ITB Berlin News 2018 - Preview Edition

THURSDAY
1 st MARCH
2018
PREVIEW
EDITION
NEWS TRADE TALK EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW REGIONAL SPOTLIGHT: EUROPE
Gloria Guevara
Manzo
President & CEO, World Travel and
Tourism Council (WTTC)
“…we are working on
more tangible actions,
trying to influence the
agenda for the benefit of
the sector in a different
way.” Read page 9
Jaana Chan
Product Director APAC,
Hotelplanner.com and Meetings.com
“The speed dating at ITB
Berlin is such a great tool
(…) there are no other
events where you can so
easily make connections
with that huge amount of
people.” Read page 19
Hon. Charles
R. Banda
Minister of Tourism and Arts, Zambia
“As the Convention &
Culture Partner of the
World’s Leading Travel Trade
Show, Zambia is taking its
people, attractions, rhythms
and food delicacies to
Berlin.” Read page 22
Andris Ozols
Director, Investment and
Development Agency of Latvia
(LIAA)
“Latvia’s cultural
calendar is full of events
from local crafts markets
to world class opera
festivals.”
Read page 31
Hall 5.2b / Stands 205, 205a
Hall 6.2a
Stand 106, 106a-b
Hall 4.1
Stand 110
Hall 17
Stand 109
New Dynamic, New Faces
ITB Berlin 2018 sees added space for key exhibitors,
and a renewal of top industry players
In line with high tourism growth rates in parts
of Asia and the Middle East, as well as South
America, this year’s edition of ITB Berlin will see
major growth in exhibitors from these regions.
As an emerging travel destination, the United Arab
Emirates (Hall 2.2) are expanding their presence.
Abu Dhabi has almost doubled the size of its stand,
and the displays of Ras al-Khaimah and Fujairah
are much larger than last year. In Hall 26, Vietnam
and Laos will be occupying more than twice the
floor size of 2017. Egypt (Hall 4.2) will be making
an emphatic return with a larger stand. From
Asia, Japan has also significantly increased its
representation. A number of exhibitors including
Malaysia, Thailand, Myanmar and Taiwan will be
welcoming visitors on two-tier stands.
By the same token, new “leading lights” for the
World Tourism Organisation and World Travel
and Tourism Council will be at ITB Berlin in these
positions for the first time.
Zurab Pololikashvili, Secretary General, UNWTO
Read our exclusive interview – page 21.
DESTINATION SPOTLIGHT
EUROPE
©JTMBW Lengler
Remarkable growth
in Europe in 2017
was led by Southern
and Mediterranean
destinations. Europe
recorded 671 million
international tourist
arrivals in 2017, just over
half the world’s total, and
52 million more than in
2016. This represents
an increase of 8%, a
remarkable result for the
world’s most visited region,
comprising many large
and mature destinations.
From page 29
Vineyard Stuttgart

President & CEO, World Travel and
Tourism Council (WTTC)
“…we are working on
more tangible actions,
trying to influence the
agenda for the benefit of
the sector in a different
way.” Read page 9
Hall 5.2b / Stands 205, 205a
Hall 6.2a
Stand 106, 106a-b
Hall 4.1
Stand 110
Hall 17
Stand 109
Product Director APAC,
Hotelplanner.com and Meetings.com
“The speed dating at ITB
Berlin is such a great tool
(…) there are no other
events where you can so
easily make connections
with that huge amount of
people.” Read page 19
Remarkable growth 52 million more than in
in Europe in 2017 2016. This represents
was led by Southern an increase of 8%, a
and Mediterranean remarkable result for the
destinations. Europe world’s most visited region,
recorded 671 million comprising many large
international tourist and mature destinations.
arrivals in 2017, just over From page 29
half the world’s total, and
Minister of Tourism and Arts, Zambia
“As the Convention &
Culture Partner of the
World’s Leading Travel Trade
Show, Zambia is taking its
people, attractions, rhythms
and food delicacies to
Berlin.” Read page 22
Director, Investment and
Development Agency of Latvia
(LIAA)
“Latvia’s cultural
calendar is full of events
from local crafts markets
to world class opera
festivals.”
Read page 31
In line with high tourism growth rates in parts
of Asia and the Middle East, as well as South
America, this year’s edition of ITB Berlin will see
major growth in exhibitors from these regions.
As an emerging travel destination, the United Arab
Emirates (Hall 2.2) are expanding their presence.
Abu Dhabi has almost doubled the size of its stand,
and the displays of Ras al-Khaimah and Fujairah
are much larger than last year. In Hall 26, Vietnam
and Laos will be occupying more than twice the
floor size of 2017. Egypt (Hall 4.2) will be making
an emphatic return with a larger stand. From
Asia, Japan has also significantly increased its
representation. A number of exhibitors including
Malaysia, Thailand, Myanmar and Taiwan will be
welcoming visitors on two-tier stands.
By the same token, new “leading lights” for the
World Tourism Organisation and World Travel
and Tourism Council will be at ITB Berlin in these
positions for the first time.
Zurab Pololikashvili, Secretary General, UNWTO
Read our exclusive interview – page 21.
Vineyard Stuttgart
NEWS
3
THURSDAY
1 st MARCH
2018
PREVIEW
EDITION
NEWS TRADE TALK EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW REGIONAL SPOTLIGHT: EUROPE
Gloria Guevara
Jaana Chan
Hon. Charles
Andris Ozols
Manzo
R. Banda
New Dynamic, New Faces
ITB Berlin 2018 sees added space for key exhibitors,
and a renewal of top industry players
Richard Barnes
Editor-in-Chief,
ITB Berlin News
EDITORIAL
DESTINATION SPOTLIGHT
EUROPE
©JTMBW Lengler
PREVIEW
EDITION
Thursday
1 st March
2018
Baltic Berlin
CONTENTS
News.............................................. page 5
ITB Berlin Convention................. page 15
Trade Talk.....................................page 19
Exclusive Interviews....................page 21
SPECIAL FEATURES
Adventure Travel .........................page 23
Youth Travel ................................page 25
Training & Employment .............page 26
REGIONAL SPOTLIGHT
Europe ..........................................page 27
Oceania ....................................... page 33
SPOTLIGHT
ON GERMAN REGION:
Baden-Württemberg....................page 40
WHERE TO GO IN BERLIN..... page 41
Until now, for most people form outside
of Germany, if one was to talk about the
beauty of Mecklenburg-Verpommern,
it would be met with a rather quizzical
expression by the listener.
The fact that this region applied for,
and was accepted as this year’s official
“Destination Partner” status for ITB
Berlin, underlines the power of this
show in raising awareness among the
world’s travel trade for a “rare pearl”
such as this. Furthermore, the fact
that it was chosen due primarily to its
policies on sustainability is proof of the
seriousness of Messe Berlin in working
towards “greener” tourism. For example,
those travelling to visit the federal state
in Germany’s northeast can offset their
carbon footprint. This can be done by
purchasing so-called forest shares,
85,000 of which have already been sold.
As a result, extensive reforesting is now
taking place, and as part of the project
five square metres of mixed woodland
can be planted for ten euros.
Dr Martin Buck, Senior Vice President,
Travel & Logistics, Messe Berlin,
explained the logic of choosing this
destination as key partner: “With its Baltic
coastline and well-known Lake District,
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern is one of
Germany’s most attractive federal states.
Ever since 1991 the partner region of ITB
has been an important exhibitor at the
show. We are delighted that for the first
time in the history of ITB, a federal state
will be taking on such an important role,
and that as the official partner region it
will be the focus of the travel industry’s
attention.”
The Chairman of the Tourism Association
of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Wolfgang
Waldmüller explains that for the region,
participation at ITB Berlin is a big
challenge, which they gladly accept,
giving them opportunity to score points
on the international market: “ITB Berlin
should not only be the first milestone of
the holiday season, it should also make
it easier to attract more international
attention and increase awareness for
tourism in the state.”
One thing is sure; after this year’s
ITB Berlin, there will be no more
quizzical looks when people talk about
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern – just smiles!
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ITB BERLIN NEWS • Thursday 1 st March 2018

NEWS
5
David Ruetz
Head of ITB Berlin
Taking a Peak
Around the Corner
What’s coming up @ ITB Berlin 2018?
Details from exhibition director David Ruetz
WE PROVIDE
A FORUM FOR
PRESSING ISSUES
SUCH AS
OVERTOURISM,
TRANSPORTATION
AND
DIGITALISATION
AS WELL AS
TOPICAL THEMES
SUCH AS LUXURY
TRAVEL,
TECHNOLOGY
AND
SUSTAINABILITY
What are the main trends in the
industry as we head into ITB
Berlin 2018? We put the question
to the “man in the know” – David
Ruetz – head of ITB Berlin.
In terms of content, as always, the
show remains strongly in touch
with the latest trends. We provide
a forum for pressing issues such
as overtourism, transportation and
digitalisation as well as topical
themes such as luxury travel,
technology and sustainability.
Especially ITB Berlin Convention
will reflect this year’s trend topics.
Also, sustainability will be an
essential topic, with panel guests
discussing overtourism that more
and more cities have faced recently
and hall 4.1 focusing on the
protection of the world’s coastlines.
What are the main themes of the
ITB Berlin Convention?
In particular focus are revolutionary
ways of travelling in the future,
among them, driverless cabs
and hyperloops which soon will
completely change the face of
transport. In addition, the ITB
Berlin Convention will take a close
look at digitalisation and artificial
intelligence and their potential
impact on travel in the future.
Another topic which the convention
will focus on is overtourism. In
recent times, rapid growth in
tourism has begun to stretch
accommodation and hospitality
limits, particularly in major cities.
As a result, the industry needs
to find solutions for the future
and minimise the effects on the
environment. Visitors to the show
can attend ITB Berlin Convention
free of charge.
Can you tell us about this year’s ITB
Berlin official partner destination,
as well as the convention partner?
Have you ever heard of
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern? It is
the land of 2,000 fairy-tale castles, a
paradise for water and landlubbers
and offers 1,900 fascinating
kilometres of Baltic coast. For the
very first time, ITB Berlin has been
able to secure a German federal
state as the Official Partner Region.
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern places
special emphasis on sustainable
tourism, one of the reasons it was
able to make the case for a wideranging
partnership. ITB Berlin
occupies a pioneering role in this
sector and is strongly committed to
promoting sustainability concepts.
In collaboration with Mecklenburg-
Vorpommern, and for the first time
in the history of ITB, the opening
ceremony on the eve of the show
will leave a zero-carbon footprint,
thereby setting an important
example for the future. Further
to this, ITB Berlin is involved
in a comprehensive reforesting
programme for Mecklenburg-
Vorpommern.
Zambia is a jewel in the heart of
Southern Africa and this year’s
Convention & Culture Partner.
Sustainability is also one of the
guiding principles of Zambia, which
will be the official Convention &
Culture Partner of ITB Berlin 2018.
Zambia is one of the world’s most
popular destinations for luxury
tourism and safaris and possesses
a wealth of cultural and nature
attractions. Wildlife protected
areas occupy around 10 per cent
of the country’s total area. The
country is also well known for
its lakes and waterfalls, which
make up around 35 per cent of
open waters in southern Africa.
At ITB Berlin 2018, Zambia will be
showcasing its many cultural and
nature attractions in the foyer of
Hall 21.
ITB BERLIN NEWS • Thursday 1 st March 2018

NEWS
7
© TMV/Danny Gohlke
(l.t.r.)
Wolfgang Waldmüller,
Chairman of the Tourism Association of
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
David Ruetz,
Head of ITB Berlin
Dr. Martin Buck,
Senior Vice President Travel & Logistics of
Messe Berlin GmbH
Harry Glawe,
State Minister of Economics, Employment
and Health
What trends are you noting,
prior to the show, when it comes
to attendance figures?
The countdown to the 52 nd ITB
Berlin from 7 to 11 March 2018
has begun. We will see a high
attendance again with more
than 10,000 exhibitors from a
total of 180 countries and expect
approximately 110,000 trade
visitors from all over the world. It
is in particular the countries from
Asia, Latin America and the Arabic
region that will show growth –
among them Brazil, Vietnam, Laos,
Abu Dhabi and Ras Al Khaimah.
The Travel Technology segment
is booming and the waiting list is
long. Unfortunately, for capacity
reasons we have been unable to
meet every request for floor space.
What are the key trends with
exhibitors/halls?
The outstanding number of
bookings this year once again
underlines ITB Berlin’s role as
a driving force and the event
mirroring the global tourism
industry.
Travel tech exhibitors including
eNett, Traso, Triptease and
Paymentwall, which have
increased their display areas,
returning exhibitors, among them
Travelport, as well as the Hospitality
Industry Club, a newcomer, will be
highlighting the excellent prospects
of this fast-growing segment.
Chinese exhibitor numbers are
growing especially fast. The online
portal Ctrip will be exhibiting
its products at ITB Berlin for the
first time. Other newcomers from
China will include Flightroutes,
Ucloudlink, Letsfly, Qyer and Qup.
Demand for places is also
particularly high from Arab
countries, Asia and South America.
European destinations will be
attracting more attention with
larger stands at ITB Berlin.
Adventure tourism and sustainable
travel are important for the younger
generation. This trend is reflected
by the fact that Hall 4.1 is now
fully booked. Last but not least the
demand for two-tier stands has
never been so high.
LUXURY
TRAVEL IS
BOOMING,
WHILE GENERAL
ATTITUDES
TOWARDS THIS
MARKET ARE
CHANGING
What new “zones” or segments
can we find at this year’s show?
Luxury travel is booming, while
general attitudes towards this
market are changing. These
challenges, as well as the
opportunities, concern the industry
and will be key topics at ITB Berlin
who will be collaborating with
Loop, a unique trade show for luxury
products. Loop will be the place to
head for buyers of luxury products
at the entrance to Hall 9. On the
Thursday of the show the first ITB
Luxury Late Night will represent an
opportunity for visitors to cultivate
contacts in this industry segment.
This exclusive networking event
will enable providers to discuss
topics at length with leading buyers
from the luxury travel market in a
unique atmosphere.
The huge prospects that medical
tourism has to offer the global
tourism industry will be highlighted
at ITB Berlin. Due to high demand
this segment, which was introduced
only last year at ITB Berlin, is
moving to a larger hall (21b). A
growing number of international
exhibitors will be represented
here. The Health Tourism Industry
Conference, the number one event
in Europe, is also the official partner
of the Medical Tourism segment.
Taking place on Gendarmenmarkt
on Friday, 9 March, the ITB Medical
Night sponsored by Tuscany will
provide an exclusive networking
opportunity.
Booming travel tech segment:
eTravel Startup Day will be taking
place for the first time, providing
newly formed companies with a
platform, as well as the Special
Hospitality Tech Forum as a new
feature at the eTravel Lab.
What are you most looking
forward to?
The first highlight will be the
opening show on Tuesday in the
City Cube which will be hosted
in collaboration with this year’s
partner region, the German region
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern.
Together with the official tourist
board, we will organise a carbonneutral
gala event for the first time
in our history. Another important
highlight will be the opening of the
eTravel World where I will discuss
the future of travel technology with
the humanoid robot Pepper. Last
but not least, we will see a number
of high-class speakers and stage
guests at ITB Berlin Convention,
such as Airbnb’s co-founder
Nathan Blecharczyk and the new
CEO of Expedia, Mark Okerstrom.
ITB is the most important show
of its kind in the world. What
are the main reasons behind this
success?
ITB Berlin remains strongly in touch
with the latest trends. Whether at
the ITB Berlin Convention or our
leading trade fairs in Shanghai,
Singapore and Berlin, globalisation
and digitalisation dominate
our daily work and that of our
customers. It is therefore all the
more important that we set up
’genuine’ encounters and bring
people together. ITB Berlin is the
yearly must-attend event for travel
professionals
ITB Berlin 2017 - South Entrance
© Messe Berlin GmbH
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NEWS
9
When the Private Sector
Takes the Lead
Face to face with Gloria Guevara Manzo - the new President
& CEO of the World Travel and Tourism Council
Gloria Guevara Manzo recently “took the helm” at WTTC.
We asked her what she is doing differently to what was
done in the past.
As you probably know well, I
started in August and one of the
first things I did was to ask the
members for their priorities as
their priorities change over time.
We had a very good response.
With almost 80% of our members
we had the chance to talk oneon-one
with the CEOs and
understand the main challenges
they are facing. Based on those
challenges that the industry is
facing and our members are
facing, we defined three new
priorities.
One of the things that I am
doing a little bit differently is
that the WTTC has been very
successful communicating the
value of travel and tourism,
working on advocacy with the
different industry stakeholders
and governments. In the past,
I think the priority was to
work more on the message
and the impact, as we wanted
to make sure everyone knew
who we were as we represent
the global private sector. Now,
based on the requests from the
members, we are working on
more tangible actions, trying
to influence the agenda for the
benefit of the sector in a different
way. Let me be more specific.
One of the challenges that our
industry is facing is of course
the topic of security. As we have
seen over the past five years, we
have seen a number of events
that impacted the tourism in
various destinations, and every
government is concerned about
the safety of their citizens. They
appreciate travel and tourism
and the benefits that our sector
brings – the 10% of GDP as you
know, and the amount of jobs
that we create, and it’s almost
300-million jobs around the
world. We monitor and quantify
the economic impact of 185
countries every year, and we are
seeing especially in developed
countries, as well as some
developing countries, they are
concerned about security.
What are the key initiatives
you’re working on?
One of the initiatives we have is
that the WTTC is working with
other key players within the
sector to lead an effort to define
a global standard that could
work by using technology – in
this case, biometrics, to make
the life of the traveller easier,
to increase security, and at
the same time increase travel
facilitation. I don’t see, to tell
you the truth, how we can grow
50% in the next ten years, or by
2030, as is estimated by UNWTO,
when it still can take hours
getting through airport security
checks. But the technology
to solve this is already here.
One of the priorities is to have
something more tangible: “How
do we engage in a conversation?
As you probably know, I worked
in the government for three
years, was the minister of
tourism for Mexico, so I know
well how governments think
and how much information they
share. But when the initiative
comes from the private sector,
for example as happened
with the transfer from manual
ticketing to electronic ticketing
in the aviation industry, that
became a new standard. It was
very successful. It was painful. I
remember the migration, which
was painful at the beginning,
because of all the changes
that needed to happen. But at
the end of the day it was very
successful, because it provided
the opportunity to grow, made
it more efficient… and that
standard came from the private
sector.
Today, every time you travel,
you generally need to give the
same information: name, date
of birth, your passport, and
so on, and that information is
provided to the governments. I
am probably jumping ahead, but
what I’m trying to explain is that
I think there is an opportunity
for us in the private sector to
work together and come up with
something that is a standard
across the board. Then we can
engage with the governments
to use our standards. They’re
currently using information
received from the airlines so they
can receive that information in
advance and have an easier and
better process for the passenger
at the airport. We believe that by
leveraging technology we can
increase safety and security and
at the same time we can have
more travellers and we can
have more jobs. So yes, WTTC is
working on more tangible things
and that’s just one example
Gloria
Guevara Manzo
President & CEO,
World Travel and Tourism Council
I THINK THERE IS AN
OPPORTUNITY FOR US IN THE
PRIVATE SECTOR TO WORK
TOGETHER AND COME UP WITH
SOMETHING THAT IS A STANDARD
ACROSS THE BOARD
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Skysuite at Aria Las Vegas
There’s a growing focus on
the high-end market at ITB
Berlin, this year with the
new Loop Lounge @ ITB and
the ITB Luxury Late Night,
and luxury travel topics at
the ITB Berlin Convention.
High growth rates in the luxury
travel market are driving the
interest in the sector. According to
the ITB World Travel Trends Report
2017/2018, luxury travel accounts
for only 7% of all international trips
but as much as around 20% of
global travel spending due to high
prices. The US-based International
Luxury Hotel Association (ILHA)
forecasts the luxury travel market
could grow to US$1,154bn by
2022. It says that luxury travellers
spend six times more on trips
than regular travellers, and make
5.6 trips a year compared to 3 for
regular travellers.
Luxury travel is booming, while
general attitudes towards this
market are changing. Affluence
is no longer defined by glitter and
exhibiting wealth. Non-material
forms of luxury are replacing
status, and values such as selfdiscovery,
personal experiences,
authenticity and time are becoming
more important. These challenges,
as well as the opportunities,
concern the industry and from 7 to
11 March 2018 will be key topics at
ITB Berlin.
The premium travel market,
traditionally focused on affluent
consumers and senior business
executives, is undergoing major
changes at present. ILHA president
Barak Hirschowitz told the Pisa
The Shifting Luxury
Travel Market
ITB Berlin increasingly spotlights high-end travel
forum: “Luxury hospitality has
experienced a seismic shift in
consumer preferences.”
Today’s affluent consumers are
global, digital and discerning,
trade up and down, and are not
brand loyal, he explained. Luxury
consumers, and in particular
millennials, are now purchasing
more experiences and fewer
products, and are shifting from
“owning” to “being”, he said. This
means that instead of “universal
and consistent” hotels, guests are
now seeking “unique and personal”
experiences from luxury hotels.
HALL 9 – FEATURING
THE FIRST LOOP
LOUNGE
Hall 9 will be the place to head and
a must for all interested visitors.
With the new Loop Lounge @
ITB organised in collaboration with
Loop, the trade show for luxury
products, ITB Berlin has created
a new platform for networking
in an exclusive atmosphere with
a select group of exhibitors. On
the Thursday of the show, the
first ITB Luxury Late Night will
provide an opportunity to cultivate
the contacts made. At this new
outstanding networking event at
Orania.Berlin, a new Boutique
Hotel, exhibitors will be able to
meet leading buyers from the global
luxury travel market. The event
will be opened by Dietmar Müller-
Elmau, the managing director of
Schloss Elmau. Participation is by
special invitation only.
LUXURY AWARENESS
EXPERTS AT THE ITB
BERLIN CONVENTION
The ITB Berlin Convention is in
touch with the latest industry
trends too. International experts
will be explaining the real needs
of the high-end travel market. On
7 March at the ITB Future Day, two
sessions will take a look at luxury
travel. In her keynote speech, Jane
Jie Sun, CEO of Ctrip.com
International Ltd., will talk about
“The gateway to global peace and
prosperity”. The new mission of
tour operators is to make travelling
easy and trouble-free and turn
tourists into ambassadors of their
AFFLUENCE
IS NO LONGER
DEFINED BY
GLITTER AND
EXHIBITING
WEALTH
cultural identity, says Jane Jie Sun.
On the same day Dirk Ahlborn,
CEO of Hyperloop Transportation
Technologies, Inc. (HTT), and
founder and CEO of Jump Starter
Inc, will talk about the transport
systems of the future such as flying
taxis, hyperloops and supersonic
airliners. Travelzoo will present
the findings of a survey conducted
exclusively for ITB on consumer
opinion regarding revolutionary
luxury transport of the future.
What lies behind the trend
known as hidden luxury? The ITB
Marketing & Distribution Day on
Thursday, 8 March will attempt
to give an answer. Insiders
including Al Merschen of Principal
Myriad Marketing/MMGY Global,
and Alex Newinger, a butler with
Industrial Dynasties, will reveal
the secret of the hidden luxury
phenomenon. They will analyse
how “new luxury” awareness is
shifting towards “hidden luxury”
awareness, a parallel universe
where there are no paparazzi,
people are incognito, and they live
a life of genuine luxury
ITB BERLIN NEWS • Thursday 1 st March 2018
www.itb-berlin-news.com

NEWS
11
International
Travel Industry
Needs New
Strategies
to Manage
“Overtourism”
New solutions are needed to
manage global tourism growth:
ITB Berlin exclusively publishes
World Travel Monitor Forum
results
Overtourism” has made
headlines worldwide over the
past year due to record visitor
numbers at many destinations,
prompting well-publicised
protests by residents and
diverse measures by local
authorities in some places.
Over-crowding is also
negatively affecting
travellers themselves, and
the international travel and
tourism industry needs to find
solutions to manage visitor
numbers without restricting
growth, experts agreed at
the recent 25th World Travel
Monitor Forum in Pisa, Italy.
ONE
INTERNATIONAL
TRIP IN TEN
AFFECTED BY
OVER-CROWDING
Around 25% of all international
tourists had the feeling that
their destination had been
“over-crowded” last year,
according to a special World
Travel Monitor representative
survey of 29,000 international
travellers in 24 countries
in Europe, Asia and the
Americas conducted in
September 2017.
Moreover, 9% – equivalent to
around 100 million tourists –
said this over-crowding had
actually affected the quality
of their outbound trip. At 13%,
this feeling was the highest
amongst families with
children and young people
under 34. In terms of origin
regions, 15% of Asians, 9%
of North Americans and 8%
of Europeans said their trip
experience had been affected
by excessive visitor numbers.
Hence, Asian outbound
travellers seem to be more
sensitive with regard to “overcrowding”.
ALL KINDS OF
HOLIDAYS AND
DESTINATIONS
AFFECTED
Contrary to public
perceptions, the worst overcrowding
is not always in
big cities, according to World
Travel Monitor figures. Ski
resorts are the most crowded
tourism locations. Nearly
one international traveller
in five (19 percent) said their
winter sports holiday had
been affected by overtourism,
resulting, for example, in long
waits for ski lifts.
Other types of holidays were
fairly equally impacted by
high numbers of visitors,
suggesting that overtourism
is a general problem rather
than restricted, for example,
to cities. About one traveller
in ten described the quality of
their touring holiday, cruise,
city trip, sun & beach holiday
or countryside holiday as
affected by too many tourists.
The most affected cities
include Guangzhou (24%),
Shanghai (23%), Beijing (21%),
Amsterdam and Istanbul
(both 19%), and Barcelona,
Florence and Venice (all 18%),
according to World Travel
Monitor respondents
ITB BERLIN NEWS • Thursday 1 st March 2018

12 NEWS
ITB Business Travel Forum:
Valuable Knowledge for
Travel Managers
The latest trends and developments in business
travel – Focus on the impact of digitalisation and
globalisation
Under the heading
of “Business travel
4.0: dynamic, digital,
disruptive”, this year’s ITB
Business Travel Forum will
be taking place on 8 March
2018 in Hall 7.1a, Room
New York 2. Visitors can
get first-hand knowledge
and practical information
on the latest business
travel trends here. This
year’s exclusive partner
is the German Business
Travel Association (VDR).
Admission to the forum
is free for visitors to ITB
Berlin.
Digitalisation and
globalisation are triggering
ever-shorter innovation
cycles, which is a challenge
that the business travel
market must actively
confront. Thus, the VDR
Business Travel Forum at
the ITB Berlin Convention
will be giving visitors an
insight into tomorrow’s
work environment and the
next generation’s travel
behaviour.
Under the heading of
Business Travel:
Completely Digital! Florian
Storp, vice president,
Central Europe at
American Express Global
Business Travel, will
demonstrate what the
industry can learn from
young people’s travel and
consumer behaviour and
how digitalisation must
positively affect business
travel. Taking concrete
examples, he will illustrate
how travel management
companies and customers
are confronting the
challenges.
Afterwards, Ludger
Bals of The Travel
Consulting Group
and Dr. Engelbert
Wimmer, founder
and CEO of e&Co.
AG will be talking to
Christopher Bergau,
head of Strategic
Partnerships DACH,
airbnb about disruptive
business models and
digital “attackers” who
are increasingly taking
aim at the travel industry.
In theory, the travel
manager of the future must
forfeit his role as a static
departmental salesman
and become a pro-active
innovation scout and
manager of digital ecosystems.
“His word shall be
heard”: together with the
audience Marcus Scholz,
management executive
at Europcar Deutschland,
will enter a new world
in the Internet of Things.
He will show that Alexa
Echo and Alexa Show can
already be used to manage
services with one’s own
Alexa can also book
a rental car for you
voice. Thus, travellers can
already use voice control
to hire a car, change their
booking dates or cancel
reservations
VDR ORGANISES
NETWORKING
LOUNGE FOR
6 TH TIME
The Networking Lounge Home of
Business Travel by ITB & VDR is
organised by Messe Berlin and the
German Business Travel Association
(VDR). It allows visitors to dwell on
the day’s topics in talks. Available
from 7 to 9 March and covering a total
area of 270 square metres, this is the
sixth time that the Networking Lounge
will be a part of the show.
The combined stand in Hall 7.1a offers
travel and transport managers as well
as buyers and newcomers a valuable
platform for discussing ways to improve
business and make contact with
leading representatives of the business
travel sector. Co-exhibitors will be
showcasing a variety of solutions for
professional management as well as
for during and after business trips.
All visitors interested in business
travel topics should make a note to
attend the Networking Lunches. The
informal lounge atmosphere lets
visitors enjoy a relaxing lunch and
provides an opportunity to network
at their leisure. The lunch event will
take place on all trade visitor days
from 12 noon to 2 p.m. at the Home of
Business Travel by ITB & VDR
ITB BERLIN NEWS • Thursday 1 st March 2018
www.itb-berlin-news.com

NEWS
13
Evolution of Online Bookings
PhocusWright releases thirteenth ddition of European Online Travel Overview
Buoyed by positive economic
indicators and generally strong
consumer confidence, the European
travel market is projected to climb
to an all time high in 2017. Online
bookings, anchored by travel
suppliers’ own websites and apps,
lead the way. Conversely, offline
bookings continue to decline,
though traditional travel agencies
and other offline channels remain
vital in some markets. In spite of
the continued growth, the industry
faces some challenges. Brexit and
the threat of terrorism, along with
political and economic uncertainty
in some markets, are key challenges
that could impact individual travel
markets or the overall region in the
coming years.
KEY TRENDS AND
DEVELOPMENTS
On the heels of a 1% decline in gross
bookings in 2016, the European
travel market was projected to grow
3% in 2017 to €273 billion, with most
segments showing modest gains.
Total gross bookings are expected
to increase 3% annually through
2021.
Online bookings continue to outpace
the broader market, although now
that the online channel has reached
maturity, online growth rates have
begun to more closely resemble
the total industry. In 2017, online
bookings were projected to total
€138 billion, representing 51% of the
total market.
Mobile channels supplier and
online travel agency (OTA) apps
and mobile websites are driving
most of the growth. Mobile travel
bookings are projected to climb
21%, and will represent nearly one
fourth of all online bookings in
2017.
In the battle for online bookings,
travel suppliers continue to have
a clear edge. Online supplierdirect
channels will capture two
thirds of online bookings in 2017,
compared to just one third for the
supplier OTA channel.
Suppliers in all segments are
stepping up their efforts to
promote their own websites and
mobile apps by leveraging strong
branding, loyalty programs and
special perks for direct bookers.
These initiatives will pay off,
and supplier direct bookings will
represent 70% of the online market
by 2021.
While the number of terrorist
attacks in the region declined
in 2017, the threat of terrorism
continues to impact multiple
European markets. The tour
operator segment has suffered the
most, as travellers weigh the safety
of long popular “sun and sand”
destinations. Hotel bookings in
some European capitals and other
large cities have been impacted
as well.
Political turmoil is creating some
uncertainty in the European travel
market. The UK’s planned exit
from the European Union could
have significant consequences,
and its effects are already evident
in the weakened British pound.
Inconclusive elections in Germany
and a fierce separatist movement
in Spain’s Catalonia region could
also have implications for those
markets.
Traditional airlines in Europe are
under increasing pressure from
nimble LCCs such as
Ryanair and easyJet, as well as
from full service Middle Eastern
carriers including Emirates, Etihad
and Qatar Airways. Meanwhile,
the bankruptcies and financial
insolvency of Air Berlin, Alitalia
and others are consolidating the
market and creating some new
opportunities.
The hotel category is the only
segment where OTAs have a strong
lead over suppliers in attracting
online bookings. But large chains
are expected to reduce their
dependency on the two dominant
OTAs Booking.com and Expedia
as they focus on promoting their
own online booking channels.
Recent legal rulings that ban hotel
rate parity clauses also favour
online direct hotel bookings
DIRECT
CONNECT
IN EUROPE
For nearly two years, the
Lufthansa Group was alone
in Europe in its efforts to
establish direct connect as
a new standard in airline
distribution. With fresh and
strong support from the
IAG Group as well as some
significant changes within
the corporate sector, the
New Distribution Capability
(NDC) finally seems poised
to become a real standard
in airline distribution. Direct
connect in Europe seems
ready for take-off, and travel
sellers of all types should
determine whether they are
ready to board. This analysis
focuses on the status of airline
distribution within Europe and
the outlook for airlines, online
travel agencies (OTAs), travel
management companies
(TMCs), corporations, global
distribution systems (GDSs)
and technology providers.
PhocusWright has published a
new report on Direct Connect
in Europe.
Available at ITB Berlin:
Hall 7.1 / Stand 101
EUROPEAN TOTAL AND ONLINE TRAVEL MARKETS,
GROSS BOOKINGS (€B) AND ONLINE PENETRATION
(%), 2015-2021
ONLINE TRAVEL PENETRATION BY REGION,
2015-2021
ITB BERLIN NEWS • Thursday 1 st March 2018

14 NEWS
ADVERTORIAL
Opening New Routes
to the Far East
Vietnam Airlines now flying Airbus A350 to SE Asia – scooping numerous
international awards
Vietnam Airlines arrive at this
year’s ITB Berlin with more than
one reason to offer a broad Asian
smile.
At the recent CAPA (Asia Pacific
Aviation & Corporate Travel)
Summit in Singapore, Vietnam
Airlines was awarded the airline of
the year. The prize was awarded
to the Vietnamese airline due to its
rapid growth, high profitability and
its successful partial privatisation.
According to CAPA, Vietnam
Airlines, with a growth rate of 19%
in passenger numbers in the year
2016, was the fastest-growing
state air carrier in Southeast Asia
and one of the fastest-growing
full-service airlines in the world.
Compared to the previous year, the
airline recorded a profit increase
of 6.7%.
The airline was also recognised
at global level with two other
prestigious awards: ‘World’s
Leading Cultural Airline’ and
‘World’s Leading Airline - Premium
Economy Class’ by World Travel
Awards at the Grand Final Gala
Ceremony 2017. The awards
were received by Mr Le Hong Ha,
Vietnam Airlines’ Executive Vice
President.
Graham E Cooke, Founder
and President, World Travel
Awards said: “A well-deserved
congratulations to Vietnam
Airlines on their success at the
24th annual World Travel Awards.
‘World’s Leading Cultural Airline’
and ‘World’s Leading Airline -
Economy Class’ are two prestigious
international awards that place
Vietnam Airlines firmly at the top
of the travel industry. I hope their
recognition, both by their peers
and members of the public, will
inspire them to aim ever higher in
the pursuit of excellence.”
Le Hong Ha, Executive Vice
President, Vietnam Airlines said,
“We are very honoured to receive
the two prestigious awards at
the same time. Last year we
were Asia’s leading airline in two
categories - ‘Asia’s leading airline -
economy class’ and ‘Asia’s leading
cultural airline’, so this year’s
awards are definitely a giant leap
- a testament to our commitment
to bring the best of Vietnamese
culture into the world’s most
modern aircraft, including Boeing
787-9 Dreamliner and Airbus A350
XWB-900.”
This year, Vietnam Airlines
also ranked 14th among the 20
best premium class airlines in
the world by Skytrax. Vietnam
Airlines’ Premium economy class
is available for both Boeing 787-9
Dreamliner and Airbus A350 on
routes between Vietnam and the
UK, France, Germany, Australia and
Japan, offering generous legroom
as well as near-flat reclining seats,
bringing increased convenience.
Priority on-ground assistance is
available to Premium Economy
passengers, saving time with
seat selection, check-in, baggage
handling and gate boarding.
From 2018, fast track services for
Premium Economy passengers,
including priority security lane and
immigration lane, will be available
at several Vietnamese as well as
international airports.
NEW FOR 2018:
VIETNAM AIRLINES
WITH AIRBUS A350
AND INCREASED
FLIGHT FREQUENCIES
Vietnam Airlines launched the
new Airbus A350-900 XWB (eds:
Extra Wide Body) on routes from
Frankfurt to Hanoi and Ho Chi
Minh City from January 2, 2018.
Seven aircraft of this type have
already been delivered and fly from
Vietnam to Paris (France), Shangai
(China) and Incheon (South Korea)
as well as to Kansai and Tokyo
(Japan). In total, Vietnam Airlines
has ordered 14 Airbus A350, which
will be delivered up to 2019.
The airline has also increased
flight frequencies from Frankfurt
from nine to ten flights per week,
meaning in 2018, Vietnam Airlines
flies six times a week to Hanoi
and four times a week to Ho Chi
Minh City. Both flight routes are
travelled nonstop in a flight time
of about 10.5 hours.
The A350 XWB benefits from being
built with over 70% advanced
materials; combining carbon
composites (53%), titanium and
modern aluminium alloys, to create
a lighter and more cost-efficient
aircraft while also reducing
maintenance requirements.
The Vietnam Airlines A350 is
equipped with a total of 305 seats:
Business class has 29 seats and
the economy class is equipped
with 240 seats, while there are
36 seats in the award-winning
premium economy class. The A
350 therefore offers 10% more
capacity compared to the 787
Dreamliner used previously
Vietnam
Airlines will
receive four A350’s
in 2018, 2019 and
eight Boeing 787-10’s
leased by ALC in 2019,
2020 and 2021.
The company will receive
20 A321 NEOs leased
by ICBC, ACG and ALC
during 2018-2019
VNA’s fleet will
include 110 aircraft by
2020 and 150 aircraft
by 2030, all of which
are modern and fuelefficient.
ITB BERLIN NEWS • Thursday 1 st March 2018
www.itb-berlin-news.com

ITB BERLIN CONVENTION
15
CONVENTION
PROGRAMME
2018
Jane Jie Sun
CEO, Ctrip
WEDNESDAY 7 TH MARCH 2018
ITB Future Day
ITB Destination Day 1
ITB City Tourism Forum
ITB Interjections – Questioning
The Unquestioned At ITB
ITB German Tourism Forum
ITB Young Professionals Day
ITB Workshops Day 1
eTravel Lab Day 1
eTravel Stage Day 1
TRAVEL: A GATEWAY
TO GLOBAL PEACE AND
PROSPERITY
Category: Future, Marketing
Date: March 7, 2018
Time: 11am – 11.45am
Location: Convention Hall 7.1b,
Auditorium London
THURSDAY 8 TH MARCH 2018
ITB Marketing & Distribution Day
ITB Experts Forum Wellness
ITB Tourism For Sustainable
Development Day
ITB MICE Forum
ITB Business Travel Forum
ITB Workshops Day 2
eTravel Lab Day 2
eTravel Stage Day 2
ITB Hospitality Tech Forum
Palais Awards 1
FRIDAY 9 TH MARCH 2018
ITB Zambia Tourism Forum
ITB Destination Day 2
ITB CSR Day
eTravel Startup Day
eTravel Lab Day 3
Palais Awards 2
SATURDAY 10 TH MARCH 2018
eTravel Stage Day 4
More information @
www.itb-convention.com
ITB Berlin Convention 201
© Messe Berlin GmbH
Promoting Equality
Across The Industry
Travel is much more than just transporting, accommodating and entertaining
customers. The mission of travel companies, said must be to make travelling easier
and worry-free and to help each traveller become an ambassador of their own
cultural identity. We started by asking Jane Jie Sun, CEO of Ctrip, Asia’s largest online
travel agency, a little about the business.
Ctrip was founded in 1999 and
has been listed on NASDAQ
since 2003, we are the largest
online travel agency in China
and in Asia, while also the
second largest online travel
agency in the world with a
market capitalisation of around
US$25 billion.
We are focused on enhancing
services through innovation and
technology. Ctrip’s emphasis on
Artificial Intelligence, Big Data
and Cloud Computing offers an
in-depth insight into the everevolving
trends and behaviour
of Chinese travellers.
Launched in 2017, Ctrip’s Global
SOS service enables Ctrip to
help customers in emergency
situations such as natural
disasters and terrorist attacks.
Ctrip also operates 24/7 call
centres, providing professional
consultation around the clock.
Ctrip’s data centres support
accurate forecasting and data
processing to provide services
meeting the needs of all our
customers.
How important is gender
equality in the travel and
tourism industry? How do you
achieve gender equality in
your business?
Gender equality is vital for any
industry. Every day we are
witnesses to the innovation
that diversity in the workforce
can bring. By ensuring gender
equality, we are making
advancements which lead to full
utilisation of precious resources.
As the female CEO of a major
Chinese tech company, I highly
value female presence and
strive to provide a supportive
environment.
I value flexible policies and a
positive mindset to ensure that
from recruitment to retention
to remuneration, our female
employees are supported.
Ctrip currently has several
practices already in place such
as maternity leave, paid leave,
baby bonuses, free taxi rides
during one’s pregnancy, workfrom-home
options and more.
At Ctrip more than 50% of our
entire employees are female,
including in seven high
management positions. Ctrip
will continue to pursue gender
equality as a core value and
ensure that all employees are
evaluated based on merits.
What more could businesses
do to achieve equality?
I find being attentive, listening
to employees of all levels
and making changes result in
an inclusive and supportive
environment that gives way
to balance and equality. We
must support everyone in our
workplace and embrace not
only diversity but any challenges
that stand in the way to the path
of equality.
How important is the ITB
Berlin Convention to inform
and educate the industry?
2018 marks Ctrip’s debut at
ITB Berlin and we are eager to
connect with more friends in
the travel industry at this year’s
event
ITB BERLIN NEWS • Thursday 1 st March 2018

16 ITB BERLIN CONVENTION
Dr. David Ermen
Senior Manager, Lodging and
Tourism Clients Group, PwC
Joel
Brandon-Bravo
Managing Director UK, Travelzoo
FOCUS ON OVERCROWDED
DESTINATIONS:
MEASURES AND LESSONS
LEARNED
Category: Destination. Wellness
Date: March 7, 2018
Time: 12pm – 12.45pm
Location: Convention Hall 7.1a,
Auditorium New York 3
THE REVOLUTION OF
TRAVEL FROM THE
CUSTOMERS’ PERSPECTIVE:
AUTONOMOUS CARS AND
FLYING TAXIS, HYPERLOOP
AND SUPERSONIC JETS –
EXCLUSIVE TRAVELZOO/ITB
MARKET STUDY
Category: Future, Marketing
Date: March 7, 2018
Time: 3pm – 3.45pm
Location: Convention Hall 7.1b,
Auditorium London
Learning The Overcrowded
Lessons
Talking About
The Travel Revolution
At this year’s ITB Berlin Convention, Dr. David Ermen, Senior
Manager, Lodging and Tourism Clients Group at PwC, takes
a closer look at the factors surrounding overcrowding and
steps stakeholders can take to bring back sustainable levels.
We asked him to tell us about the issue.
Overcrowded destinations are
those where the number of visitors
exceed the carrying capacity of
that particular location. This can
be the ecological capacity, causing
environmental damage, or social
capacity, leading to objections
from the local population. Most
often these destinations are cities
or attractions, rather than whole
countries.
Some of the most common examples
are cities, like Amsterdam or
Barcelona, and famous attractions,
like Machu Picchu in Peru. In some
cases the overcrowding is seasonal
and not during the entire year,
which also poses management
challenges.
What are the negative effects of
overcrowded destinations?
Overcrowding in destinations
has negative impacts on the
environment, the local culture and
population, and also on tourists. At
the same time, tourists themselves
are affected, because they often
also do not feel comfortable in
overcrowded destinations.
What are the recipes for success?
One of the problems I see is that
destinations still set their growth
targets in terms of number of
arrivals, rather than looking at the
types of tourists they would like to
attract and the positive impact they
want to generate from these visitors.
The hotel industry has worked with
RevPAR, measuring revenue per
available capacity unit, rather than
only occupancy, for a long time.
Destinations need to go the same
way and start working with new
success indicators that measure
yield, rather than occupancy.
How important is the ITB Berlin
Convention when it comes to
educating and informing the
industry?
I think the ITB Berlin convention
is a great platform for dialogue
and discussion between different
industry players. The presentations
and panels provide valuable insights
into the state of the industry and
future trends
The revolution of travel will soon be reality: Fully-automatic,
flying electric drone-taxis, hyperloop transportation
and supersonic flight will make unprecedented forms of
luxury travel possible. The study covers a lot of stuff that
looks like science fiction. We asked Joel Brandon-Bravo,
Managing Director UK, Travelzoo to tell us more…
Supersonic planes, hyperloop
trains, driverless cars – these are
all exciting technologies that are
in development today and have
the potential to significantly
disrupt the travel industry. Our
survey has asked over 7,000
people worldwide what they
think about these future modes
of travel – their hopes, how likely
are they to use them, and what
they think the benefits will be to
them and the planet.
When will these technologies
really be impacting travel and
tourism?
Driverless drone taxis are
already being tested, as are facial
recognition for payment and
service robots in some hotels.
Virgin Galactic hope to start
commercial flights this year, and
the Branson-backed team behind
the Virgin Hyperloop One expect
to have a commercial operation
in service by 2021. Boom, a new
supersonic airplane, aims to
begin flights in 2023.
What will be the biggest
challenge in getting consumers
to accept these new concepts?
Our survey suggests that trust
in the safety and environmental
efficiency of the new technologies
will be major barriers to
acceptance. People will need to
be convinced of its reliability,
and reassured that there is a net
gain to the planet through lower
emissions. Our respondents
have also expressed concerns
over the likely costs for the new
technologies.
Who should come to your
session at the ITB Berlin
Convention and what will they
come away with?
Anyone with an interest in
consumer attitudes about the
transport and travel technology
of the future should join us. We
hope they’ll take away some
useful and actionable insights
from the planned end users of
those technologies as they begin
to think about how their own
organisations adapt
ITB BERLIN NEWS • Thursday 1 st March 2018
www.itb-berlin-news.com

