2.2 111, 111a 

Sunlux Collection by Sun International 20. 134 

Sunnyseeker Hotels LTD 

2.2 111, 111a 

Sunrise Hotels 

2.2 111, 111a 

Sunrise Nha Trang 26.C 311 

Sunsail & The Moorings 3.1 141 

Sunseekers Tours 21.A 106 

Sunset Resort Management Ltd. 15.1 101 

Sunshine Hotels & Resorts Pattaya 26.B 218 

Sunshine Tours Pty Ltd 20. 119 

Sunshine Vacation Clubs 2.2 101 

Sunspot Tours (Malta) Ltd. 1.2 222 

Sunswept Resorts - The BodyHoliday 

+ Rendezvous 3.1 122 


S / T 


Suntours 15.1 101 

Sunway International ( Pvt) Ltd. 5.2A 107, 107b 

Sunway Safaris 20. 134 

Super Duper 18. 126a 

Super Tours 1.2 216 

SUPERCLUBS 3.1 141 

Supertour DMC Poland 15.1 100 

Supranational Hotels Limited 9. 303 

Surinam Airways 3.1 123 

Suriname Tourism Foundation 3.1 123 

SURIYA / GOLDI 

5.2A 107, 107b 

Surtrek 1.1 110 

Surya Lanka Ayurveda Holidays 5.2A 107, 107b 

Surya Reisedienst Pvt. Ltd. 

5.2B 205, 205a 

Susesi Luxury Resort 3.2 144 

Sustainable Luxury Vietnam - Six Sens 26.C 311 

Svatma 5.2B 256 

Svoy TS 2.1 121 

SWA Safaris 20. 114 

Swagatam Tours Pvt. Ltd. 