ITB BERLIN CONVENTION
17
Bruce Poon Tip
Founder, G Adventures
Dr Alexander
Tayler
Chief Data Officer,
Cambridge Analytica
PURPOSE, HAPPINESS
AND CONNECTION:
GUARANTEES FOR
PROFESSIONAL SUCCESS
IN THE TOURISM
INDUSTRY?!
Category: Young Professionals
Date: March 7, 2018
Time: 12pm – 12.45pm
Location: Hall 11.1, Young
Professionals Stage
BIG DATA AND
INTELLIGENT DATA
ANALYSIS: THE DEATH
OF TRADITIONAL
ADVERTISING?!
Category: Future, Marketing
Date: March 8, 2018
Time: 3pm – 3.45pm
Location: Convention Hall 7.1b,
Auditorium London
Preparing For
Professional Success
Analysing Big Data
and Intelligent Data
Bruce Poon Tip, Founder of G Adventures, says that
happiness is the best way to boost performance. We asked
him about his company and how he works to get the best
from employees.
We like to say G Adventures is
more than just a travel company.
We are the leader in terms of small
group adventure trips around
the world. We take travellers to
more than 100 countries on all
seven continents and have eight
different travel styles including
sailing and rail trips and local
living trips, which are communitybased
tourism where you can stay
with an Amazon tribe for a week.
With your talk based around
professional success, please can
you explain how to get the best
from employees?
I believe that happiness drives
successful companies. If people
are happy at work, they will go
the extra mile. Creating a great
company culture is also crucial to
success; when you build a business
that’s an industry leader, people
want to be a part of it. I love what
I do and that’s contagious.
How do you inspire people in
your own business?
I encourage my team to find what
inspires them, and it can’t just be
work – you have to find things
outside of work that inspire you,
like art, wine, or travel. Have those
creative moments, and bring that
back to the workspace refreshed. I
was lucky to discover my passion
for travel at a very young age. As
a young immigrant, moving to
Canada had a big cultural impact
on me and as child reading
encyclopaedias and copies of
National Geographic kept me
interested in the world. I want my
people to know their motivation.
Who should come to your talk?
Anyone who is interested in
learning about finding passion
and happiness working in travel
– or even outside of travel…
so everyone! Whether you’re a
student in the travel industry, the
founder of a start-up, or a leader
of a large organisation
At this year’s ITB Berlin Convention, Dr Alexander Tayler,
Chief Data Officer, Cambridge Analytica, will talk on
how Big Data and Artificial Intelligence are turning the
advertising world upside down. We asked him how big
data and Artificial Intelligence will impact on the travel and
hospitality sector…
Data is already transforming the
industry. Booking platforms, for
example, have a wealth of data
on travellers and undertake
very sophisticated performance
marketing. Other organisations
such as airlines, hotels and
attractions are benefiting
hugely by using data to inform
their operations. The sector is
targeting travellers with the kinds
of products and services that are
most relevant to them at any
given time.
When will this become a
mainstream technology?
For some of the big players it is
already happening, however
more data isn’t always better: it
is important to derive the right
insights from data, and remember
that you’re customers are people
and should not be treated like
anonymous data points.
You say that companies can learn
from the recent US presidential
election. Can you explain what
these key lessons were?
A political candidate is like a
brand: they must be authentic
and true to their values but also
invest in research and data to be
able to take strategic decisions.
The scale and velocity of data,
together with the sophistication
of data analytics technology,
now available means that this
is possible in real time. The best
teams are truly multidisciplinary,
and have researchers, data
scientists, creatives and digital
and TV media buyers working
side-by-side to use data to it
utmost effectiveness.
How important is the ITB Berlin
Convention when it comes to
educating and informing the
industry?
It’s the world’s leading travel
show, and as such is the
best place to understand the
latest trends across the whole
industry
ITB BERLIN NEWS • Thursday 1 st March 2018

19
ITB
Buyers
Circle
Big business
is best in a small
circle
ITB Buyers Circle is the place
to be for serious buyers with a
background in leisure, business
travel or MICE. For decision makers
with significant budget. The main
purposes of the buyers’ circle
include signing deals, negotiating
pricing and packages and finding
new products and partners.
ITB Buyers Circle stands for
exclusiveness. There are 1,000
members every year. Each is handpicked
and carefully qualified by
an international team. The criteria
reflect ITB Berlin’s travel inventory
and exhibitor´s needs, and the
strong intent to gather members
with a reasonable variety of
characteristics.
What to expect from ITB Buyers
Circle?
Onsite benefits save money, but
especially time.
• Free tickets to ITB Berlin and ITB
Berlin Convention, 7 – 11 March
2018
• Exclusive participation at ITB
Speed Networking Event, 8
March 2018
• Separate Meeting Rooms are at
your disposal at Marshall-Haus
• No waiting time thanks to shuttle
services and fast lane
• Work space with Wifi, trade
journals and newspapers in the
ITB Buyers Circle Lounge
• Refreshments and relaxation area
in the ITB Buyers Circle Lounge
>> www.itbbuyerscircle.com
Jaana Chan is Product
Director APAC,
Hotelplanner.com and
Meetings.com. We asked
her to tell us about the
business and how it
will evolve in 2018 and
what she is most looking
forward to seeing at ITB
Berlin.
The company celebrated its
15th anniversary in 2017.
In 2018, nearly $10 billion
in group travel leads will be
sourced via HotelPlanner and
Meetings.com worldwide. Our
websites are translated into 28
languages and the business is
a mix of 55% leisure (SMURF)
groups and 45% corporate
(MICE) events.
What are the main trends in
buyer demand?
The internet is more accessible
for everyone than ever,
which makes it very easy for
end clients to compare their
products and this is also
absolutely fine – but we want
to make it even easier and
better by helping our clients
to compare hotel features,
location, quality scores and
prices faster and easier.
What are you hoping to gain
from this year’s ITB Berlin?
There is always room for
innovations and there
THE SPEED DATING AT
ITB BERLIN IS SUCH A GREAT
TOOL
Jaana Chan
Product Director APAC,
Hotelplanner.com and Meetings.com
Online is Driving Business
HotelPlanner & Meetings.com are the largest
websites selling group travel online in the world
is also always room for
improvements. We help our
hotel partners and clients at
the same time. We bring more
high value businesses to our
hotel partners and at the same
time we help our clients to
execute their trip plans nearly
effortless.
Are you particularly interested
in particular travel themes?
We are a B to E platform, which
means everyone who is happily
using the internet for sourcing
hotels for events are our
preferred clients. The online
business is definitely booking.
More and more people are
nowadays taking advantage
of our incredible technology
to save time, receive a wider
selection of hotel offers, obtain
excellent rates and to call our
team of expert planners to
make life easier. With our
technology and service we
can help anyone become a
superb event organiser.
How important is the speed
dating organised at ITB for
you?
The speed dating at ITB Berlin
is such a great tool. Basically,
you are able to meet a number
of people no matter if it is a
client or a supplier, there are
no other events where you can
so easily make connections
with that huge amount of
people in such a short time.
Everyone knows it is a “speed”
dating, therefore everyone
walks in already determined
and knowing what they want
to find it. This makes it easy
and efficient. It’s great!
Why did you decide to join
the ITB Berlin Buyers Circle,
and what, for you, are the
key advantages of being a
member?
Being able to pre-schedule
appointments allows us to
prepare every single meeting
we will have during the show
which results in way more
efficient meetings especially
within a very short time.
Another great advantage is
that ITB Berlin guides you
through the whole show.
Competent guidance and
network functions are highly
appreciated. ITB makes sure
we walk our 10,000 steps too…
it’s the perfect way to boost
business and get your exercise
in at the same time!
Additional details and contact
information on the ITB Speed
Dating Day can be found
at www.itb-berlin.com/
Exhibitors/SpeedDating/
ITB BERLIN NEWS • Thursday 1 st March 2018

20
Frank Straka
CEO, KÄSTL Ost-Touristi
Paul Mercuri
Sales Manager,
Kogan Travel
Safety and Value
Driving Visitors to
Eastern Europe
Frank Straka is CEO of KÄSTL Ost-Touristik, a wholesaler
and B2B group tour operator, specialised in Eastern Europe.
We asked him to tell us a little more about his organisation
and what he’s looking for at ITB Berlin
For more than 30 years KÄSTL
has been organising tailor made
group tours to Eastern Europe
(especially Poland, Czech
Republic and Baltic States) for
coach tour operators in Germany,
Austria, Switzerland and Western
France.
I AM
SEEING A BIG
TREND IN
EASTERN
EUROPE
CONCERNING
BUYER
DEMAND
Are you particularly interested in
particular travel themes?
I am mainly interested in health
resorts and hotels that are
interested in doing business
with groups – so my themes are
health, best agers and groups. I
think that groups are very difficult
at the moment as most hotels are
interested in working with OTAs
and prefer FIT or MICE business
to groups – so it will be a difficult
task.
What are the main trends you are
seeing in terms of buyer demand?
I am seeing again a big trend in
Eastern Europe concerning buyer
demand. As Eastern Europe is
considered a very safe destination
and prices are still lower than in
comparable western destinations,
there will be growing demand.
What are you hoping to gain
from this year’s ITB Berlin?
We are hoping to tighten
connections with our partners
from destinations and hotels
and make new partnerships. In
times with high competition for
“rare goods” it is essential to have
good personal relationships and
ITB Berlin is perfect to make a lot
of personal meetings.
Why did you decide to join the ITB
Berlin Buyers Circle, and what,
for you, are the key advantages
of being a member?
I have been member of the
Buyers Circle for the last four
years. A friend advised me of the
advantages which is why I applied.
For me the key advantages
are having a “safe harbour” at
Marshall House where I can meet
a lot of partners in a short time
Kogan Travel Targets
Luxury Travel Offering
ITB Berlin News spoke
to Paul Mercuri, Sales
Manager of Kogan Travel,
about his business and its
main focus.
Kogan.com is the largest
e-commerce retailer in Australia.
We have a community of over
6.5 million members in Australia
and it listed on the ASX in July
2016. Kogan Travel is one of the
newest division of Kogan with
a particular focus on packages
with flights, hotel and resort
offerings at market leading
prices.
Are you particularly interested
in particular travel themes?
One of our main focuses is on
developing and continuing to
drive large Australian outbound
volume to our biggest markets,
which includes China, Vietnam
and Japan.
We are also developing
our luxury resort offerings
particularly in Bali, Thailand,
Vietnam, Cambodia and the
Maldives. European river
cruising is also a focus.
What are the main trends you
are seeing in terms of buyer
demand?
Being an e-commerce website,
our focus is about making travel
as easy to purchase online as
possible. We are seeing an
ever-increasing demand for
convenience in the travel buying
lifecycle. Why can’t a $20,000
THE ITB
BERLIN BUYERS
CIRCLE
ENABLES ME
TO BE
CONNECT TO
MORE PEOPLE
WHERE TIME IS
PRECIOUS.
holiday be as easy to purchase
as a $100 hotel room? We make
this possible.
We also see customers
becoming more flexible in travel
dates in return for amazingly
priced deals and these savings
are being used again to
purchase more holidays. It
creates a virtuous cycle.
What are you hoping to gain
from this year’s ITB Berlin?
New contacts that we can help
drive large volume in 2018 and
beyond
Why did you decide to join the
ITB Berlin Buyers Circle?
The ITB Berlin Buyers Circle
enables me to be connect to
more people where time is
precious. The speed dating
event at ITB Berlin is very
important, although I think the
sessions could be longer
ITB BERLIN NEWS • Thursday 1 st March 2018
www.itb-berlin-news.com

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW
21
Zurab Pololikashvili
Secretary General, UNWTO
New Direction for UNWTO
Exclusive Interview - Zurab Pololikashvili, Secretary-General
of the World Tourism Organisation
This is the first ITB for Zurab Pololikashvili in the role of
Secretary General of UNWTO. We asked him how he is
settling into the new position.
I take this responsibility with a
great sense of pride and humility.
I feel very honoured that UNWTO’s
member countries have shown
confidence in me to lead this
organisation, particularly at a
moment when our sector faces
important challenges but also so
many opportunities to contribute to
a more sustainable future. Tourism
is one of the leading economic and
social activities of our time and we
have the opportunity to make a
real positive impact on society.
What do you see as being your
greatest challenges in this role?
As the leading organisation
promoting sustainable tourism
development, we need to support
growth, but not only by growing
more, but by growing better. This
means taking care of our resources,
creating better jobs, generating
opportunities for all, paying close
attention to safety issues and
supporting new technologies and
innovation to keep moving towards
a more competitive and sustainable
sector that can contribute to
the universal 2030 Agenda for
Sustainable Development.
One of my priorities is to listen
closely to all parties and try to
respond in a relevant manner to
the needs of UNWTO members and
supporting them to use tourism’s
full potential to build prosperity
for their countries. At ITB 2018
we will host a closed meeting of
the African Ministers of Tourism
to create a Special Programme
for Africa. I want to build solid
bridges between the public and the
private sectors, aiming to generate
concrete solutions for the sector,
travellers and the communities
which depend on tourism.
Last year saw a remarkable 7%
growth in global tourism, with
momentum continuing this year.
What are the main drivers of this
continued growth?
The positive results mirror
stronger economic growth and
the return of confidence in many
parts of the world. The good
results we have been observing
for several years also tell the story
of growing middle classes and
more affordable travel.
You arrive in the position just after
the year of sustainable tourism
for development. What have been
the key take-aways from this year
of action, and how are actions
continuing into the future?
The fact that the United Nations
declared 2017 as the International
Year of Sustainable Tourism
for Development was a unique
opportunity. Making this world a
better place in the true sense of
the word, and not just a marketing
slogan. The International Year did
not end on December 31, this was
really just a kick-start and we must
continue building on what we have
achieved.
Training seems to be a growing
part of your agenda. Why so?
Capacity building in general has
always been at the heart of UNWTO.
This makes sense both vis-à-vis
the growing tourist demand and
also the growing relevance of the
tourism sector. No matter how
digital we become, travel is still
a very personal and individual
experience. It is critical for quality
supply, and to consolidate tourism
as a quality job creator. As the sector
becomes increasingly relevant,
we need the whole tourism value
chain to become aware of what
tourism really entails. We are one
of the most transversal economic
activities around, and we keep
growing.
What are the key themes being
covered by UNWTO in meetings
at ITB Berlin this year?
This year, UNWTO will hold two
major meetings at ITB:
• the 8 th UNWTO Silk Road
Ministers’ Meeting (Wednesday
7 March 2018, from 14.00-16.00,
followed by 7 th UNWTO Silk Road
Tour Operators Forum on Thursday
8 March 2018, 14.00-16.00)
• and a closed Ministerial Meeting
for Africa.
The Silk Road Ministerial meeting
will focus on the “2025 Silk Road
Tourism Agenda”; the long-term
tourism vision for the historic Silk
Road routes. We will also present
the research on the Tourism
Impact of the 21 st century Maritime
Silk Road. The Forum will help
Silk Road tour operators better
understand, engage and work with
the international travel trade. This
will also include a novel speednetworking
session, allowing to
showcase the latest products to an
international audience
TOURISM
IS ONE OF THE
LEADING
ECONOMIC
AND SOCIAL
ACTIVITIES OF
OUR TIME AND
WE HAVE THE
OPPORTUNITY
TO MAKE A
REAL POSITIVE
IMPACT ON
SOCIETY
ITB BERLIN NEWS • Thursday 1 st March 2018

22 EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW
ZAMBIA STILL OFFERS A
TRULY AUTHENTIC AFRICAN
HOLIDAY EXPERIENCE, WHERE THE
ONLY THING THAT GETS SPOILED
IS YOU
Hon. Charles R. Banda
Minister of Tourism & Arts,
Zambia
This year, Zambia is the ITB Berlin 2018 Convention &
Culture Partner. We asked Hon. Charles R. Banda, Zambia’s
Minister of Tourism and Arts what the key reasons were for
the decision to partner with ITB Berlin.
Zambia went into partnership
with ITB Berlin due to the
growing demand of Zambian
tourism products across the
globe. Zambia will leverage this
partnership with ITB Berlin to
sell the country’s unique setting
to lure tourists, investors and
general visitors to explore the
amazing beauty of Zambia and
to create an environment that
ensures an equitable balance
between the developmental needs
of the country and an investment
climate for wealth creation. As
the Convention & Culture Partner
of the World’s leading outbound
Travel market, Zambia is taking its
people, attractions, rhythms and
food delicacies to Berlin to ignite
the passion of the travel industry,
and the German outbound market
towards destination Zambia.
How important is sustainable
tourism for your nation?
Zambia remains committed
to sustainable use of natural
resources, which is a result
of good conservation and
wildlife management, and
it is a collective interest to
ensure that the use of these
resources is sustainable for
future generations. Sustainable
tourism has been a priority on
the Zambian Government’s
developmental agenda in
ensuring that the principles for
sustainable tourism are evident
in the way natural resources
are managed. Leading the way
in this direction, the Zambian
President, His Excellency Edgar
Chagwa Lungu, has called
on Zambians to be agents of
creation of awareness of the
massive benefits to be reaped
from protecting sustainable
tourism for development.
How are tourism and transport
infrastructure evolving in Zambia?
The promotion of tourism in
Zambia is part of a conscious
strategy by the Government to
diversify the economy. Zambia is
an emerging and one of the fastest
growing economies and is still one
of the largest copper producing
countries of the world. Now more
Zambia – ITB Berlin 2018
Convention & Culture
Partner
Exclusive interview - Hon. Charles R. Banda,
Zambia’s Minister of Tourism and Arts
than ever before, Zambia is looking
for more investments in the various
sectors of the economy. The
Zambian Government has rolled
out a robust country infrastructure
programme covering air and road
sectors of the economy. Currently,
the main airport, Kenneth Kaunda
International Airport has been
upgraded to world class to meet
the ever-demanding needs of the
travellers. The other two airports,
the Harry Mwaanga Nkumbula in
Livingstone at the Victoria Falls
as well as the Simon Mwansa
Kapwepwe Airport in Ndola on
the Copperbelt province have also
been upgraded to enable direct
flights to these towns. On the road
infrastructure, Government has
rolled out the Link Zambia 8000,
the pave Zambia 2000 and the Road
Tolling programs. These projects
are aimed at transforming Zambia
into a truly land-linked country in
Southern Africa.
The Government has already
provided an enabling environment
which stresses the existence of
a “government led” and “private
sector-driven” tourism industry
which aims at achieving 6%
contribution to GDP by 2030. The
Tourism sector is expected to grow
faster than the wider economy and
many other industries over the
next decade.
What is your key message to the
world’s travel agents and tour
operators present at ITB Berlin
this year?
As a country, at ITB Berlin, we
want to demonstrate our tourism
distinctiveness and the unspoiled
exploits that we continue to enjoy.
We have registered over 30 private
sector operators who will be
exhibiting at the Zambian stands
whose profiles cut across most of
the scope and destinations of our
tourism in Zambia. Zambia still
offers a truly authentic African
holiday experience, where the only
thing that gets spoiled is you. The
depth of her cultures, the drama
of her landscapes and wildlife plus
the delightful and peaceful peopleall
of this is closer than you think.
This is the Zambia we want the
world to take with them, this is the
untold story we want to be told
ITB BERLIN NEWS • Thursday 1 st March 2018
www.itb-berlin-news.com

SPECIAL FEATURE
ADVENTURE TRAVEL
23
ADVENTURE TRAVEL
& RESPONSIBLE TOURISM
@ ITB BERLIN
Recognising the increasing popularity of adventure
and sport travel – a segment of the travel industry
that is growing strongly – this year’s ITB Berlin
features a special zone in Hall 4.1.
Adventure experiences like this one in Costa Rica are an
opportunity to emotionally connect with travellers.
© ATTA / Hassen Salum
The hall design, with intricate decorations, as
well as events, features an obstacle course and
adventure stage, that will enable the spectacular
presentation of products, services and concepts in
a lively environment.
At ITB Berlin, under the banner of ‘Adventure Travel,
Responsible Tourism’, this zone will provide an
international forum for sustainable tourism. New
trends will be highlighted as well as the facets of
ecologically-friendly, socially responsible tourism.
The focus is on travel which facilitates experiencing
nature and discovering personal insights of the host
country’s culture, while simultaneously making
a contribution towards environmental protection
and the well-being of the population
Adventure Travel
Taking Conservation
to the Masses
Adventure travel continues to grow and build awareness with new
markets of travellers. As has been the case for the past 10 years, adventure
companies continue to say they anticipate growth in the coming year:
a recent survey published by the Adventure Travel Trade Association
(ATTA) highlighted that more than 70% of businesses say they are
growing; 40% of those say the reason for growth is new customers.
ITB BERLIN JOINS
ADVENTURE TRAVEL
CONSERVATION FUND
ITB Berlin has joined the Adventure Travel
Conservation Fund (ATCF), an international
non-profit focused on funding on-the-ground
conservation projects around the world.
Soraya Shattuck, ATCF’s Executive Director,
said ATCF provides members in the travel and
outdoor industry an avenue to directly support
projects that are critical to protecting the future
of adventure travel.
Ms Shattuck said: “We are thrilled to have ITB
join as a member of the ATCF and demonstrate
its commitment to the conservation of these
unique environments, cultures and communities
that travelers value.”
Rika Jean-François, ITB’s Commissioner
for Corporate Social Responsibility, added:
“We, at ITB Berlin, are very active in bringing
responsibility into the DNA of tourism: ATTA has
been a strong partner of ITB since many years. It
is a perfect match for us to also support ATCF”
International research firm Euromonitor
in collaboration with the International
Finance Corporation recently reported
that soft adventure activities (narrowly
defined as hiking, viewing nature/
ecotourism, kayaking, rafting,
backpacking) constitute a global market
valued at $470 billion involving an
estimated 238 million tourists per year.
Topping the list of adventure trends in
terms of destinations and activities
for 2018 are hiking, cycling, culinary
and “environmentally sustainable”
experiences in New Zealand, Australia,
Scandinavia and South America.
Christina Beckmann, ATTA’s Director,
Education and Research, said: “In terms
of motivations, adventure travellers say
they’re seeking out adventure experiences
in the hopes of expanding their worldview,
bringing about greater mental and
physical health, and connecting more
deeply with their travel companions and
those in the communities they visit.”
A recent consumer study of more than
2,200 travellers conducted by Mandala
Research found that 63% of all travellers
say they are “much more likely” to
consider destinations where there is a
strong effort to conserve and protect
natural resources.
Ms Beckmann added: “Travellers expect
experiences that are sensitive to local
communities, the environment, and
wildlife, and it is often the smallerscale
businesses in remote and rural
destinations that are having a direct
impact.
“Mindful of these shifts in consumer
motivation and awareness of their
environmental and social impact,
destinations and tour operators alike
are sharpening their focus on product
development and marketing strategies
as well as applying best practices for
managing the impacts of so many visitors
on destinations. Expect to see adventure
destinations looking holistically at
adventure market development with
greater emphasis on distribution of
visitors, management of peak and
shoulder seasons and environmental
and social monitoring and evaluation
initiatives.”
Ms Beckann said that through the
experiences they provide, adventure
guides and businesses can change the
way travellers feel about the environment
and people in other parts of the world.
“Ultimately, adventure travel can change
the way people decide to spend money
and vote, the two most powerful tools in
mitigating the effects of climate change
on our world”
Hall 4.1 / Stand 215
ITB BERLIN NEWS • Thursday 1 st March 2018

24 SPECIAL FEATURE
ADVENTURE TRAVEL
SLEEP OUT
UNDER
THE STARS
The ultimate wilderness experience; sleep out
under the stars in the spectacular and extremely
remote Luwi dry river bed. Experience the thrill
of the first safari pioneers, as they discovered
the wonders of the South Luangwa.
Guests venture out on foot from the remotest
bush camps in the afternoon, find a spot to
camp, make the camp fire for a braai supper,
which they can help to cook themselves. Then,
having shared adventure stories around the fire
– sleep out under the magnificent African sky
whilst the guide and scout keep watch.
These light and spacious units are all set on
slightly raised wooden decks; each has an en
suite open-air bathroom and private veranda
overlooking the bush and river bed. The National
Park is unfenced, so unexpected visitors may
come calling in any camp!
Open from May 20 to October 31, there are four
guest chalets, located a 2.5 hour game drive
from Mfuwe Airport
Chongwe Sleepout
© Time + Tide
Ras Al Khaimah’s New Zipline
Declared World Record Breaker
Ras Al Khaimah has achieved a Guinness World
Records title for its latest adventure tourism product,
Jebel Jais Flight: The World’s Longest Zipline.
The official certification was
handed over today to HH
Sheikh Saud Bin Saqr Al
Qasimi, Member of Supreme
Council and Ruler of Ras Al
Khaimah, by Hoda Khachab,
the official adjudicator from
Guinness World Records.
HH Sheikh Ahmad bin Saud
bin Saqr Al Qasimi was the first
to trial the zipline, following
the official certification by
Guinness World Records.
Haitham Mattar, CEO of
Ras Al Khaimah Tourism
Development Authority, said:
“This is a great achievement
for Ras Al Khaimah’s
international tourism
ambitions. We are now
receiving our largest-ever
number of visitor arrivals and
are confident that Jebel Jais
Flight: the world’s longest
zipline, will earn the UAE’s
emirate of Ras Al Khaimah
considerable recognition
on the local, regional and
global stage and propel the
destination into the major
leagues of global adventure
tourism
“The Jebel Jais Flight will
become Ras Al Khaimah’s
flagship tourism product and
will cement Jebel Jais as the
adventure tourism hub of the
Middle East. We are expecting
to see an increasing number
of adventure tourists coming
from across the globe to try
this bucket list experience.”
The world’s longest zipline,
2.83 kilometres long, the
equivalent to more than 28
football pitches, and spanning
the chasm of Jebel Jais, the
UAE’s largest mountain peak
at over 1,680 metres above
sea level.
Thrill-seekers will travel
at speeds of up to 120kph
to 150kph and the world’s
longest zip-line features cable
weighing in at over six tons.
The Ras Al Khaimah zipline is
operated by Toro Verde Ras Al
Khaimah.
Ricardo Lizano, Toro Verde’s
Chief Operating Officer, said:
“Toro Verde brings to Ras Al
Khaimah immense zipline
management experience
earned through previous
projects in Central and South
America, including Toro Verde
Puerto Rico, the ‘Monster’
which, at 2.2km previously
held the zipline record now
claimed by this ambitious
emirate”
Hall 2.2 / Stand 103
ITB BERLIN NEWS • Thursday 1 st March 2018
www.itb-berlin-news.com

SPECIAL FEATURE
YOUTH TRAVEL
25
YOUTH TRAVEL
AT ITB BERLIN
Once again, Hall 4.1 is
the place to head for
Youth Travel & Economy
Accommodation. This
year there is a focus on
digitalisation and youth
travel certification, which
the Rockin’ All over the
World Festival will be open
on the public days.
Visitors to Hall 4.1 will
get comprehensive
information on youth travel,
with tourism associations,
organisations and tour
operators presenting
their services and latest
products.
The displays are next door
to the Adventure Travel
and Responsible Tourism
segment where hotels for
backpackers, budget hotels
and designer hotels as well
as youth hostels, internet
websites and associations
will be presenting their
services for young people.
From Wednesday, March 7
to Friday, March 9, a wide
range of events on youth
travel awaits visitors to
the stage and the Youth
Incoming Germany (YIG)
Lounge.
On Thursday, March 8, from
12pm to 3.30pm, under
the heading of Youth Travel
Destinations, visitors
can find out how regions
can obtain certification
from the travel network
Deutscher Fachverband
für Jugendreisen.
The Arberland and
Schliersee regions, the first
two destinations to have
received certification, will
relate their experiences
and success. The travel
network will also have
w ide-ranging information
on procedures as
well as benefits and
marketing opportunities
for interested
destinations
Organisers Herald
Launch of Startup Forum
Digitalisation Youth Travel
Travel start-ups are being given the chance to
promote their products and services to a broad
audience of industry experts at this year’s ITB
Berlin.
The Startup Forum Digitalisation Youth Travel
will take place on Wednesday, March 7, from
12pm to 3pm in Hall 4.1, and is organised by
Juvigo, Germany’s leading platform for youth
travel.
Björn Viergutz, Founder and CEO of Juvigo, said
that by setting the focus on young organisations
related to youth travel, Juvigo is pushing the
industry’s digitalisation forward.
Viergutz said: “Mutual trust builds the foundation
of sustainable co-operation with all kinds of
partners in the field of youth travel”
Attracting Millennials
and Gen Z
While global growth of youth travel seems certain, one factor remains
critical for attracting more members of the Millennial and Z generations
to your destination.
According to the New Horizons IV survey
of more than 57,000 young travellers
globally, the most important motivations
to travel relate to desires to experience
destinations and their cultures and
increase self knowledge. More traditional
holiday motivations, such as relaxing, are
less important to young travellers.
David Chapman, Director General of the
World Youth Student and Educational
(WYSE) Travel Confederation, said: “Many
destinations ask me how they can tap
into the power of youth travel, how they
can attract more Millennials or prepare
for Gen Z travellers or even Alphas.
“My answer to them is usually in the
form of a question: Have you looked at
your country’s policies around cultural
exchange?”
WYSE Travel Confederation, the
organisation that conducts the New
Horizons survey of global youth travel,
has observed that the top five destinations
for young travellers have remained fairly
consistent since 2007, with the two
interesting exceptions: the USA and
Australia.
The USA has been the top destination
visited by young travellers since 2007
and remains so today, however, its
TOP 10 YOUTH TRAVEL DESTINATIONS, 2007-2017
(source: New Horizons, WYSE Travel Confederation)
share shrunk considerably in 2017 when
compared to 2012, dipping down close to
its 2007 proportion.
Back in 2007 Australia featured in the
top three destinations visited by young
travellers, but by 2012 was not even
registering within the top ten youth
destination. In 2017, it re-entered the
top 10 list, in front of only Thailand and
Austria.
Chapman said: “More caution and
consideration seem to be the trend for
youth choosing a travel destination.
While political and social unrest are not
stopping young people from travelling,
issues of political and social nature have
them thinking about where they are
welcome.
“Recognising the value of cultural
exchange through policies and
programmes that allow young people
to learn in your destination is a futurelooking
foundation that every destination
should establish.”
Conducted once every five years, New
Horizons provides an overview of
the youth travel market, which WYSE
Travel Confederation and UNWTO have
estimated to account for 23 per cent of
international arrivals annually
2007 2012 2017
United States 7% United States 15% United States 9%
France 7% France 7% Spain 7%
Australia 5% Spain 6% France 7%
Italy 5% Italy 6% Italy 6%
Spain 5% United Kingdom 5% United Kingdom 5%
United Kingdom 4% Germany 4% Germany 5%
Germany 3% Canada 4% Netherlands 3%
Thailand 3% China 3% Australia 3%
Canada 2% Thailand 3% Thailand 2%
New Zealand 2% Netherlands 2% Austria 2%
Malaysia 2% Australia 2% Greece 2%
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26 SPECIAL FEATURE
TRAINING & EMPLOYMENT
NOVILITY DEBUTS
HOSPITALITY TRAINING
APPLICATIONS
First-time ITB Berlin exhibitor
Novility said its mission is to
redefine hospitality training
and the company is set
to demonstrate two of its
integrated products Novility
L.I.V.E. and H.E.L.P.
The company said its
solution is an ideal example
of technology augmenting
– not replacing – the human
touch. Incorporating motioncapture
and voice-recognition
technologies, it said it makes
training easier, faster and
more engaging, ultimately
increasing onboarding
efficiency.
Each lesson is created into
sessions of five to 15 minutes.
Trainees also have the option
to pause the training anytime
and pick up where they left off.
The Hong Kong Polytechnic
University and The School
of Hotel and Tourism
Management (SHTM) have
relaunched the MicroMasters
in International Hospitality
Management programme.
Led by Professor Hanqin Qiu,
the programme has attracted
close to 35,000 learners – 364
of whom chose edX verification
for an official course certificate
– from almost 175 countries.
First launched in January 2017,
the SHTM’s MicroMasters
in International Hospitality
ITB BERLIN NEWS • Thursday 1 st March 2018
Novility H.E.L.P. is a one-stop,
cloud-based management
platform to control and
track training activities and
results
Hall 6.1 / Stand 127
POLYU RELAUNCHES
ONLINE MICROMASTERS IN
INTERNATIONAL HOSPITALITY
MANAGEMENT
Management programme was
a fresh approach to bridging
the knowledge gap between
higher education and the
workplace.
Upon successfully earning
the MicroMasters credential,
students will be eligible to
apply for the SHTM’s Master
of Science in International
Hospitality Management
programme
Hall 11.1 / Stand 307
ITB Career Centre: The ideal
marketplace for tomorrow’s
tourism professionals
ITB Career Centre features wide-ranging information on
university courses, starting a career and advanced training. The
German Federal Employment Agency is the exclusive partner
and the – ITB Berlin Convention features the Young Professionals
Day and a new event: the Company Slam.
The ITB Career Centre is offering
students, graduates and those in
search of a new career all kinds
of opportunities to find out about
their job chances in the tourism
industry. The place to head is hall
11.1, where more than 50 national
and international exhibitors will be
represented, including universities,
colleges and professional academies
presenting tourism and advanced
training courses, as well as
employers in search of industry
newcomers.
This year, international participation
in the hall will be even higher than
in past years. Universities from Hong
Kong and Latvia will be represented
As in 2017 the German Federal
Employment Agency is the exclusive
partner of the ITB Career Centre.
Occupying an area of 300 square
metres it will provide a platform for
jobseekers looking for a career in
the industry. Among the services on
offer will be free career advice on the
agency’s stand.
During the fair visitors can obtain
make-up and styling for the
perfect job application photo. At
neighbouring counters numerous
potential employers will be on hand
to answer jobseekers’ questions.
Visitors can also find out about their
chances of an industry career from
the ITB Job Wall, which will have
more than 100 job vacancies.
THE GERMAN FEDERAL
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
for the first time. On Thursday,
March 8 and Saturday, March 10, an
elevator pitch presenting bachelor’s
and master’s degree courses, will
give visitors a first impression of
the universities and their academic
studies.
On Friday, March 9, from 5pm to
5.45pm, ITB Berlin will be celebrating
a debut with the Company Slam,
a new format at the show which
gives company representatives 90
seconds to introduce themselves.
At the networking event afterwards
visitors will be able to meet and talk
to speakers and find out more about
their companies.
The German Federal Employment
Agency said its strong involvement
at the ITB Career Centre is a reflection
of how important the tourism
industry is for the German economy.
A study by the Federal Association of
the German Tourism Industry (BTW)
showed that a total of three million
people work in the tourism industry,
while its turnover is €290 billion.
The German Federal Employment
Agency said it regards the ITB Career
Centre as an ideal platform where
those seeking a career or a change in
their lives can make direct personal
contact with employers. This lets
companies and potential applicants
get a first-hand impression of each
other, something a written or online
application cannot provide
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© D Bosnic
Danube National Park, Serbia
Robust Growth
for European Inbound
Tourism
Remarkable growth in Europe has been led by Southern
and Mediterranean destinations. Europe recorded 671
million international tourist arrivals in 2017, just over
half the world’s total and 52 million more than in 2016.
This represents an increase of 8%, a remarkable result
for the world’s most visited region, comprising many
large and mature destinations.
Growth was driven by a strong
rebound in destinations that
faced security incidents in 2016,
such as Turkey, France and
Belgium, as well as the sustained
strength of many destinations.
Southern and Mediterranean
Europe, the world’s most visited
sub-region, led this notable
increase, welcoming 30 million
additional arrivals (+13%)
and reaching a total of 267
million. Western Europe (+7%)
also recorded robust growth,
while arrivals in both Northern
Europe and Central and Eastern
Europe grew by 5%. Virtually all
major source markets showed
strong demand for European
destinations in 2017, both
inside and outside the region.
The recovery of the Russian
outbound market also benefitted
many European destinations.
Growth in 2017 was led by
Southern and Mediterranean
Europe with an extraordinary
13% increase in arrivals and all
destinations reporting growth
rates at least above 6%. Results
were driven by the recovery of
Turkey (+29%) and the continued
strong growth of other major
and emerging destinations. The
sub-region’s largest destination
Spain (+9%) reported 82 million
arrivals in the full year 2017,
about 7 million more than in
2016, an outstanding result for
such a large base volume and
following already sustained
growth in previous years.
Virtually all other destinations
posted double-digit growth last
year, including Israel (+25%),
Portugal (+11%), Italy and
Greece (both +10%), Balkan
destinations FYR Macedonia
(+23%), Bosnia and Herzegovina
and Montenegro (both +19%),
Serbia (+18%), Slovenia (+17%)
and Croatia (+14%) and island
destinations Malta (+16%) and
Cyprus (+15%).
Western Europe (+7%) also
recorded robust growth,
following flat results the previous
year, led by Belgium (+12%)
and top destination France
(+8%) recovering from security
threats in previous years. The
Netherlands (+13%) enjoyed
the fastest relative increase in
arrivals, particularly thanks to
increasing demand from China
and other emerging markets.
Switzerland (+7%), Germany
(+5%) and Austria (+4%) also
reported solid growth.
UNWTO Panel Experts from
Europe evaluated 2017 results
very positively, rating tourism
performance with an impressive
score of 152, thus exceeding by
21 points their own expectations
at the beginning of the year
(131). This is Europe’s highest
evaluation since the start of
the series in 2003 and the
highest across UNWTO regions
for 2017. Prospects for 2018
remain very positive, though at
a comparatively more modest
but still high level of 137
EUROPE
MAIN TRAVEL
DESTINATIONS
ALBANIA Hall 1.1 / 205
AUSTRIA Hall 17 / 103
BELGIUM Hall 10.2 / 103
BULGARIA Hall 15.1 / 101
CROATIA Hall 1.2 / 214
CYPRUS
Hall 1.1 / 110, 110a
CZECH REPUBLIC Hall 7.2b / 102a-b
DENMARK
Hall 18 / 132a
ESTONIA Hall 18 / 127
FINLAND
Hall 18 / 132b
FRANCE
Hall 1.1 / 201, 201a
GERMANY Hall 6.2
GREECE
Hall 1.1 / 101, 101a
GUERNSEY Hall 18 / 124
ICELAND
Hall 18 / 132c
IRELAND Hall 18 / 122
ITALY
Hall 1.2 / 106a-e
JERSEY Hall 18 / 124
LATVIA Hall 18 / 130
LIECHTENSTEIN Hall 17 / 102
LITHUANIA Hall 18 / 131
LUXEMBOURG Hall 10.2 / 101
MACEDONIA Hall 1.2 / 201
MALTA Hall 1.2 / 220 - Hall 16 / 100b
MOLDOVA Hall 3.1 / 627
MONTENEGRO Hall 1.2 / 219
NETHERLANDS Hall 10.2 / 102
NORWAY
Hall 18 / 132d
POLAND Hall 15.1 / 100
PORTUGAL Hall 1.1 / 202, 202a-c
ROMANIA
Hall 7.2b / 101a-b
RUSSIAN FEDERATION Hall 3.1 / 618
SERBIA Hall 1.1 / 203
SLOVENIA Hall 17 / 109
SPAIN
Hall 2.1 / 101, 101a
SWEDEN
Hall 18 / 132e
SWITZERLAND Hall 17 / 101,101a-c
UKRAINE Hall 3.1 / 629
UNITED KINGDOM Hall 18 / 120, 121, 123, 125
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Private Accommodation in Europe
2010-2020
PhocusWright revisits the spiny topic of this “parallel” market
In just five years, Europe’s private
accommodation marketplace
has witnessed explosive growth.
Renting is common among
European travellers, and a surge
in bookings has fuelled growth of
online distribution platforms. At
the same time, a new generation of
owners and hosts are getting into
the rental game. A new report by
PhocusWright provides sizing and
projections for Europe’s private
accommodation landscape, and
identifies the key players, trends
and challenges that characterise
the market.
A study published by PhocusWright
late last year is a follow-on from
one done by the organisation in the
early part of the decade. Indeed,
Phocuswright first undertook
research into the European
vacation rental marketplace in a
comprehensive study, European
Vacation Rental Marketplace: 2011
2013. At the time of its publication,
the report highlighted a formidable
market characterized by a large
volume of bookings (approximately
€25 billion in 2010), strong growth
and a wide variety of inventory
across Western Europe.
As important and especially
when compared to the US market
the vacation rental segment in
Europe was well recognised by
consumers, and driven to a great
extent by large, well-established
vacation rental brands, often
operating at a national level.
Despite these healthy indicators,
the study found that the market
was still immature and a bit messy
from a supply, distribution and
technology perspective.
This new report revisits Europe’s
dynamic marketplace for private
accommodation rentals to
understand how the segment has
evolved since 2011, and where it is
headed.
Renting is commonplace, rental
stays have become more hotellike,
and most European travellers
view renting as a solid mainstream
accommodation option. In addition,
the market has moved online, with
online distribution shifting from
VRMCs to online intermediaries,
including rental sites like Airbnb
and OTAs such as Booking.com.
As the market has evolved, a path has
been cleared for a new generation
of owners and hosts, as well as
new types of rentals. European
homeowners many of whom are
younger and choose to manage the
property rental on their own are
renting their primary residences
in some of Europe’s largest cities.
The once typical vacation rental
listing a secondary residence in a
traditional beach or country setting
and managed by a professional
rental management company is
now but one of a plethora of private
accommodation choices available
to European travellers.
KEY FINDINGS
Bigger, faster, stronger.
Europe’s private accommodation
market is growing faster than
accommodations overall, and
faster than the broader travel
market. From 2010 to 2020, the
market is projected to add €20
billion in value.
Renting is routine. The share of
European travellers who rent is
higher than in the U.S., and more
than half of European non renters
have considered renting in the
past year.
Digital dominates. Nearly half
of all rental revenue in 2016 was
booked and paid for online. And
even for offline bookings, renters
rely heavily on online listings,
reviews and communication.
Alternative is over. Private
accommodation in Europe is now
a primary form of accommodation,
driven in large part by the
burgeoning millennial traveler
population. European travellers
see rentals as mainstream, rather
than as a niche lodging category.
Home or hotel? With the advance
purchase window and average
trip length shortening for rentals,
private accommodation now
competes more directly with
hotels, especially in Europe’s
urban markets. Price and location
are primary drivers for both
categories.
Owners are ascendant. Two in
three owners began renting in
just the past three years, and the
European rental market is awash
in new hosts/owners. The share
of rental by owner (RBO) listings
has grown dramatically.
Intermediaries abound. While
traditional European vacation
rental brands continue to
have a strong presence in the
market, online intermediaries
have been the fastest growing
distribution channel for private
accommodation. Airbnb,
Booking.com and others claim an
increasing share of the space.
Urban rentals remap the
market. City rentals now account
for one fourth of Europe’s private
accommodation bookings.
Growth in urban rentals is being
driven by younger hosts, many
of whom rent out their primary
residences
SIZE OF THE TOTAL EUROPEAN
ACCOMMODATION MARKET, 2010-2020 (€B)
ANNUAL CHANGE FOR HOTELS
AND PRIVATE ACCOMMODATION, 2010-2020
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Chinese Tourists Love
Europe – More and More
Tom Jenkins
CEO, ETOA
ETOA TELLS
PARLIAMENT:
BREXIT IS ALREADY
DAMAGING THE
INBOUND TRAVEL
INDUSTRY
According to the latest results of
the Long-Haul Travel Sentiment Survey
and Index Chinese willingness to travel
overseas remains positive in the first
months of 2018.
Nearly 3 in 5 (58%) Chinese respondents
plan to travel internationally between
January-April 2018 suggesting that demand
from this market is likely to sustain in the
near future.
Europe remains the number one destination
for Chinese planning to travel long-haul
93% of Chinese respondents who intend
to visit overseas destinations in the first
four months of 2018 are likely to choose a
European destination. The strong interest
for travel to Europe reflects the increasing
affluence of Chinese citizens, improved
air connectivity, competitive airfares, and
the opening of many new visa application
centres across China. Additionally, publicprivate
initiatives aimed at strengthening
the presence of European tourism
in China e.g. 2018 EU-China Tourism
Year and Partnerships in European
Tourism are expected to support the surge
in Chinese travel flows to Europe for the
foreseeable future.
The majority (67%) of Chinese respondents
expect their next holiday to Europe to
last approximately one week and consist
of visits to multiple European countries.
Besides the most popular destinations,
such as France, Germany and Italy; other
destinations like the Netherlands and
the Czech Republic are gaining popularity
among Chinese
Tom Jenkins, CEO,
ETOA, the European
tourism association
gave evidence recently
to the EU Internal Market
Sub-Committee in the
Houses of Parliament.
Jenkins told the Sub-
Committee that Brexit
is already harming the
inbound travel industry
and that unless carefully
handled, it will further
damage productivity.
ETOA is asking for
assurances that hiring
non-UK EU workers
remains free from
bureaucratic burdens.
“The inbound industry
is crucial to the
UK’s success as it is
responsible for earning
foreign currency, but
it is experiencing a
recruitment crisis,” said
Jenkins, adding, “The
industry needs to hire
poly-lingual graduates.
This is a group of people
the UK is not good at
producing but the other
EU countries are. Before
the Brexit vote, the UK
was seen as the place
for young graduates to
go but since then, the
atmosphere has soured
and owing to the fall in
the value of Sterling,
pay has dropped. What
people don’t appreciate
is that if you want to
set up an Englishspeaking
office, you
don’t need to do it in the
UK anymore; there are
excellent multi-lingual
companies all over the
EU and the cream of EU
graduates will join them
instead, to the detriment
of UK-based companies.
We are starting to see
the start of a borderless
market in Europe for
travel; it will be the
largest market for travel
in the world and it
appears the UK will be
left out of it”
2018 EU-China Tourism Year
Parliamentary Day
After its opening ceremony in Venice,
the 2018 EU-China Tourism Year (ECTY)
has been celebrated by a dedicated
Parliamentary Day and EU-China Tourism
& Culture Cooperation Summit in Brussels.
The event, on 28th February, was organised
by the European Travel Commission, the
European Parliament, the Europe-China
One Belt One Road (OBOR) Culture &
Tourism Development Committee and
HiSEAS.
Antonio Tajani, President of the European
Parliament and Zurab Pololikashvili,
recently elected Secretary General of
UNWTO attended the Summit and, together
with many esteemed diplomats and
representative of stakeholder organisations,
who discussed the opportunities offered
by this initiative to boost tourism flows for
China and Europe.
The organisers welcomed, among the
participants, His Excellency Ambassador
Zhang Ming, Head of the Mission of the
People’s Republic of China to the European
Union, Slawomir Tokarski Director of DG
GROW — Directorate-General for Internal
Market, Industry, Entrepreneurship and
SMEs of the European Commission, Pan
Feng from the Ministry of Commerce of the
People’s Republic of China (MOFCOM) and
Duma Wang, CEO of HISEAS, among many
others.
After the opening ceremony, the summit
featured two panel discussions: in the
first panel experts and representatives of
European and Chinese Tourism Industries,
government institutions, as well as
journalists, discussed the role and the
possibilities of the EU-China Tourism Year.
In the second panel, the main subject
focused on how tourism and culture
cooperation can be promoted between EU
and China
ITB BERLIN NEWS • Thursday 1 st March 2018