5.2B 205, 205a 

Swakopmund Collection 20. 114 

Swampland Safari Trails 20. 131 

Swaziland Civil Aviation Authority 20. 113 

Swaziland, Kingdom 20. 113 

Sweet Memory Travel 26.B 201 

Swena Tour 2.1 121 

Swieradow-Czerniawa - Polnische Kurortgruppe 15.1 100 

Swietokrzyskie Tourism Organization of the 15.1 100 

Swietokrzyskie Voivodeship 

Marshal’s Office of the 15.1 100 

Swiss belhotel Plaza 22.A 208 

Swiss Import Promotion Programme 1.1 112 

Swiss Quality Hotels International 17. 106 

Swiss School of Tourism and Hospitality SSTH 11.1 309 

Swiss Travel Costa Rica 

3.1 236, 236b 

Swiss Travel System AG 

17. 101,101a-c 

Swiss-Belhotel International 26.A 122, 123 

SWISSFEEL AG 8.1 130 

Swiss-Garden International 26.A 121 

Swissôtel Berlin 9. 309 

Swissôtel Bremen 9. 309 

Swissôtel Dresden Am Schloss 9. 309 

Swissotel Le Plaza Basel 9. 309 

Swissotel Merchant Court 26.A 133 

Swissotel Nai Lert Park 26.B 221 

Swissotel Nankai Osaka 9. 309 

Swissotel The Bosphorus Istanbul 9. 309 

Swissôtel Zürich 9. 309 

Sylt Marketing GmbH 6.2A 105 

Synergy Tours Indonesia 26.A 122, 123 

SYNERWAY S.A. 6.1 124 

Sysco, Greece 8.1 113a 

T 

T&Cnet, Romania 8.1 113a 

T.R.I.P.S. Travel, Inc. 26.A 101, 134 

ta.ts - Travel Agency Technologies & Services 10.1 117 

Tabacón Grand Spa Thermal Resort 3.1 236, 236b 

Tabasam Tours and Travel Ltd. 21.A 123 

TABASCO 1.1 101 

TAC - Travel to Mozambique 20. 107 

TAC IT GmbH 8.1 126 

Tagungshotel Wichernhaus 9. 110 

Tahiti Nui Travel 5.2A 105 

Tahiti Tourisme 5.2A 105 

Tahiti Tours 5.2A 105 

Taitu Tour and Travel Services 21.A 121 

Taiwan Tourism Bureau 26.A 130 

Taiwan Visitors Association 26.A 130 

Tai-yi Red Maple Resort 26.A 130 

Taj Hotels - Sri Lanka 

5.2A 107, 107b 

Taj Hotels Resorts and Palaces 9. 204 

Tajik Community Based Tourism 

Association TCBTA 2.1 112 

Tajik National Park (Mountains of the Pamirs) 2.1 112 

Tajikistan, Committee of Youth Affairs, 

Sports and Tourism 2.1 113 

Taleni Africa 20. 114 

Talk of the Town Hotel & Beach Club Aruba 3.1 134 

Tallink Silja GmbH 18. 110 

Tallinn City Tourist Office & Convention Bureau 18. 126c 

Talya Software 25. 128 

Tamares Hotels and Resorts 23.B 203 

Tamarijn Aruba All Inclusive 3.1 134 

Tamarind Tree Hotel 3.1 137 

Tamil Nadu Tourism Department 5.2B 205, 205a 

Tamog Tours & Safaris 20. 131 

Tan Pride Safaris Ltd. 21.A 122 

Tandem Travel 15.1 101 

Tanganyika Expeditions 21.A 122 

Tanganyika Wilderness Camps Ltd. 21.A 127 

Tangerine Group of Hotels 

5.2A 107, 107b 

Tango Arjaan by Rotana 9. 308 

Tango Mar Beachfront - Boutique Hotel & Villas 3.1 236, 236b 

Tangol S.R.L. 1.1 113 

Tania Tours 23.B 202 

Tanjung Rhu Resort Langkawi 26.A 121 

Tanzania Adventure Ltd. 21.A 122 

Tanzania Journeys Ltd. (Halisi Camps) 21.A 122 

Tanzania National Parks 21.A 122 

Tanzania Tourist Board 21.A 122 

Tanztheater Wuppertal Pina Bausch 8.2 103b 

TAP Portugal 2.2 208a 

Target Travel & Tours Services 26.A 107 

Tari Tour 2.1 121 

Tarom 7.2B 101a-c 

TAROM 25. 130 

Tarragona, Patronat Municipal de Turisme 4.2 202 

TAS Touristik Assekuranzmakler und Service GmbH 25. 126 

Tasmania, Tourism 5.2A 114 

Tasty Tour 7.2B 103 

TAT Travel 23.A 100 

Tathastu Resorts 5.2B 247 

Tatilya Resort Otel 3.2 109 

TatraBis 7.2B 104 

Tatry Mountain Resorts, a.s. 7.2B 103 

tattva TourismSolutions 5.2B 256 

Taunus Touristik Service e.V. 7.2C 101 

TAV Airports Holding Co. 3.2 110 

TAV Georgia 15.1 103 

Tavelite Travel & Tours 26.A 101, 134 

Tavelite Travel and Tours Co. 26.A 101, 134 

Taxi Berlin TZB GmbH 12. 101 

Taxiwind Intertaxi Greek airports taxi transfers 2.2 101 

TBL, Latin America 8.1 113a 

TeamAmerica Receptive Tour Operator 2.1 201 

Technische Hochschule Deggendorf 11.1 109 

Technological Institute of Biysk 2.1 120 

Tedy Tours and Travel Services PLC 21.A 121 

Teeling Whiskey Distillery 18. 122 

Tekura Tahiti Travel 5.2A 105 

Tel Aviv Hotel Association 23.B 203 

Telal Resort 22.B 210 

Telamar Resort 3.1 235 

Telangana Tourism 5.2B 216 

Temple Point Resort 21.A 120 

Temple Square 2.1 322 

Tennessee Tourism 2.1 345 

Terengganu Tourism 26.A 121 

Terme 3000 - Moravske Toplice 17. 109 

Terme Beach Resort - Terme di Punta Marina 1.2 104 

Terme Maribor 17. 109 

Terme Olimia d.d. 17. 109 

Terme Vivat 17. 109 

TERMETOUR 1.2 113 

Terra Group 1.1 104b 

Terra Nova Iceland 18. 128c 

Terra Nova Tours 20. 114 

Terra Travel Doo 1.2 218 

Terra Tropical 3.1 235 

Terra World Travel (India) Pvt. Ltd. 5.2B 252 

Terrace Hotels 3.2 201 

Terre Cambodge-Adventure Expedition 26.B 225 

Territory Expeditions 5.2A 114 

TES Tour The travel agency 2.1 119 

Tesi Viaggi 1.2 113 

Tettucio Tour 1.2 113 

Texas Holiday Travel 2.1 425 

Texas Tourism 2.1 425 

TFE Hotels 5.2A 114 

Thai Airways International PCL 26.B 206 

Thai Garden Resort Pattaya 26.B 218 

Thailand, Tourism Authority of Thailand 26.B 221 

Thalia Theater Hamburg 6.2A 102, 104 

Thalys International 

2.2 201, 201a 

Thamserku Trekking P. LTD 5.2A 110 

Thanos Hotel Management 

2.2 111, 111a 

Thavorn Hotels & Resort 26.B 210-212 

The Address Hotels and Resorts 22.A 103 

The African Travel & Tourism Association 20. 120 

The Aiyana 21.A 122 

The Albatroz Hotel Cascais, Portugal 2.2 208a 

The Ascott Limited 9. 210 

the a-team, WIinkler & Stenzel GmbH 5.1 105 

The Atlantic Hotel 18. 124 

The Bellevue Hotels & Resort 26.A 101, 134 

The Best Destinations on the West 2.1 525 

The Blue Train 20. 134 

The Blue Yonder 4.1 216 

The Boulevard Arjaan by Rotana 9. 308 

The Broadmoor 2.1 330 

The Broadway Collection/ Broadway Inbound 2.1 405 

The Bushcamp company 20. 133 

The Caleta Hotel Health Beauty 

+ Conference Centre 2.2 114 

The Castle Collection 18. 122 

The Chateau Spa & Organic Wellness Resort 26.A 121 

The Chedi Muscat 22.B 200 

The Chickasaw Nation 2.1 465 

The Church Palace 1.2 118 

The City of Katowice 15.1 100 

The Cliff Resort and Residences 26.A 110 

The Club Hotel & Spa, Huggler Hotels 18. 124 

The Code 4.1 220 

The Cosmopolitan 2.1 445 

The Cotswolds - Cotswolds District Council 18. 123, 125 

The Cove Eleuthra 3.1 141 

The Cove Rotana Resorts 9. 308 

The Cove Rotana Resorts 

22.A 101, 101a 

The Crest resort and Pool Villas 26.B 221 

The Danish Riviera VisitNorthSealand 

and VisitOdsherred 18. 128a 

The Danna Langkawi 26.A 121 

The Desert Rose Resort 23.A 100 

The Elegant Collection 20. 114 

The Emerald Collection 21.A 122 

The Emerald Cove Koh Chang 

(Marriott) The Signat 26.B 221 

The Emirates Academy 

of Hospitality Management 11.1 305 

The Explore Nepal P. LTD 5.2A 110 

The Farm at San Benito 26.A 101, 134 

The Fortress Resort & Spa 

5.2A 107, 107b 

The Funzi Keys 21.A 120 

THE GATE Berlin 12. 101 

The George Hotel 6.2A 102, 104 

The Green Spot Travel 1.1 104b 

The Hide 20. 111 

The Hide 20. 111, 136 

The Hilton Colombo 

5.2A 107, 107b 

THE HOTEL @ THARABAR GATE 26.B 201 

The Hoteliers Collection 26.B 221 

The Kangaroo Traveller 20. 114 

The Kee Resort & Spa 26.B 210-212 

The Kingsbury PLC 

5.2A 107, 107b 

The Kumul Hotel - Defne Gruppe 3.2 133a 

The Lalit Suri Hospitality Group 5.2B 202 

The Lalu, Sun Moon Lake 26.A 130 

The Landings St.Lucia 3.1 122 

The Landmark Bangkok 26.B 221 

The Leisure Pass Group 9. 301 

The Lind Boracay 26.A 101, 134 

The Long Beach Resort (Pvt) Ltd. 5.2A 107, 107b 

The Lovina Bali 26.A 122, 123 

The Madison Hamburg 6.2A 102, 104 

The Meritage Collection 2.1 435 

The Merlin Phuket Hotels & Resorts 26.B 210-212 

The Metropolitan Opera 2.1 405 

The Meydan Hotel (Meydan Hotels) 22.A 103 

The Mill Resort & Suites Aruba 3.1 134 

The Modern Hotels 18. 124 

The Mozambique Collection 20. 107 

The Mulia, Mulia Resort & Villas - 26.A 122, 123 

The MUSE Hotel Boracay 26.A 101, 134 

The Museum of Modern Art 2.1 405 

The N/a’an ku se Collection 20. 114 

The New International Limo 1.2 226 

The New International Limo 1.2 226 

The New York Pass 2.1 405 

The Nile Ritz-Carlton, Cairo 23.A 100 

The Oitavos 2.2 208a 

The Old Course Hotel, Golf Resort & Spa 18. 103 

The Old Phuket - Karon Beach Resort 26.B 221 

THE ORCHARD WELLNESS A 

ND HEALTH RESORTS 26.A 121 

The Original Tour 18. 123, 125 

The Pamir Mountains of Tajikistan 

and Kyrgyzstan c/o PECTA 2.1 112 

The Park Hotels 5.2B 213 

The Path 26.A 101, 134 

The Pavilions, Bali 26.A 122, 123 

The Peninsula Manila 26.A 101, 134 

The Rail Journeys A unit 

of Leisure Corp. PVT LTD 

5.2B 205, 205a 

The Reef Resorts 1.1 101 

The Residence by Cenizaro c/o Diamonde e.K. 20. 108 

The Ritz-Carlton 22.A 103 

The Ritz-Carlton Abu Dhabi Grand Canal 22.B 210 

The Royal Mint Visitor 18. 123, 125 

The Royal Pacific Hotel & Towers 26.A 107 

The Royal Pita Maha 26.A 122, 123 

The Royal Zanzibar Beach Resort Ltd. 21.A 122 

The Safari Source 20. 136 

The Samaya Bali 26.A 122, 123 

The Seminyak Beach Resort & Spa 26.A 122, 123 

The Sintesa Jimbaran 26.A 122, 123 

The St. Regis Abu Dhabi 22.B 210 

The St. Regis Saadiyat Island Resort 22.B 210 

The Strand Hotel & Cruise 26.C 308 

The Three Corners for Hotel & Resorts 23.A 100 

The Tour Company 2.1 124 

The Travel Centre 20. 101 





The Travel Insiders 5.2A 114 

The Ubud Village 26.A 122, 123 

The Ultimate Travelling Camp 5.2B 205, 205a 

The Unique Collection of Hotels & Resorts 26.B 221 

The Venetian Palazzo 2.1 445 

The Vijitt Resort Phuket 26.B 221 

The Vision Destination Management 22.B 210 

The Westin La Quinta Golf Resort & Spa 4.2 201,201a-c 

The Zuri Hotels and Resorts 

5.2B 205, 205a 

the_9 wonderful cities in Niedersachsen 6.2A 103 

Theater Bremen GmbH 6.2A 101 

Theater Erfurt 11.2 103 

Theatre in Paris 

2.2 201, 201a 

Thermana 17. 109 

Thermana 17. 109 

Therme Erding 6.2B 315, 316 

Thermenland Steiermark 17. 103 

Thessaloniki Hotels Association 2.2 101 

Thessaly, Region 2.2 101 

Thompsons Africa 20. 138 

Thon Hotels 18. 128d 

Thornybush 20. 134 

Thüringer Heilbäderverband e.V. 11.2 103 

Thüringer Tourismus GmbH 11.2 103 

Tia Heights Makdi Bay Hotels and Resorts 23.A 100 

Tiamo Resorts 3.1 141 

Tianjin Hebei District Cutlure and Tourism Bureau 26.C 310 

Tianjin Tourism Administration 26.C 310 

Ticino Turismo 

17. 101,101a-c 

Ticket Bureau 4.2 202 

Ticketmaster GmbH 16. 103 

TID Branchenguide 10.1 121 

Tien-Shan Travel 2.1 117 

Tierra de Fuego 1.1 110 

Tierra Hotels 1.1 201 

Tierra Maya Tours 3.1 238 

Tiger Trail Travel 26.A 110 

Tika Tours 2.1 105 

TIME Hotels 22.A 103 

Time Oak Hotel & Suites 22.A 103 

TIMHOTEL 

2.2 201, 201a 

Timisoara 7.2B 101a-c 

Tint Tint Travels & Tours, Myanmar 26.C 334b 

Tioc Natur und Studienreisen 7.2B 101a-c 

Tip Top Travel Lufthansa City Center 1.1 110 

Tip Tour Operator & DMC 1.1 101 

Tirana Egypt 23.A 100 

Tirol Werbung GmbH 17. 103 

Titan Hotels 3.2 201 

Titanic Belfast 18. 122 

Titanic Hotels 25. 154 

Titanic Palace 23.A 111 

Titlis Bergbahnen, Hotels & Restaurants 17. 101,101a-c 

Tivoli Hotels & Resorts 2.2 208a 

Tjapukai Aboriginal Cultural Experiences 5.2A 114 

TMB Tourismus-Marketing Brandenburg 

GmbH Clustermanagement Tourismus 12. 101 

tmu Tourismus Marketing Uckermark GmbH 12. 101 

TOC Agentur für Kommunikation GmbH & Co. KG 5.3 116 

Toedt, Dr. Selk & Coll. GmbH (TS&C) 9. 305 

Tokyo Convention & Visitors Bureau 26.A 106 

TOM Travel/WOW Travel GmbH 3.2 103 

TomOnTour.com 3.1 204 

Tonhalle Düsseldorf 8.2 103b 

Tonichi Travel Service 26.A 129 

Top 10 Berlin 12. 101 

TOP 250 Germany - Die besten 

Tagungshotels in Deutschland 8.1 117 

TOP acora Hotel Bochum 9. 110 

TOP acora Hotel Bonn 9. 110 

TOP acora Hotel Duesseldorf 9. 110 

TOP Acora Hotel Karlsruhe 9. 110 

TOP Ambassador Hotel 9. 110 

TOP Art Hotel Vienna 9. 110 

TOP City & Country Line Hotels 9. 110 

TOP City Gallery Hotel 9. 110 

TOP CityLine Grand Hotel Reykjavik 9. 110 

TOP CityLine Hotel Essener Hof 9. 110 

TOP CityLine Hotel Hyllit 9. 110 

TOP CityLine Hotel Kaiserin Elisabeth 9. 110 

TOP CityLine Hotel Panorama Billstedt 9. 110 

TOP CityLine Hotel Panorama Harburg 9. 110 

TOP CityLine Hotel Panorama Inn 9. 110 

TOP CityLine Hotel Platzhirsch 9. 110 

TOP CityLine Hotel Residenz Berlin 9. 110 

TOP CityLine Hotel Zettler 9. 110 

TOP CityLine Klassik Altstadt-Hotel 9. 110 

TOP Conrad Hotel 9. 110 

TOP CountryLine Alexander Beach Hotel&Village 9. 110 

TOP CountryLine HEIDE SPA Hotel 9. 110 

TOP CountryLine Hotel Fortina 

Spa & Resort 5***** 9. 110 

TOP CountryLine Hotel Meerane 9. 110 

TOP CountryLine Hotel Ritter 9. 110 

TOP CountryLine Hotel Roth 9. 110 

TOP CountryLine Nordseehotel Freese 9. 110 

TOP CountryLine Seehotel Berlin-Rangsdorf 9. 110 

TOP CountryLine Seehotel Großherzog 

von Mecklenburg 9. 110 

Top Dest 1.1 208 

TOP EMBRACE Hotel Blumlage 9. 110 

TOP Embrace Hotel Franz 9. 110 

TOP EMBRACE Hotel Grenzfall 9. 110 

TOP EMBRACE Hotel INNdependence 9. 110 

TOP EMBRACE Hotel Sportforum 9. 110 

TOP Esplanade Hotel 9. 110 

TOP Falkensteiner Asia Spa Leoben 9. 110 

TOP Falkensteiner Hotel Am Schottenfeld 9. 110 

TOP Falkensteiner Hotel Bratislava 9. 110 

TOP Falkensteiner Hotel Maria Prag 9. 110 

TOP Favored Hotel Domicil 9. 110 

TOP Favored Hotel Scala 9. 110 

TOP Fosshotel Reykjavik 9. 110 

TOP Grand Continental Flamingo Hotel 9. 110 

TOP Hotel Agricola 9. 110 

TOP Hotel Ambassador - Zlatá Husa 9. 110 

TOP Hotel Amberger 9. 110 

TOP Hotel an der Oper 9. 110 

TOP Hotel Atlantis 9. 110 

TOP Hotel Buschhausen 9. 110 

TOP Hotel Centrum 9. 110 

TOP Hotel Consul 9. 110 

TOP Hotel Duerer 9. 110 

TOP Hotel Erzgiesserei Europe 9. 110 

TOP Hotel Fortina 4**** 9. 110 

TOP Hotel Freihof 9. 110 

TOP Hotel Garden Elysée 9. 110 

TOP Hotel Goldenes Fass 9. 110 

TOP Hotel Hammer 9. 110 

TOP Hotel Hohenstaufen 9. 110 

TOP Hotel Jagdschloss Niederwald 9. 110 

TOP Hotel La Résidence 9. 110 

TOP Hotel Palais-Esplanade 9. 110 

TOP Hotel Plaza 9. 110 

TOP Hotel Post Frankfurt Airport 9. 110 

TOP Hotel Spirodom Admont 9. 110 

TOP Hotel Tiffany 9. 110 

TOP INTERNATIONAL Hotels 9. 110 


TOP INTERNATIONAL Hotels 

and Corporate Partners 9. 110 

TOP Kensington Gardens Hotel 9. 110 

TOP KHR Hotel Freiburg 9. 110 

TOP KHR Parkhotel Fulda 9. 110 

TOP KHR Stadthotel Düsseldorf 9. 110 

TOP KHR Stadthotel Münster 9. 110 

TOP Kolpinghaus Messehotel 9. 110 

TOP Kongresshotel Europe 9. 110 

TOP Messehotel Europe 9. 110 

TOP Molla Hotel 9. 110 

TOP Seminarhotel am Aegerisee 9. 110 

TOP Senator Hotel 9. 110 

Top Service Tourist Services GmbH 4.2 108 

Top Tour 1.2 214 

Top Tours Romania 7.2B 101a-c 

TOP VCH Hotel am Römerturm 9. 110 

TOP VCH Hotel am Schlosspark 9. 110 

TOP VCH Hotel Augustinenhof 9. 110 

TOP VCH Hotel Baseler Hof 9. 110 

TOP VCH Hotel Hohenwart Forum 9. 110 

TOP VCH Hotel Landschloss Korntal 9. 110 

TOP VCH Hotel Martha Dresden 9. 110 

TOP VCH Hotel Spenerhaus 9. 110 

TOP VCH Hotel Wartburg 9. 110 

TOP VCH Hotel zur Burg Sternberg 9. 110 

TOP VCH Klosterhotel Wöltingerode 9. 110 

TOP VCH Luther Hotel Wittenberg 9. 110 

TOP VCH mainhaus 9. 110 

Topas Travel 26.C 314 

Topdeck Travel 25. 150 

Toraja DMO 26.A 122, 123 

Torarica Group of Hotels 3.1 123 

Toria DOOEL 1.2 201 

Torredembarra, Patronat Municipal de Turisme 4.2 202 

Toscana Forum - Reisebüro und Ferienvermittlung 25. 139 

Toscana Promozione 1.2 113 

Toshiba Corporation Atrium 1.1/2.1 300 

Tour & Travel Poland 15.1 100 

Tour Blue Holdings (Pvt) Ltd. 5.2A 107, 107b 

Tour East Australia 5.2A 114 

Tour East Singapore (1996) Pte Ltd. 26.A 133 

Tour Mandalay 26.B 201 

Tour Oman - Travel Point 22.B 200 

Tour Online AG 8.1 142 

Tour Vital Gmbh 25. 173 

TourAsia Co. Ltd. 26.A 107 

TourCert - Gesellschaft für Zertifizierung 

im Tourismus 4.1 217 

Tourcom GmbH 3.1 230 

TourGuide-Akademie.de 7.2C 101 

TourHero 2.1 490 

Tourias Mobile GmbH 5.1 100 

Tourico Holidays 9. 111 

Tourism & Civil Aviation Department 

Govt of Sikkim 

5.2B 205, 205a 

Tourism Administration 

of Guangdong Province 26.C 310 

Tourism Administration of Guangzhou 26.C 316 

Tourism Agency for the Irkutsk 

Region Government 2.1 120 

Tourism and Events Queensland 5.2A 114 

Tourism Board Podgorica 1.2 221 

Tourism Bureau of Chongqing 26.C 316 

Tourism Bureau of Yanbian 

Korean Autonomous Prefect 26.C 310 

Tourism Confederation of Tanzania 21.A 122 

Tourism Deparment Nagarland 5.2B 205, 205a 

Tourism Ireland 16. 100 

Tourism KwaZulu Natal 20. 138 

Tourism Northern Territory 5.2A 114 

Tourism Nova Scotia 2.1 491 

Tourism of the World 23.B 203 

Tourism Organisation Budva 1.2 221 

Tourism Organisation of Kotor 1.2 221 

Tourism Organisation of Ulcinj 1.2 221 

Tourism Prince Edward Island 2.1 491 

Tourism Richmond 2.1 491 

Tourism South East 18. 123, 125 

Tourism Toronto 2.1 491 

Tourism Victoria 5.2A 114 

Tourism Western Australia 5.2A 114 

Tourism Yukon 2.1 491 

Tourisme Québec 2.1 491 

TourismForAll 2.2 208a 

Tourismus & Congress GmbH Region 

Bonn/Rhein-Sieg/Ahrweiler 8.2 103b 

Tourismus Salzburg GmbH 17. 103 

Tourismus Schiegg 1.1 103 

Tourismus Service Bergstraße e.V. 6.2B 202 

Tourismus Untersee e.V. 6.2B 202 

Tourismus Zentrale Saarland GmbH 8.2 202a-c 

Tourismus+Congress GmbH Frankfurt am Main 7.2C 101 

Tourismusagentur Ostbelgien 10.2 105 

Tourismus-Agentur Schleswig-Holstein GmbH 16. 100 

Tourismusassoziation von Vidzeme 18. 126a 

Tourismusbüro Gouda 10.2 102 

Tourismusbüro Lüttich 10.2 105 

TourismusRegion Anhalt- 

Dessau-Wittenberg e. V. 11.2 101 

Tourismusschule Wiesau 11.1 218 

Tourismusverband Allgäu / 

Bayerisch-Schwaben e.V. - c/o 

Bayerisch-Schwaben 6.2B 308 

Tourismusverband Altmark e.V. 11.2 101 

Tourismusverband Dahme-Seen e.V. 12. 101 

Tourismusverband der Region Sibenik Knin 1.2 216 

Tourismusverband der Stadt Zagreb 1.2 216 

Tourismusverband Erzgebirge e.V. 11.2 102 

Tourismusverband Ferienland Kufstein 17. 103 

Tourismusverband Fischland-Darß-Zingst e.V. 6.2A 106 

Tourismusverband Fläming e.V. 12. 101 

Tourismusverband Hamburg e.V. 6.2A 102, 104 

Tourismusverband Havelland e.V. 12. 101 

Tourismusverband Inn-Salzach 6.2B 315, 316 

Tourismusverband Kaiserwinkl 17. 103 

Tourismusverband. 