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EUROPE
Croatia’s Capital
Stepping Out @ ITB Berlin
© Elena Lupsor
Exclusive Interview - Martina Bienenfeld -
CEO Zagreb Tourist Board
View from mountain peak
Ravni Tornik, Zlatibor, Serbia
With a new passenger terminal at Zagreb International
Airport, free wi-fi being trialled on the city’s trams,
and growth of the famed INMusic Festival, Zagreb is
a trending European city. We asked the city’s tourist
board CEO, Martina Bienfeld how the statistics are
evolving…
ZLATIBOR-
MOUNTAINS
A YEAR-ROUND
HOLIDAY
EXPERIENCE
Martina Bienfeld
Zagreb’s Tourist board CEO
Hall 1.2 / Stand 214
In 2017, 1,289,944 visitors made
2,283,478 overnight stays in
Zagreb. This marks an increase
of 17% in arrival and 15% in
overnights and the majority
of visitors came from South
Korea, USA, Germany, Italy
and China. The largest growth
market was the UAE market
which marked the increase of
106% in overnights and 98% in
arrivals.
What promotional activities
and infrastructure are
underpinning this growth?
Zagreb Tourist Board’s work
is focused on online and
offline marketing, publishing
promotional brochures,
providing tourist information for
visitors of Zagreb, participation
at trade fairs and organisation of
workshops and familiarisation
trips for journalists and touroperators.
To this end, we are
supporting many city events and
investing in the development of
new products intended for the
enrichening of the tourist offer.
What new things can we see
on your stand at ITB Berlin?
This year, Zagreb Tourist Board
is focused on the promotion
of events and exhibitions such
as Festival of Lights Zagreb
(March), exhibition Hermitage
in Zagreb (April- July), Design
District Zagreb festival (June),
INmusic festival (June), Zagreb
Classic festival (July), Courtyards
(July) that, in our opinion, are
a strong motive for a cultural
and city break trip to Zagreb.
Besides that, we will present
the offer of medical tourism in
Zagreb that we are currently
developing.
How important is ITB Berlin as
a global platform for your DMO
and individual exhibitors?
For the Zagreb Tourist Board,
ITB Berlin represents not only
a great platform for presenting
our current offers, but is also
a knowledge hub where we
can get new insights on global
trends and innovations in the
tourism industry
The Zlatibor-Mountains in Serbia are
a popular holiday destination that offers
diverse activities all year-round.
Tourism in Zlatibor started 120 years ago
when King Aleksandar Obrenović visited
the area. Today, Zlatibor is a modern and
attractive tourism centre, appealing to
those seeking rest or health treatment, as
well as adventurers.
The low mountain range, situated near
Užice and Ćajetina in Serbia’s south-west,
is around 200km away from Serbia’s capital
Belgrade. Zlatibor’s highest peaks are
located at Tornik (1,496 metres) and Ćigota
(1,422 metres).
In spring and summer, the Tourism
Organisation of Zlatibor runs a number of
daily trips. These include Stopića cave, the
open-air museum of traditional architecture
Staro Selo in Sirogojno, Gostilna waterfalls,
Mokra Gora or a ride on the narrow-gauge
railway Šargan Eight.
Zlatibor offers winter sport enthusiasts
a modern infrastructure. Beginners
can develop their skills on the slopes of
Obudovica. Tornik, situated only nine
kilometres from Zlatibor city, is ideal for
experienced skiers
Hall 1.1 / Stand 203
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BALTICS CENTENARY
A Year of Celebration For Latvia
Latvia has unveiled a whole host of events to commemorate
its anniversary
Andris Ozols
Director of the Investment and
Development Agency of Latvia (LIAA)
In 2018, Latvia is celebrating the country’s
centenary. Andris Ozols, director of the Investment
and Development Agency of Latvia (LIAA), gives us
the lowdown on what the country is showing at ITB
Berlin.
“I am Latvia. I create Latvia.
I make Latvia” is the key
message guiding the centenary
celebrations with the aim of
encouraging participation.
It serves to remind us that
Latvia’s greatest resource is its
people who fought for freedom
and dedicated their lives to
shaping Latvia. Every citizen
and organisation is invited
to host an event or volunteer
some of their time to Latvia.
How was 2017 for tourism in
Latvia?
The first three quarters showed
encouraging figures like a
12.7% increase in the number
of international arrivals
compared to 2016. Bed nights
were up by 12.3%. China is one
of the top growing markets
for us with a 21.4% increase
in arrivals, therefore we are
planning to continue targeting
Chinese travellers. In terms
of the number of arrivals,
our traditional leaders have
kept their positions in the top
three, Germany, Russia and
Lithuania.
How is the tourism
infrastructure evolving over
time?
We are seeing an increased
interest in leading hotel
operators launching properties
in Riga. The Grand Hotel
Kempinski Riga opened in 2017
and Hilton Garden Inn and
Marriott International have
plans to enter the market in the
coming years, and the Rezidor
Hotel Group is building a new
property. Local operators
Mogotel and Semarah are
expanding operations with
new city centre properties in
Riga.
Outside the capital, a recent
opening includes the Zéērglis
zipline, which uses existing
cable car infrastructure to
whisk people across the
ancient Gauja River Valley
55 metres above ground at
speeds of up to 60km/h.
What are the key highlights
for tourists in Latvia?
Our untouched nature
provides a blissful escape
from the hustle and bustle of
modern metropolises. Some
50% of Latvia is covered in
forest and we are proud of our
four national parks and 500km
white sand coastline.
Latvia’s cultural calendar is
full of events from local crafts
markets to world class opera
festivals. Highlights include
the Riga Opera Festival in
June, Positivus music festival
in July, town fairs throughout
Latvia in the summer and
Riga’s Christmas markets in
December.
Thanks to great value for
money, quality of ingredients
and talented chefs, Latvia is
also an increasingly popular
foodie destination.
What does the future hold for
Latvia’s tourism industry?
The influx of new hotels mean
more beds, conference and
meetings spaces so Latvia
will become an increasingly
popular choice for the MICE
sector. There are plans for a
dedicated convention centre
to be built in central Riga
allowing the city to cater to
large congresses in the near
future
Hall 18 / Stand 130
ITB BERLIN NEWS • Thursday 1 st March 2018

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BALTICS CENTENARY
Indrė Trakimaitė-
Šeškuvienė
Director of the State Department,
Tourism in Lithuania
East Meets West
in Lithuania
Indrė Trakimaitė-Šeškuvienė, Director of the State
Department of Tourism in Lithuania, said the
tourism marketing is rapidly evolving. In 2018, the
country is celebrating the 100th anniversary of its
restoration.
Tallinn Heralded As
Best Value Destination
Every year more than ten
new hotels open their doors
including such famous brands
as Marriott or Hilton, every
year the increasing number of
cruise liners stop in Klaipėda
seaport and for the first time
our restaurants were included
into authoritative restaurant
guide White Guide. I guess
the main reason for such
growth is that we are really
attractive and interesting to
tourists and able to offer wide
range of entertainment and
leisure activities.
How is Lithuania marking
its Centenary?
The biggest celebration took
place on February 16, the
day our independence was
restored back in 1918. One
more spectacular event will
be held in 2018, a traditional
Song and Dance festival
dedicated to the Centennial.
The event will take place
from June 30 to July 6. If you
have not visited Lithuania
yet, 2018 is the best time to
do so.
Tell us a little about
Lithuania’s historic heritage
UNESCO heritage includes
seven sites from Lithuania.
The historic centre of Vilnius,
is one of the easternmost cities
in Central Europe, marked by
a strong interaction between
Eastern and Western cultures.
paradise with over 3,000
lakes, vast expanses of
forests covering one third of
the country, and dozens of
well-preserved national and
regional parks.
The country has about 30
observation towers and
about 100 nature study trails
in picturesque locations, for
example: a Juniper Trail along
the lagoon, or a tree top trail.
Covering an area of 65,000
km², Lithuania stands out
with its population density,
which is half of that of other
European countries with this
area; this gives abundant
opportunities for a peaceful
retreat from the hustle and
bustle of the city
Hall 18 / Stand 131
For the first 11 months of 2017, the amount of foreign tourists
to Estonia increased 5% compared to the same period of 2016.
The majority of visitors came from neighbouring countries
including Finland, Latvia and Russia, but the biggest increase
has been from long-haul markets, mainly China and Japan.
We asked Tarmo Musto, Director for Tourism Development at
Enterprise Estonia, what the country will be showing at ITB
Berlin in its Centenary year.
In ITB Berlin there will be a great
mix of different Estonian regions,
companies who offer transport and
accommodation, also incomingservices.
In celebration of the
centenary, Estonia is sharing its
uniquely beautiful language with
the world. Play the game at the
Visit Estonia stand at the ITB and
try to pronounce Estonian words
like küsimusi (question) and jäääär
(edge of the ice) and enter draw to
win a free trip for two to Estonia.
How is the tourism infrastructure
evolving over time?
We have good holiday opportunities
for all tastes: within some hundred
metres in Tallinn Old Town you can
stay in a hotel where the English
Queen stayed during her visit
to Tallinn – or in a backpacker’s
hostel. You can choose a luxurious
manor spa in countryside – or stay
overnight free of charge in a cosy
romantic hut, provided by State
Forest Management Centre.
Tallinn, meanwhile, has been
named the number one best value
destination in the world to visit
in 2018 in Lonely Planet’s Best in
Travel.
prevails to border on the land, also
sea tourism is a key motivation to
travel here.
What does the future hold for
Estonia’s tourism industry?
Recently, €15 million was recently
given by the Estonian Tourist Board
to develop new family attractions.
The requirements were to motivate
repetitive visits and to have the
ability to be the main motivation of
the trip in neighbouring markets
Tarmo Musto
Director for Tourism
Development at Enterprise
Estonia
What are among Lithuania’s
tourist highlights?
Tourists can enjoy Lithuania’s
‘pristine’ nature, a natural
What are the key highlights for
tourists in Estonia?
We have more than 2,000
picturesque islands and sea border
Hall 18 / Stand 127
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OCEANIA
REGION
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© Khufu Osiris
Monuriki Island, Fiji
Oceania
Trends and Figures
7% Growth in 2017 and healthy prospects for the future
OCEANIA
MAIN TRAVEL
DESTINATIONS
AUSTRALIA Hall 5.2 A / 119
COOK ISLANDS Hall 5.2 A / 104
According to the UNWTO, Oceania saw 7% growth in
international tourist arrivals in 2017. Australia recorded
6.5% growth, New Zealand was up 5% and Fiji had a
growth rate of 6.4%.
LEISURE TOURISM
DRIVES AUSTRALIAN
MARKET
There were 8.8 million visitor
arrivals for year ending
December 2017, an increase
of 6.5% relative to the previous
year. According to the
Australian Bureau of Statistics,
leisure arrivals (Holiday + VFR)
continued to drive international
arrivals growth, with an increase
of 7% over the 12-month period.
In the 12 months to June 2017,
double digit growth in holiday
arrivals was seen from Indonesia
(up 34.8%), India (up 20.6%),
Malaysia (up 20.3%), Canada (up
18.6%), USA (up 18.2%), South
Korea (up 17%) and Japan (up
16%).
International expenditure grew
at a slower rate than arrivals, up
6.5% for the 12 months ending
June 2017. China continues to
be the highest spending market
with total spend reaching $9.8
billion (up 9.8%) over the year.
India was the fastest growing
market for expenditure with
total spend up 29.5%. Other
key markets that showed good
growth included Hong Kong (up
9.7%), Malaysia (up 11.2%) and
Japan (up 14.7%) over the same
period.
NEW ZEALAND:
INTERNATIONAL
VISITORS
CONTRIBUTE MORE
THAN NZ$10.5BN IN
2017
International tourism provided
greater economic benefit to
New Zealand in 2017 than ever
before. Total spend was up 5% to
$10.56bn according to the latest
International Visitor Survey (IVS)
figures released by the Ministry
for Business, Innovation and
Employment (MBIE).
Australian arrivals, New
Zealand’s largest visitor market,
topped the total spend for 2017
contributing $2.57 billion (+3%)
to the New Zealand economy.
This was followed by our largest
Asian visitor market, China,
with $1.46 billion.
FIJI: MONTHLY
VISITORS TOP 90,000
FOR THE FIRST TIME
Fiji’s annual visitor arrival
number reached a new high of
842,884 in 2017. This was 6.4%
more than the previous record of
792,320 which was set in 2016.
Contributing to the record level
of visitor arrivals in 2017 were
increases from the following
countries; New Zealand (20,759
to 184,595), the United States
of America (11,570 to 81,198),
Australia (5,319 to 365,389),
Rest of Asia (4,393 to 24,951),
Pacific Islands (3,979 to 53,720),
Continental Europe (2,722 to
34,368), South Korea (800 to
8,871), Canada (641 to 12,421),
Other Countries (379 to 4,730),
United Kingdom (213 to 16,925)
and Japan (76 to 6,350)
FIJI ISLANDS Hall 5.2 A / 103
NEW ZEALAND Hall 5.2 A / 120
NEW CALEDONIA 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
VANUATU Hall 5.2 A / 104
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OCEANIA
Monitored arrivals
throughout the year have
indicated significant
increases in visitation to
the Cook Islands, French
Polynesia, Samoa, Papua
New Guinea and Vanuatu.
However, as Chris Flynn,
Regional Director,
Pacific for PATA (Pacific
Asia Travel Association),
explains, Fiji remains the
most popular destination
representing more than
50% of all arrivals to the
Pacific region.
Australia and New Zealand
remain the dominant source
markets for all Pacific
Islands tourism arrivals,
but indications suggest we
will see strong growth from
both the US and EU markets
in 2017. We also expect
a noticeable increase in
Chinese arrivals, although
this is from a relatively low
base.
A key driver of growth has
been increased air access to
the region as airlines expand
their route networks to
capitalise on new emerging
markets. In particular we see
that Air Nuguini’s continued
expansion into Asia coupled
with increased capacity
within the Pacific. This will
Chris Flynn
Regional Director, Pacific for PATA
(Pacific Asia Travel Association)
Tourism Continues to Flourish
in The Oceania Region
2017 final results for the Oceania region show continued
growth of tourist arrivals for the majority of Pacific Island
Nations
ensure passengers have the
ability to use Port Moresby
as a key gateway to the
region. Likewise, the recent
announcement by Air Calin to
completely revamp their entire
jet fleet guarantees they will
be in good shape to capitalise
on international and regional
growth opportunities. Other
carriers such as Air Vanuatu
and Fiji Airways have also
increased regional capacity
with new and improved
A KEY
DRIVER OF
GROWTH HAS
BEEN INCREASED
AIR ACCESS TO
THE REGION AS
AIRLINES
EXPAND THEIR
ROUTE
NETWORKS TO
CAPITALISE ON
NEW EMERGING
MARKETS.
services expected to be rolled
out in 2018 and beyond. The
re-establishment of Samoa
Airways, formerly Polynesian
Airlines, as the national
carrier of the country was an
exciting development in 2017.
Operating to Samoa’s key
sources markets of Australia
and New Zealand, the new
Samoa Airlines builds upon a
long well-established history.
Working in conjunction with
the Samoa Tourism Authority
we can expect a vibrant
partnership to emerge,
designed to increased
market share though tactical
marketing initiatives and
increased distribution.
One of the most noticeable
drivers of increased visitation
to the region has been the
rapid rise of the cruise sector.
Being extremely attractive
cruise destinations in their
own right, Australia and New
Zealand produce the majority
of Pacific island cruise visitors
with approximately 66% of all
Australian departures having
a Pacific component to their
itineraries. Similarly, around
52% of all New Zealand cruise
passenger visit the Pacific
region.
I believe the positive
developments we have
witnessed during the previous
two years have created a
much stronger platform
for growth. I am confident
therefore that, barring any
major regional upsets, 2018
should be another positive
year for tourism arrivals for
the Oceanic region
NEW TOURING MAP
RELEASED FOR
CHINESE VISITORS
TO NEW ZEALAND
The i-SITE network has released a Chinese
version of their popular New Zealand touring
map for the first time. The map is designed to
support the more than 400,000 visitor arrivals
from China each year, providing key targeted
driver safety information. The touring map
will equip Chinese visitors with detailed
information about driving on the left side
of the road, driving to the conditions,
wearing seatbelts, giving way, overtaking
and potential hazards.
“First and foremost, we want all visitors
to be safe when travelling in New
Zealand,” says i-SITE Executive Manager,
Paul Yeo. “Language is often a barrier for
our Chinese visitors, so the touring map has
been designed to simply and clearly explain
driving hazards and rules for these visiting
drivers to make for a safer, more enjoyable
New Zealand visitor experience.”
MILLENNIAL
TRAVELLERS DRAWN
TO AUTHENTIC
CULTURAL
CONNECTION
Tourism New Zealand and Contiki have
joined forces to promote New Zealand
as a place with unique and authentic
cultural connections.
The origins, meaning and importance of the
haka are powerfully told in the partnership’s
main piece of content - a moving video
showcasing the haka but also the warm
manaakitanga (welcome and hospitality) for
which New Zealand is known. The video
launched on 19 January and racked up
over 194k views along with an impressive
2,000 shares within three days
Hall 5.2a/ Stand 120
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Stone the Crows, Mate!
Tourism Australia invites Americans down under with a new Crocodile
Dundee inspired tourism campaign
Tourism Australia created the
“buzz” in the first quarter of this
year with the creation of a new
advertisement campaign targeting
the US market.
Starring Danny McBride and Chris
Hemsworth, with a cameo from
Paul “Crocodile Dundee” Hogan
himself, a 60-second commercial
begins as a typical movie trailer,
but slowly and comically unravels,
becoming a flagrant excuse to
highlight Australia’s dazzling
locations and fine array of food
and wine.
Presented as a buddy comedy,
the movie features Danny
McBride as Brian Dundee, the longlost
son of Mick Dundee and Chris
Hemsworth as his sidekick, Wally
Jr. The all-Australian supporting
cast has an impressive roll call
of Hollywood heavyweights and
homegrown talent, including Hugh
Jackman, Margot Robbie, Russell
Crowe, Ruby Rose, Liam
Hemsworth, Isla Fisher, Luke
Bracey and Jessica Mauboy. The
teasers led viewers to believe that
Mick “Crocodile” Dundee was
lost in the outback, and only the
American son no one knew he had
would be able to find him. Cue Brian
Dundee returning to the Australian
outback to find his father. The
teaser films and promotional
campaign encouraged fans to tune
in to see the “official movie trailer”
during the Big Game, where the
Tourism Australia campaign was
ultimately revealed.
Tourism Australia Managing
Director John O’Sullivan said
the US was a critical market
for Australia, with American
visitors spending $3.7bn over the
past 12 months. “Despite rating
highly in terms of aspiration and
intention, we still have more work
to do when it comes to converting
American interest in Australia into
actual visits. That’s the challenge
that this new campaign is seeking
to address
Hall 5.2a/ Stand 119
INTERCONTENTAL
OPENS IN PERTH
CITY CENTRE
InterContinental Hotels Group
has opened its latest property -
InterContinental Perth City Centre –
in October 2017.
“The King Street Precinct” sets a
charming scene for the 16-storey hotel
which offers 240 guest rooms, studios
and suites as well as a sophisticated
Club InterContinental, a collection
of new dining and bar options plus a
meeting suite concept.
Designed by Woods Bagot, particular
attention has been paid to curating an
extensive art collection, with many
works commissioned especially for the
new hotel from leading West Australian
painters, ceramicists, glassblowers
and sculptors. Works will be displayed
throughout the hotel’s public spaces as
well as in each guest room.
Australia’s Signature
Experiences
Tourism Australia has partnered with industry to
develop Signature Experiences of Australia - a program
which packages and promotes Australia’s outstanding
tourism experiences within a variety of niche areas
and special interest categories.
With world class natural
beauty and nature being one
of the key drivers for longhaul
travellers from Germany,
France and Italy, the Australian
signature experiences offer
the best experiences across
Australia.
Australian Wildlife journeys,
Aboriginal Experiences as well
as Great Walks and Luxury
Lodges set in breath taking
landscapes lead the way when
it comes to a perfect stay in
Australia.
Recent new entries are:
Australian Wildlife Journeys:
FNQ Nature Tours, a Cairns
based tour company. The
region is one of the world’s
most important areas for
biodiversity, with 2800 plant
species, 663 vertebrate animal
species, including
65 percent of
Australia’s fern
species, 30 percent
of Australia’s orchid
species and 35 per
cent of Australia’s
mammals, including
two species of
tree kangaroo.
Great Walks of Australia: the
spectacular Three Capes Track
as the latest addition to the
collective – Three Capes Lodge
Walk. In total, there are now
13 walks in the group, 5 of
which are based in Tasmania.
This walk is operated by
Tasmanian Walking Company
who also operate the Cradle
Mountain Huts Walk and Bay
of Fires Lodges Walk.
The new, fully-guided walk
experience along Tasmania’s
dramatic Tasman Peninsula
includes incredible views of
dolerite spires, marine and
birdlife in an environment
with 37,000 years of history
and exclusive use of the
brand new luxurious and
sustainable eco lodges, the
only private accommodation
allowed within the Tasman
National Park. The first
departure is 1 September
2018
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38 REGION
OCEANIA
ISLANDS OF TAHITI
SPECIAL DOSSIER
The Islands of Tahiti
– a Different Take
New Positioning of French Polynesia as a Tourist Destination
Recent studies by Hawaii Pacific University have showed that
French Polynesia has a very strong image among tourists:
a tropical paradise, preserved from the destruction of the
modern world. White sandy beaches, warm and translucent
waters, bungalows and beautiful sunsets characterise the
destination, evoking rest, relaxation and well-being.
The opportunities or “external”
motivating factors for tourists, seen
as being assets of the destination
“French Polynesia”:
White sand beaches
Tropical water temperature
Volcanic mountain peaks
Flora and fauna of a huge variety
of colours
Richness of traditions and cultural
heritage
Intangible experiences connected
with getting away from it all, rest,
relaxation
Multiple visits and excursions
Recreation and Sport
Entertainment
A strong cultural identity and the
quality of the Polynesian welcome
are also important contributing
factors in making French Polynesia
an ideal holiday place.
The Hawaii Pacific University study
identifies the differences between
preconceived ideas about the
destination and what the destination
can offer in terms of products
and experiences. Identifying and
bridging these gaps is essential to
ensure the future development of
tourism, as well as its sustainable
economic and social contributions
to French Polynesia.
Significant elements motivating the
choice of an ideal holiday destination
come out when one asks tourists
about French Polynesia:
Tahaa Nuku Hiva
Friendliness of the population,
Cleanliness of local communities,
Availability of leisure and cultural
activities,
Easy access to drinking water,
A region in peace, without a
climate of violence or terrorism,
Low risk of natural disasters and
the absence of major tropical
diseases.
Indeed, the destination benefits
from a very positive image: an
Eden-like place of dreams - wild
and preserved. The high cost of
© Audrey Svoboda - Tahiti Tourisme
the destination is interpreted as
an exclusivity, with very high-end
services, a form of protection of the
existing environment that evokes
the prestige of having experienced
the ultimate paradise.
Given these perceptions, and in
order to bring reality up to the
level of the myth, the Government
has revealed a plan towards the
encouragement of:
Restoring the image of Polynesian
culture, in line with its myth,
Choosing a more elitist,
confidential, and non-mass model,
Renovating and improving the
quality of establishments and
services,
Integrating the population into
economic development,
Promoting ecotourism,
Structuring products and making
them more legible and accessible
Ensuring the destination remains
an oasis of peace.
QUALITY AS
A DIFFERENTIATOR
With average stays at 12 days in
2015, the daily expenditure of a
tourist in French Polynesia is much
higher than all direct competitors,
such as Mauritius, Hawaii, or Fiji.
© Tahiti Tourisme
For example, in 2015, Fiji received
four times as many tourists, but
tourism turnover was reported to
be only 2.7 times that of French
Polynesia. Thus, if French Polynesia
was to double its number of tourists
from 180,000 in 2015 to 360,000,
it should reach a tourism turnover
similar to that of Fiji. It is important
to note that “cruise” tourists are
very different from “terrestrial”
tourists. Those on cruises spend
a maximum of two days on the
land in local hotels, and consume
much less than those who are not
on cruises, even if they stay for a
number of days, as most of their
meals are consumed on the ship, as
part of “all inclusive” packages.
THE ADVANTAGES
OF BEING A REMOTE
DESTINATION
French Polynesia has been generally
spared from the environmental
impact observed among its main
competitors, due primarily to its
light population and tourist density.
This has been a major comparative
advantage given growing
global concerns with regard to
sustainability, especially among
the kind of visitors considering the
Islands of Tahiti as a destination.
The isolation of these islands,
long considered a handicap, is
thus seen as a key asset, as it
favours the preservation of the
environment and the richness of
the local biodiversity, allows for
the preservation of cultural identity
and values of Polynesian society,
maintains the myth of adventure
and rarity, avoids mass tourism,
and also favours security from
delinquency and terrorism
Hall 5.2a/ Stand 105
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ISLANDS OF TAHITI
SPECIAL DOSSIER
OCEANIA
REGION
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© Audrey Svoboda - Tahiti Tourisme
© Gregoire LE BACON - Tahiti Tourisme
Raiatea Bora Bora
A Quick Tour of the Isles
118 islands spread across 5 archipelagos
With a maritime empire
expanding over 5 million
sq km (equivalent to the
size of Europe), only 3,500
sq km is actual land. This
land forms 5 different
archipelagos: Society,
Tuamotu, Gambier,
Marquesas and the Australs.
French Polynesia is also part of the
Polynesian Triangle, which borders
Easter Island, New Zealand and
Hawaii. Located between California
(6,195 km.) and Australia (4,989
km.), Tahiti is 8,803 km. from Tokyo
and 7,500 km. from Santiago in
Chile: a perfect location in the heart
of the South Pacific.
THE SOCIETY
ISLANDS: A DREAM
COME TRUE
From the country’s main heartbeat
island, Tahiti, across to her
enchanting sister island, Moorea,
then up to Marlon Brando’s
Tetiaroa paradise atoll, these
Windward Islands are the utmost
of dream islands. The deep
valleys and high mountains offer
incredible hikes, or with a 4WD
one can discover the legendary
archaeological remains of ancient
Polynesia.
The Leeward Islands, or
Carromata’s consist of five islands:
Huahine, sought after for her
mysterious charm; Raiatea or “The
sacred island”; Taha’a, a genuine
Garden of Eden surrounded with
colours and scent; Bora Bora, “The
pearl of the Pacific”; and Maupiti -
the smallest and least developed
of all, but nonetheless as beautiful.
THE TUAMOTU
ARCHIPELAGO:
PARADISE ON EARTH
The Tuamotu Islands consist of
77 atolls spread over 1,500 km.
and the area certainly lives up to
its reputation! They are the best
representation of the “edge of the
world” and quite literally paradise
on earth. Coconut plantations
cover the motu (islet) of the coral
barrier reef, white sandy beaches,
the pristine beauty of the
lagoons and unique underwater
world make the Tuamotu a very
unique group of islands.
THE GAMBIER
ARCHIPELAGO:
A WELL-KEPT TREASURE
Located more than 1,600 km
southeast of the island of Tahiti
at the end of the Tuamotu’s, this
archipelago is the most remote
and also the least populated of
French Polynesia, counting only
1,000 inhabitants. It shelters
four mountainous islands
lying within the same lagoon:
Mangareva, ‘Akamaru, ‘Aukena
and Taravai, with dozens of islets,
called motu. This archipelago
lives to the pace of Christian faith,
pearl farms and fishing. Thus,
visitors will discover the many
secrets of these authentic and
discreet islands, including one of
the most beautiful lagoons in the
region (featuring unbelievable
shades of blue) and untouched
and colourful marine life.
THE AUSTRAL
ARCHIPELAGO:
INTIMATE POLYNESIA
As their name implies, the Austral
islands, located on the Tropic of
Capricorn, are the southernmost
boundary of the Polynesian
archipelago. The climate is cooler
than in Tahiti and the shape and
ecology of these food self-sufficient
islands make them a charming
world apart. Rurutu, Tubuai or
Tupua’i, Raivavae, Rimatara and
the southernmost Rapa are high
mountainous islands of real
character. Rurutu, over the years,
has become a great place to
watch whales. Its crystal clear and
calm waters allow the traveller
to approach these sea giants in a
privileged manner.
THE MARQUESAS’
ARCHIPELAGO: THE
FORCE OF CULTURE
Legendary high cliffs, volcanic
peaks, impressive remnants
wrapped in wild nature, amazing
beaches: the Marquesas are breathtaking!
1,500 km. away from
Papeete, they offer the traveller
an appealing, unforgettable and
unmatched program. “The land of
Man”, or “Te Fenua ‘Enata”, as the
Marquesans name their islands,
has various faces, all shaped by
its inhabitants. Each of the six
populated islands are proud of its
characteristics and boasts highquality
traditional and creative
handicrafts, tattoos, singing and
dancing – such as the rhythmic
and impressive haka
Hall 5.2a/ Stand 105
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40 SPOTLIGHT ON GERMAN REGION: BADEN-WÜRTTEMBERG Hall 6.2b / Stand 201
© Landratsämter Alb-Donau und Heidenheim burkert gestaltung
BADEN-
WÜRTTEMBERG:
FACTS AND
FIGURES
Southwest Germany, the federal state
of Baden-Württemberg, is in the heart
of Europe. Bordered by France and
Switzerland, it is a cultural crossroads.
With a history spanning the Stone Age
to contemporary high-tech universities,
romantic palaces and vibrant cities, natural
outdoor beauty, glamorous luxury or plainold
fun, SouthWest Germany has something
for everyone. World-famous attractions
include the scenic Black Forest, the beauty
of Lake Constance, the culture and spas of
Baden-Baden, the castle and university of
Heidelberg and the cars and shopping in
Stuttgart.
SouthWest Germany was the birthplace of
the automobile in 1886, and the home to
global brands, including Mercedes-Benz
and Porsche both of which that have the
world’s best, state-of-the art car museums
in Stuttgart.
Families love Europa-Park, Germany’s most
popular theme park that sports thrilling rides
and has quality onsite hotels. For fashion
lovers there is a wide variety of shops from
chic boutiques to outlets with discounts on
famous designer brands.
85 – The number of Michelin Stars
in the region – a record in Germany.
185 – Breweries that produce
more than 1,000 different types of beer.
UNESCO World Heritage Ice Age Art
Lonetal Vogelherd
Southwestern Germany celebrates
great “foodie” reasons to visit the
area
Wherever you go in Southwest Germany you
are never far from a grand palace, a romantic
castle, half-timbered houses – and something
good to eat and drink. Stop in a café for coffee
and cake; linger in a beer garden over a locallybrewed
pint; taste wines at a traditional wine
festival; sample schnapps and world-class gin
in the Black Forest.
In 2018 there are many foodie reasons to
come to Southwest Germany, or Baden-
Württemberg, as we call it.
Andreas Braun, Managing Director, State
Tourist Board Baden-Württemberg, says
Southwest Germany has two major wine
regions.
“Baden has Germany’s most southerly and
warmest vineyards. Stretching from Heidelberg
to the Swiss border, between the Black Forest
and the Rhine, they produce award-winning
wines. The Württemberg wine region’s
vineyards are small and on steep slopes
along the Neckar River. They grow mostly red
varieties, like Trollinger, a local, easy-drinking
ENJOY THE
STUTTGART
REGION
© Stuttgart-Marketing GmbH-Christoph Duepper
Haute cuisine or Swabian
specialities, fine wines
or refreshing beers,
celebrating at traditional
festivals or hiking in
the vineyards – the
enjoyment in the Stuttgart
Region manifests itself
multifaceted. Stuttgart is a
city with a long tradition
of wine growing. The
local wines range from
Lemberger to Syrah and
from Chardonnay to
Riesling. Not only a joy
to drink: the Stuttgart
Region’s vineyards are
perfect for long walks
THE
STUTTGART
BEER FESTIVAL
– 200 YEARS
OLD
Celebrating 200 years
in 2018, the Cannstatter
Volksfest, the Stuttgart
Beer Festival, is the
world’s second biggest
beer festival and runs from
September 28 to October
14. This 17-day-long
event kicks off with the
traditional keg tapping: the
mayor draws the first beer
from a barrel of speciallybrewed
Festbier (festival
beer). Seven vast tents are
where thousands come for
beer, crispy pork knuckles,
whole roast chickens and
live music
favourite. The Freiburg Wine Festival is held in
July and there is also the 11-day Heilbronner
Weindorf in September.”
Of Germany’s 300 Michelin-starred restaurants,
a quarter are in Southwest Germany. The
greatest concentration is in Baiersbronn, a
Black Forest community, where three classy
restaurants hold an astonishing total of eight
Michelin stars
Andreas Braun
Managing Director,
State Tourist Board Baden-Württemberg
© Stuttgart-Marketing GmbH
© TMBW
OOOH!
CHOCOLATE!
© TMBW Garcia Urbina
Chocolate making is an
art form in Southwest
Germany. Start with
the Schwarzwälder
Kirschtorte, the real
Black Forest Cake, best
eaten in the Black Forest:
dark chocolate, fresh
cream, sour cherries
and lots of Kirschwasser
(cherry brandy). Familiar
around the world is Ritter
chocolate, the familiar
square, fit-in-your-pocket
bar created back in 1912.
Watch the process in the
Waldenbuch factory: taste
and buy a wide range of
flavours
ITB BERLIN NEWS • Thursday 1 st March 2018
www.itb-berlin-news.com

© Thomas Keller
HOSPITALITY / RESTAURANTS / BARS
WHERE
TO GO
IN
Berlin
CLUBS / EVENTS / SHOPPING / CULTURE
Luring with diversity and cultural wealth
Berlin’s Governing Mayor, Michael Müller, welcomes ITB Berlin guests and gives
insight into the German capital’s growing renown as a major tourism hub
ITB Berlin 2018 marks the start of another big year for one of Europe’s premier’s tourist
destinations. Berlin’s tourism authority has unveiled a “2018+” concept that aims at attracting
higher-end travellers to the German capital. There’s a view that visitors who come to enjoy
the cultural attractions stay longer in the city – and spend more money. The idea is to attract
“quality tourism” via a new marketing strategy in addition to a new city navigation system
and new tourist routes.
Michael Müller,
Governing Mayor of Berlin
In recent years, Berlin has become one of the top travel
destinations in terms of international city tourism. The
number of overnight stays in the German capital has
almost doubled in the last ten years. Meanwhile, more
than 30 million guests spend the night in Berlin annually.
Thus, tourism is one of the most important economic
drivers for the German capital.
Why is Berlin the perfect location for ITB, and indeed a
host of trade fairs throughout the year?
Because the city is cosmopolitan and international, and
because Berlin, as a trade fair city, has the experience
and the skills that contribute to the success of such events.
What are some of the special events planned for 2018
in Berlin that will attract visitors to the city?
This year the festivities for the German National Day, the
day of German unity [celebrating the day the country
was reunified in 1990] on October 3 rd , take place in
Berlin. For three days, millions of people can get to know
the capital from its most joyous side. We look forward to
millions of visitors from all over the world.
Why does Berlin remain one of the most popular tourist
destinations in Europe?
I think because of the diversity. Berlin really has
something for everyone. The German capital lures with
its cultural wealth, its museums, theatres, the historical
memorials and memorial sites. But it is also the free and
cosmopolitan atmosphere in our city that makes our
guests feel so comfortable. Tourists often say: “We feel
at home in Berlin.”
That is a nice compliment because it says that you do
not feel strange as a guest, but feel a strong sense of
belonging.
What are your travel tips for visitors attending ITB, and
Berlin for the first time?
Take the time to get to know the many sides of Berlin.
Mitte with its magnificent buildings; Friedrichshain and
Kreuzberg as creative neighbourhoods; Charlottenburg
and Wilmersdorf with their bourgeois flair; or the citadel
in Spandau – to name just a few examples of the
diversity of our city.
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WHERE
TO GO
IN
Berlin
Potsdamer Platz Shopping Arkaden
Alte Potsdamer Straße 7, 10785 Berlin
Tel: +49 30 25592766
https://potsdamerplatz.de/
Hospitality
HOTEL AMANO GRAND
CENTRAL
All 250 rooms of the Hotel AMANO Grand
Central are furnished in a modern and purist
style with quality design and offer the shortterm
visitors or business clients the perfect
comforts during their stay.
Conference rooms suffused with light and
equipped with modern technology, a fitness
center with a view over the government
district, a premium location and the
gastronomic offerings leave nothing to be
desired.
After a long day of meetings or a day exploring
the city, the spacious and green rooftop terrace
with its Apartment Bar is the ideal place to
relax and unwind.
Hotel Amano Grand Central
Heidestraße 62, 10557 Berlin
Tel: +49 30 400 30 00
grandcentral@amanograndcentral.de
www.amanogroup.de
Metro: Hauptbahnhof Central Station, U55
Tram M41, M85, M5, M8, M10
Restaurants
MUSE BERLIN
Started by former supper-club hosts in
2013, within four years, Muse has become a
neighbourhood institution, where guests praise
the deceptively simple cuisine, the charming
ambience and décor, the friendly service and
the warm, relaxed, “at home” atmosphere.
With a focus on quality ingredients, the intention
here is to simply put smiles on guests’ faces with
honest and inspired cooking. The international
kitchen team all provide creative input resulting
in an eclectic range of dishes that people simply
want to eat: comfort food par excellence.
For those wanting only a drink, the Muse bar
also excels in an exciting range of classic and
unique cocktails, wines that are both highquality
and good-value, and craft beers from
the tap.
Open daily Mon – Fri 12:00 – 22:30, Sat 10:30 –
22:30, Sun 10:30 – 16:00
Muse Berlin
Immanuelkirchstrasse 31, 10405 Berlin
Tel: +49 40 056 289
caroline@museberlin.com
Cultural Entertainment
& Shopping
POTSDAMER PLATZ ARKADEN
The Potsdamer Platz Arkaden, the pulsating
heart in Berlin Mitte, an area for shopping
and experiences with metropolitan flair. The
Potsdamer Platz Arkaden offers 130 shops,
restaurants and cafés on three levels.
Opening hours: Mo-Sat 10:00am - 9:00pm,
underground parking around the clock.
DAIMLER ART COLLECTION
The Daimler Art Collection started in 1977 and
is devoted to 20th century and contemporary
art. Located in Haus Huth at Potsdamer Platz,
the exhibition space “Daimler Contemporary”,
founded in 1999, measures about 600 m²
and presents quarterly-changing exhibitions
that focus on various themes or feature new
acquisitions. Temporary shows of works by
individual artists and by special exhibitions are
also occasionally on the programme.
The Daimler Contemporary is open daily from
11am to 6pm, admission is free.
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
© visitBerlin.de
ITB BERLIN NEWS • Thursday 1 st March 2018
www.itb-berlin-news.com

ITB QUICKFINDER
7-11 MARCH 2018
Exhibition Grounds
Geländeplan
Shuttle Busses
Shuttle Linien
Fairground Shuttle
Gelände-Shuttle
Catering Guide
Gastro-Führer
Services
Service
Exhibitors from A to Z
Austeller von A bis Z