Mecklenburgische Seenplatte e.V 6.2A 106 

Tourismusverband Mecklenburg- 

Schwerin e.V. 6.2A 106 

Tourismusverband Niederlausitz e.V. 12. 101 

Tourismusverband Obertauern 17. 103 

Tourismusverband Oradea 7.2B 101a-c 

Tourismusverband Osnabrücker Land e.V. 6.2A 103 

Tourismusverband Ostbayern e.V. 6.2B 309-311 

Tourismusverband Prignitz e.V. 12. 101 

Tourismusverband Ruppiner Seenland e.V. 12. 101 

Tourismusverband Sachsen-Anhalt e.V. 11.2 101 

Tourismusverband Sächsiches Elbeland e.V. 11.2 102 

Tourismusverband Sächsische Schweiz e.V. 11.2 102 

Tourismusverband Salzlandkreis e. V. 11.2 101 

Tourismusverband Seenland Oder-Spree e.V. 12. 101 

Tourismusverband Split- Mittendalmatien 1.2 216 

Tourismusverband Spreewald 12. 101 

Tourismusverband Starnberger Fünf-Seen-Land 6.2B 315, 316 

Tourismusverband Vogtland e.V. 11.2 102 

Tourismusverband Vorpommern e.V. 6.2A 106 

Tourismusverein Berlin Treptow-Köpenick e.V. 12. 101 

Tourismusverein Märkische S5-Region 12. 101 

Tourismuszentrale der Hansestadt Stralsund 6.2A 106 

Tourismuszentrale Rügen GmbH 6.2A 106 

Tourist Guide of Greece 2.2 118 

Tourist Hotel Complex Alfa 2.1 121 

Tourist Information and Promotion 

Centre in Gizycko 15.1 100 

Tourist Information Center in Tarnow 15.1 100 

Tourist Information Idar-Oberstein 8.2 201b 

Tourist Information Worms 8.2 201b 

Tourist office Bruges 10.2 103 

Tourist office Tongeren 10.2 103 

Tourist Organization of Belgrade 26.C 316 

Tourist, Kongress und Saalbau GmbH 8.2 201b 

touristik aktuell 25. 176 

Touristik Service Kurhessisches Bergland e.V. 7.2C 101 

Touristikgemeinschaft HeilbronnerLand e.V. 6.2B 202 

Touristikgemeinschaft Hohenlohe e.V. 6.2B 202 

Touristikverband Siegerland- Wittgestein e.V. 8.2 102a 

Tourist-Information Konstanz GmbH 6.2B 202 

Touristinformation Lutherstadt 

Eisleben und Mansfeld 11.2 101 

Tourist-Information Schwabach 6.2B 305 

Tourist-Information Speyer 8.2 201b 

Touristinformationen Lutherstädte 

Eisleben und Mansfeld 11.2 101 

Touristische Gebietsgemeinschaft 

Naturpark Zittauer Gebirge/ 

Oberlausitz e.V. 11.2 102 

TourMappers North America, LLC 2.1 515 

Tourvers GmbH 25. 168 

Tower Links Golf Club LLC 

22.A 101, 101a 

Tower Travel 1.1 208 

Towers Rotana 9. 308 

Townhouse Düsseldorf 9. 110 

Toyota Rent a Car 2-Go Rent a Car 3.1 236, 236b 

traffics Softwaresysteme für den Tourismus GmbH 6.1 162 

Trail Blazer Tours India Private Limited TBi 5.2B 250 

Trails of Indochina 26.B 223a 

Train World 10.2 103 

Trakai tourism information centre 18. 126b 


T / U / V 


Trans Borneo Adventure Tours 26.A 122, 123 

Trans India Holidays 5.3 103 

Trans Maldivian Airways Pvt. Ltd. 5.2A 109, 109a 

Trans Niugini Tours 5.2A 106 

Transboundary Joint Secretariat 

Nature of Armenia 4.1 204 


Nature of Azerbaijan 4.1 206 


Nature of Georgia 4.1 205 

Transfrontier Parks Destinations 20. 121, 138 

Transglobe 

2.2 201, 201a 

Transindus Destination Management Pvt.Ltd. 5.2B 205, 205a 

TransOcean Kreuzfahrten 25. 118 

Transorient Touristik GmbH 26.B 204 

Transturin 1.1 206 

Trasmediterránea 4.2 101,101a 

TraSo GmbH 10.1 107 

Trav Maldives Pvt Ltd 4.1 222 

Travalco USA 2.1 334 

Travco - Jordan 23.B 202 

Travco Corporation Ltd. 9. 205 

Travco Egypt 25. 131 

Travco Oman 25. 131 

Travco Travel 22.A 103 

Travco Travel Company of Egypt 23.A 117 

Travco Travels 22.B 200 

Travel & Personality 4.1 203 

Travel & Tourism News Middle East 23.B 201 

Travel Adventures Botswana / 

Okavango Expeditions 20. 131 

Travel Albania 1.2 214 

Travel Alberta 2.1 491 

Travel And Tour World 3.1 148 

Travel Asia a la carte 26.B 225 

travel audience 5.1 125a 

Travel Center Asia 26.B 221 

Travel Central Pte Ltd. 26.A 133 

Travel Charme Hotel GmbH 6.2A 106a 

Travel Europe Reiseveranstaltungs GmbH 9. 301 

Travel Excellence 3.1 236, 236b 

Travel Exchange 2.2 123 

Travel Experts. Inc. 26.A 101, 134 

Travel House Media GmbH 10.2 107 

Travel Line Egypt 23.A 100 

Travel Manitoba 2.1 491 

Travel One 2.2 208b 

Travel One - T&M Media GmbH & Co. KG 5.3 105 

TRAVEL OPTIONS 2.1 490 

Travel Oregon 2.1 351 

Travel Partner GmbH 17. 104 

Travel Plus 15.1 100 

Travel Plus Ltd. 

2.2 111, 111a 

Travel Portland 2.1 351 

Travel Projekt “Poland & 

Eastern Europe Incoming” 15.1 100 

Travel Service Mexico 1.1 101 

Travel Services Malta Ltd. 1.2 222 

Travel South USA 2.1 345 

Travel Technology, Ltd 8.1 113a 

Travel Time Bulgaria 15.1 101 

Travel Time South Pacific 5.2A 114 

Travel Traders 18. 128d 

Travel Trails 

5.2B 205, 205a 

Travel Tripper, Inc. 10.1 112a 

TRAVEL WILD ZIMBABWE 20. 136 

Travel XS Private Limited 

5.2B 205, 205a 

travel4go.de 8.1 124 

Travelana Kroatien Reisebüro 1.2 216 

TravelArt 1.1 209 

TravelClick Europe 8.1 121 

Travelcowboy 20. 120 

TravelDaily China/ChinaTravelNews 6.1 160i 

Traveldudes Inh. Melvin Böcher 6.1 149 

Traveler’s Eye Tanzania 21.A 122 

TravelEssence Deutschland GmbH 5.2A 114 

Travelite Travel and Tours Co. 26.A 101, 134 

Travellers Beach Hotel & Club 21.A 120 

Travelshoppe Company Limited 21.A 120 

TravelTainment GmbH 5.1 125a 

Traveltales 2.2 101 

TravelTalk 10.1 121 

traveltopia.de 8.1 112 

TRAVELTRADE 1.2 222 

TravelWorks/ Travelplus Group GmbH 5.2A 114 

Travelzoo (Europe) Ltd. 25. 148 

Travers-Tour 2.1 120 

TraviAustria GmbH 5.1 117 

Trawellin 15.1 103 

Tree of Life (Pvt) Ltd 

5.2A 107, 107b 

Trekking Team Group P. LTD 5.2A 110 

Trekkingchile 1.1 201 

TrekkSoft AG 4.1 245 

Tren Ecuador 1.1 110 

Trend Touristic Services 2.2 101 

Trendy Aspendos Beach 3.2 128 

Trentino Marketing 1.2 101 

Trescher Verlag GmbH 10.2 106 

Tresor Hotels & Resorts 2.2 101 

TrevoTrend GmbH 5.1 125a 

TREX 18. 128c 

TRH Hotels 

4.2 201,201a-c 

Trier Tourismus und Marketing GmbH 8.2 201b 

Trimetys Hotels 20. 129 

Trinidad & Tobago 3.1 128 

Triometric 10.1 111a 

Trip to Mexico 1.1 101 

TripAdvisor 8.1 105 

Triphobo.com (JoGuru Inc) 6.1 108 

TripSpirit 4.1 233 

Triptease Ltd. 6.1 141 

trivago GmbH 9. 317 

Troense, Hotel & Restaurant 18. 128a 

Troll Tours Reisen GmbH 18. 115 

Trøndelag Reiseliv 18. 128d 

Troodos Hotel 

2.2 111, 111a 

Troodos Tourism Board 

2.2 111, 111a 

Tropic Tours 5.3 103 

Tropica Island Resort 5.2A 103 

Tropical Island Holding GmbH 13. 151,152 

Tropical Pass 

3.1 236, 236b 

Tropitel Hotels & Resorts 23.A 100 

Trump Turnberry, a Luxury Collection Resort 18. 123, 125 

Trust International Hotel 

Reservation Services GmbH 9. 207 

TrustYou GmbH 9. 207 

Truva Group 3.2 201 

Tsar Voyages 2.1 120 

Tsar-Terem, Ltd. 2.1 120 

TSC Touristic Service Center 

4.2 201,201a-c 

Tschechische Zentrale für 

Tourismus - Czech Tourism 7.2B 102a-b 

Tsitsikamma Village Inn 20. 138 

Tsogo Sun 20. 138 

Tsolmon Travel LLC 26.C 309 

TSS Group 25. 179 

T-Tam Travel & Tour 21.A 102a 

TTG Asia Media 26.A 102 

TT-Line GmbH & Co. KG 18. 111 

TUI China 25. 131 

TUI Cruises GmbH 6.2A 102, 104 

TUI ReiseCenter Ullmann Reisen GmbH 25. 167 

Tunas Indonesia Tours & Travel 26.A 122, 123 

Tunesien, Fremdenverkehrsamt 21.B 204 

Tunisair 21.B 200 

Tunise Voyages 25. 131 

Tuniu.com 6.1 132 

Turavion 1.1 201 

Turimoz, Ecoturismo de Mocambique, Lda 20. 107 

Turisme de Barcelona 4.2 202 

Turisme de Sitges 4.2 202 

TURISMERK 

1.1 107, 107b 

Turismo de Galicia 4.2 101,101a 

TURISMO DE LISBOA - 

Visitors & Convention Bureau 2.2 208a 

Turismo de Santiago 4.2 101,101a 

TURISMO DE TENERIFE 4.2 203 

Turismo Italia T.O. 1.2 104 

Turismo Kolla 1.1 206 

TURISMO LANZAROTE 4.2 203 

Turismo Milodon 1.1 201 

Turisticno zdruzenje Portoroz 17. 109 

Turizem Bled 17. 109 

Turizem Ljubljana 17. 109 

Turizem Radovljica 17. 109 

Turizm.Az Company 2.1 124 

Türkei - Ministerium für Kultur und 

Tourismus Ankara 3.2 201 

Turkish Airlines Inc. 3.2 201 

Turkmenistan, State Committee for Tourism 2.1 118 

Turks & Caicos Collection Resorts 3.1 147 

TUROB Turistik Hotels & Investors Association 

(Turistik Otelciler, Isletmeciler ve Yatirimcilar Birligi) 3.2 201 

TÜROFED Turkish Hoteliers Federation 

(Türkiye Otelciler Federasyonu) 3.2 201 

Turopedia Travel 3.2 201 

Turorama 2.2 211 

Turquoise bay Dive & Beach Resort 3.1 235 

TÜRSAB Association of Turkish Travel Agencies 

(Türkiye Seyahat Acentalari Birligi) 3.2 201 

Turtle Down Under 5.2A 117 

TUS Airways Ltd 

2.2 111, 111a 

Tuscamer Viaggi s.r.l 1.2 121 

Tusoco Viajes 1.1 206 

TUT International 23.A 114 

TV Turm Alexanderplatz Gastromomie GmbH 12. 101 

TVB Region Hall-Wattens 17. 103 

Twiga Tours 21.A 120 

Twinpalms Phuket 26.B 210-212 

Twristiaeth Ceredigion Tourism 18. 123, 125 

U 

U.S. Customs and Border Protection ESTA 2.1 247 

überland Reisegesellschaft mbH 4.1 116 

Uga Escapes Management (Pvt) Ltd. 5.2A 107, 107b 

Uganda Tourism Board 21.A 119 

Uganda Travel Bureau 2004 Ltd. 21.A 119 

Uganda Wildlife Authority 21.A 119 

Ukrainian National Tourism Organization 

(Alpaca Expo Group) 2.1 114a 

Ulpia Tours GmbH - Kultur und Spezialreisen 15.1 101 

Ultimate Travel 20. 101 

Ultratur Portugal 2.2 208a 

Ulysse Tour The travel agency 2.1 119 

Umbria Region 1.2 114 

UMTA - Union of Myanmar Travel Association 26.C 334a 

Under One Botswana Sky 20. 131 

Undiscovered Epirus 2.2 101 

UNESCO - Welterbestätten Deutschland e.V. 12. 102 

Unesco Geoparks 4.1 224 

UNESCO World Heritage Center 4.1 227 

UNESCO-Welterbestätte Schlösser 

Augustusburg und Falkenlust in Brühl 8.2 103f 

Ungarisches Tourismusamt gAG 2.2 209 

Uniline d.o.o. 1.2 206 

Unionsverlag 10.2 106 

UNIQUE COLOMBIA 

1.1 107, 107b 

Unique Hotel Solutions 2.1 435 

Unique North A/S 18. 128a 

Unister Travel Betriebsgesellschaft mbH 8.1 112 

United 2.1 455 

United Travel-Malta 1.2 222 

Unitur 17. 109 

Universal Orlando Resort 2.1 315 

Universal Resorts Maldives 

5.2A 109, 109a 

Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona s 

Venues & Service 4.2 202 

University of Bath 4.1 111 

University of Kent - Group Accomodation 18. 123, 125 

Untravelled Paths 7.2B 101a-c 

UP Tourism 

5.2B 205, 205a 

Uptuyu Aboriginal Adventures 5.2A 114 

Urban Adventures 25. 147 

Urlaubstours GmbH 8.1 112 

Uroa Bay Beach Resort 21.A 123 

URUGUAY - Ministerio de Turismo 1.1 210 

Urumqi Overseas International 

Travel Service Co., LTD 26.C 310 

URV - Union Reiseversicherung 25. 175 

USA-Brand USA Pavilion- VisitTheUSA.com 2.1 480 

USA-Brand USA Pavilion- VisitTheUSA.de 2.1 480 

Usedom Tourismus GmbH 6.2A 106 

USP Touristik AG 17. 106 

Utah Office of Tourism 2.1 322 

Utah’s Canyon Country 2.1 322 

Utopia Beach Hotels 23.A 111 

Utrecht Marketing 10.2 102 

UTS Group 2.1 101 

Uttarakhand Tourism 

5.2B 205, 205a 

Uzbekistan Airways 2.1 119 

Uzbekistan Railways Uzjeldorpass 2.1 119 

Uzbektourism, National Company 

SUE AA “Great Silk Road” 2.1 119 

V 

V.O.S. - Vision of Scandinavia 18. 128e 

Vacation Singapore DMC Pte Ltd. 26.A 133 

Vagabond Adventure Tours of Ireland 4.1 104 

Vail Resorts Management Company 2.1 330 

Val Du Charron Wine & Olive Estate, 

Guest House, Spa 20. 138 

Vala Parsian Tour Operator Co., Ltd. (VPTO) 2.1 114 

Valais/Wallis Promotion 

17. 101,101a-c 

Valamar Riviera d.d. 1.2 216 