EXHIBITION GROUNDS
GELÄNDEPLAN
Hall 26c / Stand 314 Hall 26a / Stand 120
Hall 26a / Stand 121
Hall 23b / Stand 203
Hall 22a / Stands 100-100a
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Hall 1.1 / Stand 203 Hall 20 / Stand 138
Hall 2.2 / Stand 206
Hall 6.1 / Stand 103a
Hall 6.1 / Stand 159
Hall 2.2 / Stand 102
Hall 9 / Stand 214
Hall 9 / Stand 102
Hall 25 / Stand 152 Hall 9 / Stand 109
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M1 M2
M1 M2
SHUTTLE BUSSES & FAIRGROUND SHUTTLE
SHUTTLE LINIEN & GELÄNDE-SHUTTLE
AIRPORT SHUTTLE: LINE M2
Transfer from Tegel Airport to ITB Berlin venue and return (6-11 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 (6. - 11. 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 (7-11 March) daily: 8:00 a.m. - 7:00 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 (Entrance
CityCube). 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 (7. - 11. März) täglich: 8.00 Uhr - 19.00 Uhr
Die Busse fahren alle 15 Minuten.
Bus-Stop 4: Metro Station U Adenauerplatz
Bus-Stop 5: Train Station S Halensee
Morning / morgens:
7-9 March, from 8:10 a.m. - 10:00 a.m., every 20 minutes
10-11 March, from 8:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m., every 30 minutes
(Times of 1st bus stop / Abfahrtszeiten 1. Haltepunkt)
Evening / abends:
7-9 March, from 4:30 p.m. - 7:00 p.m., every 20 minutes
10-11 March, from 4:30 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 (Eingang
CityCube). 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.
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FAIRGROUND SHUTTLE
GELÄNDE-SHUTTLE
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CATERING GUIDE
GASTRO-FÜHRER
CATERING GUIDE
GASTRO-FÜHRER
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
• 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
Catering (Capital Catering GmbH)
• Stand Service for exhibitors:
Telephone +49 30 3038-2993/1952
• 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 “Lunchbox”, Hall 7.3,
Telephone: +49 30 3038-1927
Only 8-10 March.
• Restaurant “Panorama”, Hall 5.3/6.3
Telephone: +49 30 3038-1981
• Business Lounge im Marshall-Haus
Telephone : +49 30 3038-3929
• Business Lounge Hall 5.3
Telephone : +49 30 3038-3929
Climate Protection
Climate-conscious travel. ITB Berlin
Cooperation Partner atmosfair GmbH
Hall 4.1 / 249
Cloakrooms/Luggage Lock-up
Entrance South, Hall 26b / 209a, Hall 9,
Entrance East (Hall 14.1), Entrance North
(Hall 19), Hall 20/21, CityCube Berlin,
Entrance Foyer (East)
Fee: € 2.50 / garment, € 4.00 / luggage
eTravel World
Meetings, workshops and presentations
about Travel Tech, Digital Marketing and
Mobile Travel Services, Hall 6.1 & 7.1c
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
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 App
Download at itb-app.de/en
ITB Business Point 07-09 March
In halls 2.1/205 & 22.B/ 212
Business Lounge at Marshall-Haus
ITB Business Points powered by Blacklane
in halls 10.2/104 & 2.2/105
Your place for appointments and trade
business.
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
lost-and-found@messe-berlin.de
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
International tourism magazines free
of charge, foyer 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, credit and debit
cards or cash, 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 25 00 25
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)
Business Lounge at Marshall-Haus (07-09 March)
Wi-Fi
Network: RadissonHotelGroup@ITB
Password: radissonhotels
Apotheke
Witzleben Apotheke,
Kaiserdamm 24/ Ecke Messedamm,
14055 Berlin
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
• 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
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 Travel Tech, Digital Marketing und
Mobile Travel Services, Halle 6.1 & 7.1c
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,
fundbuero@messe-berlin.de
Garderoben/Gepäckaufbewahrung
Eingang Süd, Hall 26b / 209a, Halle 9,
Eingang Ost (Halle 14.1), Eingang Nord
(Halle 19), Halle 20/21, CityCube Berlin,
Eingangsfoyer (Ost)
Preis: 2,50 € / Garderobe, 4,00 € / Gepäck
Gastronomie (Capital Catering GmbH)
• Messestand-Service für Aussteller:
Telefon +49 30 3038-2993/1952
• 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 “Lunchbox”, Hall 7.3,
Telefon : +49 30 3038-1927
Nur 8.-10.3.
• Restaurant “Panorama”, Hall 5.3/6.3
Telefon : +49 30 3038-1981
• Business Lounge im Marshall-Haus
Telefon : +49 30 3038-3929
• Business Lounge Halle 5.3
Telefon : +49 30 3038-3929
Gebetsräume/Raum der Stille
Konfessionsunabhängig (auch Seelsorge):
im Zugangsbereich der Halle 6.2,
(Sommergarten), Telefon: +49 30 3038-5858,
Mobil: +49 163 6095100
Moslemischer Gebetsraum: an Halle 19,
Foyer West
Hotelreservierung/Reisearrangement/
Incoming
HRS www.hrs.de/hotel/de/berlin,
Telefon: +49 221 2077 6033
VisitBerlin www.visitberlin.de,
Telefon: +49 30250025
ITB App
Download unter itb-app.de
ITB Business Point 08.-10. März
In Hallen 2.1/205 & 22.B/ 212
Business Lounge im Marshall-Haus
ITB Business Points powered by Blacklane
in Hallen 10.2/104 & 2.2/105
Ihr Platz für Termine & Messegeschäfte
Kartenvertrieb/Kassen/Tickets
MB Capital Services GmbH, Thüringer Allee
12, 14052 Berlin
Telefon: +49 30 30696969,
Fax +49 30 30696930
Klimaschutz
Klimabewusst reisen. ITB Berlin
Kooperationspartner atmosfair gGmbH,
Halle 4.1 / 249
Kinder-Sammelstelle/DRK
Halle 4.2 Kopffoyer,
Telefon: +49 30 3038-5837
Medienzentrum
Presseteam der ITB Berlin, Redaktionsbüros,
PR-Agenturen (Hallen 5.3 & 6.3),
www.itb-berlin.de/presse
Polizei
Polizei-Notruf direkt, Telefon: 110
Abschnitt 22, Charlottenburger Chaussee 75,
13597 Berlin. Telefon: +49 30 4664-222701
Anzeigenaufnahme, Polizeiwache Service-
Center Halle 7, 1. OG
Telefon: +49 30 4664-200760,
Fax: +49 30 4664-200799
www.berlin.de/polizei
Postfiliale
Postbank Finanzcenter, Soorstraße 61 – 62
14050 Berlin, Telefon +49 30 3039-6151
Mo – Fr. 9–18 Uhr, Sa. 9–13 Uhr
Pressestand
Internationale Tourismus-Magazine
kostenfrei zum Mitnehmen,
Foyer Hallen 6.2/5.2
Taxi-Anfahrtstellen
CityCube Berlin – Messedamm, Eingang Süd,
Tor 9, Eingang Ost (Halle 14/15),
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100 Jahre Bauhaus Hall 12 102
100 Jahre Bauhaus Hall 16 100f
1001 Nights Tour and Travel
Agency Hall 21.b 210
123COMPARE.ME, SL Hall 6.1 106
1AVista Reisen GmbH Hall 25 168
200 Jahre Jubiläum Stille Nacht Hall 17 103
2Zevents Hall 18 130
3 Königinnen Palais Hall 10.2 112
365 Travel & Investment
Company Limited Hall 26.c 326
3D RealityMaps GmbH Hall 6.2b 301
3FullSteps Hall 1.1 105
3Sixty Luxury Marketing Hall 20 132
40.seconds.de Hall 7.1a 200a-b
4Travel Incoming Tour Operator Hall 15.1 100
500Rai Floating Resort
( Khao Sok National Park ) Hall 26.b 221
5stelle* Hall 8.1 107a
5vorFlug GmbH Hall 25 172
7 Wonders Travel Hall 23.b 205
7M Tours USA Hall 3.1 305
9 cities + 1 in Lower Saxony Hall 6.2a 103
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A La Carte Travel Ltd Hall 1.1 112
A&O Hotels and Hostels
Holding AG Hall 4.1 114
A. Tsokkos Hotels Public Ltd Hall 1.1 110, 110a
AAA Travel Hall 4.1 238
AAA Travel Hall 20 132
AAB - All About Belgium Incoming
DMC for the Benelux Hall 10.2 103
aachen tourist service e.v. Hall 8.2 103f
Aarya Village Travel Pvt. Ltd Hall 5.2a 116
AAT Kings Hall 5.2a 119
Abacus Tours Croatia Hall 1.2 214
Abano-Montegrotto Terme-
Tas Health Hotels Hall 1.2 224
Abaton Island Resort & Spa Hall 1.1 101,101a
abba Berlin Hotel Hall 12 101
Abba Hoteles S.A. Hall 2.1 101, 101a
Abbaye Royal de Fontevraud Hall 1.1 201, 201a
Abbey Ireland & UK Hall 18 123
ABC Travel Hall 1.2 102
Abenteuer Flusslandschaft Hall 4.1 110
Abercrombie & Kent Hall 23.a 118
Abercrombie & Kent East
and Southern Africa Hall 20 121,122
Abercrombie & Kent India
Pvt. Ltd. Hall 5.2b 205,205a
Abies Travel Incoming Services Hall 2.1 124
Able Safaris Hall 21.a 121
about cities- 17 Städte
in Niedersachsen Hall 6.2a 103
Abreu online Hall 10.1 111b
Absolut Tours & Safaris Ltd. Hall 20 117
Abu Dhabi National Hotels Hall 2.2 200
Abu Dhabi Tourism & Culture
Authority - Cruise Sector Hall 2.2 200
AC Group Hall 18 123
Acacia Africa Hall 20 121,122
Acampora Travel SRL Hall 1.2 225
Access Southern Africa Hall 20 138
ACCON-RVS Accounting
& Consulting Hall 6.1 132
Accor Hotels Hall 21.b 213
Accor Hotels Asia Pacific Hall 26.c 340
Accor Hotels Basel c/o
Novotel Basel City
Hall 17 101,101a-c
Hall 9 / Stand 214
AccorHotels Hall 9 214
Accueil et Tradition Brussels Hall 10.2 103
ACE Rent A Car Hall 3.1 435
ACH - Aktive Christliche Häuser Hall 8.1 131
ACHAT Hotels Deutschland Hall 14.1 108
A-Class Travel Hall 26.c 313
Acme Travels Hall 4.1 238
Acomodeo GmbH Hall 7.1a 100a-b
acora Hotels und Wohnen Hall 9 109
Açoreana-The Azores DMC Hall 1.1 202,202a-c
Açores, Associação Turismo Hall 1.1 202,202a-c
ACOYA Hotel Suites & Villas Hall 22.a 105
ACP Rail / AccesRail Hall 18 118
Acquaforte Travel Designer
di Alice SRL Hall 1.2 224
Across Africa Holidays Hall 21.a 121
Across Australia Pty Limited Hall 5.2a 119
across spain DMC
& Leisure Travel Hall 2.1 203
Acrotel Hotels & Resort Hall 1.1 101,101a
Active Bhutan Tours and Treks Hall 26.c 327a
Active Copenhagen Hall 18 132a
Active India Holidays Pvt. Ltd. Hall 5.2b 238
Activity Travel Services Hall 1.1 101,101a
Adalya Hotels Hall 3.2 201
Adams Beach Hotel Hall 1.1 110, 110a
ADDIPOS GmbH Hall 8.1 136
Addressy, part of PCA Predict Hall 6.1 125
Adenya Resort Hotels & SPA Hall 3.2 108
Administration of State
Historical - Architectural
Reserve Icherisheher Hall 3.1 601
Adobe Rent a Car Hall 22.b 201, 201a
Adonis Tourism (LLC) Hall 2.2 100
Adramar Incoming Services
Mallorca-Ibiza Hall 2.1 102
Adrenaline Fulled City Breaks
(Marketing Sheffield) Hall 18 123
Adria DMC Hall 1.2 219
Adriatic Travel & Trade Hall 1.2 204
adriatica.net Group /
adriatica.net d.o.o. Hall 1.2 217
AdsHotel Hall 9 320
Advanced Computer
Technology (ACT) Hall 8.1 113a
Advantage Travel Hall 23.a 115
Adventure Indonesia Hall 26.a 115
Adventure Myanmar Tours
& Incentives Co.,Ltd Hall 26.b 226
Adventure Natural African
Safaris Hall 21.a 121
Adventure Pakistan Hall 5.2a 113
Adventure Sumatra Hall 26.a 115
Adventure Tours Australia Hall 25 148
Adventure Tours Pakistan Hall 5.2a 113
Adventure Travel Trade
Association, Inc. Hall 4.1 215
Adventure Travel West Hall 3.1 221
Adviser Travel & Tourism-DMC Hall 4.2 200
Aegean Airlines S.A. Hall 1.1 101,101a
Aegean Islands Lesvos-Samos-
Chios-Limnos -Ikari Hall 1.1 101,101a
Aegean Star Hotels Hall 1.1 101,101a
Aeon Plaza Hotels Hall 10.2 102
AER Kooperation AG Hall 25 127
AEROFLOT Russian Airlines Hall 25 141
AeroGuest ApS Hall 7.1c 120e
Aerowisata Hotels & Resorts Hall 26.a 115
AERTiCKET GmbH Hall 25 127
A-Expo LLC Hall 3.1 611
Africa Albida Tourism Hall 20 121,122
Africa Perfections Hall 20 138
Africa Safari Experts Ltd. Hall 21.a 128
Africa Travel Tours Hall 20 133
Africa220 Destination
Management Hall 20 138
African Bush Camps Hall 20 121, 122, 133
African Dreams Hall 21.a 102
African Eagle Hall 20 138
African Excursions Hall 20 131
African Safaris Hall 20 133
African Sun Hotels Hall 20 133
African Synergy Hall 20 120
African View Tours and Safaris Hall 21.e 101
Africatravelco Hall 20 120
Afrimac, Senegal Hall 8.1 113a
Afro Haven Vacations Hall 21.a 108a
Afromaxx Tours & Safari Ltd Hall 21.a 121
AG Barrierefreie Reiseziele
in Deutschland Hall 12 102
AG Historische Stadtkerne
c/o complan Kommunalberatung Hall 12 101
Agence du Tourisme de la Corse Hall 1.1 201, 201a
Agentur Karl & Karl ®
Werbeagentur Hall 5.3 110
Agenzia Turmo Travel Hall 1.2 212
Agora Travel S.A. Hall 1.1 118
Agroneum Alt Schwerin Hall 10.2 112
Ägypten, Botschaft Hall 4.2 108, 108a
Aha Hotels & Lodges Hall 20 134
AHK Ecuador Hall 23.a 113
Ahlan Travel & Tours Hall 26.a 109
AHORN Berghotel Friedrichroda Hall 11.2 103
AHORN Hotel Am Fichtelberg
Best Western Ahorn Hotel
Birkenhof Hall 11.2 102
AHORN Seehotel Templin Hall 12 101
AHRIM Hall 20 128
Ahrtal-Tourismus Bad
Neuenahr- Ahrweiler Hall 8.2 201b
AIC Service & Call Center GmbH Hall 25 180
AIDA Cruises - German Branch
of Costa Crociere Hall 6.2a 102, 104
Aide Voyage Madagascar Hall 20 103
Air Arabia Maroc Hall 21.b 213
Air Astana Hall 26.c 300
Air Austral Hall 20 130
Air Botswana Hall 20 131
Air Canada Hall 3.1 390
Air Dolomiti S.P.A. Hall 1.2 103
Air Greenland Hall 18 105a
Air Iceland Connect Hall 18 114, 114a
Air India Hall 5.2b 205,205a
Air Malta p.l.c. Hall 1.2 220
Air Mauritius Hall 20 128
Air New Zealand Hall 5.2a 120
Air Tahiti Nui Hall 5.2a 105
Airbnb for Work Hall 7.1a 100a-b
Aircalin Air Caledonie
International Hall 5.2a 104
AirDNA Hall 6.1 144h
Airfair Flugservice GmbH Hall 25 127
Airlink Hall 20 132
Airport Weeze Flughafen
Niederrhein Hall 8.2 102a
Airports of Thailand Public
Company Hall 26.b 219
Airserve Co., Ltd. Hall 26.a 102
Airtrade Holland BV Hall 5.1 134
Airwing Tours (Pvt) Ltd Hall 5.2a 114
Aitken Spence Hotel
Management PVT Ltd. Hall 5.2b 220
Aitken Spence Hotel
Managements Hall 5.2a 114
Aitken Spence Travels (Pvt) Ltd Hall 25 129
Aitken Spence Travels (Pvt) Ltd. Hall 5.2a 114
Ajax Hotel Hall 1.1 110, 110a
Ajman Department of Tourism
Development Hall 2.2 201
Ajuntament de Calviá Hall 2.1 102
Ajuntament de Llucmajor Hall 2.1 102
Ajuntament de Pollenca Hall 2.1 102
Ak Sai Travel Hall 3.1 602
Akadem (Incoming Polen) Hall 15.1 100
Akilanga DMC & Events Hall 20 138
Akoya Hotel & Spa Hall 20 130
Akti Beach Tourist Village Hall 1.1 110, 110a
Akumal Bay Wellness Resort Hall 22.b 207
Akwaba Afrika-Die Experten
für Afrikareisen Hall 21.a 115
AKZENT Hotels e.V. Hall 8.1 142a
Al Bada Resort South Pacific
Management Hotels Hall 2.2 200
Al Bait Hotel Hall 2.2 102
Al Manara,
A Luxury Collection Hotel Hall 4.2 200
Al Masar Travel LLC InterContinental
Resorts - Maitai Hotels-
The Brando Hall 2.2 200
Al Shaab Village Hall 2.2 102
Al Shitaiwi Tours Hall 2.2 210
Al Thuraya Travel & Tours - DMC Hall 4.2 200
AL Travel Hall 3.1 601
Ala Too Travel Hall 3.1 606
Alabama Tourism Department Hall 3.1 222
Alamannen-Museum Vörstetten Hall 10.2 112
Alamo Rent a Car Hall 22.b 201, 201a
Alamos Travel Service Hall 22.b 207
Alanya Touristic Hoteliers
Association Hall 3.2 133
Alaska Railroad Hall 3.1 401
Alaska Travel Connections Hall 3.1 401
Alaska, Travel Alaska Hall 3.1 401
Alaya Resort Ubud Hall 26.a 115
Alba Wellness Resort Hall 26.c 313
Albania DMC Balkan
Tour Operator Hall 9 320
Albanian National Tourist Agency Hall 1.1 205
Albarella Resort Marcegaglia
Hotels Hall 1.2 224
Albatravel Group Hall 9 206
Albatros Arctic Circle Hall 18 105a
Albatros Travel Hall 20 121,122
ALBENA AG Hall 15.1 101
Albena Tour PLC Hall 15.1 101
Albero Ristorante Su Lithu Hall 1.2 212
Albrecht Dürer Airport Nürnberg Hall 6.2b 301
Alcaidesa Links Golf Resort Hall 2.1 201,201a-c
Alchemy High-End Travel
Experiences by Infoba DMC Hall 23.b 209
Alcon Resort Holdings
Unit Devaaya Ayurveda
& Nature Cure Centre Hall 5.2b 205,205a
Alcudia Pins Hall 2.1 106
Alcúdia, Consorcio de
Promoción Exterior Hall 2.1 107
Aldeia dos Capuchos Hotel,
Golf & SPA Hall 1.1 202,202a-c
Alendo Travel Hall 21.e 101
Alentejo Promotion Office Hall 1.1 202,202a-c
Alexandra Travel Madagascar Hall 20 103
Alila Hotels & Resorts Hall 26.a 115
Alilaguna Spa Hall 1.2 224
Alimentarium Hall 10.2 112
Alizée Resort Management Ltd. Hall 20 128
All About Africa Tours and Travels Hall 20 132
All Alaska Tours Hall 3.1 401
All Out Africa Hall 20 114
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All Terra Ecoturismo
en Argentina Hall 23.b 209
Alleo GmbH Hall 1.1 201, 201a
Allgemeiner Deutscher Fahrrad-
Club e.V. Hall 12 102
AlliedTPro Hall 3.1 101
allrounder mountain resort
GmbH & Co. KG Hall 8.2 103c
allsun Hotels Hall 2.1 118
Almeria Tourist Board Hall 2.1 201,201a-c
Aloes Travel Tours Hall 20 103
Aloft Abu Dhabi Hotel Hall 2.2 200
Aloft Cancun Hall 22.b 207
Aloft Palm Jumeirah Hotel LLC Hall 2.2 100
Alpbachtal Seeland Tourismus Hall 17 103
Alpenregion Tegernsee
Schliersee KU Hall 6.2b 301
alpetour Gruppenreisen Hall 11.1 108
Alpha Destination Management Hall 2.2 100
Alpha Hotel Management (AHM) Hall 26.a 115
Alpha Travel (UK) Ltd. Hall 21.a 124
Alpin Rentals GmbH Hall 17 103
Alpine Nature Beyond Pvt. Ltd. Hall 4.1 206
Alpine Travel Hall 18 121
Alsace Destination Tourisme Hall 1.1 201, 201a
Alsol Hotels & Resorts Hall 22.a 100, 100a
ALTAV Hall 3.2 201
ALTHOFF und AMERON Hotels Hall 8.2 103a
Alto Atacama Desert Lodge
and Spa Hall 9 310
Alva Donna Hotels Hall 3.2 201
Amadeus Flusskreuzfahrten Hall 25 137
Amadeus Germany GmbH Hall 5.1 115
Amadeus Travel Agency Hall 22.b 201, 201a
AMA-Marketing GesmbH Hall 17 103
AMAN Resorts,
Hotels & Residences Hall 9 310
Amara Group Co., Ltd. Hall 26.b 223a
Amara World Hotels Hall 3.2 201
Amatara Resort & Wellness Hall 9 310
Amathus Beach Hotels Hall 1.1 110, 110a
Amazilia Travel Hall 22.b 201, 201a
Amazing Africa Tours
Amafrica Tours PTY Ltd t/a
Amazing Africa Tours Hall 20 120
Amazing Time Travels
& Tours Co. LTD Hall 26.b 226
Amazon River Expeditions Hall 23.a 118
Ambassador Group Hall 7.2b 102a
AMBER HOTEL BAVARIA Hall 14.1 110
AMBER HOTEL Chemnitz Park Hall 14.1 110
AMBER HOTEL Hilden/
Düsseldorf Hall 14.1 110
AMBER Hotel Leonberg/
Stuttgart Hall 14.1 110
AMBER HOTELS Hall 14.1 110
Amber Tours Hall 18 131b
Amelia Hotels Hall 3.2 201
Amelia Island CVB Hall 3.1 343
América Andina GmbH & Co KG Hall 23.b 213
Americabound Tours, Inc Hall 3.1 221
AmeriCan Adventures Hall 4.1 238
American Airlines Hall 3.1 403
American Cruise Lines/
Pearl Seas Cruises Hall 3.1 341
American Express Global
Business Travel Hall 7.1a 100a-b
American Express Services
Europe Limited Hall 7.1a 100a-b
American Hotel & Lodging
Educational Institute Hall 3.1 415
American Indian Alaska Native
Tourism Association (AIANTA) Hall 3.1 140
American Ring Travel, Inc. Hall 3.1 240
AmericanTours International (ATI) Hall 3.1 109
Ameropa-Reisen GmbH Hall 13 100
Amhsa Marina Hotels & Resorts Hall 22.a 100, 100a
Amiana Nha Trang Resort Hall 26.c 313
Amiel Tours Hall 4.2 205
Amin Kawar & Sons Travel
& Tourism Hall 4.2 200
Aminess Hotels & Campsites
(Laguna Novigrad D.D.) Hall 1.2 214
Amondo GmbH Hall 25 137
AMResorts Hall 22.a 109
Amstar DMC Hall 22.b 207
Amsterdam Circle Line B.V &
Smidtje Canal Cruises & Events Hall 10.2 102
An African Anthology Hall 20 132
An Oige Irish Youth Hostel
Association Hall 4.1 104
ANA All Nippon Airways Hall 26.a 103
Ananda in the Himalayas Hall 9 310
Anantara Hotels, Resorts & SPAs Hall 2.2 200
Anantara Mai Khao Phuket Villas Hall 26.b 211
Anantara Mui Ne Resort Hall 26.c 313
Anantara Riverside Bangkok Resort
& Avani Riverside Bangkok
Hotel Hall 26.b 221
Anantara Sri Lanka Hall 5.2a 114
Anantara The Palm Dubai Resort Hall 2.2 100
Anantara Uluwatu - Bali Resort Hall 26.a 115
Anchorage Hotel Hall 22.a 115
ANDAKIRA GROUP Hall 26.b 211
ANDALUSIEN
Hall 2.1 201,201a-c
Andaman Embrace Patong -
PHUKET Hall 26.b 211
Andamos Tours Hall 22.a 107
Andando Tours -
Angemermeyer Cruises Hall 23.a 113
andBeyond Hall 20 113
Andean Adventures Peru Hall 23.a 118
Andean Explorer’s Cusco Hall 23.a 118
Andean Origins Hall 23.a 118
Andean Travel Company,
Galapagos Cruises Hall 23.a 113
Andersen Hotel
& Absalon Hotel Copenhagen Hall 18 132a
Andhra Pradesh Tourism Hall 5.2b 224
André Tours DMC Portugal Hall 1.1 202,202a-c
Andrew The Travel Company
(Pvt) Ltd Hall 5.2a 114
Anek Lines Hall 1.1 101,101a
Anema Resort Gili Lombok Hall 26.a 115
Anemos Luxury Grand Resort Hall 1.1 101,101a
Hall 25
Stand 110
Anex Tour GmbH Hall 25 110
Angela Shanley Associates Hall 18 123
angelo by Vienna House
Ekaterinburg Hall 9 311
angelo by Vienna House Prague Hall 9 311
Angkor Palace Resort & Spa Hall 26.a 107
Angkor Village Hotel & Resort Hall 26.a 107
ANIXE technology for travel
and tourism Hall 5.1 101
ANJ Travel & Tour Hall 26.b 226
Annapurna Hotel Ten Bel Tenerife,
The View Hotel Resort
And Gourmet Restaurant Hall 2.1 112
Annset Holidays, Inc. Hall 26.a 123, 126
Antalya Hall 3.2 201
Antarpply Hall 23.b 209
Antelope Safaris Ltd. Hall 21.a 128
Anthurium Tourisme Ocean Indien Hall 20 130
Antigua and Barbuda Tourism
Authority Hall 22.a 113
ANZ Nature Tours Ltd Hall 5.2a 120
AOT Inbound Pty Ltd Hall 5.2a 119
aovo Touristik AG Hall 25 168
AP Hotels & Resorts Hall 1.1 202,202a-c
apaleo GmbH Hall 8.1 117
Apartments Cosmopolita SL Hall 2.1 113, 203
APASSIONATA Park München Hall 6.2b 301
Aphrodite Hills Resort Hall 1.1 110, 110a
Apollo Hotels Hall 10.2 102
Apollo Tourist Service Ltd Hall 15.1 101
Apparthotel STEIGER Bad
Schandau Hall 11.2 105
Apstar Tours Hall 21.a 108
APTC All Pacific Travel
Concept Fiji Hall 5.2a 103
APTC Pty Ltd Hall 5.2a 119
Aqua Hotel Hall 2.1 203
Aqualux Hotel Spa Suite & Terme Hall 1.2 224
Aquarius Travel Hall 3.1 609
Aquila Private Game Reserve
and Spa Hall 20 138
AR Tour Prague Hall 7.2b 102a
ARA Tours Hall 22.a 107
Arabian Adventures Hall 2.2 100, 200
Arabian Adventures Qatar Hall 2.2 206
Arabian Explorers Oman Hall 25 175
Arabian Explorers VAE Hall 25 175
Aragón, Gobierno de Hall 2.1 101, 101a
Araliya Green Hills Hotels
(Pvt) Ltd. Hall 5.2a 114
Aranui Hall 5.2a 105
Arbatax Park Resort Hall 1.2 212
Arbeitsgemeinschaft Karibik e.V. Hall 22.a 111
Arbeitsgemeinschaft
Lateinamerika e.V. Hall 23.b 213
ARBERLAND REGio GmbH Hall 6.2b 301
Archäologisches Museum
Stadt Kelheim Hall 10.2 112
arcona HOTELS & RESORTS Hall 9 211
Arcotel Hotels & Resorts GmbH Hall 9 210
Arctic Adventure ApS Hall 18 132a
Arctic Trip Hall 18 132c
Arena di Verona Opera Festival Hall 1.2 224
Arena Hospitality Group Hall 1.2 214
Arenal Kioro Suites & Spa Hall 22.b 201, 201a
ARGE Donau Österreich Hall 17 103
Argentina Hall 23.b 209
Argentina, LGTB Hall 21.b 218
Ariane Systems Hall 7.1c 104
ARIBO Hotel Erbendorf Hall 9 109
Arizona Office of Tourism Hall 3.1 308
Arlymear Travel Company Ltd. Hall 26.b 211
Armed Forces Officers
Club & Hotel Hall 2.2 200
Armenia by Nueva Vista DMC Hall 3.1 614
Armenian National Tourism
Association Hall 4.2 608
Armenian Tourism Development
Foundation Hall 15.1 102
ARMOTOURS Hall 22.b 201, 201a
Arne Madro EDV-Organisation
GmbH Hall 8.1 136
Aronda Adriana Travel Hall 1.2 214
A-ROSA Flussschiff GmbH Hall 6.2a 102, 104
Around Africa Safaris Hall 21.a 121
Around The Himalayas Pvt. Ltd. Hall 5.2a 116
Arp Museum -
Bahnhof Rolandseck Hall 16 100b
Arp-hansen Hotel Group Hall 18 132a
ARPT Algarve
Hall 1.1 202,202a-c
Arrigo Oswald Ltd Incoming DMC Hall 1.2 220
art cities REISEN Hall 16 100e
Art of Travel Hall 7.2b 102a
AR-Trek Hall 3.1 606
Aruba Tourism Authority Hall 22.a 104
Arumeru River Lodge Hall 21.a 128
Arunachal Tourism Hall 5.2b 205,205a
Arzachena, Consorzio
Operatori Turistici Hall 1.2 212
Asanja Africa Ltd. Hall 20 121,122
AsaRay Tours Hall 4.1 246
ASB Travel Solutions Ltd. Hall 18 123
ASFiNAG Maut Service GmbH Hall 17 103
Ashkelon Development
Company Ltd Hall 4.2 205
Ashtar Tours International Hall 4.2 200
ASIA DMC Hall 26.c 313
Asia Expeditions Hall 3.1 606
Asia Experience Tours Hall 26.a 109
Asia Holidays Agency Hall 26.b 211
Asia Leisure (Pvt) Ltd Hall 5.2a 114
Asia World Indonesia Hall 26.a 115
Asialink Holidays Hall 26.a 115
Asian Adventures Travel
Mgt Company Hall 5.2a 114
Asian Exotica (Pvt) Ltd. Hall 5.2a 114
Asian Overland Services
Tours & Travel Hall 26.a 117
Asian Tour Co., Ltd Hall 26.b 226
Asian Trails (M) Sdn Bhd Hall 26.b 207
Asian Trails China Hall 26.b 207
Asian Trails Co Ltd. Hall 26.b 207
Asian Trails Laos
(AT Lao Co., Ltd.) Hall 26.b 207
Asian Trails Ltd. Hall 26.b 207
Asian Trails Tour Ltd. Hall 26.b 207
Asiana Travel Hall 26.c 306
Asilia Africa Hall 21.a 128
ASKA Hotels Hall 3.2 201
Aslan Adventure
Tours and Travel Ltd. Hall 21.a 108a
Aspen Snowmass Hall 21.b 215b
asr Allianz selbständiger
Reiseunternehmen Hall 25 137
Assam Bengal Navigation
Co. Pvt Ltd Hall 5.2b 205,205a
ASSD Ho(s)telsoftware Hall 10.1 109
Association des Hotels
de Charme Hall 20 128
Association of Cyprus Tourist
Enterprises Hall 1.1 110, 110a
Association of Cyprus
Travel Agents Hall 1.1 110, 110a
Association of Ecotourism
in Romania Hall 4.1 237
Association of Hotels and
Restaurants of Latvia Hall 18 130
Association Tourists Operators Hall 20 128
ASTA Hall 3.1 242
Asterias Beach Hotel Hall 1.1 110, 110a
Astlanda Hotelli AS /
Radisson Blu Hotel Hall 18 127
ASTRAL Holidays International Hall 15.1 101
Astrida Travel Hall 18 131a
Asturien, Grünes Spanien Hall 2.1 101, 101a
ATA, Associacao de Turismo
dos Acores Hall 1.1 210
ATA, Associacao de Turismo
dos Acores Hall 4.1 233
ATC African Travel Concept Hall 20 138
ATG Africa Travel Hall 20 119
ATG Travel Deutschland GmbH Hall 7.1a 100a-b
ATI Travel Hall 26.a 119
atib (Alternative Tourism Events
and Enterprises Association) Hall 3.2 201
ATIS a.s. Hall 7.2b 102a
Atlantica Hotels & Resorts Hall 1.1 110, 110a
Atlantis Paradise Island Bahamas Hall 22.a 112
Atlantis The Palm Dubai Hall 2.2 100
Atlas African Safaris Ltd. Hall 21.a 121
Atlas Outdoor Hall 21.b 213
Atlas Tours Hall 4.2 200
Atlas Voyages Hall 21.b 213
Atmantan Wellness Resort Hall 9 310
atmosfair gGmbH Hall 4.1 249
Atomium & ADAM Brussels Hall 10.2 103
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Atout France - Frankreich Hall 1.1 201, 201a
ATP - Association of Tourism
Professionals Hall 20 128
Atrium Hotels-Luxury Resorts
Collection-Rhodes-Greece Hall 1.1 101,101a
ATS Pacific Australia Hall 5.2a 119
ATS Pacific Fiji Hall 5.2a 103
Attica Group / Superfast Ferries-
Blue Star Ferries Hall 1.1 101,101a
Attitude Hotels Hall 20 128
ATV SRL-Busdienst Gardasee
Verona Hall 1.2 224
Au Quai Restaurant GmbH Hall 6.2a 102, 104
Auckland Seaplanes Hall 5.2a 120
Audi Forum Ingolstadt Hall 6.2b 301
Augsburg Regio Tourismus GmbH Hall 6.2b 301
Augustusburg/Scharfenstein/
Lichtenwalde Schlossbetriebe Hall 11.2 102
AURA VOYAGES Boutique Indian
Voyages Hall 5.2b 205,205a
Auras Tours Hall 2.2 102
Auric Air Services Ltd. Hall 21.a 128
Aurora Lapland Travel
& Our Lapland - Our Sámiland Hall 18 132b
Austin, Visit Austin Hall 3.1 211
Australia One Pty Ltd Hall 5.2a 119
Australia Tourism Hall 5.2a 119
Australian Wildlife Journeys Hall 5.2a 119
Australis Hall 23.b 208
Austria Trend Hotels Hall 17 103
Authentic Borneo Tours Hall 26.a 109
Authentic Madagascar Tours Hall 20 103
Authentic Tanzania Ltd. Hall 21.a 128
Autobus Oberbayern Hall 6.2b 301
Autocandia - Rent a Car Greece Hall 1.1 114
Autostadt GmbH Hall 6.2a 103a
AUTOTRANS d.o.o. Hall 1.2 216
Auvergne Rhône Alpes Tourisme Hall 1.1 201, 201a
Availpro Hall 8.1 138
Avance Rent Hall 1.1 103
AVANI Hua Hin Resort & Villas Hall 26.b 221
Avanspettacolo Venezia
Dinner Show Hall 1.2 224
Avantio Hall 6.1 106
Avatar Tour Ltd. Hall 15.1 101
avenTOURa GmbH Hall 22.a 124
Aventuras Tierra Verde Hall 22.b 201, 201a
AVI Travel Hall 1.2 116
Avianca Aerovías del continente
Americano Hall 23.a 122
Avila Beach Hotel Hall 22.a 105
Avis Budget
Autovermietung
Hall 9 101a, 101b
AVIS-Budget Réunion Hall 20 130
AVRA.travel Hall 6.1 128
AVS GmbH Data Management
& Customer Care Hall 11.2 103
AVS GmbH Data Management
& Customer Care Hall 6.2b 318
Avvio Hall 6.1 136
awotel Burhave Hall 9 109
AX Hotel Operations Hall 1.2 220
Axis & Globe Travel Hall 18 123
Axis Data, S.L. Hall 2.1 204
Ayara Hilltops Boutique Resort
& Spa, Phuket Hall 26.b 211
Aydinbey Group Hotels Hall 3.2 201
Ayia Napa-Protaras
Tourism Board Hall 1.1 110, 110a
Ayii Anargyri Hotel Hall 1.1 110, 110a
Ayodya Resort Bali Hall 26.a 115
Ayung Resort Ubud Hall 26.a 115
Ayvalik Hall 3.2 201
Azerbaijan Ministry of Culture
& Tourism Hall 3.1 601
Azeta Incoming Argentina Hall 23.b 209
Azia Beach Hotel Hall 1.1 110, 110a
AZIMUT Management Europe
GmbH Hall 8.1 117
Azores Airlines
Hall 1.1 202,202a-c
Azoris Hotels & Leisure Hall 1.1 202,202a-c
Azura Hotels Hall 3.2 201
Azura Retreats Hall 21.a 128
B
B&B Hotels Hall 1.1 213
B2Book srl Hall 6.1 124
B4ITALY Hall 1.2 108
Bab Al Qasr Hall 2.2 200
BabelYo Kawan Jalan Indonesia Hall 26.b 228
Babylonstoren Hall 9 310
Bach-Archiv Leipzig Hall 11.2 102
Bad Hersfeld Hall 7.2c 101
Badem Tour Hall 1.2 201
Baden Airpark GmbH Hall 6.2b 201
Baden-Baden Kur-
& Tourismus GmbH Hall 6.2b 201
Baden-Württemberg,
Tourismus Marketing Hall 6.2b 201
Bagus Retreat Resorts Hall 26.a 115
Bahamas Tourist Office Hall 22.a 112
Bahia del Duque Hall 2.1 121
Bahia Principe Hotels & Resorts Hall 22.a 106
Bahrain Tourism
& Exhibition Authority Hall 4.2 204
Baibol Travel www.baibol.kg Hall 3.1 606
Baisy Oryx Tours,
Travel & Safaris Ltd. Hall 4.1 246
BAKKA Hall 3.2 201
Bala Guest House Hall 5.2a 106
Balears, Agencia de Turisme
de les Illes Balears Hall 2.1 102
Bali Hai Cruises Hall 26.a 115
Bali Mandira Beach
Resort & Spa Hall 26.a 115
Bali Tropic Resort & Spa Hall 26.a 115
Balitamansari Hotels Group Hall 26.a 115
Ballettzentrum Hamburg -
John Neumeier Hall 6.2a 102, 104
Baltic Blues UAB Hall 18 111
Baltic Travel Group Hall 18 130
BALTICVISION Hall 18 111b
Banana Island Resort Doha
by Anantara Hall 2.2 206
Banco de Reservas Hall 22.a 100, 100a
Banco Popular Dominicano Hall 22.a 100, 100a
Bandara Hotels & Resorts Hall 26.b 221
Banff & Lake Louise Tourism Hall 3.1 390
Bangkok Airways PCL Hall 26.b 231
Bangkok Hospital Hall 26.b 214
Bangkok Metropolitan
Administration Hall 26.b 233
Bangkok Palace Hotel
& Cholchan Cholchan
Pattaya Resort Hall 26.b 221
Bangladesh Tourism Board Hall 5.2a 100
Banthai Beach Resort & Spa Hall 26.b 211
Banyan Tree Bangkok Hall 26.b 221
Banyan Tree Kuala Lumpur Hall 26.a 117
Baraza Resort & Spa, Zanzibar Hall 21.a 126
Barbados Tourism Marketing Inc. Hall 22.a 110
Barbara Cruising d.o.o. Hall 1.2 204
Barcelo Hotel Group Hall 2.1 101, 101a
Barceló Hotel Group Hall 22.b 207
Barceló Hotel Group Hall 7.2b 102a
Barceló Hotels & Resorts Hall 22.a 115
Barcelona & Costa Brava
Boutique Hotels Hall 2.1 203
Barcelona Province Council -
Barcelona Province Tourist Board Hall 2.1 203
Barefoot Havelock
& The Serai Resorts Hall 5.2b 204
Bari Kothi, Azimganj Hall 5.2b 204
Baron Travel Corp. Hall 26.a 123, 126
Barton Hill Travel Hall 18 123
Barut Hotels Hall 3.2 201
Barzahlen.de Hall 6.1 116
Basanta Adventure Treks
& Expedition Hall 5.2a 116
Basecamp Explorer Spitsbergen Hall 18 132d
Basel Tourismus
Hall 17 101,101a-c
Basel und die Fondation Beyeler Hall 16 100c
Baskenland, Basque Tour Hall 2.1 101, 101a
Bassin d’Arcachon Hall 1.1 201, 201a
BATAB Hall 3.2 201
Batavia Stad Amsterdam
Fashion Outlet Hall 10.2 102
Batman´s Hill on Collins Hall 5.2a 119
Bauhaus 100 im Westen
Geschäftsbüro Hall 8.2 102a
Bauhaus-Archiv Berlin Hall 12 101
Baum & Zeit - Baumkronenpfad
Beelitz-Heilstätten HPG Hall 12 101
Bavaria Fernreisen Hall 25 137
Bay Hotel Ho Chi Minh Hall 26.c 313
Bay Watch Travel Hall 1.2 118
Bay Watch Travel Agency Hall 1.2 118
Bayer. Staatsbad Bad
Kissingen GmbH Hall 6.2b 301
Bayerische Staatsoper Hall 6.2b 301
Bayerischer Golfverband e.V. Hall 6.2b 301
Bayerischer Heilbäder-
Verband e.V. Hall 6.2b 301
Bayerischer Landessportverband Hall 4.1 106
Bayerischer Wald / TVO Hall 6.2b 301
Bayerisches Golf
& Thermenland / TVO Hall 6.2b 301
Bayerisches Staatsministerium
für Umwelt und
Verbraucherschutz Hall 6.2b 301
Bayern Tourismus Marketing Hall 6.2b 301
Bayerwald Media GmbH Hall 6.2b 301
BAYREUTH Marketing
& Tourismus Hall 6.2b 301
BBI- School for International
Hospitality & Tourism Business Hall 10.2 101
BB-Promotion GmbH Hall 8.2 103a
bbw Akademie GmbH Hall 11.1 212
bbw Hochschule Hall 11.1 212
bd4travel GmbH Hall 5.1 118
Be Live Collection Palace de Muro Hall 2.1 106
Be Live Hotels Hall 2.1 105
BE! Tourismus AG
Hall 17 101,101a-c
Beach Republic (Samui) Co.,Ltd. Hall 26.b 221
Beachcomber Resorts + Hotels Hall 20 125
Beaches of Fort Myers & Sanibel Hall 3.1 305
Beachscape Kin Ha Hotel Hall 22.b 207
Beads Safaris Collection Hall 21.a 108a
Beauty of Japan Hall 4.1 238
Beauty of Japan Tours Hall 26.a 102
BECKERBILLETT GmbH Hall 16 100d
Bedriven
Hall 1.1 202,202a-c
Bee Eater & Honey Guide Safaris Hall 21.a 128
Beehive Hospitality Hall 6.1 123
BeeRent B.V. Hall 6.1 122
Beethoven Jubiläums GmbH Hall 8.2 103a
Beethoven Orchester Bonn Hall 8.2 103a
Beethovenfest Bonn Hall 8.2 103a
Beethoven-Haus Bonn Hall 8.2 103a
Behörde für Kultur und Medien Hall 6.2a 102, 104
Beijing CAISSA International
Travel Service Hall 26.c 302
Beijing Mioji Technology
Co. Ltd. Hall 6.1 113
Beijing Nimbus International
Travel Service Hall 26.c 305
Belconti Resort Hotel Hall 3.2 201
Beleon Group Hall 1.1 101,101a
Belgien-Tourismus Wallonie Hall 16 100e
Belgium - visit.brussels Hall 10.2 103
Belize Tourism Board Hall 22.b 208
Belize Vacation Partners Hall 22.b 208
Bella Aventura Costa Rica Hall 22.b 201, 201a
Belmondo Viaggi Hall 1.2 102
Belvelo E-Bike Erlebnisreisen
für Genießer Hall 26.c 301
Benchmark Hotel & Resorts Hall 3.1 305
Benecke’s Reisewelt Hall 5.2a 119
Benletoni Tours Hall 1.1 101,101a
Bensaude Hotels
Hall 1.1 202,202a-c
Bentour Reisen Hall 25 119
Beppler and Jacobson
Montenegro DOO Hall 1.2 219
Berchtesgadener Land
Tourismus GmbH Hall 6.2b 301
Berge & Meer Touristik GmbH Hall 25 151
Bergisches Struktur-&
Wirtschaftsförderungsgesellschaft Hall 8.2 103c
Berjaya Hotel and Resort Hall 26.a 117
Berlin Barrierefrei Hall 12 101
Berlin Health Excellence Hall 21.b 214h
Berlin Highlights GmbH Hall 12 101
Berlin Leichtathletik-EM
2018 GmbH Hall 12 101
Berlin Stars Hall 12 101
Berlin Treptow-Köpenick
Tourismusverein Hall 12 101
Berlin-Brandenburg Hall 12 101
Berliner Apotheker-Verein