València Tourismus 4.2 101,101a 

Valencia Travel Cusco 1.1 102 

Valentin Hotels 1.1 101 

Valentin Playa de Muro 4.2 103 

Valentour 1.2 103 

Valle di Assisi Hotel & Spa Resort 1.2 114 

Valley Of Tourism - Turkey 1.2 213 

Valley of Tourism Bosnia d.o.o. 1.2 213 

Value Retail PLC 18. 125a 

VAMED Vitality World 17. 103 

Vamoose Bus Company 2.1 405 

Van der Valk Golfhotel Landhaus Serrahn 8.1 119 

Van der Valk Hotel Hamburg & alpincenter 

Hamburg-Wittenburg 8.1 119 

Van der Valk Hotel Hildesheim 8.1 119 

Van der Valk Hotel Melle - Osnabrück 8.1 119 

Van der Valk Hotel Moers / Düsseldorf 8.1 119 

Van der Valk Hotels 8.1 119 

Van der Valk Landhotel Spornitz 8.1 119 

Van der Valk Naturresort Drewitz 8.1 119 

Van der Valk Parkhotel Schloss Meisdorf 8.1 119 

Van der Valk Resort Linstow 8.1 119 

Van der Valk Schlosshotel Ballenstedt 8.1 119 

Van der Valk Spreewald Parkhotel 8.1 119 

Van Gogh Museum 10.2 102 

Vanuatu Tourism Office 5.2A 104 

Vardar Ekspres Travel 1.2 201 

Variety Cruises 25. 160 

Varna, Gemeinde 15.1 101 

Vatican Museums 1.2 118 

Vayeni (PVT) Ltd. 20. 136 

VCH - Akademie-Hotel 9. 110 

VCH Assa von Kram-Haus 9. 110 

VCH Ev. Tagungsstätte Schloss Beuggen 9. 110 

VCH Franz Dohrmann Haus 9. 110 

VCH Stift Urach Einkehrhaus 9. 110 

VCH Studienzentrum Haus Birkach 9. 110 

VCH Zentrum Kloster Drübeck 9. 110 

VCH-Augustinum Mölln 9. 110 

VCH-Hotel “Haus St. Elisabeth” 9. 110 

VCH-Hotel Albrechtshof 9. 110 

VCH-Hotel Allegra 9. 110 

VCH-Hotel Alster-Hof 9. 110 

VCH-Hotel am Kurpark 9. 110 

VCH-Hotel Amalienhof 9. 110 

VCH-Hotel Ammerseehäuser 9. 110 

VCH-Hotel Anker 9. 110 

VCH-Hotel Carolinenhof 9. 110 

VCH-Hotel Casa Valdese 9. 110 

VCH-Hotel Christophorus 9. 110 

VCH-Hotel Dietrich-Bonhoeffer-Haus 9. 110 

VCH-Hotel Erika Stratmann 9. 110 

VCH-Hotel Ev. Tagungszentrum Haus Nordhelle 9. 110 

VCH-Hotel FerienResidenz MüritzPark 9. 110 

VCH-Hotel Glockenspitze 9. 110 

VCH-Hotel Greifswald 9. 110 

VCH-Hotel Hanns-Lilje-Haus 9. 110 

VCH-Hotel Haus Hainstein 9. 110 

VCH-Hotel Hospiz 9. 110 

VCH-Hotel Lambrechterhof 9. 110 





VCH-Hotel Michaelis 9. 110 

VCH-Hotel Michaelis Hof 9. 110 

VCH-Hotel Morgenland 9. 110 

VCH-Hotel Schloß Lübbenau 9. 110 

VCH-Hotel Strandvillen Bethanienruh 9. 110 

VCH-Hotels Deutschland 9. 110 

VCH-Lancaster Hall Hotel 9. 110 

VCH-Sherbourne House 9. 110 

Hall 6. 1 

Stand 125 

Ve Interactive DACH GmbH 6.1 125 

Vedettes de Paris 

2.2 201, 201a 

Vendrell-Coma-Ruga Patronat 

Municipal de Turisme 4.2 202 

Venetien - Landesministerium für Tourismus 1.2 226 

Venezia Unica City Pass by Vela Spa 1.2 226 

Venezuela, Instituto Nacional 

deTourismo (INATUR) 1.1 111 

Venice and Wine 1.2 226 

Venice Events 1.2 226 

Venosa Beach Resort & Spa 3.2 120 

Vent Nouveau 23.B 200 

Venus Beach Hotel 

2.2 111, 111a 

Venus Werbeagentur GmbH 6.1 120 

Veranda Leisure & Hospitality 20. 129 

Veranda Resort Group / Hua Hi 

Chiang Mai / Patta 26.B 221 

Veranohotels 2.2 123 

Veranstaltungszentrum 

Neubrandenburg GmbH 6.2A 106 

Verband der Berliner Stadtführer 

Berlin Guide e.V. 12. 101 

Verband der Fährschifffahrt 

und Fährtouristik e.V. 18. 111 

Verband Deutscher Kneippheilbäder 

und Kneippkurorte 8.2 102b 

Verband Deutscher Naturparke e.V. (VDN) 12. 102 

Verband Deutsches Reisemanagement e.V. 

c/o Home of Business Travel by ITB & VDR 7.1C 100 

Verband Internet Reisevertrieb e.V. (VIR) 5.1 107 

Verband Mecklenburgischer 

Ostseebäder e.V. 6.2A 106 

Verbund Oldenburger Münsterland e.V. 6.2A 103 

Verdun Tourisme 

2.2 201, 201a 

Vereinigte Domstifter zu Merseburg und 

Naumburg und des Kollegiatstifts Zeitz 11.2 101 

Verlag Dierichs GmbH + Co. KG (HNA) 7.2C 101 

Verlag grünes herz 10.2 106 

Vermillion International Pvt. Ltd. 4.1 222 

Versailles Travel The travel agency 2.1 119 

Versus Travel 2.2 101 

Vertical Booking 10.1 101 

Vertours Incoming Tour Operator 1.2 226 

Verum Tourism 2.1 121 

Very Viva Venice Srl 1.2 226 

VH Gran Ventana 3.1 131 

Via Baltic 18. 126a 

Via Dinarica Alliance 4.1 225 

Via Hansa Copenhagen 18. 109 

Via Hansa DMC & PCO Riga 18. 109 

Via Hansa Estonia 18. 109 

Via Hansa Minsk 18. 109 

Via Hansa Moscow 18. 109 

Via Hansa Shanghai 18. 109 

Via Hansa St. Petersburg 18. 109 

Via Hansa Tours 18. 109 

Via Hansa Ulaanbaatar 18. 109 

Via Hansa Vilnius 18. 109 

Via Hansa Warsaw 18. 109 

Via Natura 1.1 110 

Viajes Bueme’s 1.1 210 

Viajes de Gala Incoming Tour 

Operator and DMC 1.1 101 

Viajes Estela Olympia 4.2 202 

VIAJES KARISMA 4.2 121 

VIAJES MASTER INTERNACIONAL 4.2 121 

Viajes Orbis 4.2 101,101a 

Viajes Sidetours, S.A. 4.2 107 

VIAJES TÈCNICOS IBEROMAR 4.2 121 

Viatges Macuvi 4.2 202 

Viato GmbH 5.1 100 

Viator 6.1 160f 

Viatur Travel Services 1.1 209 

Viceroy Hotel Palm Jumeirah 22.A 103 

Victoria Hotels and Resorts 26.C 319 

Vida Hotels and Resorts 22.A 103 

Vidamar Resorts Madeira 2.2 208a 

videoSightseeing 12. 101 

VIDOTOUR 26.C 315 

Vienna House Amber Baltic Miedzyzdroje 9. 313 

Vienna House Diplomat Prague 9. 313 

Vienna House Dream Castle Paris 9. 313 

Vienna House Dvorak Karlovy Vary 9. 313 

Vienna House Easy Amberg 9. 313 

Vienna House Easy Bad Oeynhausen 9. 313 

Vienna House Easy Braunschweig 9. 313 

Vienna House Easy Castrop-Rauxel 9. 313 

Vienna House Easy Chopin Bratislava 9. 313 

Vienna House Easy Chopin Cracow 9. 313 

Vienna House Easy Chopin Prague 9. 313 

Vienna House Easy Coburg 9. 313 

Vienna House Easy Günzburg 9. 313 

Vienna House Easy Landsberg 9. 313 

Vienna House Easy Limburg 9. 313 

Vienna House Easy Neckarsulm 9. 313 

Vienna House Easy Trier 9. 313 

Vienna House Easy Wuppertal 9. 313 

Vienna House Loipersdorf 9. 313 

Vienna House Magic Circus Paris 9. 313 

Vienna House Martinspark Dornbirn 9. 313 

Vienna International Hotelmanagement AG 9. 313 

Vienna Tourist Board 3.1 216 

Vierumäki Country Club Ltd. 18. 108 

Vietcharm Tour 26.C 311 

Vietentours GmbH 1.1 212 

Vietnam Airlines 25. 130 

Vietnam Airlines 26.C 324 

Vietnam National Administration 

of Tourism 26.C 311 

Vietnam Tourism Association - VITA 26.C 311 

Vietnamtourism-Hanoi 26.C 311 

Vietravel Group 26.C 327 

Vihula Manor Country Club & Spa 18. 109 

Vihula Manor Lifestyle 18. 109 

Vijaes Urbis S.A. 4.2 101,101a 

VIK hotels group 3.1 131 

Vila Galé Hotels 2.2 208a-d 

Vila Majur 2.2 211 

Vila Vita Parc Resort & Spa 2.2 208a-d 

Vila-Seca, La Pineda Platja Patronat 

Municipal de Turisme 4.2 202 

Villa Air Pvt.Ltd 4.1 222 

Villa Delisle Hotel & Spa 20. 132 

Villa Dievole 1.2 113 

Villa Quaranta Park Hotel 1.2 226 

Villa Rotana 9. 308 

Villa Side Hotels 3.2 201 

Villa Vignamaggio 1.2 113 

Villaggio Turistico Internazionale Srl 1.2 226 

Vilnius city municipality. Tourism Devision 18. 126b 

Vinatour 26.C 311 

vinotravel Weinreisen 8.2 201b 

Vinpearl Vietnam 26.C 328 

Vintage Africa 21.A 120 

Vintage Luxury Yacht Hotel 26.B 201 

vioma GmbH 8.1 117 

VIP Tours (Pvt.) Ltd. 

5.2A 107, 107b 

Vira Otel 3.2 109 

Virgin Atlantic 2.1 435 

Virgin Australia Airlines 5.2A 114 

Virtual Service Solutions AG 6.1 160d 

VISION FUTURO 

1.1 107, 107b 

Visit Åland 18. 128b 

Visit Anchorage 2.1 302 

Visit Antwerpen 10.2 103 

Visit Bath 18. 123, 125 

Visit Baton Rouge 2.1 345 

Visit Benidorm 4.2 101,101a 

Visit Blekinge AB 18. 128e 

Visit Brabant 10.2 102 

Visit California 2.1 435 

Visit Citrus 2.1 315 

Visit Cornwall 18. 123, 125 

Visit Dalarna 18. 128e 

Visit das andere Holland 10.2 102 

Visit Denver 2.1 330 

Visit Exeter 18. 123, 125 

Visit Finland 18. 128b 

Visit Finland - Archipelago 18. 128b 

Visit Flanders - Flämische Meister 10.2 103 

Visit Florida 2.1 315 

Visit Gainesville 2.1 315 

Visit Gellivare Lapland 18. 108 

Visit Gent 10.2 103 

Visit Georgia 15.1 103 

Visit Guernsey 18. 124 

Visit Helsinki 18. 128b 

Visit Hull & East Yorkshire 18. 123, 125 

Visit Karelia / Karelia Expert 

Tourist Service Ltd. 18. 128b 

Visit Kent 18. 123, 125 

Visit Leeds 18. 123, 125 

Visit Leuven 10.2 103 

Visit Luleå 18. 108 

Visit Macedonia DMC 1.2 201 

Visit Mechelen 10.2 103 

Visit Motor Legend 1.2 104 

Visit North Carolina 2.1 345 

Visit Orlando 2.1 315 

Visit Oslo Region 18. 128d 

Visit Östergötland 18. 128e 

Visit Plymouth 18. 123, 125 

Visit Porvoo 18. 128b 

Visit Salt Lake 2.1 322 

Visit Sarasota County 2.1 315 

Visit Savannah 2.1 345 

Visit Seattle 2.1 355 

Visit Sognefjord 18. 128d 

Visit St. Petersburg/Clearwater 2.1 315 

Visit Tampa Bay 2.1 315 

Visit Turku 18. 128b 

Visit Wales 18. 123, 125 

Visit York 18. 123, 125 

VisitAberdeen 18. 123, 125 

visitBerlin Berlin Tourismus 

& Kongress GmbH 12. 101 

visitBerlin Partnerhotels e.V. 12. 101 

VisitBritain 18. 

118, 120, 121, 123, 125, 127a 

VisitDenmark 18. 128a 

VISITFLANDERS 10.2 103 

Visitflanders - Tourismus Flandern Brüssel 10.2 103 

VisitInvernessLochN 18. 123, 125 

VisitRanders 18. 128a 

VisitSaimaa 18. 128b 

VisitSavo 18. 128b 

VisitScotland 18. 123, 125 

VisitSweden 18. 128e 

VISITSYDSJÆLLAND-MØN A/S 18. 128a 

VisitVestsjælland 18. 128a 

VisitWiltshire 18. 123, 125 

Vista Sol Punta Cana Beach Resort 3.1 131 

VITA Hotels 2.2 101 

Vitoria-Gasteiz Tourism 

and Convention Bureau 4.2 114 

VITRAMAR Ltda 

1.1 107, 107b 

Vityaz-travel 2.1 120 

Viva - Tour LLC 15.1 104 

Viva Alcudia Sun Village 4.2 103 

Viva Bahia 4.2 103 

Viva Blue 4.2 103 

Viva ses Fotges 4.2 103 

Viva Wyndham Resorts 3.1 131 

Viva Zapata Tour Operator 1.1 101 

Vivada Cruises 5.2B 228 

Vivantes - Netzwerk 

für Gesundheit GmbH 12. 101 

Vivelus 4.2 202 

VizArm Tour 5.3 103 

VLD e.V., Vereinigung der Chauffeur 

& Limousine Service Unternehmen 18. 117 

VLK Royal Tourism Co., Ltd. 26.B 225 

VMD Adventure Travel 4.1 225 

VODOHOD Russian River Cruises 25. 123 

Vogesenfront 14/18 - Agence 

de Développement 

Touristique de Haute-Alsace 

2.2 201, 201a 

Vogesenfront 14/18 - 

Vosges Développement 

2.2 201, 201a 

Vogue Hotels & Resorts Head Office 3.2 201 

Volcanoes Land 2.1 120 

Volos-Pelion 2.2 101 

Von der Heydt-Museum Wuppertal 8.2 103b 

von Stackelberg Hotel Tallinn 18. 109 

Vorarlberg Tourismus GmbH 17. 103 

VOX S.p.A. 25. 106 

VOYAGE Reiseorganisation GmbH, 4.1 105 

Voyage Unique Mongolie 26.C 309 

Voyages Maldives Pvt. Ltd. 