& Verband Hall 24 102
Berliner Bezirke Hall 12 101
Berliner CSD e.V. Hall 21.b 216a
Berliner Morgenpost GmbH Hall 14.1 101
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BERmark Incoming GmbH Hall 12 101
Bern Tourismus
Hall 17 101,101a-c
Bernard Tours (Pvt.) Ltd. Hall 5.2a 114
berner+becker revenue
management Hall 7.1c 120c
Bero Berlin Eurolimousine Hall 18 117
Best Day Travel Group Hall 22.b 207
Best Digital Solution Hall 1.2 202
Best Hospitality Solution Hall 1.2 202
Best of Costa Rica Tour
Operator & DMC Hall 22.b 201, 201a
Best of Lanka (Pvt) Ltd Hall 5.2a 114
Best of Scandinavia Incoming Hall 18 132e
Best Sport Solution Hall 1.2 202
Best Time RV Hall 3.1 415
Best Time Tour,
Luxury Transports
Hall 1.1 202,202a-c
Best Travel Hall 15.1 103
Best Western Hotels & Resorts Hall 26.a 115
Best Western Hotels & Resorts Hall 9 309
BEST-REISEN Hall 25 147
BestSearch Media GmbH Hall 6.1 115
Besucherbergwerk Markus-
Semmler Bad Schlema Hall 10.2 112
Betterspace Hall 7.1c 102
BETÜSAB Hall 3.2 201
Betuyab A.S. (Belek Tourism
Investors Association) Hall 3.2 119
Bewotec GmbH Hall 5.1 123
Beyond Roads Travel
& Photography Hall 4.1 227
BG Rei Del Mediterrani
Palace Adults only Hall 2.1 106
Bhara Tours Hall 26.a 115
Bhaya Group Hall 26.c 313
BHM Media Solutions GmbH Hall 6.1 126
Bhutan - Bhutan Travel Hall 26.c 318
Bhutan - Happiness Kingdom
Travels Hall 26.c 330
Bhutan Etho Metho Tours & Treks Hall 26.c 324
Bhutan Friendship Holidays Hall 26.c 318
Bhutan Green Travel Hall 26.c 318
Bhutan Land of Happiness Tours Hall 26.c 318
Bhutan Mind Vacation Tours Hall 26.c 318
Bhutan Norter Adventure Hall 26.c 318
Bhutan Tourism Corporation
Ltd. (BTCL) Hall 26.c 327
Bhutan Tourister Hall 26.c 318
Bhutan Travel Bureau Hall 26.c 331
Bhutan Travel Service Hall 26.c 318
Bhutan Wind Horse Tours,
Treks and Expeditions Hall 26.c 332
Bhutan Yarden Tours & Treks Hall 26.c 318
Bhutan, Tourism Council Hall 26.c 318
Bibelhaus Erlebnis Museum Hall 10.2 112
BIBIONE LIVE Hall 1.2 224
BIC Tours Hall 21.a 121
Bidvest Car Rental Hall 20 138
Bidy Tour Hall 26.a 115
Big Bus Tours Hall 18 123
BIG Family VMC Hall 2.1 124
Big Game Parks Hall 20 114
BigFoot Tours Hall 20 131
BigXtra Touristik GmbH Hall 25 172
Bike Rent NYC Hall 3.1 205
Bilbao Bizkaia Hall 21.b 215e
Biletbank - Akdeniz Petur Turizm
Seyahat Acentesi ve Tic. A.S. Hall 25 132
Bingen-Rüdesheimer Fähr-
& Schiffahrtsges. Hall 7.2c 101
Biohotel Strandeck Hall 4.1 216
Birce Tour Hall 25 145
Birmingham, Alabama CVB Hall 3.1 222
BizTravel Hall 10.1 121
Blackpool Holdings (Pvt) Ltd Hall 5.2a 114
Blanes, Oficina de Turisme Hall 2.1 203
Blau Hotels & Resorts Hall 2.1 102
Blau Mari Travel Services Hall 2.1 201,201a-c
Blenheim Palace Hall 18 120
BLISS INNS PRIVATE LIMITED Hall 5.2b 205,205a
Blu Hotels Spa Hall 1.2 218
Blue Bay Golf & Beach Resort Hall 22.a 105
Blue Bay Hotels Zanzibar Hall 21.a 128
Blue Bird Airways Hall 1.1 101,101a
Blue Boat Company Hall 10.2 102
Blue Diamond Hotels & Resorts Hall 22.b 207
Blue Diamond Salam Palace Resort Hall 2.2 104
Blue Dolphin Hotel Hall 1.1 101,101a
Blue Horizons Travel & Tours, Inc Hall 26.a 123, 126
Blue Lagoon Cruises Fiji Hall 5.2a 103
Blue Lagoon Group Hall 1.1 116
Blue Lagoon- Home of Dolphin
Encouters Hall 22.a 112
Blue Lanka Tours (Pvt) Ltd Hall 5.2a 114
Blue Man Group Hall 3.1 205
Blue Poppy Tours & Treks Hall 26.c 328
Blue Ribbon Bags Hall 2.1 115
Blue Travel Partner Services/
Destination Services Hall 22.a 100, 100a
Bluewater Resorts Hall 26.a 123, 126
Blumenfisch am Großen
Wannsee Hall 12 101
bmi Hall 25 130
Bo Phut Resort & Spa Hall 26.b 217
BOAT BIKE TOURS Hall 10.2 102
Bochum Marketing GmbH Hall 8.2 101a
Bochumer Veranstaltungs-GmbH Hall 8.2 101a
Bodenmais Tourismus
& Marketing Hall 6.2b 301
Bodensee Airport Friedrichshafen Hall 6.2b 201
Bohemia - Discover Balkans Hall 1.2 201
Bohemia Suites & Spa Hall 1.1 112
Bohol Beach Club Hall 26.a 123, 126
Boiana-MG Travel Company Hall 15.1 101
Bonner Personen Schiffahrt eG Hall 8.2 103a
Bonotel Exclusive Travel Hall 3.1 351
Bontour Incoming - C.I.
Travel Group Hall 18 124
Boogie Events Hall 4.1 220
Bookassist Hall 8.1 108
Booking.com Hall 9 202
Bookingkit GmbH Hall 25 137
BookLogic Hall 8.1 122
Boomerang Reisen Hall 5.2a 119
Boomerang Reisen GmbH
Filiale Berlin Hall 20 120
Bordeaux Wine Trip Hall 1.1 201, 201a
Borealis Destination Management Hall 18 111b
Borgo Egnazia Hall 9 310
Borneo Eco Tours Hall 26.a 109
Borneo Nature Tours Sdn Bhd Hall 26.a 117
Borneo Refugia Adventure
Sdn Bhd Hall 26.a 117
Borneo Trails Tours & Travel Hall 26.a 109
Boston Hotel Hamburg Hall 6.2a 102, 104
BOSYS Software GmbH Hall 5.1 106
Botswana Tourism Organisation Hall 20 131
Bougainville Experience Tours Hall 5.2a 106
Bougainvillea Group Lodges Hall 21.a 128
Boundless Southern Africa Hall 20 107
Boundless Southern Africa Hall 4.1 251
BOYTAV Bodrum Peninsula Hall 3.2 201
BQ Alcudia Sun Village Hall 2.1 106
Bradenton Area Convention
and Visitors Bureau Hall 3.1 304
Brandenburg Hall 12 101
Brandenburgische Gesellschaft
für Kultur und Geschichte Hall 12 101
Brandenburgischer Kurorteund
Bäderverband e.V. Hall 12 101
Brändön Lodge & Pine Bay Lodge Hall 18 108
Bratislava Tourist Board Hall 7.2b 103
Brauereigasthof Hotel Aying Hall 9 310
Brauhaus Lemke Hall 12 101
Bräutigam Ideen, Druck & Service
GmbH & Co. KG Hall 25 101
Hall 23.b
Stand 203
Brazilian Tourist Board - Embratur Hall 23.b 203
Breezes Bahamas Hall 22.a 112
Breezes Beach Club Hall 21.a 126
Bremen + Bremerhaven Hall 6.2a 101
Bremer Ratskeller, Weinhandel &
Versand, Großmarkt Bremen GmbH Hall 6.2a 101
Bright Sky Travel Hall 4.2 115
Brijrama Palace Hall 5.2b 204
Bristol Airport Hall 18 123
Bristol and Bath Cultural
Destinations Hall 18 123
Brno Hall 7.2b 102a
Broadway Inbound Hall 3.1 205
Broich Premium Catering GmbH Hall 8.2 103a
Brot für die Welt - Tourism Watch Hall 4.1 224
Browns Hotels & Resorts Hall 5.2a 114
BS PAYONE GmbH Hall 10.1 117
BTP Bauer Touristik Hall 23.a 112
BTravel d.o.o. Best Travel Solution Hall 1.2 202
Buchbinder Rent-a-Car Hall 14.1 103a, 103b
Buchheim Museum der Phantasie Hall 6.2b 301
Bucintoro Viaggi S.R.L. Hall 1.2 224
Buddha Air Hall 5.2a 116
Buenos días México Business
& Travel Hall 22.b 207
Buffalo City Metropolitan
Municipality Hall 20 138
Buffalo Tours Hall 26.c 307
Buffelsdrift Game Lodge Hall 20 138
Bulgarien - Ministerium
für Tourismus Hall 15.1 101
Bumi Surabaya City Resort Hall 26.a 115
Bundesagentur für Arbeit Hall 11.1 214
Bundesamt für Naturschutz Hall 24 101
BundesForum Kinderund
Jugendreisen Hall 4.1 118
Bundesgartenschau Erfurt 2021 Hall 11.2 103
Bundesgartenschau Heilbronn 2019 Hall 6.2b 201
Bundeskunsthalle Hall 16 100c
Bundesministerium für wirtschaftliche
Zusammenarbeit und Entwicklung
(BMZ) Hall 4.1 200
Bundesverband der Gästeführer
in Deutschland Hall 12 102
BUNDU ADVENTURES Hall 21.e 101
Burasari Group Co., Ltd Hall 26.b 221
Burg Hohenzollern,
Burgverwaltung Hall 6.2b 201
Burgas Municipality Hall 15.1 101
Burgenland Tourismus GmbH Hall 17 103
Burgmuseum Burg Liechtenstein Hall 10.2 112
Burj Khalifa - At The Top Hall 2.2 100
Bursa Culture & Tourism
Promotion Association Hall 3.2 116
Bursa Kültür Turizmi ve Tanitma
Birligi Baskanligi Hall 3.2 201
Bush Ways Safaris Hall 20 131
Bushcamp Company Hall 21.e 101
Business Visum GmbH Hall 7.1a 100a-b
Busy Rooms Limited Hall 10.1 112a
BUZZ DMC
Hall 1.1 202,202a-c
Byblos Hotel Hall 2.2 100
C
CA Customer Alliance GmbH Hall 8.1 135a
Cabildo Insular de la Gomera Hall 2.1 202
Cabo Verde, Direcção Geral
de Turismo e Transportes Hall 21.b 208
Cactus Hotels Hall 1.1 101,101a
Cactus Tours Madagascar Hall 20 121,122
Cadiz Tourist Board
Hall 2.1 201,201a-c
Cadw Hall 18 121
Caesar data & Software Ltd. Hall 6.1 103
Caesar Premier Hotels Hall 4.2 205
Caesars Entertainment Hall 3.1 231
Cala Ginepro Hotels Hall 1.2 212
Cala Pins- Best Hotels
Hall 2.1 201,201a-c
Cala Ratjada - Font de sa Cala - Canyamel
- Cala Mesquida - Capdepera Hall 2.1 123
Calacuncheddi Hotel de Charme Hall 1.2 212
Calaserena Village Hall 1.2 212
Calido Maris Hotel Hall 3.2 201
CalMac Ferries Hall 18 123
Caloura Hotel Resort
Hall 1.1 202,202a-c
Camara Argentina de Turismo Hall 23.b 209
Cambodia, Ministry of Tourism Hall 26.b 225
Cambria DMC Hall 18 121
Cambrils, Patronat Municipal
de Turisme Hall 2.1 203
Camiecua Cia.Ltda. Agencia
de viajes Hall 23.a 113
Camino Abierto Hall 23.b 209
Camino Travel & Premio DMC Hall 22.b 201, 201a
CaminoWays.com Hall 4.1 217
Camp Adventure Hall 4.1 213
Camp Hwange & Kazuma Trails Hall 20 133
Campervan North America LLC Hall 3.1 435
Camping Abbatoggia Hall 1.2 212
Camping Flumendosa Hall 1.2 212
Camping Kovacine (Cresanka d.d.) Hall 1.2 207
Camping S’ena Arrubia Hall 1.2 212
Canadian Tours International Hall 3.1 390
Canadian Travel Partners Hall 3.1 390
Canadvac Travel Services Hall 3.1 390
Canakkale Hall 3.2 201
Canary Island Car S.L.U. CICAR Hall 2.1 209
Cantabria, Kantabrien Hall 2.1 101, 101a
Canterbury Cathedral Hall 18 123
Cape and Kantary Hotels Hall 26.a 107
Cape Hotel Hall 20 138
Cape St Francis Hall 20 138
Cape Town Helicopters Hall 20 132
Caper Travel - India Hall 5.2b 211
Capri by Fraser Berlin Hall 12 101
Caraka Travelindo Hall 26.a 115
Caravan Kooch Tour
and Travel Agency Hall 4.1 236
Carcassonne, Weltkulturerbe Hall 1.1 201, 201a
Caribbean Tourism Organization Hall 22.a 117
Caribbean Tours Hall 22.a 107
Carlingford Adventure Centre Hall 4.1 104
Carlson Rezidor Hotel Group Hall 9 208
Carnival Cruise Line Hall 25 125
Caronte & Tourist S.p.A. Hall 1.2 113
Carpathian Euroregion Poland,
Association Hall 14.1 112
Casa de Campo Resort & Villas Hall 22.a 100, 100a
Casale Panayiotis Traditional Village Hall 1.1 110, 110a
Cascade Wellness & Lifestyle Resort Hall 1.1 202,202a-c
Cash Autonoleggi Hall 1.2 224
Cast Central America Hall 22.b 201, 201a
Castell - Platja D’Aro - S’Agaró Hall 2.1 203
Castelldefels, Oficina de Turismo Hall 2.1 203
Castilla La Mancha Hall 2.1 101, 101a
CASTILLA Y LEON Hall 2.1 101, 101a
Catalonia Hotels & Resorts Hall 22.b 207
Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd. Hall 26.a 119
CATOD Hall 3.2 201
CATS Ltd. Hall 3.1 603
Caucasus Travel Hall 15.1 103
Cavalieri Art Hotel Prestige
Travel Marketing Hall 1.2 220
Cavo Spada Luxury Sports
& Leisure Resort & Spa Hall 1.1 112
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CBS Cologne Business
School GmbH Hall 11.1 202
CCP Condor Computer GmbH Hall 5.1 137
Ceará Destination 23.A 106
Celes Beachfront Resort
& Samui Palm Beach Resort Hall 26.b 221
Celestyal Cruises Hall 25 101
CELTH Centre of Expertise Leisure,
Tourism & Hospitality Hall 10.2 102
Celtic Group Hostels Hall 4.1 104
Cendyn Hall 7.1c 103
Centara Hotels & Resorts Hall 26.b 223
Centennial Hotel Tallinn Hall 18 111b
Central Asia Tourism
Company / CAT Hall 3.1 606
Central Asian Travel System Hall 3.1 605
Central Baltic Incoming AB Hall 18 132e
Central Bohemia Hall 7.2b 102a
Central Hoteles Hall 22.b 207
CentreVille Hotel & Experiences Hall 1.2 219
Centro de Portugal ARPT Hall 1.1 202,202a-c
Centro Vacanze Isuledda Hall 1.2 212
Centrovital Hotel Hall 12 101
Century Hotel Hall 2.2 206
Certified GmbH & Co. KG Hall 7.1a 100a-b
CESTOB Cesme Association
of Touristic Hoteliers Hall 3.2 201
Ceylon Tours Ltd. Hall 5.2a 114
CFK Spiesen Elversberg Hall 9 109
CGH Earth Hall 5.2b 206
Chaba Samui Resort and Chaba,
Cabana Beach Resort Hall 26.b 221
Cha-Da Hotel Group Hall 26.b 221
Chadstone - The Fashion Capital Hall 5.2a 119
Chaka Camps Hall 21.a 128
Chamber of Corfu Hall 1.1 102
Chamber of Shipping Hall 3.2 201
Champagne Marne Tourism Board Hall 1.1 201, 201a
Champions Travel Hall 9 320
Champlung Hotels & Resort Hall 26.a 115
Chandra Universal Travel PT. Hall 26.a 115
Charleston, Explore South Carolina Hall 3.1 330
Charmillion Hotels & Resorts Hall 4.2 117
Charter Traffic Hall 25 134
Chaweng Regent and Melati Beach
Resort and Spa Hall 26.b 221
CHC Hotels / Chnaris Hotel Management
Development & Consulting S.A. Hall 1.1 101,101a
Check it Consulting Hall 6.1 132
Cheli & Peacock Safaris Hall 20 121,122
Chelsea Hotel Toronto Hall 3.1 390
Chemnitzer Wirtschaftsförderungsund
Entwicklungsgesellschaft Hall 11.2 102
Chen-Ray Travel and Tours Hall 26.c 318
CHERNOBYLwel.come Hall 3.1 616
Chia Laguna Hall 1.2 212
Chiawa Camp Hall 21.e 101
Chickasaw Country Hall 3.1 140
Chiemgau Tourismus e.V. Hall 6.2b 301
Chiemsee-Alpenland Tourismus Hall 6.2b 301
Chikunto Safaris Ltd. Hall 21.e 101
Chile Hall 23.b 212
Chilo Gorge Safari Lodge Hall 20 133
China Airlines, German Branch Hall 26.a 121
China Charmission Travel Hall 4.1 238
Hall 26.c
Stand 314
China National Tourism
Administration Hall 26.c 314
China Peace International Tourism Hall 25 175
China Southern Airlines Co., Ltd. Hall 26.a 110
China Tours Hamburg CTH GmbH Hall 26.c 339
China Travel Service (Hong Kong) Hall 26.a 119
China Travel Service (Taiwan) Hall 26.a 121
Chobe Game Lodge Hall 20 131
Choco-Story Brussels Hall 10.2 103
Choice Getaways Hall 20 138
Choice Hotels International Hall 9 319
Choice Hotels International Hall 9 319
Choose Chicago Hall 3.1 232
christian hotels hospitality
international Hall 8.1 131
Christliche Akademie des Verbandes
Christlicher Hoteliers e.V. Hall 8.1 131
ChrunchIT Hall 8.1 113a
Churchill Safaris & Travel Hall 21.a 121
Chute Hall 6.1 144k
Ciao Travel Hall 26.c 306
CIBT VisumCentrale GmbH Hall 7.1a 100a-b
Cinnamon Hotels & Resorts Hall 5.2a 109
Cipta Vacations Indonesia Hall 26.a 115
Circle Line Sightseeing Cruises Hall 3.1 205
Circuit de Barcelona - Catalunya Hall 2.1 203
Cirque du Soleil Hall 3.1 231
Citadel Hotelsoftware GmbH Hall 8.1 135a
Citrus Leisure PLC Hall 5.2a 114
City Cruises Hall 18 123
City Hall of Kielce Hall 15.1 100
City Hotel Tallinn Hall 18 111b
City Management Hamburg Hall 6.2a 102, 104
City of Luxembourg & Urban Timetravel
by Digital Devotion Group Hall 10.2 101
City Sightseeing Ltd. Hall 25 169
Cityrama Gray Line Portugal Hall 1.1 202,202a-c
Civil Aviation Authority of Zimbabwe Hall 20 133
CK Domstadt-Hotels
GmbH & Co. KG Hall 11.2 101
Classic Lanka Travels Hall 26.b 228
Classic Namibia Hall 20 112
Classic Portfolio Hall 20 121,122
Classic Safari Africa Hall 20 112
Clementson Travel Office Hall 1.2 224
Cleopatra Luxury Hotels & Resort Hall 4.2 106
Clervaux Rent-a-City, Excellence
Hotels Hall 10.2 101
Clock Software Ltd. Hall 7.1c 109
Cloudbeds Hall 7.1c 111a
CloudInn Hall 6.1 133
Club Calimera Serra Palace Hall 3.2 201
Club Magellan Ltd. Hall 15.1 101
Club Nena Hall 3.2 201
Club Tuana Fethiye Hall 3.2 201
Cluster Festival in Bulgaria Hall 15.1 101
Cluster Turistico Destino Puerto
Plata Hall 22.a 100, 100a
Cluster Turístico La Romana
Bayahibe Hall 22.a 100, 100a
CN Travel Seijas y Otero S.L. Hall 2.1 101, 101a
Coastal Aviation Hall 21.a 128
Coastal South Carolina USA Hall 3.1 330
Cobalt Hall 1.1 110
Coco Beach Island Resort Hall 26.a 123, 126
Cocobeach Agency and Tours Hall 21.a 123
CodeGen Ltd Hall 6.1 137
Coeur des Îles Hall 22.a 114
Collectors Club Berlin Hall 10.2 112
Color Line GmbH Hall 18 132d
Colorado Ltd. Hall 20 128
Colorado Springs Convention
& Visitors Bureau Hall 3.1 310
Colorado Tourism Office Hall 3.1 310
Colors of Zanzibar Hall 21.a 128
Colour Tour Georgia Hall 15.1 103
Coltur Peru Hall 23.a 118
Columbia Hotels & Resorts Hall 1.1 110
Columbus Tours Hall 5.2a 114
Comair Limited Hall 20 138
Coma-Ruga, Patronat Municipal de
Turisme del Vendrell Hall 2.1 203
Comintour Hall 3.1 611
Commodore Elite & Monachus
Hotels Hall 3.2 201
Common Wadden Sea Secretariat
representing the Wadden Sea World
Heritage Hall 4.1 230
Common Wadden Sea Secretariat
representing the Stakeholder Plattform Hall 4.1 216
COMO Uma Canggu Hall 26.a 115
Compagnie du Ponant Hall 6.2a 102, 104
COMPASS GmbH Hall 11.1 202
Compass Tours Incoming Hall 8.2 103a
Comptoir Corail Hall 20 130
Computer-L.A.N. GmbH Hall 5.1 140
Comwell Hotels Hall 18 132a
Con Chioggia SI Hall 1.2 224
Concardis GmbH Hall 5.1 131
Concord Travel Hall 15.1 103
Concorde De Luxe Resort & Spa Hall 3.2 122
Concorde Travel Tours Hall 20 128
Condor Ferries Hall 18 124
Condor Flugdienst GmbH Hall 6.2a 102, 104
Condor Travel S.A.C. Hall 23.b 216
Condor Verde - DMC Costa Rica Hall 22.b 201, 201a
Condor Verde Travel Hall 22.b 207
Conex Group S.A. Hall 22.b 201, 201a
Con-Ex Latvia Tours Group Hall 18 130
conferencefinder.com Hall 9 109
Congress- und Tourismus-Zentrale
Nürnberg Hall 6.2b 301
conichi Hall 7.1c 106
Connaissance De Ceylan
(Pvt.) Ltd. Hall 5.2a 114
Connections DMC Ltd. Hall 20 128
Connections Réunion Hall 20 130
Connex Caribe Hall 22.b 207
Conrad Hong Kong Hall 26.a 119
Conrad Koh Samui Hall 26.b 221
Cons. Città d’arte Ville venete
GIARDINO DI VENEZIA Hall 1.2 224
Conseil Régional du Tourisme
d’Agadir Souss Massa Hall 21.b 212
Conseil Régional du Tourisme de
l’Oriental, Regionaler Tourismusrat
marokkanischer Osten Hall 21.b 213
Conseil Régional du Tourisme de
Marrakech (CRT-Marrakech) Hall 21.b 213
Conseil Régional du Tourisme
de Tanger Tétouan Hall 21.b 213
CONSELVATUR / Selva Bananito
Lodge Hall 22.b 201, 201a
Consisho, Mexico Hall 8.1 113a
conso.de Hall 25 175
Consorci de turisme de Son
servera i Sant Llorenç Hall 2.1 102
Consorzio DMO Dolomiti Hall 1.2 224
Consorzio Turistico dei Laghi Hall 1.2 212
Constance Hotels, Resorts & Golf Hall 20 102
Constantinou Bros Hotels Hall 1.1 110, 110a
ConsultiiQ GmbH Hall 8.1 142a
CONTACT USA Hall 3.1 415
Cook Islands Tourism Corporation Hall 5.2a 104
Cool Ideas GmbH Hall 10.1 112a
COOP TRR Hall 3.2 201
COOP TRR UG Hall 25 173a
Copthorne Hotel Sharjah Hall 2.2 102
Coquille Bonheur Hall 20 128
Corail Hélicoptères Hall 20 130
Coral Beach Resort Sharjah Hall 2.2 102
Coral Hospitality Corp. Hall 22.a 100, 100a
Cordial Tours
Hall 1.1 202,202a-c
Cordoba Tourist Board
Hall 2.1 201,201a-c
Corendon Airlines Hall 25 122
Corendon Hotels & Resorts Hall 10.2 102
Cornelia De Luxe Resort Hall 3.2 129
Cornwall Hall 18 123
CORTINA MARKETING SE.AM. Hall 1.2 224
Cosmopolitan Hotel & Spa Hall 1.1 112
Costa Cálida, Región de Murcia -
Spanien Hall 2.1 101, 101a
Costa Daurada Tourism Board Hall 2.1 203
Costa del Sol Tourist Board Hall 2.1 201,201a-c
Costa Kreuzfahrten Niederlassung
der Costa Crociere S.p.A. (Genua) Hall 6.2a 102, 104
Costa Rica Dream Travel Hall 22.b 201, 201a
Costa Rica Tourism Board Hall 22.b 201, 201a
Costa Rica Trails Hall 22.b 201, 201a
Costa Rican Chamber of Commerce Hall 21.b 215h
Costa Smeralda Service Hall 1.2 212
Côte d’Ivoire Tourisme Hall 21.a 112
Cote Sun Hotels SARL SGIH Hall 20 130
Country Inn & Suites Hall 9 208
Country Tours Hall 5.2a 106
Countryside Hotels of Portugal Hall 1.1 212
Court Classique Suite Hotel Hall 20 132
Courtyard by Marriott Bali
Seminyak Resort Hall 26.a 115
CoVideo Hall 6.1 122
Cox and Kings Ltd Hall 5.2b 233
Cozumel & Riviera Maya
Tourism Board Hall 22.b 207
CPH Hotels Hall 8.1 130
Crafts and food Palladio tours Hall 1.2 224
Creative Travel Hall 5.2b 219
Cresta Hospitality Hall 20 133
Cresta Mowana Hall 20 131
Cretan Holidays S.A. Hall 1.1 114
Creter Tours Hall 23.a 113
Crew Tours Hall 4.1 238
Crillon Tours Bolivia Hall 23.a 112
Cristal Ballena Boutique & Spa Hall 22.b 201, 201a
Croatia Airlines Hall 1.2 214
Croatian Chamber of Economy
(Hrvatska Gospodarska Komora) Hall 4.1 259
CroisiEurope Hall 25 182
Crown Plaza Hall 15.1 103
Crown Regency Hotels & Resorts Hall 26.a 123, 126
Hall 5.2.a / Stand 107
Crown Tours Hall 5.2a 107
Crowne Plaza & Holiday Inn Death
Sea, Resorts & Spa Hall 4.2 200
Crowne Plaza
and Staybridge Suites Hall 2.2 200
Crowne Plaza Israel Hotels Hall 4.2 205
CRS Tours Hall 22.b 201, 201a
CRT Destination Marketing
& Management Services Hall 22.b 201, 201a
Crucemundo River Cruises Hall 25 183
Cruise America Inc. Hall 3.1 251
CRUISEHOST Solutions Hall 5.1 130
Crvena Luka DD Crvena Luka
Hotel & Resort Hall 1.2 214
Crystal Adventures P. Ltd Hall 5.2a 116
crystal communications GmbH Hall 5.3 114
Crystal Holidays (Pvt.) Ltd. Hall 5.2a 114
Crystal Hotels Resorts & Spa Hall 3.2 201
Crystal Safaris/ Lodges Uganda Hall 21.a 121
Ctrip.com International, Ltd. Hall 9 108
Cuba - Cubanisches
Fremdenverkehrsamt Hall 22.a 119
Cuba Incentives Hall 4.1 238
Cultural Cities
of Northern England
(Marketing Liverpool) Hall 18 123
Cultural Routes in Spain Hall 2.1 101, 101a
Culturandes Travel & Adventure Hall 23.a 118
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CULTURE LOUNGE /
projekt2508 GmbH Hall 16 100
Cultuzz Digital Media GmbH Hall 8.1 120
Cunard Line Hall 6.2a 102, 104
Curaçao Tourist Board Hall 22.a 105
Cuxland-Tourismus Hall 6.2a 103
CYAN Hotels Apollonia Santa
Marina Beach - Sitia Beach Hall 1.1 101,101a
Cynsa Tour Operator Hall 23.b 209
Cynthiana Beach Hotel Hall 1.1 110, 110a
Cyprus Agrotourism Company Hall 1.1 110, 110a
Cyprus Airways Hall 1.1 110, 110a
Cyprus Association for Cultural/
Special Interest Tourism Hall 1.1 110, 110a
Cyprus Hotel Association Hall 1.1 110, 110a
Czech Holidays Hall 7.2b 102a
Czech Railways Hall 7.2b 102a
Czech Tourist Authority Hall 7.2b 102a-b
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D&T Myanmar Travels
& Metta Cruises Hall 26.b 223b
D´Empuriabrava, Oficina
de Turisme Hall 2.1 203
dailypoint - software Hall 9 306
Daios Cove Luxury Resort Hall 1.1 112
Dalyan Iztuzu Turizm ve
Tanitim Dernegi Hall 3.2 201
Dan Hotels Hall 4.2 205
Danaos Leisure Services LTD Hall 1.1 110
Danat Hotels & Resorts Hall 2.2 200
Dancenter A/S Hall 18 132a
Danube Competence
Center (DCC) Hall 4.1 253
DaPhi GmbH Hall 4.1 109
Dara Samui Beach Resort
& Spa Villa Hall 26.b 221
Darah Travel Ltd. Hall 22.b 208
Darmstadt Marketing GmbH Hall 7.2c 101
Darna Travel and Tourism Hall 4.2 200
Das Concertgebouw Hall 10.2 102
Das Alpenhaus Kaprun Hall 17 103
Das Bergische - Naturarena
Bergisches Land Hall 8.2 103c
Das TicketTeam / team reisen
GmbH Hall 25 127
Datalink SA Hall 8.1 113a
Daugavpils Mark Rothko Art
Center Hall 18 130
Days Inns - Canada Hall 3.1 390
DB Connect GmbH Hall 13 100
DB Regio AG Regio Nordost Hall 12 101
DCAT Hall 3.1 606
DCS Touristik GmbH Hall 25 114
DDSG und Twin City Liner Hall 17 103
DE International Egypt Ltd. Hall 4.2 112a
De Maufel Feinkostladen
& Bistro Hall 10.2 101
De Voyager Global Tour Hall 26.a 109
De Zaanse Schans Hall 10.2 102
DE&HA Egypt Hall 25 101
DE&HA Emirates Hall 25 101
DE&HA Tourism Hall 25 101
Dead Sea Tamar Regional
Council Hall 4.2 205
Deevana Plaza Krabi Aonang Hall 26.b 221
Defne Hotels Hall 3.2 201
DEHOGA Deutsche
Hotelklassifizierung Hall 12 102
Delft Marketing Hall 10.2 102
dellarosa Hotel Suites & Spa Hall 21.b 213
Deloitte, India Hall 8.1 113a
Delphina SPA Hall 1.2 212
Delta Rain Pty Ltd Hall 20 131
Delta Tours Hall 18 131a
Denali Visions 3000 Corp Hall 3.1 401
DENTUROD (Pamukkale Denizli) Hall 3.2 201
Department Culture
& Tourism Abu Dhabi Hall 2.2 200
Department of Tourism
& Resorts of Ajara Hall 15.1 103
Department of Tourism, Daman Hall 5.2b 205,205a
DER Business Travel -
DER Deutsches Reisebüro Hall 7.1a 100a-b
DER Corporate Solutions
DER Touristik Deutschland Hall 8.1 117
Der SchottlandBerater Hall 18 123
DER Touristik GmbH -
Human Resources Hall 11.1 106
DER Touristik Köln GmbH Hall 8.2 103a
Derag Livinghotels
AG + Co. KG Hall 7.1a 100a-b
DerbySoft Hall 7.1c 110
DERPART Travel Service Hall 7.1a 100a-b
Des Hotels et des Îles Hall 22.a 114
Desert & Delta Safaris Hall 20 131
Desert Gate Tourism Hall 2.2 100
Designer Tours and Travel Hall 4.1 246
Designer Trips Argentina Hall 23.b 209
desiretec GmbH Hall 6.1 144f
Deste Travel Services Incoming
Italy Hall 1.2 224
Destination Afrika Hall 20 121,122
Destination Bornholm Hall 18 132a
Destination British Columbia Hall 3.1 390
Destination Canada Hall 3.1 390
Destination Canada Hall 3.1 390
Destination Conwy Hall 18 121
Destination Explore Hall 26.a 109
Destination Ile de Ré Hall 1.1 201, 201a
Destination Lapland Hall 18 132b
Destination Las Vegas Group Hall 3.1 231
Destination Libournais Hall 1.1 201, 201a
Destination NSW Hall 5.2a 119
Destination One Hall 1.1 100
Destination Ontario Hall 21.b 215d
Destination Services Hall 25 129
Destination Services
Costa Rica Hall 22.b 201, 201a
Destination Services Costa Rica Hall 25 129
Destination Services Cyprus Hall 25 129
Destination Services Dominican
Republic Hall 25 129
Destination Services Greece Hall 25 129
Destination Services Indonesia Hall 25 129
Destination Services Malta Hall 25 129
Destination Services Mexico Hall 25 129
Destination Services Morocco Hall 25 129
Destination Services Portugal Hall 25 129
Destination Services Spain Hall 25 129
Destination Services Thailand Hall 25 129
Destination Sønderjylland Hall 18 132a
Destination Touristic
Services GmbH Hall 15.1 101
Destinations of the World Hall 2.2 200
Destinos India Pvt Ltd Hall 5.2b 240
Details Hotels & Resorts Hall 1.1 202,202a-c
Hall 13
Stand 100
Deutsche Bahn AG Hall 13 100
Deutsche Bahn AG Hall 14.1 104
Deutsche Bodensee Tourismus
GmbH Hall 6.2b 201
Deutsche Hospitality Hall 9 317
Deutsche Kinemathek -
Museum für Film und
Fernsehen Hall 10.2 112
Deutsche Märchenstraße Hall 7.2c 101
Deutsche Messe Hall 7.1a 200a-b
Deutsche Oper am Rhein
Düsseldorf Duisburg Hall 8.2 103b
Deutsche Sporthochschule Köln Hall 11.1 313
Deutscher Blinden- und
Sehbehindertenverband e.V.
(DBSV) Hall 14.1 107
Deutscher Heilbäderverband
e.V. (DHV) Hall 12 102
Deutscher Tourismusverband
Service Hall 12 102
Deutsches Auswandererhaus Hall 6.2a 101
Deutsches Auswandererhaus
Bremerhaven Hall 10.2 112
Deutsches Automatenmuseum
Espelkamp Hall 10.2 112
Deutsches Edelsteinmuseum Hall 10.2 112
Deutsches Elfenbeinmuseum Hall 10.2 112
Deutsches Jugendherbergswerk Hall 12 102
Deutsches Jugendherbergswerk -
Landesverband Nordmark e.V. Hall 4.1 106
Deutsches Jugendherbergswerk
Landesverband Berlin-
Brandenburg Hall 4.1 106
Deutsches Jugendherbergswerk
LV Nordmark e.V. Hall 6.2a 105
Deutsches Jugendherbergswerk
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern e.V. Hall 4.1 110
Deutsches Jugendherbergswerk,
Landesverband Bayern e.V. Hall 6.2b 301
Deutsches Museum Bonn Hall 8.2 103b
Deutsches Nationaltheater und
Staatskapelle Weimar GmbH -
Staatstheater Thüringen Hall 11.2 103
Deutsches Nationaltheater und
Staatskapelle Weimar GmbH Hall 16 100c
Deutsches Spielzeugmuseum Hall 10.2 112
Deutsches Spionage Museum Hall 12 101
Deutsches Straßenmuseum Hall 10.2 112
Deutsches Uhrenmuseum
Glashütte Hall 10.2 112
Deutsch-Russisches Museum
Berlin-Karlshorst Hall 10.2 112
Dewi Wisata Tour and Travel Hall 26.a 115
DFDS Germany Aps & Co. KG Hall 18 119
DHBW Ravensburg Hall 11.1 101
DHISCO Inc. Hall 8.1 135
Dialoghaus Hamburg gGmbH Hall 6.2a 102, 104
DIAMIR Erlebnisreisen GmbH Hall 21.a 106
DIAMIR Erlebnisreisen GmbH Hall 5.2a 118
Diamond Leisure (Pvt) Ltd Hall 5.2a 114
Diana Dea Lodge Hall 20 130
Diana Travel Hall 3.2 124
Die Jugendherbergen in Rheinland-
Pfalz und im Saarland Hall 8.2 201c
Die Nordischen Länder: Schweden-Island-
Norwegen-Dänemark-Finnland Hall 18 132a-e
Die Nordsee GmbH Hall 6.2a 103
Diesenhaus - Unitours Incoming
Tourism Hall 4.2 205
Diethelm Travel Group Hall 26.b 229
diginetmedia Hall 5.1 106
Dinosaurier-Park Altmühltal
GmbH Hall 6.2b 301
Dionysos Travel & Tours Ltd. Hall 1.1 110, 110a
Diputación de Jaén
Hall 2.1 201,201a-c
DIRECTBUS s. r. o. Hall 7.2b 103
Directorate of Tourism Hall 5.2b 230
DIRS21 by TourOnline AG Hall 8.1 142b
Discover Crystal River Florida Hall 3.1 291
Discover Dominica Authority Hall 22.a 115
Discover East Hall 26.c 313
Discover England’s Great Walking
Trails (Marketing Peak District
& Derbyshire) Hall 18 123
Discover Holidays Hall 3.1 390
Discover Kyrgyzstan Hall 3.1 606
Discover Qatar Hall 2.2 206
Discover South America S.R.L. Hall 23.b 216
Discovery Expeditions Hall 22.b 208
Discovery Hotel Management Hall 1.1 202,202a-c
Discovery Kartika Plaza Hotel Bali Hall 26.a 115
Discovery Overland Holidays
Sdn Bhd Hall 26.a 117
Discovery Travel Costa Rica Hall 22.b 201, 201a
Discovery World Hall 2.2 200
Discovery World Hall 22.a 115
Disney on Broadway Hall 3.1 205
DITAB Hall 3.2 201
Dizalya Hotels Hall 3.2 201
DJ Garden Lodge Hall 5.2a 106
DM Travel GmbH Hall 15.1 101
DMC Balkans Hall 1.2 201
DMO CAORLE Hall 1.2 224
DOGAKA Hall 3.2 201
Dolan Hotels Hall 18 124
Dolphin Spirit Hall 18 123
Dolphin Suites Hall 22.a 105
Dom Pedro Hotels
& Golf Collection
Hall 1.1 202,202a-c
Domestic Asia Tour Hall 26.a 115
Dominica Tourist Office Hall 22.a 115
Dominica Tours Hall 22.a 115
Dominican Republic Ministry
of Tourism Hall 22.a 100, 100a
Domiruth Travel Service Hall 23.a 118
Domitur Travel
Hall 1.1 202,202a-c
Dommuseum Hildesheim Hall 16 100d
Domrey Angkor Co., Ltd Hall 26.c 306
Domschatz Essen Hall 10.2 112
Donau Touristik Hall 17 103
Dordogne Périgord Tourism Hall 1.1 201, 201a
Dorint Hotels & Resorts Hall 9 103
Dortmunder U-Zentrum für
Kunst & Kreativität Hall 16 100d
DORTMUNDtourismus GmbH Hall 8.2 101a
DOT Travel Greece Hall 1.1 101,101a
Double-Six Luxury Hotel
Seminyak Hall 26.a 115
DoubleTree by Hilton Antalya
Kemer Hall 9 314
Doubletree by Hilton Tanzania Hall 21.a 123
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Douroazul
Hall 1.1 202,202a-c
Doutch Mark (Pvt) Ltd Hall 5.2a 114
Dr. Weiglein Expeditions Hall 26.a 115
Dream Inn Holiday Home
Rental LLC Hall 2.2 100
Dream Riders Mototouring LLP Hall 4.1 254
Dream World Hotels Hall 3.2 201
Dresden Marketing GmbH Hall 11.2 102
Dresdner Musikfestspiele Hall 11.2 102
D-Resort Grand Azur Hall 3.2 201
DRK Tagungshotel Dunant Hall 9 109
Druk Heritage Tours -
Travel Well Hall 26.c 318
DRV Deutscher
Reiseverband e.V. Hall 10.1 117
DTP Tour Operator Hall 23.b 2016
DTS Incoming Hellas AE Hall 1.1 119
Dubai Camel Racing Club Hall 2.2 100
Dubai Health Authority Hall 2.2 100
Dubai Marine Beach
Resort & Spa Hall 2.2 100
Dubai Parks and Resorts PSJC Hall 2.2 100
Dubai Police Hall 2.2 100
Dubai Tourism Hall 2.2 100
Dubrovnik & Neretva County
Tourist Board Hall 1.2 214
Duetto Hall 10.1 102
Duisburg Kontor GmbH Hall 8.2 101a
Dukes Dubai Hall 2.2 100
Dunhu Ramambo Collection T/A /
Zambezi Cruise & Safaris Hall 20 133
Dunton Life Hall 9 310
Dünyagöz Eye Hospital Group Hall 21.b 214f
Duotravel
Hall 1.1 202,202a-c
Durak & Reinhardt GmbH Hall 25 145
Durban Tourism Hall 20 138
Durbar Travels & Tours Hall 5.2a 102
DUSconference plus Hall 8.2 103a
Dusit Hotel & Resorts Hall 26.b 227
Dusit Thani Abu Dhabi Hall 2.2 200
Dusit Thani Hua Hin Hall 26.b 227
Dusit Thani Krabi Beach Resort Hall 26.b 227
Dusit Thani Laguna Phuket Hall 26.b 227
Dusit Thani Laguna Singapore Hall 26.b 227
Dusit Thani Maldives Hall 26.b 227
Dusit Thani Pattaya Hall 26.b 227
dusitD2 Chiang Mai Hall 26.b 227
Düsseldorf Tourismus GmbH Hall 8.2 103a
Düsseldorfer Schauspielhaus Hall 8.2 103b
Dutch Cruise Line B.V. Hall 10.2 102
DVKG Deutsche Visa und Konsular
Gesellschaft mbH Hall 25 137
DZT - Deutsche Zentrale
für Tourismus Hall 12 102
E
E. Breuninger GmbH & Co. Hall 6.2b 201
Eagle Travel Hall 22.b 201, 201a
EagleRider Rentals & Tours Hall 3.1 131
Eagles Palace Hotel Hall 1.1 112
Eagles Villas Hall 1.1 112
Earth Routes Hall 5.2b 225
Easia Travel Hall 25 167
East African Voyage Hall 21.a 128
East Bohemia Convention
Bureau Hall 7.2b 102a
EAST Hotel Hall 6.2a 102, 104
Eastern Holiday Developers
(Pvt) Ltd. Hall 5.2a 114
Easy Travel Ltd - DMC in
Scandinavia and Finland Hall 18 132b
easyJet Airline Company
Limited Hall 7.1a 100a-b
EC Travel -
Eliseu Correira Travel, Lda Hall 2.1 119
ECCO-Reisen GmbH Hall 25 146
Eckerö Line Terminal A Hall 18 127
Eco Adventures Ltd. Hall 4.1 246
Eco Coach & Tours Hall 26.a 109
ECO TEAM - SRI LANKA Hall 5.2a 114
Eco Training Pty Ltd Hall 20 132
Ecole hôtelière de Lausanne
EHL Hall 11.1 309
Ecole Travel Hall 22.b 201, 201a
Ecomontes Tour Cia.Ltda Hall 23.a 113
ECONTEL HOTEL Berlin
Charlottenburg Hall 14.1 110
ECONTEL HOTEL München Hall 14.1 110
ECONTEL HOTELS Hall 14.1 110
Ecosea Travel Vietnam Hall 26.c 306
ECPAT - Childprotection Hall 4.1 223
Ecuador Tierra de Fuego Hall 23.a 113
Eden Hotels Hall 10.2 102
Eden Playa Allsun Hotel Hall 2.1 106
Edison Travel Service Co., Ltd. Hall 26.a 121
Edmonton Tourism Hall 3.1 390
eDreams ODIGEO Hall 8.1 112
EduCanada Hall 3.1 390
EEN Enterprise Europe Network
Berlin-Brandenburg Hall 12 101
Eftalia Hotels Hall 3.2 201
Efteling Hall 10.2 102
egapark Erfurt Hall 11.2 103
Egmont Incoming Italy Hall 1.2 118
Egoli Tours Hall 20 132
Egyptian Sahl Hasheesh Hall 4.2 120
EI Travel Hall 4.1 104
Eifel Tourismus GmbH Hall 8.2 102a, 201b
Eifel-Ardennen Marketing Hall 8.2 102a
Eilat (Hotel Association) Hall 4.2 205
Einsiedeln-Ybrig-Zürichsee
Tourismus
Hall 17 101,101a-c
Eix Lagotel Club Hall 2.1 106
EJB Werbellinsee GmbH Hall 12 101
El Al Israel Airlines Hall 4.2 205
El Camino con Correos -
Camino de Santiago Hall 2.1 101, 101a
El Hierro Fremdenverkehrsamt
Consejería de Turismo Hall 2.1 202
El Monte RV Hall 3.1 125
El Pardo Double Tree by Hilton Hall 23.a 118
El Pardo DoubleTree by Hilton Hall 9 314
El Salvador, Ministerio
de Turismo Hall 22.b 202
Ela Quality Resort Hotel Hall 3.2 132
Elbschifffahrtsmuseum Hall 10.2 112
Elding Adventure at Sea Hall 18 132c
Electra Palace Resort Hall 1.1 112
Elefthere Thermal Spa Resort Hall 1.1 112
Elephant Hills Co., Ltd. Hall 26.b 221
Elewana Collection Hall 20 121,122
Elisabeth Hotel Hall 9 109
Elite Hotels of Sweden Hall 18 132e
Elite Travel DMC Hall 1.2 205
ELLA Travel Hall 21.b 216b
ELMA - Arts Complex Luxury
Hotel Hall 4.2 205
Elysium & Mediterranean
Beach Hotel Hall 1.1 110, 110a
Emaar Entertainment LLC Hall 2.2 100