5.2A 109, 109a 

Voyages Services Plus 

2.2 201, 201a 

Voyages-SNCF Benelux 10.2 104 

Voyages-sncf Deutschland GmbH 2.2 201, 201a 

VPG Vienna PASS GmbH 17. 103 

VPM YACHT CHARTER 20. 130 

VR Group Ltd 18. 128a 

V-Tours 2.2 123 

Vueling Airlines S.A. 4.2 202 

W 

w&p Wilde & Partner Public 

Relations GmbH 5.3 120 

W&W Systemberatung GmbH 5.1 102 

Wadden Sea World Heritage / Dutch part 4.1 227 

Wadi Tours 23.A 100 

Waitomo Glowworm Caves and 

The Legendary Black Water Rafting Co 5.2A 114 

Wald und Holz NRW- 

Nationalparkforstamt Eifel 4.1 105a 

Waldeck-Ederbergland GmbH 

Touristikzentrale 7.2C 101 

Waldorf Astoria Berlin 9. 316 

Waldorf Astoria Dubai Palm Jumeirah 22.A 103 

Waldorf Astoria Ras Al Khaimah 22.A 101, 101a 

Walkers Tours Limited 5.2A 

107, 107b, 112 

Wallbaum Hotel Marketing 

& Service GmbH 8.1 124 

Walter Knoll AG & Co. KG 4.1 228a 

Wangchuk Tours and Treks 26.C 305 

Wapa di Ume Resort & Spa Ubud 26.A 122, 123 

Waridi Beach Resort & Spa 21.A 122 

Warner Bros. Studio Tour 18. 123, 125 

Warner Bros. Studio Tour Hollywood 2.1 219 

Warner Bros. Studio Tour 

Studio Tour London 18. 123, 125 

Warsaw Tourist Office 15.1 100 

Wartburg-Stiftung 11.2 103 

Warwick International Hotels 9. 220 

WATA - World Association 

of Travel Agencies 25. 139 

Waterproof Tours Suriname 3.1 123 

Wayfarer Myanmar Travel & Tours 26.B 230 

Ways Travel 7.2B 104 

WBS Blank Software GmbH 5.1 129 

We like Tuskany 1.2 113 

Wege durch Afrika 21.A 126 

Weimar GmbH Gesellschaft für 

Wirtschaftsförderung, Kongressund 

Tourismusservice 11.2 103 

Wein Route Rioja Alavesa 4.2 114 

Weissenhäuser Strand GmbH & Co. KG 6.2A 105 

weiter reisen 5.2A 114 

welcome berlin tours GmbH 4.1 118 

Welcome Center / 

Tourist Information Mannheim 6.2B 202 

WELCOME HOTELS 8.1 100 

Welcome Incoming Services S.L.U. 4.2 106 

Welcome Tourism Services 20. 138 

Welcome Tours 23.A 107 


V / W / X / Y / Z 


Welcome Travels 5.2B 253 

wellnessfinder.com 9. 110 

Wellness-Hotels & Resorts GmbH 5.3 118 

Wellworth Hotels & Lodges 21.A 122 

Welsh Rarebits 18. 123, 125 

Welterbe Grube Messel gGmbH 4.1 224, 227 

Welterbe Grube Messel gGmbH 7.2C 101 

Welthungerhilfe 4.1 226 

Weltkultour Schwäbische Alb 

Landratsamt Ostalbkreis 6.2B 202 

Weltkulturerbe Völklinger Hütte 16. 104 

Weltkulturerbe Völklinger Hütte - 

Europäisches Zentrum 

für Kunst und Industriekultur 8.2 202c 

Wembley Stadium Tours 18. 123, 125 

Wenhau Safaris 20. 136 

Werner Lau Diving Centers Maldives 

Private Limited 

5.2A 109, 109a 

Wernigerode Tourismus GmbH 11.2 101 

Werratal Tourismus Marketing GmbH 7.2C 101 

Weserbergland Tourismus e.V. 6.2A 103 

West Dorset District Council 18. 123, 125 

West Sweden Tourist Board 18. 128e 

WestCord Hotels 10.2 102 

Westerwald-Touristik Service 8.2 201a 

Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino 2.1 445 

Westin Buss Stockholm AB 18. 128e 

WestJet 2.1 491 

Westpomeranian Regional Tourist 

Organization 15.1 100 

White City Resort Hotel 3.2 201 

White Hotel Group/ Irish & English Tours 18. 122 

White Sand Tours 20. 129 

Whitney Museum of American Art 2.1 405 

WICKED Events & Travel 3.1 131 

Wide View Travels & Tours 26.B 201 

Wien Holding Kulturbetriebe 17. 103 

Wien Tourismus 17. 103 

Wiesbaden Kongressallianz 7.2C 101 

Wiesbaden Marketing GmbH 7.2C 101 

Wigwam Naturreisen 

& Expedition GmbH 1.1 204 

WIHP - The Direct Booking Company 10.1 112b 

Wiidii 2.2 202 

WIIF GmbH 6.2B 301 

Wikinger Reisen GmbH 18. 128c 

Wild Africa Travel 20. 114 

Wild Discovery travel & tourism 23.B 200 

Wild Dog Safaris 20. 114 

Wild Dogs Nature Safaris 20. 133 

Wild Serbia 2.2 211 

Wild Taiga Finland 18. 128b 

Wilderness Dawning Safaris 20. 131 

Wilderness Explorers 3.1 142f 

Wilderness Safaris 20. 120, 131, 136 

Wilderness Safaris (Pty) Ltd 20. 134 

Wilderness Safaris Namibia 20. 114 

Wildman Wilderness Lodge 5.2A 114 

Wildtrek Safaris 21.A 120 

Wirtschaftsförderungsgesellschaft 

Rhein-Kreis Neuss mbH 8.2 103c 

Wismar, Tourismuszentrale 6.2A 106 

Wissenschaftsstadt Darmstadt 

Marketing GmbH 16. 104 

Within Earth 25. 180 

Witikohof 9. 110 

WITO Barnim GmbH 12. 101 

Wolfsburg Wirtschaft und Marketing GmbH 6.2A 103 

Wonderful Copenhagen 18. 128a 

WONNEMAR Resort Wismar 6.2A 106 

World Express Tours Malaysia 26.A 121 

WORLD INSIGHT Erlebnisreisen GmbH 25. 183 

World of Wonders Resort Hotels 3.2 201 

World Roof Tours 2.1 113 

World Synergy Travel 7.2B 101a-c 

World Synergy Travel Bulgaria 15.1 101 

World Tourism Cities Federation 26.C 316 

World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) 20. 127 

World Travel Centre Colombo (Pvt.) Ltd. 5.2A 107, 107b 

World Travel Market 1.2 234 

World Wide Gruppenreisen GmbH 1.1 203 

World Youth Student and Education 

(WYSE) Travel Confederation 4.1 102 

Worldhotel The Rilano Hamburg 9. 120 

Worldhotels 9. 120 

WorldTicket A/S 6.1 150 

Worldwide Hotel Link 9. 206 

WörterSee Public Relations 5.3 114 

WOW air 18. 128c 

WOW Resort Hotels 3.2 201 

Wuppertaler Bühnen und Sinfonieorchester 8.2 103b 

Wuxi Culture and Tourism Development Co. Ltd. 26.C 317 

WWS Strube GmbH 10.2 108 

Wye Valley & Forest of Dean Tourism 18. 123, 125 

Wyndham Dubai Marina 9. 203 

Wyndham Garden at Palmas del Mar 2.1 316 

Wyndham Hotel Group 9. 203 

Wyndham Grand Regency Doha 9. 203 

Wynn Las Vegas & Encore 2.1 445 

X - Y - Z 

Xandari Resort & Spa 

3.1 236, 236b 

Xelena Hotel & Suites 1.1 208 

Xiamen Airlines 25. 130 

Xian China International Travelservice Co., Ltd. 26.C 310 

Xinjing Tourism Administration 26.C 310 

XOliday SIA 6.1 107 

Xperience Hospitality Management 23.A 100 

Xperience Tours & Travel 21.A 122 

Xplore Language 4.1 105 

Xuan Nam Tourism, Trade - Xunaco Tours 26.C 311 

Xuan Viet Co.Ltd. 26.C 311 

Yacutinga Lodge 1.1 208 

YAEL ADVENTURES 23.B 203 

Yama Tours 21.A 121 

Yan Bian Spring International Travel Agency 26.C 310 

Yangzhou CityTourism Bureau 26.C 316 

Yantarny Kray 2.1 121 

Yas Island 22.B 210 

Yas Island Rotana 9. 308 

Yas Viceroy Abu Dhabi 22.B 210 

Yasawa Island Resort 5.2A 103 

Yatra Exotic Routes 5.2B 207 

Yellow Bus - Official Sightseeing Tours 2.2 208a 

Yellowstone Loop 2.1 322 

Yeti Travels Pvt. Ltd. 5.2A 110 

YHA England & Wales (Hostel Network) 18. 123, 125 

YOHO - the young hotel 6.2A 102, 104 

York Hotel Pte Ltd 26.A 133 

Yosemite/Mariposa County Tourism Bureau 2.1 435 

young austria - Österreichs 

Erlebnisgästehäuser GmbH 4.1 105 

Your Africa 20. 138 

Ypsilon.net AG 5.1 121 

YTL Hotels 26.A 115a 

Yucatan 1.1 101 

Yunnan Road Travel Co. Ltd. 26.C 310 

Z & X Holiday Villas Ltd. 

2.2 111, 111a 

Z.I.E.L. GmbH 5.1 101 

Zagwe Tour 21.A 121 

Zahara Tours 22.B 200 

Zaia Travel 

1.1 107, 107b 

Zambezi Cruise Safaris 20. 134 

Zambezi Queen Collectoin 20. 119 

Zambia Tourism Board 20. 133 

Zamin Travel 2.1 106 

Zanzibar Association of Tour Operators 21.A 123 

Zanzibar Collection 21.A 122 

Zanzibar Commission for Tourism 21.A 122 

Zanzibar Marine Tours & Safaris 5.3 103 

Zanzibar White Sands Villa 21.A 122 

Zara Tanzania Adventures 21.A 122 

Zavod za turizem Maribor - Pohorje 17. 109 

Zeitverlag Gerd Bucerius GmbH & Co. KG 6.2A 102, 104 

Zela Aviation Ltd. 

2.2 111, 111a 

Zell am See-Kaprun Tourismus GmbH 17. 103 

Zenith Tours & Travel Ltd. 21.A 122 

Zenith Voyages 7.2B 101a-c 

Zeppelin Group 6.1 114 

Zhangjiajie Municipal Tourism Bureau 26.C 316 

Zhidey Bhutan Tours & Treks 26.C 305 

Zilina - Tourist Region 7.2B 103 

Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife 

Management Authority 20. 136 

Zimbabwe Tourism Authority 20. 136 

Zimbabwe Tourist Office 20. 136 

Zimbabwetravel.Info 20. 136 

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Zion Canyon 2.1 322 

Zollenspieker Fährhaus 6.2A 102, 104 

Zological Garden 15.1 100 

Zoo Leipzig GmbH 11.2 102 

Zoologisches Forschungsmuseum 

Alexander Koenig 8.2 103b 

Zugspitz Region 6.2B 315, 316 

Zuiderzeemuseum - Holland 

Open Air Museum 10.2 102 

Zürich Tourismus Tourist Service 17. 101,101a-c 

Hall 2.2 

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Zypern Fremdenverkehrszentrale 2.2 111, 111a 

Zywiec District Office 15.1 100 

Hall 6.1 Stand 119 

Wilken AG 6.1 119 

Wilkinson Tours 20. 120 

Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Museum & Tour 18. 123, 125 

Winchester Mansions 20. 134 

WINDOW TO LUXURY 5.2B 245 

Wings Tours & Nile Cruises 23.A 100 

Winning Travel and Tours 20. 133 

WinTourS AG 5.1 133 

Wirecard AG 5.1 140 

Wirtschaftsförderung 

& Technologietransfer SH GmbH 6.2A 105 

Wirtschaftsförderung Limburg- 

Weilburg-Diez GmbH 7.2C 101 

Wirtschaftsförderungsgesellschaft 

Hersfeld-Rotenburg 7.2C 101 

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