Emaar Hospitality Group LLC Hall 2.2 100
emarsys eMarketing systems AG Hall 6.1 144c
EMBRACE Allgäu Art Hotel Hall 9 109
EMBRACE Hotel Masatsch Hall 9 109
Embrace Hotels Hall 9 109
Emerald Palace Kempinski
Hotel Dubai Hall 9 215
EMG - Essen Marketing GmbH Hall 8.2 101a
EMG Joint Stock Company Hall 26.c 313
Emirates Palace Abu Dhabi Hall 9 215
Emirates Tours & Safari LLC -
Abu Dhabi Hall 2.2 200
Emirati Experience-Department
of Culture and Tourism Hall 2.2 200
Emitt (East Mediterranean International
Tourism and Travel Exhibition) Hall 3.2 201
Emka-Trans SP. Z O.O. Hall 15.1 100
Emotions Destination
Management Hall 20 128
Emperor Cruises Co., Ltd Hall 26.c 321
Empire Riverside Hotel Hall 6.2a 102, 104
Empire State Building Hall 3.1 205
Empresa Pública de Turismo
Guayaquil Hall 23.a 113
Emsland Tourismus GmbH Hall 6.2a 103
Enchanting Hotels Hall 22.b 201, 201a
Encore Tickets Ltd Hall 18 123
Encuentro Hall 22.b 207
Endless Holidays SA Hall 1.1 101,101a
eNett International Ltd. Hall 5.1 124
Enfield Riders Adventure
Lifestyle Experience Hall 5.2b 214a
Engadin St. Moritz
Hall 17 101,101a-c
Engelberg-Titlis Tourismus AG Hall 17 101,101a-c
England’s Coast (National
Coastal Tourism Academy) Hall 18 123
England’s Seafood Coast
(English Riviera BID Company) Hall 18 123
England’s Waterways Hall 18 123
English Heritage Hall 18 120
English Joy Travel and Tours
Pvt. Ltd. Hall 5.2a 102
Enjoy Balkans Hall 1.2 201
ennit interactive GmbH Hall 5.1 106
Enoria Viaggi Hall 1.2 102
Ente Turistico del Luganese Hall 17 101,101a-c
Enter Gauja Hall 18 130
Enterprise Holdings Hall 9 106
Entertainment Cruises Hall 3.1 205
EPG TRAVEL Hall 26.b 226
Equinox Hall 5.2b 205,205a
Erco Travels Pvt. Ltd Hall 5.2b 205,205a
eRevMax Ltd. Hall 8.1 132
Erfurt Tourismus und Marketing Hall 11.2 103
Eritrea, Ministry of Tourism Hall 21.a 110
erlebnis-manufaktur Hall 6.2b 201
Erlingsson Naturreisen Hall 18 132c
Erzbischöfliches
Diözesanmuseum Paderborn Hall 16 100f
Escapade Tours Zanzibar Ltd. Hall 21.a 128
Escape Campervans 4,1 214
Escher im Palast Hall 10.2 102
Espoo Marketing Oy /
Visit Espoo Hall 18 132b
Essential Destinations Hall 21.a 128
Essque Zalu Zanzibar Hall 21.a 128
Estancia Peuma Hue Hall 23.b 209
ESTEC - DMC
& Incoming Tour Operator Hall 7.2b 102a
Esterhazy Betriebe GmbH Hall 17 103
Esteros Viajes Hall 23.b 209
Estravel/ Baltcoming Hall 18 127
Estrel Hotel & Congress Center Hall 12 101
ETA (Bird) India Hall 8.1 113a
Ethiopian Tourism Organization Hall 21.a 129
Etihad Airways Hall 2.2 200
Etik Hall 3.2 201
ETOA - European tourism
association Hall 9 320
E-Travel, s.r.o. Hall 7.2b 103
Euro airport Hall 6.2b 201
Euro Asia Tours & Travels (P.) Ltd.
Euro Asia Treks & Expedition
(P.) Ltd. Hall 5.2a 116
Euromast Hall 10.2 102
Europ Assistance Versicherungs
-AG Hall 6.2b 301
Europa Tourist Group
Apartments & Hotels Hall 1.2 224
Europäische
Reiseversicherung AG Hall 25 124
Europäisches Parlament Hall 12 101
Europa-Park GmbH
& Co Mack KG Hall 6.2b 201
Europas Wanderdörfer Hall 17 103
Europastadt GörlitzZgorzelec
GmbH Hall 11.2 102
Europcar Autovermietung
GmbH Hall 7.1a 100a-b
Europcar Autovermietung GmbH Hall 9 123
Europcar Costa Rica Hall 22.b 201, 201a
Europe Incoming Ltd Hall 25 137
European Commission Hall 18 104
European Federation
of Napoleonic Cities Hall 16 100b
European Institute
of Cultural Routes Hall 10.2 101
European Institute
of Cultural Routes Hall 16 100f
European Parliament Hall 10.2 103
Europlan Spa Hall 1.2 102
Eurostar International Limited Hall 18 123
EUROTOURS INTERNATIONAL Hall 17 103
Eurotur Hall 23.a 112
Eurotur Hall 23.b 209
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EuroVelo, the European cycle
route network Hall 4.1 245
EUROWINGS Hall 25 156
Euvea Hall 9 109
EVA Airways Corporation,
German Branch Hall 26.a 121
Evan Evans Tours Hall 18 123
Evaneos Hall 4.1 242
Event Solutions Malta
by Vacatons Malta Hall 1.2 220
Ever Based tours and travel ltd Hall 21.a 121
Everest Summit Lodges Hall 5.2a 116
E-VOYAGES GROUP Hall 18 101
Excellence Group Luxury
Hotels & Resorts Hall 22.b 207
Excellent Guides Company Ltd Hall 21.a 128
Exclusive Touch Africa Hall 20 133
Excma. Diputación
Provincial Almería
Hall 2.1 201,201a-c
Excursion to Himalayas
Tours and Treks Hall 26.c 318
Exelans Tourism Hall 20 103
Exito Travel Inc. Hall 23.a 109
EXO Travel Hall 26.a 113
Exotic Voyage Co., Ltd. Hall 26.b 211
Expedia Hall 9 301
Expedición Panamundo
Guatemala Hall 22.a 107
Expedition Asia Treks & Tours Hall 5.2a 113
Experience Australia Group Hall 5.2a 119
Experience Scottsdale Hall 3.1 308
experimenta gGmbH Hall 6.2b 201
expert PR & HWM
Communications Hall 18 124
Explore Fairbanks Hall 3.1 401
Explore Georgia LTD Hall 3.1 614
Explore Mongolia Co, Ltd. Hall 25 113
Explore safaris by Tufayn Hall 21.a 108a
Explore The Wonders
Wholesale Travel Hall 26.a 117
Explore Zimbabwe Hall 20 121, 122, 133
Explorer DMC Hall 1.2 219
ExploRussia Hall 4.1 239
expo2508 - Ausstellungskonzeption
&-gestaltung Hall 16 100a
Express des Îles Hall 22.a 114
Express Travel International GmbH Hall 25 103
Exsel Authentic Hotels Hall 20 130
Extraordinary Hall 20 132
Extrapolitan Hall 18 123
Extremadura Tourist Board Hall 2.1 101, 101a
Ezeego One Travel & Tours Ltd. Hall 6.1 101
Ezemvelo KZN Wildlife Hall 20 138
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F1 INFOTECH Hall 8.1 113a
Fachhochschule Westküste Hall 11.1 104
Færgen Hall 18 132a
Fair House Group Hall 26.b 221
Fairfield Tours Hall 20 138
Fairmas GmbH Hall 10.1 115
Fairmont Bab Al Bahr Hall 2.2 200
Fairmont Dubai Hall 2.2 100
Fairmont Fujairah Hall 2.2 104
Fairmont Hotels & Resorts Hall 3.1 390
Fairmont The Palm Hall 2.2 100
Faita Sardegna Hall 1.2 212
Falkensteiner Hotels
& Residences Hall 9 218
Familia Torres Hall 2.1 203
Familotel AG Hall 8.1 142a
Fancourt Hotel Hall 20 138
Farhan Travel & Tours Hall 26.a 109
Farina Duftmuseum Hall 10.2 112
FASCINATING Myanmar
Travel and Tours & Amara
Group Company Ltd Hall 26.b 223a
Fast African Treks and Safaris Hall 21.a 121
FAT Finn Andalus Travel Hall 2.1 201,201a-c
Fattal Hotel Group Hall 4.2 205
Faust Museum Hall 10.2 112
Favour Tours & Safaris Hall 26.b 228
Federal Agency for Tourism
of the Russian Federation Hall 3.1 618
Feenstra River Cruises Hall 25 158
Felix-Mendelssohn- Bartholdy-
Stiftung Mendelssohn-Haus Hall 11.2 102
feratel media technologies Hall 10.1 118
feratel Schweiz AG Hall 10.1 118
FERIEN Touristik GmbH
& Coral Travel Hall 25 142
Ferienpartner Ferienhausvermittlung
Kröger+Rehn GmbH Hall 18 132a
Ferienregion Dachstein
Salzkammergut Hall 17 103
Fernakademie Touristik Hall 25 137
Fernandes Tours and Safaris Hall 21.a 123
Ferrocarriles del Ecuador
Empresa Pública Hall 4.1 248
FerryKnowHow GmbH Hall 18 128
Festung Königstein gGmbH Hall 11.2 102
FETHIYE Hall 3.2 201
Fibula Air Travel Hall 1.2 201
Fideicomiso Ah Chihuahua Hall 22.b 207
Fideicomiso de Turismo Puerto
Vallarta Hall 22.b 207
Fiditour Hall 26.c 313
Figco Lanka Holidays Hall 5.2a 114
Fiji Airways GSA Europe & UK Hall 5.2a 103
Fiji Tourism Hall 5.2a 103
Filmpark Babelsberg GmbH Hall 12 101
Filos Holidays & Travel Hall 1.1 101,101a
Finnair Plc Hall 26.a 118c
Finnlines Passagierdienst Hall 18 107
Firat Kalkinma Ajansi (Elazig) Hall 3.2 201
First Hotels Hall 18 132d
Fischereihafen
Betriebsgesellschaft mbH Hall 6.2a 101
Fisherman Tours and Travel Ltd Hall 21.a 123
Fishtail Tours & Travels Pvt.Ltd Hall 5.2a 116
Fit & Vital Reisen Hall 25 137
FIT Feria Internacional de
Turismo de América Latina Hall 23.b 214
Fit Reisen Hall 25 126
Fit Ruums Hall 9 220
FITUR, Feria Internacional
de Turismo Hall 2.1 101, 101a
fiylo Deutschland GmbH Hall 7.1a 200a-b
Fjord Line GmbH Hall 18 132d
Fjord Norway Hall 18 132d
Flagstaff Convention
& Visitors Bureau Hall 3.1 308
Flamenco Beach & Resort Hall 4.2 112a,113
Flash Tour Hall 4.2 100
FLATDOGS CAMP Hall 21.e 101
Flavours of Kuusamo Lapland/
Naturpolis Oy Hall 18 108
Fleming´s Hotels & Restaurants Hall 9 120
Flevoland Hall 10.2 102
Flightlink Ltd. Hall 21.a 128
Flightroutes24 Hall 6.1 144d
FLIPPER VIAGGI sas Hall 1.2 109
FlixBus DACH GmbH Hall 12 102
Flobamor Tours Hall 26.a 115
Flora Tour Hall 7.2b 103
Flores DMO Hall 26.a 115
Florida Keys & Key West Hall 3.1 305
Flughafen Berlin-Brandenburg
GmbH Hall 12 101
Flughafen Bremen GmbH Hall 6.2a 101
Flughäfen Dresden
und Leipzig/Halle Hall 11.2 104
Flughafen Düsseldorf GmbH Hall 8.2 103d
Flughafen Erfurt GmbH Hall 11.2 103
Flughafen Hannover-
Langenhagen GmbH Hall 6.2a 103
Flughafen Memmingen GmbH Hall 6.2b 301
Hall 9 / Stand 102
Flughafen München GmbH Hall 9 102
Flughafen Paderborn/Lippstadt
GmbH Hall 8.2 102a
Flughafen Rostock-Laage-
Güstrow GmbH Hall 6.2a 106
Flughafen Saarbrücken Hall 8.2 102a-b
Flughafen Wien AG Hall 17 103
Flussbett Hotel Hall 9 109
fly GmbH Hall 25 172
FlyCar & IGLOOTEL Lapland Hall 18 108
Flymya Tech Co., Ltd Hall 26.b 226
FlyOver Iceland Hall 18 132c
FMO Flughafen Münster /
Osnabrück Hall 8.2 102a
FOC Service Soltau GmbH Hall 6.2a 103
Focus Asia/ Asia Reps Hall 26.a 107
Focus Travel Hall 26.c 336
Fodele Beach & Water Park
Holiday Resort Hall 1.1 101,101a
Fondazione Venezia Servizi -
Art, Tourism & Events Venues Hall 1.2 224
fontane200 Hall 16 100b
Food and Travel Germany
Limited Hall 14.1 106
Footfalls Walking Holidays Hall 4.1 104
Footprint Travel Hall 26.c 313
For You Travel GmbH Hall 25 131
Foresters Arms Hotel Hall 20 114
Forestry Commission of Ghana Hall 21.a 108
Formentera, Patronato
de Turismo Hall 2.1 102
Fort Lauderdale Convention
& Visitors Bureau Hall 21.b 215c
Fort Worth Convention
& Visitors Bureau Hall 3.1 211
Fort Young Hotel Hall 22.a 115
Forte Hotel Group Hall 26.a 121
Fortuna Trade Tours d.o.o. Hall 1.2 230
Forty Travels Hall 15.1 103
forum anders reisen e.V. Hall 4.1 203
Four Countries,
One Destination (CLMV) Hall 26.c 306
Four Points by Sheraton Sheikh
Zayed Road Hall 2.2 100
Four Seasons Hotel Hall 1.1 110, 110a
Four Views Hotels
Hall 1.1 202,202a-c
Foxes Safari Camps Hall 21.a 128
France Moto Road Trip Hall 1.1 201, 201a
Frankenauer Hof Hall 9 109
Frankenland Reisen Richard
Wichler e.K. Hall 25 101
FrankenTourismus Hall 6.2b 301
Frankfurt (Oder) Slubice Messeund
Veranstaltungs GmbH
Frankfurt (Oder) Hall 12 101
Frankfurt Airport Hall 7.2c 102
Frankfurt University
of Applied Sciences Hall 11.1 207
Frankfurter Personenschiffahrt Hall 7.2c 101
Fränkische Ferienlandschaften Hall 6.2b 301
Fraport Bulgaria Hall 15.1 101
FRED. OLSEN, S.A, Hotel
Jardín Tecina & Tecina Golf Hall 2.1 202
Fredericksburg Convention
& Visitor Bureau Hall 3.1 211
Freebird Airlines Hall 25 155
Freiburg Wirtschaft Touristik
und Messe GmbH
& Co KG (FWTM) Hall 6.2b 201
Freizeit- und Ferienpark
Slagharen Hall 10.2 102
Fremad Russia DMC Hall 25 137
French Guiana Guyane Evasion Hall 23.a 102
French Guiana JAL Voyages Hall 23.a 102
French Guiana Tourist Board Comité
du Tourisme de la Guyane Hall 23.a 102
French Travel Partners Hall 1.1 201, 201a
freshcells systems engineering
GmbH Hall 5.1 136
Friends Adventure Team
(P.) Ltd Hall 5.2a 116
Fritz Tourism Hall 22.a 112
Frontiers North Adventures Hall 3.1 390
FRUZZEL GROUP Hall 2.1 101, 101a
Fruzzel Group Hall 6.1 106
FTI Touristik GmbH Hall 25 172
Fuerte Group Hotels Hall 2.1 201,201a-c
Fujairah International Airport
Fuairah Hall 2.2 104
Fujairah Rotana Resort & Spa Hall 2.2 104
Fujairah Tourism & Antiquities
Authority Government
of Fujairah Hall 2.2 104
Fulda - Tourismus und
Kongressmanagement Hall 7.2c 101
Fundación Maquipucuna Hall 4.1 248
Fundación Municipal Turismo
para Cuenca Hall 23.a 113
FUNKE MEDIENGRUPPE Hall 14.1 101
Furama Hotels International
Management Hall 26.a 110a
Furama Resort Danang Hall 26.c 321
Fuschlsee Tourismus GmbH Hall 17 103
Füssen Tourismus und Marketing /
AdöR der Stadt Füssen Hall 6.2b 301
Future of Hospitality
Summit (FHS) Hall 11.1 210
fvw Hall 10.1 121
fvw Akademie Hall 10.1 121
fvw Exlusiv-Studien Hall 10.1 121
fvw Job & Karriere Guide Hall 10.1 121
FVW Medien GmbH Hall 10.1 121
fvw Veranstaltungen Hall 10.1 121
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Gadis Italia Hall 1.2 117
Gador Viajes Hall 23.b 209
Gaia River Lodge Hall 22.b 208
Galacruises Expeditions Hall 23.a 113
Galaxy Travel Company Hall 3.1 601
Galextur - Galapagos
Expedition Tour Hall 23.a 113
GALICIA, Axencia deTurismo Hall 2.1 101, 101a
GALILEO-PARK Hall 10.2 112
Gallery Palace Hall 15.1 103
Gallery Tours & Safaris Hall 21.a 128
Galo Resort Hotels
Hall 1.1 202,202a-c
Gambia Tourism Board Hall 21.a 107
GAP Adventure Programme
Pvt. Ltd Hall 5.2a 116
GAPA Travel Hall 22.a 107
Gardaland Resort Hall 1.2 224
Gardasee Italia-Garda Unico scrl Hall 1.2 224
Garden Holiday Village Hall 2.1 106
Garibaldi Overseas Ltd Hall 1.1 110, 110a
Garonga Safari Camp Hall 2.1 208
Garonga Safari Camp Hall 20 112
Gartenträume - Historische Parks
in Sachsen-Anhalt e.V. Hall 11.2 101
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Gärtnerplatztheater Hall 6.2b 301
Gartour Destination Italia Hall 1.2 120
Gassan Diamonds Hall 10.2 102
Gasteinertal Tourismus GmbH Hall 17 103
Gaston-Sacaze DMC Hall 23.a 107
Gastwerk Hotel Hamburg Hall 6.2a 102, 104
Gato Tour & Travel Hall 26.a 109
GCH Hotel Group Hall 9 203
GDM Hall 15.1 103
GDX Travel 7.1C 120g
Gebeco GmbH & Co. KG Hall 25 109
Gedenkstätte Berlin-
Hohenschönhausen Hall 10.2 112
GEKA (Güney Ege Kalkinma
Ajansi) Hall 3.2 201
Gemeinde von Varna Hall 15.1 101
Gemeinnützige Stiftung Schloss
Weissenstein Hall 10.2 112
Gems of Kenya Hall 4.1 246
Generaldirektion Kulturelles Erbe
Rheinland-Pfalz Hall 8.2 201c
Genesis Tours Hall 4.2 205
Gennadi Grand Resort
Gennadi Beach Hall 1.1 112
Geo Reisen Cía.Ltda Hall 23.a 113
Georeisen Hall 23.a 112
Georgia Insight Hall 15.1 103
Georgia Travel RSP Hall 15.1 103
Georgia, Explore Hall 3.1 222
Georgian Bus Hall 15.1 103
Georgian Discovery Tours Hall 15.1 103
Georgian DMC Hall 15.1 103
Georgian Holidays Hall 3.1 602
Georgian National Tourism
Administration Hall 15.1 103
Georgian Travel Group Hall 15.1 103
GeorgiCa Travel Hall 15.1 103
GEPOET General Pan-Hellenic
Federation of Tourism
Enterprises Hall 1.1 101,101a
Germania Hall 25 181
Gesundheitsagentur NRW GmbH Hall 8.2 102a
Get Lost Travel Group -
Autopia Tours Hall 5.2a 119
GETOB South Aegean Hoteliers
Association Hall 3.2 201
GEW Ferien GmbH Hall 6.2b 301
Gewandhaus zu Leipzig Hall 11.2 102
GfK SE Hall 25 111
Ghana Airport Company Hall 21.a 108
Ghana Tourism Authority Hall 21.a 108
Ghoha Hills Hall 20 131
GIATA GmbH Hall 5.1 101
Giglio Travel Organization Hall 1.2 112
Gilgit-Baltistan Tourism Department
Govt. of Gilgit-Baltistan Hall 5.2a 113
GJ Travel Hall 18 132c
Glasmuseum Wertheim Hall 10.2 112
glh Hotels Hall 18 123
Global Air Hall 25 175
Global Communication Experts Hall 5.3 108
Global Destination Management
Corporation Hall 26.c 313
Global Discovery B.V. Hall 4.1 238
Global Plus AG Hall 23.b 204
GLOBAL Rent-a-Car Car & Fly Hall 14.1 103a, 103b
Global Touch Hall 8.1 113a
Global Tourism Economy
Research Centre Hall 26.a 105
Global Village Hall 2.2 100
Gloria Hotel and Residences Hall 2.2 100
Gloria Hotels & Resorts Hall 3.2 201
Glyptothek und
Antikensammlung München Hall 16 100c
Go East Reisen GmbH Hall 25 137
Go Galapagos - Kleintours Hall 23.a 114
Go Galilee Hall 4.2 205
Go Global Travel Ltd. Hall 9 217
GO Rentals Hall 5.2a 120
Go Thailand Tours Co., Ltd. Hall 26.b 221
Go Travel Hall 18 127
GO Vacation Indonesia Hall 26.b 224
Go Vacation Lanka Co. (Pvt.) Ltd Hall 5.2a 114
Go Vacation Sri Lanka Hall 26.b 224
Go Vacation Thailand Hall 26.b 224
Go Vacation Vietnam Hall 26.b 224
Go West Tours Hall 3.1 123
Goa Tourism Hall 5.2b 235
Göbel Hotels Hall 7.2c 101
Göbel’s Hotel AquaVita Hall 7.2c 101
Göbel’s Hotel Brauhaus
zum Löwen Hall 7.2c 101
Göbel’s Hotel Quellenhof Hall 7.2c 101
Göbel’s Hotel Rodenberg Hall 7.2c 101
Göbel’s Landhotel Willingen Hall 7.2c 101
Göbel’s Posthotel Rotenburg Hall 7.2c 101
Göbel’s Romantik Hotel
Stryckhaus Hall 7.2c 101
Göbel’s Schlosshotel Prinz
von Hessen Hall 7.2c 101
Göbel’s Seehotel Diemelsee Hall 7.2c 101
Göbel’s Sophien Hotel Hall 7.2c 101
Göbel’s Vital Hotel Bad Sachsa Hall 7.2c 101
Gobierno Del Estado
De Guanajuato Hall 22.b 207
goGotland Hall 18 132e
GO-INDOCHINE Hall 26.c 321
GoingBaltic Hall 25 175
GoingRussia Hall 25 175
Gold Zanzibar Beach House
& Spa Hall 21.a 128
Goldcar Spain S.L. Hall 2.1 101, 101a
Golden Africa Hall 20 131
Golden Foundation Tours Corp. Hall 26.a 121
Golden Leaf Hotels
& Residences Hall 6.2b 301
Golden Sands (3)
Hotel Apartments Hall 2.2 100
Golden Trip Travels & Tours
Co., Ltd Hall 26.a 104
Golden Tulip Hall 2.2 102
Golden Tulip Glory Fine Hotel Hall 26.a 121
Golden Tulip Hotel, Accra Hall 21.a 108
Golden Tulip Hotels & Resorts Hall 21.a 128
Golden Tulip Sovereign Hotel,
Bangkok Hall 26.b 221
Goldhotels Hall 3.2 201
Goldi Sands/ Suriya Resort Hall 5.2a 114
Golftours - Golfing in Italy Hall 1.2 104
GoNorth Alaska Travel Center Hall 3.1 401
GoNorth Travel Iceland Hall 18 132c
Gorgeous Smiling Hotels GmbH Hall 9 203
Gorillas and wildlife safaris Hall 21.a 121
Göteborg & Co Hall 18 132e
Gotland Tourism Business
Association Hall 18 132e
Gouda Tourismusbüro Hall 10.2 102
Gourmet Garden Trails /
Gardens & Gourmet
(Go To Places/VisitKent) Hall 18 123
Governors’ Camp Hall 20 112
Graceland - Elvis Presley
Enterprises Hall 3.1 222
Gräfliche Sammlung
Schloss Erbach Hall 10.2 112
Grafschaft Bentheim
Tourismus e.V. Hall 6.2a 103
Gran Hotel Costa Rica- Curio
by Hilton Hall 22.b 201, 201a
Gran Hotel Manzana Kempinski
La Habana Hall 9 215
Granada Luxury Resort Hall 3.2 201
Granada Tourist Board Hall 2.1 201,201a-c
Granatium Hall 10.2 112
Grand Canyon Resort Corp. Hall 3.1 308
Grand Canyon Tour & Travel Hall 3.1 202
Grand Elysee Hamburg Hall 6.2a 102, 104
Grand Hotel Kempinski Shanghai Hall 9 215
Grand Hotel Neum 4* Hall 1.2 230
Grand Hotel Tremezzo Hall 9 310
Grand Hyatt Hall 2.2 100, 206
Grand Hyatt Abu Dhabi Hall 2.2 200
Grand Hyatt Baha Mar Hall 22.a 112
Grand Hyatt Bali Hall 26.a 115
Grand Roatan Resort Hall 22.b 205
GRAND TOUR Tourismus
Marketing Hall 8.2 102a
Grand Whiz Hotel Nusa Dua Hall 26.a 115
GrandBlue Resort Hall 26.b 221
Grande Roche Hotel Hall 20 132
GrandResort Hotel Hall 1.1 110, 110a
Grapes Hospitality
Hall 1.1 202,202a-c
Graubünden Ferien
Hall 17 101,101a-c
Gray Line CitySightseeing NY Hall 3.1 105
Gray Line Iceland Hall 18 132c
Gray Line Tours of Hong Kong Hall 26.a 119
Gray Line Worldwide Hall 9 305
Graz Tourismus
& Stadtmarketing GmbH Hall 17 103
Great Lakes USA Hall 3.1 333
Great Ocean Tours
& Travel Limited Hall 26.a 119
Great Rivers Country Hall 3.1 232
Great Silk Road Tours Hall 3.1 622
Great West Way (VisitWiltshire) Hall 18 123
Greater Fort Lauderdale
Convention & Visitors Bureau Hall 3.1 305
Greater Miami Convention
& Visitors Bureau Hall 3.1 321
Grecotel Hotels & Resorts Hall 1.1 104
GreekHolidays.travel Hall 1.1 114
Green Alligator travel
& events AG Hall 22.a 121
Green City Hotel Vauban Hall 9 109
Green Land Tours & Hotels Hall 21.a 105
Green Motion Rent a Car Hall 22.b 201, 201a
Green Tiger GmbH Hall 26.c 337
Greenland Travel Hall 18 105a
GreenLine Hotels GmbH Hall 8.1 117
Greenstorm Mobility GmbH Hall 4.1 234
Greifswald Marketing GmbH Hall 6.2a 106
Griechische Zentrale für
Fremdenverkehr Hall 1.1 101,101a
Grimaldi Lines Hall 1.2 115
Grimmheimat NordHessen -
Regionalmanagement
NordHessen Hall 7.2c 101
Grootbos Private Nature Reserve Hall 20 119
Groundline GmbH Hall 18 123
Groupe Pierre & Vacances /
Center Parcs Germany GmbH Hall 6.2b 301
Groupon International Ltd. Hall 9 104
GRT Hotels & Resorts Hall 5.2b 205,205a
Grün Berlin GmbH Hall 12 101
Gruner + Jahr GmbH & Co. KG Hall 25 130a
Grupo Ciudades Patrimonio de
la Humanidad de España Hall 2.1 101, 101a
Grupo Hotusa Hall 9 318
Grupo Pachira - Tortuguero Hall 22.b 201, 201a
Grupo Torre de Canyamel Hall 9 310
Grupotel Alcudia Suite Hall 2.1 106
Grupotel Amapola Hall 2.1 106
Grupotel Los Principes & Spa Hall 2.1 106
Grupotel Natura Playa Hall 2.1 106
Grupotel Parc Natural & Spa Hall 2.1 106
GT Travel Hall 18 132c
GTP - Greek Travel Pages Hall 1.1 101,101a
GTW Grimm Touristik
Wetzlar GmbH Hall 25 101
Guadeloupe Comité du Tourisme Hall 22.a 114
Guadeloupe
Fremdenverkehrsbüro Hall 22.a 114
Guatemala, Heart of the Mayan
World Hall 22.b 204
GUBSE AG Hall 8.1 136
GUBSE Aktiengesellschaft Hall 8.1 136
Guest Incoming DMC Hall 2.1 201,201a-c
GuestCentric Systems Hall 3.1 435
Guestline PMS Hotel Software
Cloud Lösungen Hall 7.1c 112
Guestnet Hall 6.1 108
Guida Prosecco & Wine Tasting Hall 1.2 224
Guide of Georgia Hall 15.1 103
Guizhou Tourism Development
Commission Hall 26.c 303
Gulf Adventures Hall 2.2 206
Gulf Court Hotel Hall 2.2 100
Gulliver Expeditions Hall 23.a 113
Gulliver Travel Croatia Hall 25 129
Gulliver Travel DMC Hall 1.2 225
Güral Premier Hotels & Resorts Hall 3.2 138
Gustaffo digital service GmbH Hall 8.1 113a
Güstrow Tourismus /
Güstrow Information Hall 6.2a 106,106a-b
Gutenberg-Museum, Mainz Hall 10.2 112
Guyana Tourism Authority Hall 22.b 203
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H & CAT Wildlife Tourism Hall 4.1 226
H Hotels Collection Hall 1.1 101,101a
H T E Hall 8.1 113a
H&H Touristik GmbH Hall 25 101, 101b
H. Top Hotels Hall 2.1 203
H.A.T.T.A. Hellenic Association
of Travel & Tourist Agencies Hall 1.1 101,101a
H10 HOTELS Hall 2.1 120
H8, presenting Ho[s]tel.
Offer.Online Hall 7.1c 121
Haad Tien Beach Resort,
Koh Tao Hall 26.b 221
Haaga-Helia University
of Applied Sciences Hall 11.1 304
Haarlem Hall 10.2 102
Habtoor Grand Resort,
Autograph Collection Hall 2.2 100
Haiti, Ministry of Tourism Hall 22.a 118
Halberstadt Information Hall 11.2 101
Hallo Tourist! - Westfalica-
Verlag GmbH Hall 10.2 107
Haman Scandinavia Hall 18 132e
Hamburg Airport Hall 6.2a 102, 104
Hamburg Convention Bureau
GmbH Hall 6.2a 102, 104
Hamburg Cruise Net e.V. Hall 6.2a 102, 104
Hamburg Marketing GmbH Hall 6.2a 102, 104
Hamburg Tourismus GmbH Hall 6.2a 102, 104
Hamburger Kunsthalle Hall 16 100c
Hamburger Stadtrundfahrt -
Die Roten Doppeldecker Hall 6.2a 102, 104
Hamburgische Staatsoper Hall 6.2a 102, 104
HanaTour Service Inc Hall 26.a 118b
Hannover Marketing
& Tourismus GmbH Hall 6.2a 103
Hanoi Promotion Agency Hall 26.c 313
Hanoi Tourist Hall 26.c 313
Hanoi Tourist Travel Company Hall 26.c 313
HANSA (Hanseatic Approach
to New Sustainable Alliances) Hall 18 106
Hansa Touristik GmbH Hall 25 163
HanseMerkur
Reiseversicherung AG Hall 25 164
Hansmann PR Brunnthaler
& Geisler GbR Hall 5.3 100
Haoqiao.com Hall 6.1 118
Hapag-Lloyd Kreuzfahrten GmbH Hall 25 120
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Happy Trails Hall 26.a 115
Happy Trails Borneo Tours Hall 26.a 109
Harbour Plaza Hotels & Resorts Hall 26.a 119
Hard Rock Hotel Bali Hall 26.a 115
Hard Rock Hotel Desaru Coast Hall 26.a 117
Hard Rock Hotel Tenerife Hall 9 310
Hard Rock International Hall 9 320
Haritha Villas & Spa Hall 5.2a 108a
Harzer Schmalspurbahnen
GmbH Hall 11.2 101
Harzer Tourismusverband e. V. Hall 11.2 101
Hatari Lodge & Shu’mata
Camp Hall 21.a 128
Haus der Bayerischen
Geschichte Hall 6.2b 301
Haus der Geschichte der
Bundesrepublik Deutschland Hall 8.2 103b
Haus der Musik Hall 17 103
Haus Müllestumpe Hall 9 109
Haus vom Guten Hirten Hall 9 109
Haveli Dharampura Hall 5.2b 204
Havi Travel Group DMC
of Europe Hall 10.2 102
Hawk Rent a Car (M) Hall 26.a 109
Hayleys Tours (Pvt) Ltd Hall 5.2a 114
HD Travel Agency Hall 3.1 609
Health Tourism Industry
Conference (HTI) 21.B 214
Heart of Lapland Hall 18 108
Hebridean Hopscotch
Holidays & Cala Hotels Hall 18 123
HEBS Digital Hall 8.1 128
Heidelberg Marketing GmbH Hall 6.2b 201
Heilbäderverband
Niedersachsen e. V. Hall 6.2a 103
Heilbronn Marketing GmbH Hall 6.2b 201
Heineken Experience Hall 10.2 102
Heinrich-Schliemann-Museum Hall 10.2 112
Heinz Sielmann Stiftung Hall 12 101
Helanka Vacations (Pvt) Ltd Hall 5.2a 114
Helena Resort Hall 15.1 101
HelloGuest Solutions GmbH Hall 8.1 107
Helppier
Hall 1.1 202,202a-c
Helsinki Marketing Hall 18 132b
Henann Group of Resorts Hall 26.a 123, 126
Henri Hotel GmbH Hall 6.2a 102, 104
Henri Willig Käsereien Hall 10.2 102
Heritage Corridor Hall 3.1 232
Heritage Line Hall 26.c 334
HEROLÉ-Reisen GmbH Hall 4.1 115
Hertz Rent a Car Hall 7.1a 100a-b
Hertz Rent a Car Hall 9 304
Herzogtum Lauenburg
Marketing & Service Hall 6.2a 105
Hessen - FrankfurtRheinMain -
Wiesbaden c/o HA Hessen
Agentur Hall 7.2c 101
Hessischer Heilbäderverband e.V. Hall 7.2c 101
Hessischer Tourismusverband e.V. Hall 7.2c 101
Hessisches Staatstheater
Wiesbaden Hall 7.2c 101
Hexenmuseum Schweiz Hall 10.2 112
Hey Iceland Hall 18 132c
HF HOTELS - Portugal Hall 1.1 202,202a-c
HGH Travel Hall 26.c 306
H-Hotels AG Hall 8.1 118
HI Belgium Hostels - Brussels
& Wallonia Hall 4.1 106
HI Tours Hall 5.2b 222
HIDEAWAYS HOTELS GmbH Hall 5.3 109
Highlander Trekking
& Expedition Hall 5.2a 116
Highline Tours & Travel Hall 20 120
Hildesheim Marketing GmbH Hall 16 100d
Hilton Hall 9 314
Hilton Abu Dhabi Hall 2.2 200
Hilton Athens Hall 9 314
Hilton Bali Resort Hall 26.a 115
Hilton Beijing Hall 9 314
Hilton Cabo Verde Sal Resort Hall 9 314
Hilton Colombo Hall 5.2a 114
Hilton Colombo Hall 9 314
Hilton Colon Guayaquil Hotel Hall 23.a 113
Hilton Curacao Hall 9 314
Hilton Curaçao Hall 22.a 105
Hilton Dalaman Sarigerme
Resort & Spa Hall 3.2 201
Hilton Dead Sea Resort & Spa Hall 9 314
Hilton Dead Sea Resort and Spa Hall 4.2 200
Hilton Dresden Hall 9 314
Hilton Dubai Creek Hall 2.2 100
Hilton Garden Inn Cusco Hall 23.a 118
Hilton Head Island South
Carolina Hall 3.1 330
Hilton Hotel Hall 20 138
Hilton Hotels Africa
& Indian Ocean Hall 9 314
Hilton Hotels Austria Hall 9 314
Hilton Hotels Egypt Hall 9 314
Hilton Hotels Thailand Hall 9 314
Hilton Hotels United Arab Emirates Hall 9 314
Hilton Lake Como Hall 9 314
Hilton Malaysia Hall 26.a 117
Hilton Mauritius Resort & Spa Hall 20 128
Hilton Mauritius Resort & Spa Hall 9 314
Hilton Molino Stucky Venice Hall 9 314
Hilton Moorea Lagoon Resort
& Spa Hall 5.2a 105
Hilton Myanmar Hilton Nay Pyi taw
Hilton Mandalay Hilton Ngapali
Resort & Spa Hall 26.b 226
Hilton Nay Pyi Taw Hall 9 314
Hilton Shillim Estate
Retreat & Spa Hall 5.2b 204
Hilton Sofia Hall 9 314
Hilton Vilamoura as Cascatas
Golf Resort&Spa
Hall 1.1 202,202a-c
Hilton Worldwide Thailand Hall 26.b 221
Himalayan Eco Ladakh Hall 5.2b 205,205a
Himalayan Frontiers Culture
& Adventure Tours PVT Ltd Hall 4.1 205
Hipotels Hall 2.1 101, 101a
HIPPOTRIP -
Turismo Anfibio, Lda. Hall 1.1 202,202a-c
Hirschfeld Touristik Event
GmbH & Co. KG Hall 8.1 101
Historic Environment Scotland Hall 18 123
Historic Royal Palaces Hall 18 123
Historische Stadthalle Wuppertal Hall 8.2 103b
Historisch-Technisches
Museum Peenemünde Hall 10.2 112
HitchHiker GmbH Hall 5.1 132
HLX Touristik GmbH Hall 25 152
HME Crafted Holidays Hall 20 138
HMS Hotel Management Services
International Hall 9 303
Ho Chi Minh City Department
of Tourism Hall 26.c 313
hocaboo Hall 11.1 210
Hochschule Fresenius Hall 11.1 111
Hochschule für Angewandte
Wissenschaften Hamburg Hall 6.2a 102, 104
Hochschule für angewandte
Wissenschaften München Hall 11.1 203
Hochschule für Technik
& Wirtschaft HTW Chur Hall 11.1 211
Hochschule für Technik &
Wirtschaft des Saarlandes Hall 11.1 209
Hochschule Harz Hall 11.1 102
Hochschule Heilbronn Hall 11.1 204
Hochschule Kempten Hall 11.1 301
Hochschule Stralsund Hall 11.1 206
Hochschule Worms Hall 11.1 310
Hochschwarzwald Tourismus GmbH Hall 6.2b 201
Hochsteiermark Hall 17 103
HOD HAMIDBAR - DEAD SEA Hall 4.2 205
Hodelpa Hotels Hall 22.a 100, 100a
Hofbräu Berlin Hall 12 101
Hoffmanns Höfe Hall 9 109
Hofgut Himmelreich Hall 9 109
HOGASPORT Hotel-, Gastronomieund
Sportstätten-
Betriebsgesellschaft Hall 11.2 102
Hohenlohe-Schwäbisch
Hall Tourismus Hall 6.2b 201
HöhlenErlebnisZentrum Iberger
Tropfsteinhöhle Hall 10.2 112
Hoi An Express Travel Hall 26.c 306
Hola Tours & Travel Hall 22.a 100, 100a
Holiday Club “Riviera” Hall 15.1 101
Holiday Club Resorts Hall 18 132b
Holiday Extras GmbH Hall 25 137
Holiday Inn Algarve
Hall 1.1 202,202a-c
Holiday Inn Bangkok Silom &
Holiday Inn Resort Phuket
Mai Khao Beach Hall 26.b 221
Holiday Inn Resort Krabi Ao
Nang Beach / Holiday Inn Express
Krabi Ao Nang Beach/ Holiday Inn
Resort Phi Phi Island Hall 26.b 221
Holiday Inn Resort Phuket Hall 26.b 221
Holiday Moments Tourism Hall 2.2 100
Holiday Park & Resort Hall 14.1 105
Holiday Shop Ltd. Hall 15.1 101
Holiday Travel World of TUI Hall 4.2 205
Holiday Villa Hall 2.2 206
Holiday Villa Hotels & Resorts Hall 26.a 117
Holiday World
Hall 2.1 201,201a-c
HolidayKraft Vacations Ltd Hall 26.a 119
Holidays by Splendour/
The Blue Water Hotel Hall 5.2a 114
HolidayTaxis.com Hall 5.1 101
Holland America Line -
HAL Services B.V. Hall 25 143
Home of Business Travel
by ITB & VDR Hall 7.1a 100a+b
Honduras, Instituto Hondureño
de Turismo Hall 22.b 205
Hong Kong Tourism Board Hall 26.a 119
Hong Kong uCloudlink
Network Technology Hall 6.1 144j
Honour Way Hall 20 121,122
Hop On Holidays Hall 26.a 109
Horas Tours Hall 26.a 115
Hornblower Niagara Cruises Hall 3.1 390
Hospitality Industry Club Hall 7.1c 121
Hospitality Line Hall 18 120
hospitalityPulse, Inc. Hall 8.1 124a
Host Hotel Systems - HHS Hall 6.1 157
Hotel “SEVTOPOLIS”
Balneo & SPA Hall 15.1 101
Hotel & Golf Bwa Chik Hall 22.a 114
Hotel & Residence Mahogany Hall 22.a 114
Hotel & Spa La Toubana Hall 22.a 114
Hotel Almenara
Hall 2.1 201,201a-c
Hotel am Kloster Hall 9 109
Hotel Arctic Hall 18 105a
Hotel Berlin, Berlin Hall 9 120
Hotel Botanico & The Oriental
Spa Garden Hall 2.1 206
Hotel Claudius Hall 9 109
Hotel Collegium Leoninum,
Nova Vita Residenz Bonn GmbH Hall 8.2 103a
Hotel de France Hall 18 124
HOTEL DEI PINI Hall 1.2 212
Hotel del Coronado Hall 3.1 221
Hotel Des Arts Saigon -
MGallery Collection Hall 26.c 333
Hotel Dostoevsky Hall 3.1 611
Hotel Eggers Hall 6.2a 102, 104
Hotel Equatorial Ho Chi
Minh City Hall 26.a 107
Hotel et Résidences Le Manganao
c/o Buildinvest Hall 22.a 114
Hotel Excelsior Venice Lido Hall 1.2 224
Hotel Excelsior-Monopol GmbH Hall 7.2c 101
hotel friends Hall 8.1 117
Hotel Golf Château de Chailly Hall 1.1 201, 201a
Hotel Granvia Kyoto Hall 21.b 215i
Hotel Group Montenegro Stars Hall 1.2 219
Hotel Habitation Grande Anse Hall 22.a 114
Hotel Hafen Hamburg Hall 6.2a 102, 104
Hotel Henri - A Wyndham Hotel Hall 9 203
Hotel Heritage Hall 5.2a 116
Hotel Holiday International Hall 2.2 102
Hotel Honucai Hall 2.1 102
Hotel Hullu Poro /
Elves Holiday Resort Hall 18 108
Hotel im Kornspeicher Hall 9 109
HOTEL INDONESIA GROUP Hall 26.a 115
Hotel Iso Syöte & Safaris Hall 18 108
Hotel Jalta Hall 7.2b 102a
Hotel Jardin Malanga Hall 22.a 114
Hotel Jurmala SPA Hall 18 130
Hotel Klettur / Hotel Cabin /
Hotel Örk Hall 18 132c
Hotel Kolping Hall 8.1 131
Hotel KurOase im Kloster Hall 8.1 131
Hotel La Creole Beach
Resort & Spa Hall 22.a 114
Hotel La Rocca Resort e Spa Hall 1.2 212
Hotel Langley Fort Royal Hall 22.a 114
Hotel Langley Fort Royal /
c/o des Hotels et des IIles Hall 22.a 114
Hotel Lanka Super Corals Hall 5.2a 114
Hotel Las Margaritas Hall 23.b 216
Hotel Le Ginestre Hall 1.2 212
Hotel Le Meridien N’Fis Hall 21.b 213
Hotel Le Relais du Moulin Hall 22.a 114
Hotel Le Sivory
By Portblue Punta Cana Hall 22.a 100, 100a
Hotel Madero - Buenos Aires Hall 23.b 209
Hotel Management
Company LLC Hall 15.1 101
Hotel Metro Hall 3.1 205
Hotel Mistral 2 Hall 1.2 212
Hotel Mundial
Hall 1.1 202,202a-c
Hotel Neptun
Betriebsgesellschaft mbH Hall 6.2a 106
Hotel NeuHaus Hall 9 109
Hotel Oasis (Pvt.) Ltd. Hall 5.2a 114
Hotel Ocean Five Hall 3.1 435
Hotel Oderberger Hall 12 101
Hotel President Terme Hall 1.2 224
HOTEL PUNTA LEONA Hall 22.b 201, 201a
Hotel Quinta da Marinha Resort/
Onyria Resorts
Hall 1.1 202,202a-c
Hotel Résidence Le Vallon Hall 22.a 114
Hotel Restaurant Anders Hall 9 109
Hotel Rügenblick Hall 9 109
Hotel Rural Predio Son Serra Hall 2.1 106
Hotel San Bada Resort & Spa Hall 22.b 201, 201a
Hotel San Pablo Sevilla Hall 2.1 201,201a-c
Hotel Savoy Hall 23.b 216
Hotel St. Fridolin Hall 9 109
Hotel St. Michael Hall 9 109
Hotel Su Gologone Hall 1.2 212
Hotel Turismo São Lázaro Hall 1.1 211
Hotel Vidamar Resorts Madeira Hall 1.1 202,202a-c
Hotel Vila Lumbung Hall 26.a 115
Hotel Vila Ombak Hall 26.a 115
Hotel Villa Cariola Hall 1.2 224
Hotel Vorbach Hall 6.2a 102, 104
Hotel Zephyr Hall 3.1 221
HotelAppz Hall 7.1c 121
Hotelbeds Hall 9 110
hotelbildung.ch Hall 11.1 309
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Hotelbird GmbH Hall 7.1c 105
Hotelchamp Hall 6.1 154
Hoteles Hacienda del Peru Hall 23.a 118
Hotelfachschule Thun Hall 11.1 309
HotelForce Hall 7.1c 121
HotelFriend AG Hall 6.1 103a
Hotelgruppe Budvanska Rivijera Hall 1.2 219
hotelkit GmbH Hall 7.1c 107
HotelNetSolutions GmbH Hall 10.1 120
Hotelogix Inc Hall 6.1 159
Hotelpartner Yield
Management Hall 10.1 106
Hotels & Lodges Tanzania
Limited Hall 21.a 118
Hotels & More Ltd. Hall 18 125
Hôtels & Préférence Hall 9 119
Hôtels balladins Hall 1.1 201, 201a
Hotels Le Nautile Beach Hall 20 130
Hotelschool The Hague Hall 11.1 305
Hotel-Spider Hall 9 109
HotelsPro Hall 8.1 129
Hotix, Morocco, Tunisa Hall 8.1 113a
Hotusa Hotels Hall 2.1 101, 101a
House of Travels & Tourism
(Pvt) Ltd. Hall 5.2a 121
House of Winterthur Hall 17 101,101a-c
howtoistanbul.com, Istanbul Kongre
& Ziyaret Bürosu Hall 3.2 201
Hoxell - Hotel CRM Hall 6.1 129
HQ plus Hall 10.1 114
Hradec Králové Region
Convention Bureau Hall 7.2b 102a
HRS Group Hall 9 219
HS Travel Hall 26.a 121
HS Travel International Co. Ltd. Hall 26.a 119
HSM Lago Park Hall 2.1 106
HSMA Deutschland e.V. Hall 8.1 117
HTG Services/ Tourcompany Hall 10.2 102
hubermedia GmbH Hall 6.2b 301
Huelva Tourist Board Hall 2.1 201,201a-c
Hulhule Island Hotel Hall 5.2a 107
Humboldt Forum im Berliner
Schloss Hall 12 101
Hung Anh Travel (HA Travel) Hall 26.c 313
Hungarian Tourism Agency
Hungarian Convention Bureau Hall 1.1 204
Hunsrück-Touristik GmbH Hall 8.2 201b
Huntsville, Alabama CVB Hall 3.1 222
HUP Hotel Hall 10.2 102
Hurtigruten GmbH Hall 18 132d
Huschert Film + Medien GmbH
Das Goldene Stadttor Hall 10.1 117
Hussam Tours Hall 4.2 200
HWR Berlin Fachbereich 2 Hall 11.1 311
Hyatt Hotel & Resorts Hall 3.1 171
Hyatt Regency Aqaba Ayla
Resort Hall 4.2 200
Hyatt Regency Bali Hall 26.a 115
Hyatt Regency Danang
Resort and Spa Hall 26.c 313
Hyatt Regency Kuantan Resort Hall 26.a 117
Hyatt Regency Tokyo Hall 26.a 102
Hyatt Resorts Thailand Hall 26.b 221
I
I.D. Riva Tours Croatia Hall 1.2 214
IBACAR Autovermietung Hall 2.1 102
Iberia Hall 23.b 213
Iberostar Albufera Park Hall 2.1 106
Iberostar Albufera Playa Hall 2.1 106
Iberostar Alcudia Park Hall 2.1 106
Iberostar Grand Hotel
Portals Nous Hall 9 310
Iberostar Hotels & Resorts Hall 2.1 108
Íberostar Playa de Muro Hall 2.1 106
Iberostar Playa de Muro Village Hall 2.1 106
Iberostar Sunny Beach Resort Hall 15.1 101
Iberotel Miramar Al Aqah
Beach Resort Hall 2.2 104
Ibiza Fremdenverkehrsamt Hall 2.1 109
IC Hotels Hall 3.2 201
Icebreaker Sampo and Kemi SnowCastle
and Seaside Glass Villas Hall 18 132b
ICEHOTEL Hall 18 132a-e
Iceland Travel Hall 18 132c
Iceland Travel Hall 18 114, 114a
Iceland, Promote Iceland Hall 18 132c
Icelandair Hall 18 114, 114a
Icelandair Hotels Hall 18 114, 114a
Icelandair Hotels Hall 18 132c
Icelandic Mountain Guides Hall 18 132c
ICEX Spain Trade
and Investment Hall 6.1 106
ICMI Luxury Collection Hall 18 123
ICONIC LIVING (MM2H)
SDN BHD Hall 26.a 117
ICS Travel Group PT Biro Perjalanan
Wisata IS Indonesia Hall 26.a 115
Idaho Tourism Hall 3.1 111
IDeaS - a SAS Company Hall 8.1 110
IdeenReich - Agentur für
Eventmanagement Hall 8.1 101
Idms Tours Private Limited Hall 5.2b 205,205a
IFA Hotels & Resorts Hall 2.1 208
IGLTA - International Gay
& Lesbian Travel Association Hall 21.b 215c
Ignas Tour AG/SpA Hall 1.2 107
iGola Travel Consultant and
Services Company Hall 6.1 138
IHK Magdeburg Hall 11.2 101
Ikarus Tours GmbH Hall 25 173
IKSV (Istanbul Kultur Sanat Vakfi) Hall 3.2 201
Il Faro Hall 1.2 212
ILA Safari Lodge (ILA) Hall 21.e 101
Ilala Lodge Hall 20 133
Ilanga Travel Hall 20 138
Ile de La Réunion Tourisme Hall 20 123 + 130
Ilha Verde Rent a Car Hall 1.1 202,202a-c
Illinois Office of Tourism Hall 3.1 232
Illinois Office of Tourism
& Choose Chicago Hall 21.b 215
Iloha Seaview Hotel Hall 20 130
ILUNION HOTELS Hall 2.1 124
Ilustre Municipio
de San Cristóbal Hall 23.a 113
Imágenes Tropicales Travel
Agency Hall 22.b 201, 201a
Imereti Region Hall 15.1 103
IMG Sachsen-Anhalt mbH Hall 11.2 101
Immigration, Refugees
and Citizenship, Canada Hall 3.1 390
Imperial Austria Palace
Service GmbH Hall 17 103
Imperial Boat House
Beach Resort Koh Samui Hall 26.b 221
Impiana KLCC Hotel Hall 26.a 117
Impro Travel Hall 18 130
in.Stuttgart
Veranstaltungsgesellschaft Hall 6.2b 201
Inca Maya Tours Hall 23.a 118
Inca Rail Hall 23.a 118
Incema Travel Ltd. Hall 1.1 110, 110a
Incentive & Leisure Services Hall 23.a 115
Incoming Italia Consorzio
Promozione Turistica Hall 1.2 102
Incredible Voyages (P) Ltd. Hall 5.2b 205,205a
Independent Holiday Hostels
of Ireland (IHH) Hall 4.1 104
India & You Hall 5.2b 221
India Exotica Travels Pvt. Ltd. Hall 5.2b 205,205a
India Tourism Hall 5.2b 205,205a
Indian Holiday Pvt. Ltd. Hall 5.2b 252
Indian Railway Catering
and Tourism Corporation Hall 5.2b 205,205a
Indigenous Tourism Association
of Canada Hall 3.1 390
Indigo DMC Group
Hall 2.1 201,201a-c
Indo Asia Tours Hall 5.2b 227
Indo Journeys Pvt. Ltd. Hall 5.2b 239
Indochina Sails Hall 26.c 336
Indochina Travel Services -
(ITS) Vietnam Hall 26.c 313
Indochina Travels Euvibus GmbH Hall 25 137
Indoma Tours and Travel Hall 21.a 123
Indonesia Impression Tour Hall 26.a 115
Indonesia Ministry of Tourism Hall 26.a 114,115,116
Indotravelista.com Hall 26.b 228
INDOTREK Hall 26.c 334
Infinity Vacations Pvt Ltd Hall 5.2a 114
Infor (Deutschland) GmbH Hall 8.1 113a
Information Advanced
Solutions (IAS) Hall 8.1 113a
INFOX GmbH
& Co. Informationslogistik KG Hall 10.1 117
InfraCert GmbH Hall 8.1 117
Ingenium Softech Hall 5.1 142
Ingolstadt Tourismus
und Kongress GmbH Hall 6.2b 301
Ingolstadt Village Hall 6.2b 301
Inkaland Tours E.I.R.L. Hall 23.a 115
Innovart Hall 23.b 209
Innovation Norway Hall 16 100b
Innsbruck Tourismus Hall 17 103
Innvista Hotels Hall 3.2 201
Inova Hospitality Management Hall 1.1 112
INSECIA GmbH Hall 6.1 119
Inside Tours DMC Portugal Hall 1.1 202,202a-c
Insight Australia Travel Hall 5.2a 119
Insight India Voyage Hall 5.2b 228
Institut für Management
& Tourismus der FHW Hall 11.1 104
Institut Mathildenhöhe
Darmstadt Hall 10.2 112
Intas Destination
Management Inc. Hall 26.a 123, 126
Interact for Information
Technology Hall 8.1 113a
Intercenter Group Hall 3.1 610, 610a
IntercityHotel Hall 9 317
Interconnection Travels Hall 26.b 226
INTERCONTACT Gesellschaft für
Studien- und Begegnungsreisen Hall 25 137
InterContinental Abu Dhabi Hall 2.2 200
InterContinental Bali Resort Hall 26.a 115
InterContinental Fujairah Resort Hall 2.2 104
Intercontinental Hotel (The City) Hall 2.2 206
InterContinental Malta Hall 1.2 220
Intercontinental Mauritius Resort Hall 20 128
InterContinental Phu Quoc
Long Beach Resort Hall 26.c 313
InterContinental Resorts -
Maitai Hotels- The Brando Hall 5.2a 105
InterContinental Resorts-Maitai
Hotels- The Brando Hall 22.a 108
InterContinental Wien Hall 17 103
Interferie Hotels im Gebirge
und am Meer Hall 15.1 100
Interholiday AG Hall 25 137
Interlaken Tourismus Hall 17 101,101a-c
Interline Chauffeurservice
Eschborn GmbH Hall 7.2c 101
International Air Transport
Association Hall 25 153
International Journeys, Inc Hall 26.a 123, 126
International Medical Group Hall 21.b 214a
International Travel & Congresses Hall 4.2 205
Internationale Bodensee
Tourismus Hall 17 102
Internationaler Bustouristik
Verband e.V. Hall 12 102
Internationales Bachfest Hall 16 100f
Internationales Maritimes
Museum Hamburg Hall 10.2 112
Intertimes Group Hall 9 320
Intertours Nepal Pvt. Ltd Hall 5.2a 117
Into Africa EcoTravel Hall 4.1 246
Intrepid Travel Hall 25 148
Intui.travel transfer Hall 6.1 162
Involatus Carrier Consulting Hall 25 116
IPW by U.S. Travel Hall 3.1 291
Iran Doostan Tours Co. Pjs. Hall 4.1 207
Iranian Tour Operators
Association Hall 7.2a 100
Ireland Fáilte Ireland Hall 4.1 104
Irland Information -
Tourism Ireland Hall 18 122
Is Morus Relais Hall 1.2 212
Isetan Mitsukoshi Ltd. Hall 26.a 102
Íshestar Hall 18 132c
Isibindi Africa Lodges Hall 20 120
ISITALIA - Italia Incoming
International SRL Hall 1.2 109
Island Continent Tours Hall 20 103
Island Pro Travel Hall 18 132c
Islands of Siankaba Hall 21.e 101
Íslandshótel Hall 18 132c
ISO Travel Solutions Hall 5.1 111
Israel, Ministry of Tourism Hall 4.2 205
Isram Israel (Touring) Ltd Hall 25 175
Isrotel Hotels Hall 4.2 205
IST Servicios Informativos, S.L. Hall 6.1 106
Istanbul Tasarim Hall 3.2 201
Istion Yachting Hall 1.1 101,101a
Italcamel Hall 8.1 134
Italian National Tourist Board -
ENIT Hall 1.2 106a-e
Italy on a Budget tours Hall 4.1 120
ITB Asia Hall 26.a 118d
ITB China Hall 26.c 320a
ITB Global Hall 3.1 625
ITB Global Hall 20 110
ITC Asia Mountains Hall 3.1 606
ITEP EcoTravel Perú &
Southamerica Tour Operator Hall 23.a 118
Iti Hotels - Colonna Resort Hall 1.2 212
ITO Incoming touroperator Hall 10.2 102
ITT GmbH Hall 25 135,145
ITT Inspirations Travel
& Tours (Pty) Ltd. Hall 20 119
IUBH Internationale
Hochschule GmbH Hall 11.1 103
ivm GmbH Hall 7.2c 101
Izmir Development Agency Hall 3.2 110
J
J.P. Atelier d.o.o. Hall 6.1 122
JA Resorts & Hotels Hall 2.2 100
Jac Travel Canada Hall 3.1 390
Jacaranda Club & Resort (5*) Hall 3.2 201
Jacaranda Hotels Hall 3.2 134
Jackalberry Safaris Hall 21.e 101
Jackson Hole Chamber
of Commerce Hall 3.1 113
Jackson Hole Wildlife Safaris Hall 3.1 113
JacTravel Hall 9 220
Jade Hochschule
Wilhelmshaven
Oldenburg Elsfleth Hall 11.1 205
Jaen Tourist Board
Hall 2.1 201,201a-c
Jamaica Tourist Board
c/o neusta Grafenstein Hall 22.a 102
Jambiani Villas Hall 21.a 128
Jambuluwuk Hotels & Resorts Hall 26.a 115
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Jammu & Kashmir Tourism Hall 5.2b 205,205a
Jan-Pol Incoming Tour Operator Hall 15.1 100
Japan National Tourism
Organization Hall 26.a 120
Jasmine Palace Hall 4.2 112a
Jaz in the City Hall 9 317
Jazzfestival Saalfelden Hall 16 100b
JCM Destination Australia Hall 5.2a 119
Jenman African Safaris
& Hideaways Hall 20 121,122
Jerome Incoming Hall 7.2b 102a
Jersey, Visit Jersey / Kanalinseln Hall 18 124
Jerusalem Development Authority Hall 4.2 205
Jesolo Venice, Consorzio
di Imprese Turistiche Hall 1.2 224
Jetaway Tours Hall 21.a 108
Jetway Express Ltd. Hall 26.a 119
Jetwing Hotels Ltd. Hall 5.2a 114
Jetwing Travels (Pvt.) Ltd. Hall 5.2a 114
Jewish Cultural Quarter Hall 10.2 102
JF Holidays Hall 26.a 109
JHL Solitaire Hall 26.a 115
Jia-Jia Traveling, Accomodation
and Creation Co. Hall 26.a 121
Jin Jiang International Hall 9 119
Jochen Schweizer Arena Hall 6.2b 301
Jochen Schweizer GmbH Hall 8.1 117
John Chase Safaris Hall 20 131
Jonview Canada Inc. Hall 3.1 390
Jordan Experience Tours Hall 4.2 200
Jordan Tourism Board Hall 4.1 202
Jordan Tourism Board Hall 4.2 200
Jordan Tours & Travel Hall 4.2 200
Jordan Valley Regional Council Hall 4.2 205
JoSchi Hochkar GmbH Hall 17 105
Journeymax Executive Travel Ltd Hall 21.a 108
Journeyscapes (Pvt) Ltd. Hall 5.2a 114
Joys Hotels and Resorts Hall 5.2b 231
JPM Guides Hall 25 105
JS Alcudi-Mar Hall 2.1 106
JT Holiday Hall 26.a 115
JT Tours Hall 4.1 238
JTB Europe - Ihr Japan Specialist Hall 26.a 118a
JUCY World Hall 5.2a 119
Jüdisches Museum der Stadt Wien Hall 17 103
JUFA Hotels International Hall 6.2a 102, 104
Jugendgästehaus Kühlungsborn Hall 9 109
Jugendreise Destinationen
ARBERLAND & Schliersee Hall 4.1 106
Jukkasjärvi Vildmarks Turer AB Hall 18 108
Jumbo Tours Espana S.L.U. Hall 2.1 110
Jumeirah Etihad Towers Hall 2.2 200
Jumeirah Port Soller Hotel & Spa Hall 2.1 102
Jumeirah Zabeel Saray Hall 2.2 100
Jungfrau Region Tourismus |
Grindelwald - Wengen - Mürren -
Lauterbrunnen - Haslital Hall 17 101,101a-c
Jungfraubahnen Management AG Hall 17 101,101a-c
Jungle Experiences Hall 23.a 118
Jungle Fowl Leisure Planners Hall 5.2a 114
Jungle Lodges & Resorts Ltd Hall 5.2b 241
Juniper Consulting, S.L. Hall 6.1 106
Juvigo GmbH Hall 4.1 119
Juwel Hotels Hall 14.1 110
JW Marriott Phu Quoc
Emerald Bay Hall 26.c 313
JW Marriott Phuket Resort & Spa Hall 26.b 221
K
K2 Pakistan Hall 5.2a 113
K20K21 Kunstsammlung NRW Hall 8.2 103b
Kadappuram Beach Resorts Hall 5.2b 205,205a
KAERA Industrie- und Touristik
Versicherungsmakler Hall 10.1 117
Kafunta Safaris Hall 21.e 101
Kagera Safaris Hall 21.a 121
Kahnweilerhaus Hall 10.2 112
KAINGU LODGE Hall 21.e 101
Kairali - The Ayurvedic
Healing Village Hall 5.2b 234
Kakadu Tourism Hall 5.2a 119
Kaliakria Property Management
Ltd Hall 15.1 101
Kallpa Tour Operator Hall 23.b 209
Kamalaya Koh Samui Hall 9 310
Kamelya Collection Hall 3.2 139
Kamino Tours Hall 22.b 207
Kamstra Travel Hall 10.2 102
Kanarische Inseln Hall 2.1 202
Kanika Hotels & Resorts Hall 1.1 110, 110a
Kansas & Oklahoma Travel
& Tourism Hall 3.1 107
Kapetanios Hotels Hall 1.1 110, 110a
KAPTID Cappadocia Tourist
Hoteliers Association Hall 3.2 201
Karafuu Hotel Beach Resort Hall 21.a 128
Karakorum Adventure Hall 5.2a 113
Karakorum Nature
& Discovery Pakistan Hall 5.2a 113
Karibu World Hall 21.a 128
Kariega Game Reserve Hall 20 138
Karisma Hotels & Resorts Hall 1.2 219
Karl Marx 2018 -
Ausstellungsgesellschaft Hall 16 100e
Karlsbader Region Hall 7.2b 102a
Karma House Travel
& Tourism - DMC Hall 4.2 200
Karma Reef Gili Meno Hall 26.a 115
Karnali Excursions P.Ltd Hall 5.2a 116
Karnataka Tourism Hall 5.2b 241
Kärnten Werbung Hall 17 103
Karsiyaka Belediyesi Hall 3.2 201
Karunakarala Ayurveda Resort Hall 5.2a 114
Kas Belediye Baskanligi Hall 3.2 201
Kassel Airport,
Flughafen GmbH Kassel Hall 7.2c 101
Kassel Marketing GmbH Hall 16 100c
Kassel Marketing GmbH Hall 7.2c 101
Kata Palm + Rawai Palm
+ Maikhao Palm Phuket Hall 26.b 221
Kata Sea Breeze Resort Hall 26.b 211
Katalogwerkstatt GmbH Hall 5.1 141
Katalonien, Catalan Tourist Board Hall 2.1 203
Katara Hospitality Hall 2.2 206
Katarina Line d.o.o. Hall 1.2 214
Kathmandu Experience
Travels & Tours Hall 5.2a 116
Katholische Universität Eichstätt-
Ingolstadt / TOPAS e.V. Hall 11.1 105
Kaus Media Services Hall 5.3 107
Kayumanis Private Villa & Spa Hall 26.a 115
Kazakh Tourism National
Company JSC Hall 3.1 620
KD Deutsche Rheinschiffahrt AG Hall 8.2 103a
Keahotels Hall 18 132c
KeePConsult Smart Hotel
Solutions Hall 5.3 110
Kelana DMC Hall 26.a 115
Kemer Belediyesi Hall 3.2 201
Kempinski Hotel Aqaba
Red Sea Jordan Hall 9 215
Kempinski Hotel Ishtar
Dead Sea Jordan Hall 9 215
Kempinski Hotel Muscat
Sultanate of Oman Hall 9 215
Kempinski Hotels Hall 9 215
Kennedy Space Center Visitor
Complex Hall 3.1 305
Kenshō Boutique Hotel & Suites Hall 1.1 101,101a
Kentucky Tourism Hall 3.1 222
Kenya Tourism Board Hall 21.a 122
Kenya Tru Nomads Tours Hall 21.a 108a
Kenzan Tented Camps & Lodges Hall 21.a 128
Kenzi Hotels Group Hall 21.b 213
Ker & Downey Botswana Hall 20 131
Kerala Tourism Hall 5.2b 223
Keralavoyages India Pvt Ltd Hall 5.2b 205,205a
Keshet Educational Journeys Hall 4.2 205
KETAV Kemer Promotion
Foundation Hall 3.2 201
Ketzaltour Hall 22.b 207
Keukenhof Hall 10.2 102
Kevin Streit and Associates Hall 3.1 202
Keys Hotels Travel & Tours Ltd Hall 21.a 128
KGH Group of Hotels & Resorts Hall 5.2a 116
KHC Westfalenhallen GmbH Hall 8.2 101a
Khiri Travel Hall 26.b 203
Khwa ttu San Culture
& Education Centre Hall 4.1 248
Kiel-Marketing e.V. Hall 6.2a 105
Kigo, a RealPage Company Hall 6.1 160
KIJONGO BAY Kijongo Bay
Beach Resort Hall 21.a 128
KIJU reisen Hall 4.1 113
Kilaweni Tours Hall 21.a 128
Kilemakyaro Mountain Lodge Hall 21.a 128
Kilifair Promotion Co. Ltd Hall 21.a 128
Kilimandscharo Active Tours Ltd. Hall 21.a 128
Kilit Global Yasar Sobutay Bulvarı
No 85 Güzeloba Mahallesi Hall 3.2 118
Kimberley Spirit Tours Hall 5.2a 119
Kisima Tours and Safaris Ltd Hall 4.1 246
Kissimmee, Experience Hall 3.1 220
Kitzbühel Country Club Hall 9 310
Kiwi.com s.r.o. Hall 5.1 110
Klapa Resort Hall 26.a 115
Klassik Stiftung Weimar Hall 11.2 103
Kleemann Irland Reisen Ltd. Hall 18 102
Klimahaus ® Bremerhaven 8° Ost Hall 6.2a 101
Klocke Verlag GmbH Hall 5.3 109
Klosterhotel Wöltingerode Hall 8.1 131
Klühspies Reisen GmbH & Co. KG Hall 4.1 117
KMW Reisen GmbH
(Kurz-mal- weg.de) Hall 25 126
Knezovic Turizam d.o.o.
(Croatia-ala-Carte) Hall 1.2 203
Knossos Travel Hall 1.1 110, 110a
Know Sardinia Hall 1.2 212
Knowledge Without Borders Hall 2.2 102
Koblenz-Touristik Hall 8.2 201c
Kochsberg Europa Akademie Hall 9 109
Kognitiv Hall 10.1 123
Koh Samui Tourism Association Hall 26.b 216
Köln/Bonn Airport Hall 8.2 103e
Kölner Offenbach
Gesellschaft - 2019 Hall 16 100b
KölnTourismus GmbH Hall 8.2 102a-b
Kölntourist Personenschiffahrt
am Dom Hall 8.2 103a
Kolping Hotels und Resorts Hall 9 109
Kolpinghaus Meran Hall 8.1 131
Kolumba-Kunstmuseum
des Erzbistums Köln Hall 16 100c
Komaneka Resorts Hall 26.a 115
Komex Tours Hall 22.b 207
König Tours GmbH & Co KG Hall 3.1 615
Konkamoya Lodge Hall 21.e 101
Konokono Beach
Resort Zanzibar Hall 21.a 128
Kontiki Beach Resort Curacao Hall 22.a 105
Kontokali Bay Resort
& Spa Aeolos Beach Resort Hall 1.1 101,101a
kontor2508 Hall 16 100a
Korcula Hotels Hall 1.2 209
Koreanische Zentrale für Tourismus Hall 26.a 124
Kosovo Investment and Enterprise
Support Agency (KIESA) Hall 1.2 211
Krabi Tourism Association Hall 26.b 210
Kreola Ltd Hall 20 128
Kreutzwald Hotel Tallinn Hall 18 111b
Kreuzfahrt Guide /
planet c GmbH Hall 6.2a 102, 104
KRIMI total GmbH Hall 8.1 101
Kroatische Zentrale für Tourismus Hall 1.2 214
KRYSTAL HOTELS Hall 22.b 207
Ksa Tours and Travels Pvt. Ltd. Hall 5.2b 205,205a
KSB Travel & Tours Hall 26.a 109
KTG Karlsruhe Tourismus GmbH Hall 6.2b 201
Kubu Safari Lodge Hall 20 137
Kuching Travel Service Hall 26.a 121
Kultur in Hessen - c/o HA
Hessen Agentur Hall 7.2c 101
Kultur- und Tourismusamt
Stadt Lorsch Hall 16 100c
Kulturamt Frankfurt am Main Hall 7.2c 101
Kulturbetrieb der Stadt Aachen Hall 16 100d
Kulturhistorisches Museum
im Dominikanerkloster Hall 10.2 112
Kulturhistorisches Museum
Magdeburg Hall 16 100d
Kulturhistorisches Museum
Schloss Merseburg Hall 10.2 112
KulturLoungeBayern Hall 6.2b 301
Kulturprojekte Berlin GmbH Hall 12 101
Kulturstiftung Sachsen-Anhalt Hall 11.2 101
Kunst Haus Wien Museum
Hundertwasser Hall 17 103
Kunst- und Ausstellungshalle der
Bundesrepublik Deutschland GmbH Hall 8.2 103b
Kunstareal München Hall 16 100c
Kunsthalle Düsseldorf/ KIT -
Kunst im Tunnel Hall 8.2 103b
Kunsthalle Mannheim Hall 6.2b 201
Kunsthistorisches Museum Wien Hall 17 103
Kunstkraftwerk Leipzig GmbH Hall 11.2 102
Künstlerische Holzgestaltung
Bergmann Hall 13 202
Kunstmeile Hamburg Hall 16 100c
Kunstmuseum Bonn Hall 8.2 103b
Kunstmuseum Moritzburg
Halle Saale Hall 10.2 112
Kunstsammlungen Chemnitz Hall 10.2 112
Kunstsammlungen Zwickau
Max-Pechstein-Museum Hall 10.2 112
Kunuku Aqua Resort Hall 22.a 105
Kúpele Trencianske Teplice Hall 7.2b 103
Kur- und Tourismusbetrieb
Bad Wörishofen Hall 6.2b 301
Kura Hulanda Resorts Hall 22.a 105
Kura Kura Resort Hall 26.a 115
Kurbetrieb Swinemünde A.G Hall 15.1 100
Kurhaus Wiesbaden GmbH Hall 7.2c 101
Kurzeme Tourism Association Hall 18 130
KUS Landkreis Pfaffenhofen
a.d. Ilm Hall 6.2b 301
Kusadasi Municipality Hall 3.2 104
Kusadasi Tourism Association Hall 3.2 201
Kutaisi Toursim Information Center Hall 15.1 103
KUTO (Kusadasi Ticaret Odasi) Hall 3.2 201
Kvarken Archipelago & Kalle’s Inn Hall 18 108
Kvarner Health,
Tourismusverband Kvarner Hall 21.b 214b
Kvarner, Tourismusverband
der Region Hall 1.2 207
KVT HOLIDAYS Hall 5.2b 205,205a
Kwando Safaris Hall 20 131
Kyrgyz Concept Hall 3.1 606
L
L&T communications PR
for lifestyle & travel Hall 5.3 110
L’hotel Management Co Ltd. Hall 26.a 119
La Bagnaia Golf & Spa Resort Siena
CURIO - A Collection by Hilton Hall 9 314
La Beduina Tours Hall 4.2 200
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La Blanche Island Bodrum Hall 3.2 201
La Cala Resort
Hall 2.1 201,201a-c
La Certosa di Pontignano Hall 1.2 105
La Flora Khao Lak Group Hall 26.b 221
La Perle Theater Hall 2.2 100
La Rioja Hall 2.1 101, 101a
La Ventana Hall 23.b 209
Lago Maggiore-Ossola Täler
Federalberghi VCO Hall 1.2 221
Laguna Lodge Tortuguero Hall 22.b 201, 201a
Laguna Phuket Club Co. Ltd. Hall 26.b 221
Lahn-Dill-Kreis Hall 7.2c 101
Lahntal Tourismus Verband e. V. Hall 7.2c 101
Lahn-Taunus-Touristik e.V. Hall 7.2c 101
Lahti Region / Visit Lahti Hall 18 132b
Lake Saimaa, Purest Finland Hall 18 132b
Lakeland Hotel Petäys Resort Hall 18 132b
LakeSaimaa Finland, VisitSaimaa Hall 18 132b
LAL Sprachreisen GmbH Hall 25 172
Lamberth GmbH Hall 10.1 117
Land and Lake Safaris Hall 20 101
Land of Turquoise Domes Tour
& Travel Company Hall 4.1 235
Land Tours Ghana Limited Hall 21.a 108
Landela Safaris Hall 20 133
Landesgartenschau
Burg 2018 GmbH Hall 11.2 101
Landeshauptstadt Düsseldorf
Kulturamt Hall 8.2 103b
Landesmuseum Hannover Hall 16 100d
Landesverband für Kinderund
Jugendreisen Berlin-
Brandenburg e.V. Hall 12 101
Landgasthaus Wintringer Hof Hall 9 109
Landgoed Duin & Kruidberg Hall 10.2 102
Landhaus Flottbek Hotel
& Restaurant Hall 6.2a 102, 104
Landhotel Bad Dürrenberg Hall 9 109
Landidyll Hotels & Restaurants Hall 10.1 119
Landkreis Gießen Hall 7.2c 101
Landmark Lancaster Hotel Group Hall 26.b 221
Landschaftsverband
Westfalen-Lippe/ LWL Hall 8.2 102a
Langi Langi Beach Bungalows Hall 21.a 128
Lanka Holidays.Net (Pvt.) Ltd. Hall 5.2a 114
Lanka Islands Resorts Ltd Hall 5.2a 114
Lanka Sportreizen Hall 5.2a 114
Lanka Vacations (Pvt) Ltd Hall 5.2a 114
Lao Tai Shan - Bali Mula Hall 26.a 115
Laos - Ministry of Information,
Culture & Tourism Hall 26.c 308
Lapland Hotels and Safaris Hall 18 132b
Lapland Lodge AB Hall 18 108
Larcomar Hall 23.a 118
Larnaka Tourism Board Hall 1.1 110, 110a
Las Gaviotas Suites Hotel & Spa Hall 2.1 106
Las Vegas Convention
& Visitors Authority Hall 3.1 231
Las Vegas Sands - The Venetian Hall 3.1 231
Las Villas Akumal Hall 22.b 207
LATAM Airlines Hall 23.a 117
Latgale Tourism Association
Ezerzeme Hall 18 130
Latin America Travel PTY LTD Hall 22.a 108
Latin American Encounter Hall 23.a 112
Latin Trails Cia.Ltda. Hall 23.a 113
Latinconnect Hall 22.a 107
Latventure Incoming Cia. Ltda. Hall 23.a 113
Latvia, Investment
and Development Agency Hall 18 130
Latvian Camping Association Hall 18 130
Laugfs Leisure Ltd. Hall 5.2a 114
Lausanne Hospitality
Consulting S.A.
Hall 17 101,101a-c
Le Cesarine Hall 1.2 110
Le Meridien Hall 2.2 200
Le Meridien Al Aqah Beach Resort Hall 2.2 104
Le Meridien St. Julians Hotel & Spa Hall 1.2 220
Le Meridien St. Julians Hotel & Spa Hall 2.2 200
Le Palais Hall 7.2b 102a
Le Palais Paysan Hall 21.b 213
Le Palmiste Resort & Spa
& Residence Potosi Hall 20 128
Le Passage to India Hall 25 129
Le Passage to India Tours
and Travels Hall 5.2b 215
Le Peninsula Bay Beach
Resort & Spa Hall 20 128
Le Relais de l’Hermitage
Saint-Gilles Hall 20 130
Le Royal Meridien Beach
Resort & Spa Hall 2.2 100
Le Saint Alexis Hotel & Spa Hall 20 130
Le Voyageur Hall 20 104
Lebanon, Ministry of Tourism 4,2 201
Leeds Castle Hall 18 123
Legacy Hotel and Resorts Hall 20 133
Legacy Vacation Club Hall 3.1 305
Legend Hospitality Group Hall 20 138
Legend Travel Group Hall 26.b 207a
Legendary Expeditions Hall 20 121,122
Legian Beach Hotel /
Candi Beach Resort & Spa Hall 26.a 115
LEGOLAND Deutschland
Freizeitpark Hall 6.2b 301
Lehrstuhl für Wirtschaftsgeographie
und Tourismusforschung Hall 11.1 312
Leipzig Tourismus
und Marketing GmbH Hall 11.2 102
LENONI OY 18 125a
Leonardo Hotels Hall 8.1 105
Leonardo Hotels & Resorts Cyprus Hall 1.1 110, 110a
Leopard Tours Ltd. Hall 21.a 125
Leopold Museum Hall 17 103
Leptos Calypso Hotels Public Ltd. Hall 1.1 110, 110a
Lernidee Erlebnisreisen GmbH Hall 26.c 301
Les parfumeries Fragonard Hall 1.1 201, 201a
Les Saintes Tourist Office Hall 22.a 114
Lesotho Tourism Development
Corporation Hall 20 106
Letaka Safaris Hall 20 131
Letoonia Resorts Hall 3.2 201
Let’s Sea & Loligo Resort Hua Hin Hall 26.b 221
Lets See Asia Pvt Ltd Hall 5.2a 114
LetsFly Information
Technology Co. Ltd. Hall 6.1 153
Levi Destination Marketing Hall 18 132b
Levki Orchidea Tours Limited Hall 1.1 110, 110a
Lewa Wilderness Hall 20 112
Lexis Hotels & Resorts Hall 26.a 109
L’Hospitalet de L’Infant i la Vall
de Llors, Area de Turisme Hall 2.1 203
Liberation Route Europe Hall 16 100b
Liberty International Tourism Group Hall 25 138
Liburnia Riviera Hotels Hall 1.2 214
LIDI DI CHIOGGIA Consorzio
di Promozione Turistica Hall 1.2 224
Lidl Digital International
GmbH & Co. KG Hall 18 100
Lido Tours Travel Agency Tours
& Levada Walks
Hall 1.1 202,202a-c
Liechtenstein Marketing Hall 17 102
Liepaja Hall 18 130
Lifestyle Retreats Hall 26.a 115
Lihotec, Russia Hall 8.1 113a
Likuliku Lagoon Resort
& Malolo Island Resort Hall 5.2a 103
Lille LAM Hall 1.1 201, 201a
Lima Tours Hall 23.a 112, 118
Lima Tours Hall 25 129
Limassol Tourism Board Hall 1.1 110, 110a
Limtravelone Hall 1.2 118
Lindbergh Tour & Travel Hall 10.2 102
Lindenau-Museum Altenburg Hall 10.2 112
Lindenhof Hall 9 109
Lindian Village Hall 1.1 112
Lindner Hotels AG Hall 9 112
Lindos Imperial Resort & Spa Hall 1.1 112
Linz Tourismus Hall 17 103
Lion Camp Safari Lodge Hall 21.e 101
Lion Roars Hotels and Lodges Hall 20 138
Lions of Tanzania Safari & Tours Hall 21.a 128
LionsDive Beach Resort Curaçao Hall 22.a 105
Lipa cave Hall 1.2 219
Lippe Tourismus & Marketing GmbH Hall 8.2 102a
Lisbon ByBoat
Hall 1.1 202,202a-c
LiT BANGKOK Hotel & Residence Hall 26.b 221
Lite Travel Co., Ltd. Hall 26.a 121
Lithuanian State Department
of Tourism Hall 18 131
Lithuanian Tours Ltd Hall 18 131b
Litore Resort Hotel & Spa Hall 3.2 136
Littlebig Road Hall 3.1 415
Live Riga Hall 18 130
Live the Journey Hall 20 138
LiveRate Hall 9 109
Living Tours Spain & Portugal Hall 2.1 203
Livingstone Jan Thiel Resort Hall 22.a 105
LLC “Pamir Mountains Travel” Hall 3.1 609
LLC Radio Guide Hall 3.1 621
Lloret Turisme Hall 2.1 203
LMJC Azores Tours
Hall 1.1 202,202a-c
LN Garden Hotel, Guangzhou Hall 26.a 112
Local Roots Pvt. Ltd. Hall 4.1 210
Localista Hall 22.b 201, 201a
Loews Hollywood Hotel Hall 3.1 221
Logos Discovery Hall 3.1 606
LogosTour GmbH Reiseveranstalter des
Polnischen Lehrerverbandes Hall 15.1 100
Lokman Hekim Esnaf Hospital 21.B 214g
London & Partners Hall 18 123
Long Beach Resort Hotel & Spa Hall 3.2 201
loop luxury fair by Lobster Experience Hall 9 310
Lopesan Hotel Group Hall 2.1 208
Lordos Beach Hotel Hall 1.1 110, 110a
Lordos Hotels (Holdings) Ltd Hall 1.1 110, 110a
Loro Parque S.A. Hall 2.1 206
Los Amigos Tulum Hall 22.b 210
Los Angeles Tourism Hall 3.1 221
Losinj Hotels & Villas Hall 1.2 207
Lots of Hotels Hall 9 220
Lotte Hotel, Yangon Hall 26.b 226
Lotus Asia Tours Hall 26.a 115
Lotus Cruises Hall 26.c 335
Louis Hotels PLC LTD Hall 1.1 106
Louis Travel Ltd Hall 1.1 110, 110a
Louisiana Office of Tourism Hall 3.1 331
Louvre Hotels Group Hall 9 119
Love For Africa Hall 20 133
Lovers Canal Cruises Hall 10.2 102
Lower Silesian Tourist
Organisation Hall 15.1 100
LTA Lifecard Travel Assistance
Gesellschaft für Reiseschutz mbH Hall 25 137
LTC Media Verlag Hall 3.1 617
Ltd Wilderness Hotel Nellim Hall 18 113
Lu´ Hotel Hall 1.2 212
Luambe Conservation Ltd. Hall 21.e 101
Lübeck- und Travemünde
Marketing GmbH Hall 6.2a 105
Lublin Regional Tourist
Organisation Hall 15.1 100
Lubuskie Voivodship Hall 14.1 111
Luciano Tours Hall 21.e 101
Ludwigs Festspielhaus Füssen Hall 6.2b 301
Lufthansa AirPlus Servicekarten Hall 7.1a 100a-b
Lufthansa City Center
International GmbH Hall 12 102
Lufthansa Group Hall 25 156
Lufthansa Holidays Hall 25 152
Lüftner Cruises Hall 25 162
Luisa Todi Tour Operator DMC Hall 1.1 202,202a-c
Luna Hotels & Resorts Hall 1.1 202,202a-c
Lüneburger Heide GmbH Hall 6.2a 103
Lusanova DMC
Hall 1.1 202,202a-c
Lüttich, Kulturstadt Hall 16 100d
Lux Saint-Gilles Hall 20 130
LUX* Resorts & Hotels Hall 9 216
Lux* Resorts & Spa Hall 20 128
Luxair Group S.A. Hall 10.2 101
Luxe Voyage Hall 20 128
Luxembourg City Tourist Office Hall 10.2 101
Luxembourg for Tourism Hall 10.2 101
Luxury Scotland Hall 18 123
Luxury Travel Co Ltd. Hall 26.c 321
Luzern Tourismus AG Hall 17 101,101a-c
M
M & J Travel & Tours Hall 21.a 108
M Hotels- Crowne Plaza
Venice East Padua Hall 1.2 224
M2C - Masai Mobility Community Hall 6.1 134
Mabata Makali Lodge
and Campsite Hall 21.a 128
MAC Travels Pvt Ltd Hall 5.2a 114
Macao Government Tourism
Office (MGTO) Hall 26.a 105
Macedonia FYR - The Agency
for promotion and support
of tourism Hall 1.2 201
Macedonia Holidays Hall 1.2 201
Machaba Safaris Hall 20 112
Macho Halisi Ltd. Hall 21.a 128
Machu Picchu Travel Hall 23.a 118
MacSun-Travel doo Skopje Hall 25 177
Mad River Boat Trips Hall 3.1 113
Madagascar Discovery Agency-
Hotels Hall 20 103
Madagascar Land Of Wonders Hall 20 103
Madagascar National Tourism Board Hall 20 103
Madame Tussauds /
The Amsterdam Dungeon Hall 10.2 102
made Hall 18 123
Madeira Promotion Bureau Hall 1.1 202,202a-c
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Madhya Pradesh Tourism Hall 5.2b 246
Madinat Jumeirah-The Arabian
Resort of Dubai Hall 2.2 100
Madrid Destino Hall 2.1 101, 101a
Madrid, Comunidad de Hall 2.1 101, 101a
Madukelle Hotels & Lodges
(Pvt) Ltd Hall 5.2a 114
Maestro Indonesia Hall 26.a 115
Magadh Travels & Tours Pvt. Ltd. Hall 5.2b 205,205a
Magdeburg Marketing Kongress
und Tourismus Hall 11.2 101
Magdeburger Tourismusverband
Elbe-Börde-Heide e.V. Hall 11.2 101
Magic Travels Hall 2.2 202a
Magnuson Hotels Hall 9 119
Maharashtra Tourism Development
Corporation Hall 5.2b 201
Mahaweli Reach Hotels PLC Hall 5.2a 114
Mahekal Beach Resort Hall 22.b 207
Mai Chau Ecolodge Hall 26.c 336
Mainland Miltenberg-
Churfranken e.V. Hall 6.2b 301
mainzplus CITYMARKETING Hall 8.2 201c
Maistra D.D. Hall 1.2 214
Majeka House Hall 9 310
Majestic Holidays Ltd. Hall 22.a 112
Majestic Resorts Hall 22.a 100, 100a
MAK - Österreichisches Museum
für Kunst / Gegenwartskunst Hall 17 103
Makalu Adventure Travel & Tours Hall 5.2a 116
Malaga, Ayuntamiento
Área de Turismo Hall 2.1 124
Malai Adventure Hall 26.a 117
Malawi Department of Tourism Hall 20 101
Malawian Style Hall 20 101
Malaysia Healthcare Travel Council
(MHTC) Hall 26.a 117
Malaysia Tourism Promotion Board Hall 26.a 117
Malaysian Association of Tour
& Travel Agents (MATTA) Hall 26.a 109
Malaysian Inbound Tourism
Association Hall 26.a 117
Maldives, Marketing
& PR Corporation Hall 5.2a 107
Malgrat Turisme Hall 2.1 203
Mali, Agence de Promotion
Touristique Hall 21.a 109
Malla Travel & Trek Services Hall 25 129
Mallorca Turisme, Fundació Hall 2.1 102
Malopolska Tourist Organisation Hall 15.1 100
Hall 1.2 / Stand 220
Malta Fremdenverkehrsamt Hall 1.2 220
Malta Sun Island Services GmbH Hall 1.2 220
Hall 16 / Stand 100b
Malta Tourism Authority Hall 16 100b
Mama Tembo Tours Hall 21.e 101
Mamberto Hall 1.2 102
Mambo Tours Hall 21.e 101
Mammoth Lakes Tourism Hall 3.1 221
Manadara Hotels Hall 5.2a 114
Manathai Hotels & Resorts Hall 26.b 221
Manavgat Side Touristischer
Hotelierverband Hall 3.2 125
Mandarin Hotel, Bangkok Hall 26.b 211
Manipur Tourism Hall 5.2b 205,205a
Manor House Hotel Karolineburg Hall 18 108
Mantis Management (Pty) Limited Hall 20 132
mantour Unternehmensberatung für
nachhaltigen und innovativen
Tourismus Hall 25 137
Mantovani Plotin Travel Hall 1.1 110
MANU Touristik GmbH Hall 17 101,101a-c
Manumadi Tours & Travel Hall 26.a 115
Mapache Rent a Car Hall 22.b 201, 201a
Maps.Me Hall 4.1 247
Mar Playa de Muro Suites Hall 2.1 106
Maradiva Villas Resort & Spa
Sands Suites Resort & Spa Hall 20 128
Marasa Africa Hall 21.a 121
MarBella Corfu Hall 1.1 112
MarBella Nido Suite Hotel & Villas Hall 1.1 112
Marbella Resort Hall 2.2 102
Marburg Stadt und Land
Tourismus GmbH Hall 7.2c 101
Marco Polo Central Asia Travel Hall 3.1 602
Marco Polo Hongkong Hotel Hall 26.a 119
Marco Polo Reisen GmbH Hall 25 108
Maremania DMC Hall 1.2 212
Marhaba Services Hall 2.2 100
Maricom D.O.O. Hall 1.2 214
Marienbad Kur & Spa Hotels Hall 7.2b 102a
Marina Club Lagos Resort Hall 1.1 202,202a-c
Marismare Hotels Hall 1.1 110, 110a
Maritim Hotelgesellschaft mbH Hall 9 303
Maritim Hotels Mauritius Hall 20 128
Mark International Hall 3.1 415
Marketing Deluxe Hall 17 103
Marketing Gesellschaft
Mönchengladbach Hall 8.2 103f
Marketing-Gesellschaft Oberlausitz-
Niederschlesien mbH Hall 11.2 102
Marketingkooperation Städte
Schleswig-Holstein Hall 6.2a 105
Marratxi, Ajuntament Hall 2.1 102
Marriott Hotels and Resorts
of Costa Rica Hall 22.b 201, 201a
Marriott Hotels International Ltd Hall 9 312
Marriott Hotels of Canada Hall 3.1 390
Marriott International Hall 20 128
Marriott Thailand, Vietnam,
Cambodia & Myanmar Hall 26.b 221
Marriott-Bangkok Marquis-Hua Hin-
Phuket Naiyang Hall 26.b 221
Marsa Malaz Kempinski,
The Pearl Doha Hall 9 215
Marshal’s Office of the Swietokrzyskie
Voivodeship Hall 15.1 100
Martin Travel Hall 23.b 216
Martinique Hall 22.a 116
Martin’s Hotels Hall 10.2 103
Marumaru Hotel Zanzibar Hall 21.a 123
Marvel Holidays (Thailand) Hall 26.b 211
Marvellous Memory Company
Limited Hall 26.b 226
Mary Rose Museum Hall 18 123
Mashatu Nature Reserve Hall 20 131
Master Charter Hall 1.2 203
Masters Travel Service Hall 4.2 105
Matachica Resort & Spa Hall 22.b 208
Matahari Beach Resort & Spa Hall 26.a 115
Matkalle Sallaan ry Hall 18 108
Matoya Safaris Hall 21.e 101
Matta Tour & Travel Hall 26.a 115
Matterhorn Gotthard Bahn Hall 17 101,101a-c
Mauly Tours & Safaris Ltd. Hall 21.a 128
Mauritius Tourism Promotion
Authority Hall 20 128
Mauritours Ltd Hall 20 128
Mauritshuis Hall 10.2 102
Mautourco Ltd Hall 20 128
Maverick Aviation Group Hall 3.1 231
Max Ernst Museum Brühl des LVR /
LVR-Museumsverbund Hall 8.2 103f
Maya Resorts
(Maya Ubud & Maya Sanur) Hall 26.a 115
Mayaland Tours Hall 22.b 207
Mayan Princess Beach
& Dive Resort Hall 22.b 205
Mayotte Comité Départemental
du Tourisme Hall 20 105
Mbalageti Serengeti Hall 21.a 128
Mbali Mbali Lodges and Camps Hall 20 132
Mberesero Lodges
& Tented Camps Hall 21.a 128
MBK Hotel & Tourism
(Pathumwan Princess Hotel
& Layana Resort & Spa) Hall 26.b 221
MBNA Thames Clippers Hall 18 123
MBtours
Hall 1.1 202,202a-c
MCI Management
Center Innsbruck Hall 11.1 213
McTours Centroamerica Hall 22.b 205
MDT travel underwriting GmbH Hall 25 137a
Mears Transportation Group &
Mears Global Chauffeured Services Hall 3.1 305
Mecklenburg-Schwerin e.V. Hall 6.2a 106
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Hall 4.1 110
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Hall 6.2a 106,106a-b
MEDER CommTech GmbH Hall 6.1 114
Medianox GmbH Hall 25 102a-b
Medical Spa Hotel Lawendowe
Termy Hall 15.1 100
Medinice S.A. 21.B 214d
Mediteran Adria d.o.o. Hall 1.2 216
Mediusz S.C. Hall 15.1 100
Médoc Atlantique Hall 1.1 201, 201a
Meet in Georgia LTD Hall 15.1 103
Meeting Point International Hall 25 172
meetingmasters.de MICE
Procurement Hall 8.1 116
meetingmasters.de
Teilnehmermanagement Hall 8.1 115
Meine Landausflüge Hall 1.2 225
Meine Weltkarte Hall 25 137
meine-weltkarte.de Hall 25 137
MEININGER Shared Services GmbH Hall 4.1 105
Melas Hotels Hall 3.2 201
Melia Bali Hall 26.a 115
Melia Bavi Mountain Retreat Hall 26.c 313
Melia Hanoi Hotel Hall 26.c 313
Melia Hotel Kuala Lumpur Hall 26.a 109
Melia Hotels I Portugal Hall 1.1 202,202a-c
Meliá Hotels International Hall 22.a 100, 100a
Meliá Hotels International Hall 9 201
Melia Hotels International -
Bulgaria Hall 15.1 101
Meliã Nassau Beach-
All Inclusive Hall 22.a 112
Melia Purosani Hall 26.a 115
Melia Serengeti Hall 21.a 128
Melia Yangon Hotel Hall 26.b 226
Melia Zanzibar Hall 21.a 128
Melo Travel
Hall 1.1 202,202a-c
Memorable Journeys Hall 21.e 101
Memories Group Ltd. Hall 26.b 201
Memphis CVB Hall 3.1 222
Menara Tours Hall 21.b 213
Menjangan Dynasty Resort,
Glamping & Dive Centre North
West Bali Hall 26.a 115
Menorca, Fundació Foment Turisme
de Menorca Hall 2.1 102
Mercado & Eventos - Brasil Hall 23.b 201
Mercedes-Benz Museum Hall 10.2 112
Mercury Travels Limited Hall 5.2b 236
Meritus Pelangi Beach
Resort & Spa, Langkawi Hall 26.a 117
Merlin Entertainments plc Hall 18 123
Mesoamerica Travel Hall 22.b 205
Messe Frankfurt Hall 7.2c 101
MESSEHOTEL Köln-Deutz Hall 8.1 131
MesseReiseMarkt Reuther GmbH Hall 14.1 109
Mesto Spisská Nová Ves Hall 7.2b 103
Metropolitan Touring Hall 23.a 120
Metropolitan Touring Colombia Hall 23.a 120
Metropolitan Touring Ecuador Hall 23.a 120
Metropolitan Touring-Peru Hall 23.a 120
Mexcellence Travel Hall 22.b 207
Mexikanisches
Fremdenverkehrsbüro Hall 22.b 207
MGM Resorts International Hall 3.1 231
Miami Platja, Area Turisme
de Mont - Roig del Camp Hall 2.1 203
MICE PORTAL GmbH Hall 8.1 124
Hall 1.2 / Stand 114
Michelangelo International
Travel srl Hall 1.2 114
Midden-Limburg Marketing Hall 10.2 102
Miki Travel Limited Hall 8.1 113b
Miles & More GmbH Hall 25 156
Mille Tours Hall 20 130
Millennium Hotel Abu Dhabi Hall 2.2 200
Millennium Hotels and Resorts Hall 9 303
Miller Forest Investment AG -
Grünes Klima Hall 23.b 204
Miller Incoming GmbH Hall 23.b 204
Miller Reisen GmbH Hall 23.b 204
Mimino Travel Hall 15.1 103
Ministerio de Turismo, Ecuador Hall 23.a 113
Ministerium für Ländliche Entwicklung,
Umwelt und Landwirtschaft
des Landes Brandenburg Hall 12 101
Ministry of Natural Resources
and Tourism Hall 21.a 128
Ministry of Tourism Tonga Hall 5.2a 104
Minoan Lines Hall 1.1 101,101a
Minor Hotel Group Limited Hall 26.b 232
Miracle Resort Hotel Hall 3.2 201
Miracle Tourism Hall 2.2 100
Miraggio Thermal Spa Resort Hall 1.1 112
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Miramare Sea Resort Hall 1.2 225
Misa Tours International Hall 3.1 390
Mittelweser-Touristik GmbH Hall 6.2a 103
Mobian Hall 6.1 109
Mobile Bay, Alabama CVB Hall 3.1 222
Moby Lines Europe GmbH Hall 1.2 226
Moco Museum Hall 10.2 102
Modular Glass System Neo Hall 3.1 612
Moldova, Tourism Agency of the
Republic of Moldova Hall 3.1 627
Monarch Travel Hall 21.b 213
Mondi Lodge Hall 22.a 105
Mondorf Domaine Thermal Hall 10.2 101
Mongolia Discovery Hall 3.1 602
Mongolian Tourism Association Hall 26.c 316
Mons Kulturstadt Hall 16 100d
Monsterroller Ltd. Hall 8.1 101
Monte da Quinta Resort
& Quinta do Lago
Hall 1.1 202,202a-c
Monte Santo Resort Hall 1.1 202,202a-c
Montenegro Airlines Hall 1.2 219
Montenegro National Tourism
Organisation Hall 1.2 219
Montreux Oberland Bernois
MOB GoldenPass Line Hall 17 101,101a-c
Monument Valley Simpson’s
Trailhandler Tours Hall 3.1 140
Monument Valley Tours Hall 3.1 127
Moray Speyside Tourism Hall 18 123
More Hall 20 132
Morena Resort Hall 22.a 105
Morgenstern - Literaturmuseum Hall 10.2 112
Moroccan National Tourist Office Hall 21.b 213
Morukuru Family Hall 9 310
Mosaic Adventure Pvt.Ltd Hall 5.2a 116
Mosellandtouristik GmbH Hall 8.2 201b
Mossala Island Resort Hall 4.1 252
Motorcycle Expeditions Hall 4.1 205
Mount Kailash Resort (P) Ltd Hall 5.2a 116
Mount Lavinia Hotel Hall 5.2a 114
Mountain Lodges of Perú Hall 23.a 118
Mountain Resorts Development
Company Hall 15.1 103
Mountaineers of Iceland Hall 18 132c
Mountains of Norway Hall 18 132d
moveinn Hostel Nordhorn Hall 9 109
Movenpick Asara Resort
& Spa Hua Hin Hall 26.b 221
Movenpick Hotel Hall 2.2 206
Mövenpick Hotel
& Apartments Bur Dubai Hall 2.2 100
Movenpick Hotel Colombo Hall 5.2a 114
Mövenpick Hotel Ibn Battuta Gate Hall 2.2 100
Mövenpick Hotel Jumeirah Beach Hall 2.2 100
Mövenpick Hotel Jumeirah
Lakes Towers Hall 2.2 100
Mövenpick Hotel Mansour
Eddahbi Marrakech Hall 21.b 213
Mövenpick Hotel
Sukhumvit 15 Bangkok Hall 26.b 221
Mövenpick Hotels & Resorts -
Jordan Hall 4.2 200
Mövenpick Hotels and Resorts Hall 2.2 100
Mövenpick Hotels Deutschland
GmbH Hall 12 102
Mövenpick Resort
& Spa Karon Beach Phuket Hall 26.b 211
Mövenpick Resort
and Spa Jimbaran, Bali Hall 26.a 115
Movenpick Resort Cam Ranh Hall 26.c 313
Mozaic Restaurant Ubud Hall 26.a 115
Mozambique Tourism Hall 20 108
Mozarthaus Vienna Hall 17 103
Mozeti Tours and Safaris Co.Ltd. Hall 21.a 123
mpk - Museum Pfalzgalerie
Kaiserslautern Hall 10.2 112
MPM Hotels ltd. Hall 15.1 101
Mr Linh’s Adventures Hall 26.c 313
MSC Kreuzfahrten GmbH Hall 6.2a 102, 104
MTM Travel Hall 21.b 213
MTO Marmaris Chamber
of Commerce Hall 3.2 201
MTS - OTS Greece Hall 1.1 117
MTS City Breaks Hall 10.1 110b
MTS Globe Cyprus Hall 1.1 110
MTS Globe Egypt Hall 4.2 112
MTS Globe Malta Hall 1.2 220
MTS Globe Spain Hall 2.1 204
MTS Globe Turkey Hall 3.2 101
MTS Globe-Major Travel
Services Hall 21.b 213
MTS Summertimes Travel Ltd. Hall 1.1 110, 110a
Muang Samui Group Hall 26.b 221
Mugla Büyüksehir Baskanligi Hall 3.2 201
multicruise GmbH Hall 25 137
Multireisen Deutschland
MRD GmbH Hall 6.1 104
mumok - Museum moderner
Kunst Stiftung Ludwig Wien Hall 17 103
München Tourismus Hall 6.2b 301
Municipio de Solaridad Hall 22.b 211
Municipio Puerto Morelos Hall 22.b 207
Münster Marketing Hall 8.2 102a
Münsterland e.V. Hall 8.2 102a
Muong Thanh Hospitality Group Hall 26.c 313
Muratpasa Municipality Hall 3.2 111
Müritzeum gemeinnützige GmbH Hall 4.1 110
Musangano Lodge Hall 20 133
Musée Unterlinden Hall 1.1 201, 201a
Museen Weißenburg Hall 10.2 112
Museion-Versand GmbH Hall 10.2 111
MUSEMENT Hall 9 320
Museum & Location,
Veranstaltungsgesellschaft der
Staatlichen Museum zu Berlin Hall 7.1a 200a-b
Museum Achse, Rad und Wagen Hall 10.2 112
Museum Barberini Hall 16 100d
Museum Barberini gGmbH Hall 12 101
Museum Boppard Hall 10.2 112
Museum Brüder Grimm-Haus
Steinau Hall 10.2 112
Museum Burg Posterstein Hall 10.2 112
Museum der bildenden
Künste Leipzig Hall 11.2 102
Museum der Westlausitz
Kamenz Elementarium Hall 10.2 112
Museum für Naturkunde Berlin Hall 12 101
Museum für Zeit Hall 10.2 112
Museum Glockengießerei Mabilon Hall 10.2 112
Museum Havelländische
Malerkolonie Hall 10.2 112
Museum Het Rembrandthuis,
Amsterdam Hall 10.2 102
Museum Himmlisches Theater -
Die Neuzeller Passionsdarstellungen
vom Heiligen Grab Hall 10.2 112
Museum Hopfen Bier Gut Hall 10.2 112
Museum Hotel Hall 15.1 103
Museum Lindwurm Hall 10.2 112
Museum Moderner Kunst
Wörlen Passau Hall 10.2 112
Museum Pachen Deutsche Kunst
des 20. Jahrhunderts Hall 10.2 112
Museum Quintana -
Archäologie in Künzing Hall 10.2 112
Museum Rietberg Hall 10.2 112
Museum Römerhalle Hall 10.2 112
Museum Schloss Moyland Hall 10.2 112
Museum Schlosspark Hall 10.2 112
Museum Wiesbaden Hall 7.2c 101
museum.de - the global
museum project Hall 10.2 112
Museumsdienst Köln Hall 8.2 103b
MuseumsQuartier Wien Hall 17 103
MuseumsVielfalt Fulda Hall 16 100d
Music Tourism Convention 4,1 258
Musket Cove Island Resort Hall 5.2a 103
Mustang Travel and Tours . Ltd Hall 5.2a 102
Mutiara Resort Taman Negara Hall 26.a 109
My Holidays Hall 20 128
My Taiwan Tour Hall 26.a 121
My Travel - travel agency Hall 1.2 216
My Way Travel by Welcome
Systems srl Hall 1.2 102
Myanmar City Star Travel & Tours Hall 26.b 226
Myanmar DMCs Hall 26.b 230
Myanmar, Ministry of Hotels
and Tourism Hall 26.b 226
myclimate Deutschland gGmbH Hall 4.1 218
mydays GmbH Hall 8.1 117
myHotel Hall 7.1c 120f
mypostcard.com GmbH Hall 10.2 106
Mystifly Hall 5.1 128
Mytha Hotels Hall 9 310
N
NAH.SH GmbH Hall 6.2a 105
Naheland-Touristik GmbH Hall 8.2 201b
Nallikari Seaside Ltd Hall 18 108
NaluSur Adventure Tours Hall 2.1 201,201a-c
Nam Nghi Phu Quoc Island Hall 26.c 313
Namaste Tours Hall 5.2b 205,205a
Namibia Tourism Board Hall 20 115
Nandini Jungle Resort & Spa Hall 26.a 115
Nantou B&B Association Hall 26.a 121
Nanuku Auberge Resort Hall 5.2a 103
Napa Valley Wine Train Hall 3.1 221
Naples, Marco Island
and Everglades CVB Hall 3.1 305
Nassau Paradise Island
Promotion Board Hall 22.a 112
Nathan Travel Hall 5.2a 119
National Express Limited Hall 18 123
National Museum of Tanzania Hall 21.a 128
National Tourism Board Hall 21.b 209
Nationale Naturlandschaften
in Thüringen c/o UNESCO-
Biosphärenreservat
Thüringer Wald Hall 11.2 103
Nationalpark Berchtesgaden Hall 6.2b 301
Nationalpark Hamburgisches
Wattenmeer Hall 4.1 230
Nationalpark Hunsrück-Hochwald Hall 8.2 201c
Nationalpark Niedersächsisches
Wattenmeer Hall 4.1 230
Nationalpark Partnerprogramm
Niedersachsen + Schleswig-
Holstein Hall 4.1 216
Nationalpark Vadehavet Hall 4.1 230
Nationalpark Wattenmeer
Schleswig-Holstein Hall 4.1 230
Nationalparkforstamt Eifel Hall 4.1 260
Nationalparkregion
Schwarzwald Hall 6.2b 201
Nationalpark-Zentrum
Königsstuhl Sassnitz Hall 4.1 110
Native Trails Hall 22.b 207
Naturerbe Zentrum Rügen Hall 4.1 110
Naturhistorisches Museum Wien Hall 17 103
Naturzentrum Eifel Hall 10.2 112
Nau Hotels & Resorts Hall 1.1 202,202a-c
Nautilus Services Hall 1.2 212
Navarra, Gobierno de Hall 2.1 101, 101a
Nawamini Travels Hall 26.b 228
Nazarene Tours Hall 4.2 205
neanderland / Kreis Mettmann Hall 8.2 103c
Neanderthal Museum Hall 8.2 103c
Nemo Galápagos Hall 23.a 113
Nepal Eco-Travels Nepal Pvt, Ltd Hall 5.2a 102
Nepal Tourism Board Hall 5.2a 116
NEPTUNE HOTELS Kenya-
Tanzania-Zanzibar Hall 21.a 119
Neptune Hotels Resort,
Convention Centre&Spa Hall 1.1 101,101a
Neptuno Hall 22.a 107
Neptuno Hall 23.a 112
Nestoras Hotels Ltd. Hall 1.1 110, 110a
Netanya Hall 4.2 205
Nettohotel Hall 6.1 151
netzvitamine GmbH Hall 6.2b 301
Netzwerk Glas Hall 6.2b 301
Neusiedler See Tourismus GmbH Hall 17 103
neusta destination solutions GmbH Hall 6.2b 301
Nevada Division of Tourism Hall 3.1 231
Neverending: Thematic Tourism Hall 1.1 202,202a-c
New Adventure Hall 15.1 103
New Brunswick Tourism,
Heritage & Culture Hall 3.1 390
New England, Discover Hall 3.1 102
New Orleans CVB Hall 3.1 331
New World Travel Hall 3.1 201
New World Travel Hall 4.1 238
New York Hilton Midtwon Hall 9 314
New York State 21.B 215a
New York State Division
of Tourism Hall 3.1 205
New York’s Hotel Pennsylvania Hall 3.1 205
New Zealand Tourism Hall 5.2a 120
Newfoundland and Labrador
Tourism Hall 3.1 390
Newhotel Software Hall 10.1 122
Newmark Hotels Reserves
& Lodges Hall 20 132
Newtour
Hall 1.1 202,202a-c
Newtravel
Hall 1.1 202,202a-c
Nexus Tours Hall 22.a 100, 100a
NFL Experience Times Square Hall 3.1 205
Ngamba Island Hall 21.a 121
Ngong Ping 360 Hall 26.a 119
Ngorongoro Conservation
Area Authority Hall 21.a 128
NH Hotel Group Hall 9 316
Niagara Falls Tourism Hall 3.1 390
Niagara Helicopters Limited Hall 3.1 390
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Nicaraguan Tourism Board Hall 22.b 206
nicko cruises Flussreisen GmbH Hall 25 165
Nicolaus Tour Hall 1.2 111
Nicosia Tourism Board Hall 1.1 110, 110a
Niederländisches Büro für
Tourismus & Convention Hall 10.2 102
Niederösterreich Gruppenreisen Hall 17 103
Niederösterreich-Werbung GmbH Hall 17 103
Niederrhein Tourismus GmbH Hall 8.2 102a
Niedersachsen, TourismusMarketing
Niedersachsen GmbH Hall 6.2a 103
Niedersächsisches Staatsbad
Pyrmont Betriebsgesellschaft Hall 6.2a 103
Nika Travel Company Hall 3.1 611
Nikki Beach Hotels & Resorts Hall 2.2 100
Nilamani Hotels Hall 26.a 107
Nissi Beach Hotel Hall 1.1 110, 110a
NJ More Field Guide College Hall 11.1 302
NKAR Travels & Tours (Pvt.) Ltd. Hall 5.2a 114
Nkuringo Safaris Ltd. Hall 21.a 121
No Limit Adventures Hall 5.2a 106
Nomad Adventure Tours Hall 20 111
Norbu Bhutan Travel Pvt. Ltd. Hall 26.c 329
Nord Zypern Tourismuszentrum
GmbH Hall 3.2 115
Nordica Nordic Aviation Group AS Hall 18 127
NordicMarketing GmbH Hall 18 108
Nordrhein-Westfalen,
Tourismus NRW e.V. Hall 8.2 102a-b
Nordseeheilbad Cuxhaven GmbH Hall 6.2a 103
Nordsee-Tourismus-Service GmbH Hall 6.2a 105
Norma Vacanze Hall 1.2 102
Norman Carr Safaris/
Chongwe Safaris Hall 21.e 101
North Sailing Hall 18 132c
Northern Cape Tourism Authority
Tourism House 15 Villiers street
Kimberley Hall 20 138
Northern Lights Text
und Kommunikation Hall 18 132a
Northern Lights Village Saariselkä Hall 18 113
Northern Norway Tourist Board Hall 18 132d
Northern Travel Cyprus Hall 25 101
Northwest Territories Tourism Hall 3.1 390
Norwegian Cruise Line Hall 25 160
Not7.PL Spolka z.o.o. Hall 8.1 136
Noumea Discovery Inbound Hall 5.2a 104
Noumea Travel Specialist Hall 5.2a 104
Novanta Touristic Hall 3.2 127
NOVASOL AS Hall 18 116
Novility Hall 6.1 127
Novotel Dubai Al Barsha Hotel Hall 2.2 100
Novotel Inle Lake Myat Min Hall 26.b 226
Novotel Phu Quoc Resort Hall 26.c 313
Novotel Phuket Karon Beach
Resort & Spa Hall 26.b 221
Novotel Phuket Resort Hall 26.b 221
NOVUM Hospitality Hall 13 200
NPT Norway Pro Travel GmbH Hall 18 132d
NRW-Forum Düsseldorf Hall 8.2 103b
NS Dokumentationszentrum
München Hall 16 100c
NSB Norwegische Staatsbahn Hall 18 132d
NUSA DUA BALI TOURS
& TRAVEL Hall 26.a 115
Nusa Dua Beach Hotel & Spa Hall 26.a 115
Nxamaseri Island Lodge Hall 20 131
NYC & Company Hall 3.1 205
O
Oad Hall 10.2 102
Oaky B.V. Hall 8.1 117
Oasis Hotels & Resorts Hall 22.b 207
Oasis Travel GmbH Hall 2.2 211
Oberoi Hotels & Resorts Indonesia Hall 26.a 115
Oberösterreich Tourismus Hall 17 103
Oberschwaben Tourismus GmbH Hall 6.2b 201
Oberstaufen Tourismus
Marketing GmbH Hall 6.2b 301
OBI, Mauritius Hall 8.1 113a
Obwalden Tourismus AG Hall 17 101,101a-c
Ocean Holidays T/A Ocean Beds Hall 3.1 435
Ocean Paradise Resort & Spa Hall 21.a 128
Oceanami Villas & Beach Club Hall 26.c 313
Oceanic Khorfakkan Resort & Spa Hall 2.2 102
Oceanwide Expeditions Hall 25 166
Octorate Hall 8.1 124b
Odalys Vacances Hall 1.1 201, 201a
Odisha Tourism Hall 5.2b 242
Off Road Tours Abu Dhabi Hall 2.2 200
Offenbach - Stadt und Kreis Hall 7.2c 101
Oficina de Turisme de Calella Hall 2.1 203
Oficinas de Visitantes y
Convenciones de Cancún Hall 22.b 207
OK RENT A CAR S.L. Hall 2.1 101, 101a
Okavango Expeditions Hall 20 131
OlaKala_suite Hall 6.1 121
Olandia Hall 15.1 100
Old Amsterdam Cheese Store Hall 10.2 102
Olivari DMC Croatia
& Southeast Europe Hall 1.2 208
Olive Hospitality OÜ /
Unique Hotels Group Hall 18 127
Olsztyn Mazury Airport Hall 15.1 100
Omnes Tour Hall 15.1 103
ON Travel Solutions
Hall 1.1 202,202a-c
One Ocean Expeditions Hall 3.1 390
One World Hall 1.2 229
One World Observatory Hall 3.1 205
One&Only Le Saint Geran Mauritius Hall 20 128
One&Only Royal Mirage Hall 2.2 100
One&Only The Palm Hall 2.2 100
Online Travel Hall 3.1 601
ONYX Hospitality Group Hall 26.b 208
Open Destinations Hall 5.1 113
Oper Leipzig Hall 11.2 102
Oppeln Stadt Hall 15.1 100
Oppelner Regionale
Tourismusorganisation Hall 15.1 100
Oracle Hospitality Hall 9 122
Orange County Resort Hotels Hall 25 145
Orange Journeys Hall 4.1 238
Orange Tours & Trips Private
Limited Hall 5.2b 243
Orascom Development Hall 4.2 112a
Orchid Hotels Hall 4.2 205
Orchidacea Resort Kata
Beach Phuket Hall 26.b 221
Orea Hotels & Resorts Hall 7.2b 102a
Örebro/ The Heart of Sweden Hall 18 132e
Orient Express Travels
& Tours (India) Hall 5.2b 253
Orient Tours Hall 5.2a 114
Orient Tours LLC Hall 2.2 200
Orient Voyages PTA Hall 3.1 624
Original Berlin Walks Hall 12 101
Orioly Hall 4.1 255
ORION TRAVEL SOLUTIONS Hall 21.e 101
Orion Trek Voyages Hall 4.1 238
Orthodox Cruise Company Hall 3.1 611
Oscar Holidays Sdn Bhd Hall 26.a 117
Osnabrück-Marketing
und Tourismus GmbH Hall 6.2a 103
Ostel Bremen Hall 9 109
Österreich Werbung Hall 17 103
Österreichische Galerie Belvedere Hall 17 103
Österreichisches Freilichtmuseum
Stübing Hall 10.2 112
Österreichisches
Jugendherbergswerk Hall 4.1 111
Österreichs Wanderdörfer Hall 17 103
Ostfalia Hochschule für
angewandte Wissenschaften Hall 11.1 208
Ostfriesische Inseln GmbH Hall 6.2a 103
Ostmähren Hall 7.2b 102a
Ostsee-Holstein-Tourismus e.V. Hall 6.2a 105
Ostsee-Zeitung GmbH & Co. KG Hall 6.2a 106,106a-b
OTA Insight Hall 10.1 112b
OTS Open Travel Services AG Hall 2.1 204
Otto-Lilienthal-Museum Hall 10.2 112
Otto’s Tours Hall 23.a 118
ÖTZTAL TOURISMUS Hall 17 103
Out and About Africa DMC Hall 20 138
Outdoor Himalayan Treks P.Ltd Hall 5.2a 116
Outdooractive GmbH & Co. KG Hall 6.1 144l
Outletcity Metzingen Hall 6.2b 201
Outlook Safaris Hall 20 132
Outrigger Mauritius Beach Resort Hall 20 128
Ovest Destination Italie Hall 1.2 228
Owadan Tourism Hall 3.1 602
OWT Oberhausener Wirtschaftsund
Tourismusförderung GmbH Hall 8.2 101a
OZ Hotels Hall 3.2 201
OZEANEUM Stralsund GmbH Hall 4.1 110
P
P & P transport and travel agency Hall 7.2b 102a
P C Tours and Travel Hall 26.a 119
P Group Bulgaria Hall 15.1 101
P&O Ferries Holdings Limited Hall 18 123
P.T. Asian Trails Indonesia Hall 26.b 207
Pacific Destinations Australia Pty ltd Hall 5.2a 119
Pacific Experience Hall 5.2a 105
Pacto Ltd. Indonesia Hall 26.a 115
Pafos Regional Board of Tourism Hall 1.1 110, 110a
Palácio Estoril / Estoril Eden
Hotel do Mar
Hall 1.1 202,202a-c
Palestine, Ministry of Tourism
and Antiquities Hall 4.2 202
Palheiro Estate
Hall 1.1 202,202a-c
Palladium Hotel Group Hall 2.1 103
Palm Beach Hotel & Bungalows Hall 1.1 110, 110a
Palm Garden Beach Resort & Spa Hall 26.c 322
Palm Hotel & Spa Hall 20 130
Palma 365, Fundacio Turisme Hall 2.1 102
Paloma Hotels Hall 3.2 130
Pan East Tours Hall 4.2 200
Pan Pacific Hotel Group Hall 5.2a 119
Pan Pacific Travel Australia Hall 5.2a 119
Panama City Beach Convention
& Visitors Bureau Hall 3.1 305
Panama Tourism Authority Hall 22.b 200
Panazorica DMC
Hall 1.1 202,202a-c
Pandanus Resort Hall 26.c 313
Pandaw River Expeditions Hall 26.b 226
Panik City Betriebs GmbH Hall 6.2a 102, 104
Panometer GmbH Hall 11.2 102
Panorama Destination Indonesia Hall 26.a 115
Panorama Holidays (M) Sdn Bhd Hall 26.a 117
Panviman Group of Resorts Hall 26.b 221
Papagayo Curacao Hall 22.a 105
Papangue Tours Hall 20 130
Papenburg Marketing GmbH Hall 6.2a 103
Papillon Grand Canyon
Helicopters Hall 3.1 231
Papillon Hotels Resort Hall 3.2 201
Papua New Guinea Tourism
Promotion Authority c/o
The Conjoint Marketing Group Hall 5.2a 106
Paradis Plage Surf Yoga
& Spa Resort Hall 21.b 213
Paradise Bay Resort Hall 1.2 220
Paradise Holidays (I) Pvt. Ltd. Hall 5.2b 205,205a
Paradise Holidays (Pvt) Ltd Hall 5.2a 114
Paradise Koh Yao & Paradise
Beach Resort Samui Hall 26.b 221
Paradise Vietnam Hall 26.a 107
Parador Ocean Resort & Spa Hall 22.b 201, 201a
Paradores de Turismo de España Hall 2.1 101, 101a
Paragon Skydive Hall 3.1 308
Paraguay Secretaría Nacional
de Turismo Hall 23.b 215
Parc Hotels Italia Hall 1.2 228
Paris Musées Hall 1.1 201, 201a
Park Hyatt Abu Dhabi Hotel
and Villas Hall 2.2 200
Park Inn by Radisson Hall 9 208
Park Inn by Radisson
Berlin Alexanderplatz Hall 12 101
Park Plaza Hotels & Resorts Hall 9 208
Park Regis Kris Kin Hotel Hall 2.2 100
Parkhotel Fulda Hall 8.1 131
Parklane Hall 1.1 110, 110a
Parkroyal Hotels & Resorts Hall 26.a 109
Parkroyal Yangon Hall 26.b 226
Parques Nacionales
Hall 2.1 101, 101a
Passengers friend GmbH Hall 25 137
Passionsspiele Oberammergau Hall 6.2b 301
Passolution GmbH Hall 10.1 117
PATA Deutschland e.V. Hall 26.b 209
Pathfinders Hall 18 123
Patong Beach Hotel and Baan
Samui Resort and Peach Group
Resort Hall 26.b 221
Patong Resort Hotel Hall 26.b 211
Patronat de la Costa Brava-Girona Hall 2.1 203
Patronato Provincial de Turismo
de Cádiz
Hall 2.1 201,201a-c
Pattaya Variety Hall 26.b 218
PAULA & CO. DMC (THAILAND) Hall 26.b 211
Paulaner am Nockherberg
Schottenhamel und Lechner Hall 7.1a 200a-b
Pavillion Samui Villas & Resort Hall 26.b 221
Pavis Resorts 5.2B 214b
paxconnect GmbH Hall 5.1 139
Paymentwall Hall 6.1 135
PCI Booking Hall 5.1 121
Peace Resort Hall 26.b 221
PEAK DMC Hall 25 148
Peaks of Africa Hall 20 138
Peakwork AG Hall 5.1 117
Pearl Island Bahamas Hall 22.a 112
Pearl Tours & Travels (Pvt). Ltd. Hall 5.2a 113
Pearle Beach Hall 20 128
Pedras do Mar Resort & SPA Hall 1.1 202,202a-c
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Pegasus Hall 8.1 111
Pegasus Hotels of Ceylon PLC Hall 5.2a 114
Pegasus Transportation Hall 3.1 305
Pegasus Travel & Tours Sdn Bhd Hall 26.a 117
Pelican Cruise Halong Bat Ca
Joint Stock Company Hall 26.c 313
Pemba First Eco Lodge Limited Hall 21.a 123
Peninsula Tours Hall 3.2 120
pentahotels Hall 7.2c 101
People and Places Hall 21.e 101
Pepperclub Hotel & Spa Hall 20 132
pepXpress Touristik
& Marketing GmbH Hall 25 168
Perfecta Travel Hall 1.2 214
Performance Solutions,
IFH GmbH Hall 8.1 117
Peru Andes Top Hall 23.a 118
Peru HCT Viajes -
Huaraz Chavin Tours Hall 23.a 118
Perurail Hall 23.a 118
Peruvian Sunrise Group S.R.L. Hall 23.a 110
Pestana Hotel Group Hall 1.1 202,202a-c
Pestana Pousadas de Portugal Hall 1.1 202,202a-c
PETA Deutschland e.V. Hall 4.1 209
Petra Travel & Tourism Hall 4.2 200
Pfalz.Touristik e.V. Hall 8.2 201b
PFD Publications
(UNESCO World Heritage Review) Hall 4.1 230
PGS Hotel Group Hall 25 157
Phang Nga Tourism Association Hall 26.b 210
Phi Phi Island Village Beach Resort Hall 26.b 221
Philadelphia CVB Hall 3.1 230
Philharmonisches Staatsorchester
Hamburg Hall 6.2a 102, 104
Philippines,
Tourism Promotions Board Hall 26.a 101,123, 126
Phocuswright Inc. Hall 7.1c 101
Phoenix Voyages Hall 26.c 313
Phoenix Voyages Group Ltd. Hall 26.a 108
Phuket Graceland Resort & Spa Hall 26.b 211
Phuket Marriott Resort & Spa,
Merlin Beach Hall 26.b 211
Phuket Tourist Association Hall 26.b 211
Picard Beach Cottages Hall 22.a 115
Pickalbatros Hotels & Resorts Co Hall 4.2 101
PIER 39 Hall 3.1 221
Pilatus-Bahnen AG
Hall 17 101,101a-c
Pilgrimage Village
& Vedana Lagoon Hall 26.a 107
Pinakotheken
im Kunstareal München Hall 16 100c
Pine Cliffs, a Luxury Collection
Resort
Hall 1.1 202,202a-c
Pipeline Software 2000, S.L. Hall 6.1 106
piroth.kommunikation GmbH Hall 5.3 106
Piscedda Turismo Hall 1.2 212
Pite Havsbad Hall 18 108
PITO - Pars Ivan Tour Operator Hall 21.b 211
PKFARE Hall 5.1 120
Planet Travels & Tourism Hall 2.2 200
Planet Travels & Tourism Hall 22.a 115
Planhotel Hospitality Group Hall 21.a 117
Plantation Bay Resort and Spa Hall 26.a 123, 126
Plantours Kreuzfahrten -
Eine Marke der plantours
& Partner GmbH Hall 25 121
Platano Hotels
Hall 1.1 202,202a-c
Plataran Indonesia Hall 26.a 115
Plateno Hall 9 119
Plava Laguna D.D. Hall 1.2 214
Playa de Muro, Asociación Hotelera Hall 2.1 106
Playa del Carmen 22B 211
Playa Esperanza Resort Hall 2.1 106
Playa Garden Selection Hotel & Spa Hall 2.1 106
Playa Hotels & Resorts Hall 22.b 207
Pledge Holidays (Pvt) Ltd. Hall 5.2a 114
PMG Hotels Bali Hall 26.a 115
PMQ Hall 26.a 119
PMS Labs, Poland Hall 8.1 113a
PMSG Potsdam Marketing
und Service Hall 12 101
PNG Explorers International Hall 5.2a 106
PNG Tourism Industry
Association INC. Hall 5.2a 106
Podlaskie Region Hall 15.1 100
Poema del Mar Hall 2.1 206
Poiano Resort Lake Garda Hall 1.2 224
Polin Waterparks Greece Hall 1.1 101,101a
Polish Tourism Organisation Hall 15.1 100
Polizeimuseum Hamburg Hall 10.2 112
Polnische Kurort Gruppe Hall 15.1 100
Polynesie Voyages Hall 5.2a 105
Porsche Museum Hall 6.2b 201
Port of Seattle Hall 3.1 320
Portaventura World Hall 2.1 203
Porticciolo, Camping village torre
del porticciolo Hall 1.2 212
Portimar DMC
Hall 1.1 202,202a-c
Porto and Northern Portugal
Tourism Board
Hall 1.1 202,202a-c
Porto Bay Hotels & Resorts Hall 1.1 202,202a-c
Portsmouth Historic Dockyard Hall 18 123
Portugal 4all Senses Hall 1.1 202,202a-c
Portuguese Table
Hall 1.1 202,202a-c
Porzellanikon - Staatliches
Museum für Porzellan Hall 16 100f
Porzellanikon - Staatliches
Museum für Porzellan Hall 6.2b 301
Poseidon Expeditions Hall 25 115
Poseidonia Beach Hotel Hall 1.1 110, 110a
Positiv Turismo Agencia
de viajes Hall 23.a 113
Poulo Condor Resort
& Ho Tram Beach Resort Hall 26.a 107
Poznan Tourism Organisation Hall 15.1 100
Prachuap Khiri Khan Hall 26.b 213
Pragint Incentive & Travel Agency Hall 7.2b 102a
Prague Airport Hall 7.2b 102a
Prague City Tourism Hall 7.2b 102a
Pramana Hotels & Resort Bali Hall 26.a 115
Precious Travel & Tours P.Ltd Hall 5.2a 116
Precision Air Plc Hall 21.a 128
Predators Safari Club Ltd. Hall 21.a 128
Premier Inn GmbH Hall 9 212
Premier Tour Hall 3.1 601
Premier Travel & Tourism Hall 2.2 200
Premiere Group Hall 2.2 102
Premium Incoming Hall 25 175
Priceline Partner Network Hall 6.1 107
Prima Hotels a
nd Tourism Israel 1977 Ltd. Hall 4.2 205
Prima Rent a Cars & Bikes Hall 2.1 124
Prima Rent Bike Tours
& Segways (MalagaBikes) Hall 2.1 124
Primate Expeditions Hall 21.a 121
Primera Hotels Hall 22.a 114
Princess Cruises Hall 25 125
Princess Hotels & Resorts Hall 22.b 207
Prinsotel La Dorada Hall 2.1 106
Private Safaris Hall 20 138
Private Selection Hotels Hall 17 108
Privathotel Baseler Hof Hall 6.2a 102, 104
Privathotel Lindtner Hamburg Hall 6.2a 102, 104
Prizeotel Hall 9 208
pro agro - Verband zur Förderung
des ländlichen Raumes,
Brandenburg-Berlin Hall 12 101
Pro Bus Jütland Hall 18 132a
Pro Time GmbH Hall 8.1 101
ProAir Charter-Transport GmbH Hall 7.2c 101
projekt2508 GmbH Hall 16 100a
pro-Log GmbH Hall 8.1 101
Promotion and Information
Center in Gizycko Hall 15.1 100
Promperu Hall 23.a 118
Protea Hotels by Marriott
& African Pride Hotels Hall 20 138
protel hotelsoftware GmbH Hall 8.1 103
Provincie Fryslân Project
Waddenagenda Hall 4.1 216
PS.SPEICHER Hall 10.2 112
PT Aneka Kartika Tours
& Travel Services Hall 26.a 115
pt cempaka mitra selaras Hall 26.a 115
PT COSMO Holidays
Tour & Travel Hall 26.a 115
PT Taman Wisata Candi Borobudur,
Prambanan & Ratu Boko Hall 26.a 115
PT. Flores Exotic Tours Hall 26.a 115
PT. Flores Komodo Tours Hall 26.a 115
PT. JAVA TRAVELLER INDONESIA Hall 26.a 115
PT. Lelewatu Sumba Archipelago Hall 26.a 115
PT. Lintas Jeram Nusantara Hall 26.b 228
PT. Marintur Indonesia Hall 26.a 115
PT. Pelayaran Wisata Maritim
Indonesia Hall 26.a 115
publicity Werbung GmbH Hall 8.2 101a
Pueblo Español & Congress Palace/
Palma de Mallorca Hall 2.1 102
Puerto Rico Tourism Company Hall 3.1 407
Puglia, Regione
Pugliapromozione Hall 1.2 119
Punjab Heritage
and Tourism Promotion Board Hall 5.2b 205,205a
Punta Gorda / Englewood Beach
Visitor & Convention Bureau Hall 3.1 305
Puntacana Resort & Club Hall 22.a 100, 100a
Pura Communications Hall 1.1 214
Pure! Travel Group Hall 23.a 121
Puri Dajuma - Beach Eco
Resort & Spa-Bali Hall 26.a 115
Puri Sari Beach Hotel Hall 26.a 115
Pursuit Hall 3.1 439
Putahracsa Hua Hin Hall 26.b 221
Pyramisa Hotels,
Resorts Egypt & ME Hall 4.2 111
Q
Qamea Resort & Spa Fiji Hall 5.2a 103
Qantas Airways Limited Hall 5.2a 119
Qatar Airways Hall 2.2 207+208
Qatar International Adventures Hall 2.2 206
Qatar Tourism Authority Hall 2.2 206
QR Quality Reservations Deutschland Hall 8.1 133
QuadLabs Technologies Pvt. Ltd. Hall 5.1 135
Qualitrips Hall 15.1 103
Quality in Health Prevention e.V. Hall 25 126
Quality India Tours Pvt. Ltd. Hall 5.2b 226
Quasar DMC
Hall 1.1 202,202a-c
Quedlinburg-Tourismus-
Marketing GmbH Hall 11.2 101
QUIETVOX GmbH Hall 25 112
Quimbaya Tours International Hall 25 175
Quinta da Pousadela 4,1 231
Quito Turismo Hall 23.a 113
Quorvus Collection Hall 9 208
QUp World Inc. Hall 6.1 136a
QYER Inc. Hall 5.1 127
R
Rabbie’s Small Group Tours Hall 18 123
Rad Tourism Hall 25 175
Radamis for Hotels
& Touristic Resorts Hall 4.2 107
Radio Tourism GmbH Hall 5.3 105
Radisson Hall 9 208
Radisson Blu Hall 3.2 201
Radisson Blu Bali Uluwatu Hall 26.a 115
Radisson Blu Edwardian Hotels Hall 9 208
Radisson Blu Hotel & Resort
Sharjah United Arab Emirates Hall 2.2 102
Radisson Blu Hotel Abu Dhabi,
Yas Island Hall 2.2 200
Radisson Blu Hotel, Doha Hall 2.2 206
Radisson Blu Hotels & Resorts Hall 9 208
Radisson Blu Mauritius Hall 20 128
Radisson Blu Resort Cam Ranh Hall 26.c 313
Radisson Blu Resorts,
Malta St. Julians Hall 1.2 220
Radisson Blu Spa
& Resort Fujairah Hall 2.2 104
Radisson Blu Vietnam Hall 26.c 313
Radisson Blue Waterfront Jersey Hall 18 124
Radisson Red Hotels Hall 9 208
Raffaello Navigazione Hall 1.2 224
Raikeschwertner GmbH Agentur
für Kommunikationsberatung Hall 6.2a 102, 104
Rainbow Tourism Group Hall 20 133
Rainbow Trek & Expedition
Pvt.Ltd. Hall 5.2a 116
Rajah Tours Philippines, Inc. Hall 26.a 123, 126
Rajasthan Palaces & Tigers Hall 5.2b 218
Rajasthan Tourism Hall 5.2b 202
Ram Janaki Darsan Travels
& Tours (p) Ltd. Hall 4.1 243
Ramada Plaza Bangkok
Menam Riverside Hall 26.b 221
Ramada Plaza Jumeirah Beach and
Ramada Hotel & Suits Sharjah Hall 9 203
Ramada Plaza Milano Hall 9 203
Ramada Plaza Resort & Suites Hall 3.1 305
Ramada Sharjah Hall 2.2 102
Ramada Sofia City Centre /
Ramada Plovdiv Trimontium Hall 15.1 101
Rancho El Sobrino Resort Hall 22.a 105
Random Directions LTD Hall 18 125b
Rare - Destination & Experiences Hall 5.2b 204
Rare Earth Retreats Hall 20 138
Ras al Khaimah Tourism
Development Authority Hall 2.2 103
Rastin Tours Co. Hall 3.1 602
RateBoard GmbH Hall 6.1 112
RateGain Hall 8.1 125
RATIOsoftware Hall 5.1 116
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Ravelino Tours & Travel Hall 26.a 115
Ray Sono AG Hall 5.1 112
Rayda travel agency Hall 3.1 601
Rayna Tours Hall 2.2 200
Razdan Holidays Hall 5.2b 205,205a
RCD Hotels Hall 22.b 207
Real Hotels Group
Hall 1.1 202,202a-c
Red Sea Hotels Grand Resort Hall 25 103
Red Sea State, Sudan Hall 21.b 203
Redaktionsbüro abenteuer
und reisen Hall 6.3 227
Redaktionsbüro airliners.de Hall 6.3 210
Redaktionsbüro Austrian
Aviation Net Hall 6.3 221
Redaktionsbüro BizTravel Hall 6.3 209
Redaktionsbüro blue vision media Hall 6.3 9
Redaktionsbüro BUSINESS
TRAVELLER Hall 6.3 226
Redaktionsbüro Business Traveltip Hall 6.3 204
Redaktionsbüro CIM Conference
& Incentive Management Hall 6.3 205
Redaktionsbüro Condor
Bordmagazin Hall 6.3 217,218
Redaktionsbüro cruisetip Hall 6.3 204
Redaktionsbüro Deutscher
ReiseVerband Hall 6.3 112
Redaktionsbüro dpa -
Themendienst Hall 6.3 109
Redaktionsbüro dpa-Deutsche
Presse-Agentur Hall 6.3 109
Redaktionsbüro fvw Hall 6.3 209
Redaktionsbüro FVW Medien Hall 6.3 209
Redaktionsbüro gloobi.de Hall 6.3 223
Redaktionsbüro Hayit Medien/
Mundo Marketing Hall 6.3 224
Redaktionsbüro Hessischer
Rundfunk Hall 6.3 118
Redaktionsbüro honeymoontip Hall 6.3 204
Hall 6.3 / Stand 203
Redaktionsbüro ITB Berlin News /
Cleverdis Hall 6.3 203
Redaktionsbüro mep - Die
Fachzeitschrift fürs MICE-Business Hall 6.3 220
Redaktionsbüro MICE-tip Hall 6.3 204
Redaktionsbüro news aktuell
GmbH Hall 6.3 114
Redaktionsbüro Pacific Area Travel
Writers Association (PATWA) Hall 6.3 207
Redaktionsbüro Primus Verlag AG Hall 6.3 204
Redaktionsbüro Profi Reisen
Verlags GmbH Hall 6.3 202
Redaktionsbüro Reise vor9 Hall 6.3 223
Redaktionsbüro REISE-aktuell Hall 6.3 225
Redaktionsbüro reisetipps Hall 6.3 202
Redaktionsbüro REUTERS Hall 6.2b 115
Redaktionsbüro Schwartz Hall 6.3 110
Redaktionsbüro Südwestrundfunk-
Wirtschaft Hall 6.3 119
Redaktionsbüro T.A.I.
Fachzeitungsverlag Hall 6.3 211
Redaktionsbüro T.A.I.
Tourist Austria & International Hall 6.3 211
Redaktionsbüro TDT - Die touristische
Nachrichtenagentur Hall 6.3 208
Redaktionsbüro tip travel
industry professional Hall 6.3 202
Redaktionsbüro tma travel
management austria Hall 6.3 202
Redaktionsbüro TOURISME INFO Hall 6.3 216
Redaktionsbüro touristik aktuell Hall 6.3 205
Redaktionsbüro TRAVEL INSIDE Hall 6.3 204
Redaktionsbüro TRAVEL
INSIDE (français) Hall 6.3 204
Redaktionsbüro Travel One Hall 6.3 229
Redaktionsbüro travel tribune Hall 6.3 208
Redaktionsbüro TravelTalk Hall 6.3 209
Redaktionsbüro Traveltip Hall 6.3 204
Redaktionsbüro traveltip français Hall 6.3 204
Redaktionsbüro TTG ASIA MEDIA Hall 6.3 206
Redaktionsbüro Vereinigung
Deutscher Reisejournalisten
c/o Rüdiger Edelmann Hall 6.3 113
Redaktionsbüro Verlagsbüro
Philipp Hall 6.3 219
Redaktionsbüro Wandermagazin Hall 6.3 228
Redvale Hall 7.2b 102a
Reederei Riedel GmbH Hall 12 101
REEF Travel, Central America DMC Hall 22.b 205
Regal Hotels International Hall 26.a 119
Regency Travels and Tours Hall 2.2 206
Regensburg Tourismus GmbH Hall 6.2b 301
Regent Porto Montenegro Hall 1.2 219
regina river cruises-eine Marke
der KLUG touristik Hall 18 105
Region Friesland Hall 10.2 102
Region Kreta Hall 1.1 101,101a
Region Liberec Hall 7.2b 102a
Region Mittelkärnten Hall 17 103
Region of Eastern
Macedonia(FYR)-Thrace Hall 1.1 101,101a
Region of Epirus Hall 1.1 101,101a
Region of Ionian Islands Hall 1.1 101,101a
Region of Peloponnese Hall 1.1 101,101a
Region of South Aegean
(Aegean Islands) Hall 1.1 111
Region of Thessaly Hall 1.1 101,101a
Region of Western Greece Hall 1.1 101,101a
Region Tatry Travel s .r. o. Hall 7.2b 103
Region Vogelsberg Touristik GmbH Hall 7.2c 101
Regional Tourist Board New
Aquitaine & Atlantic Coast Hall 1.1 201, 201a
Regionalmarketing Günzburg Hall 6.2b 301
Regionalverbund Thüringer
Wald e.V. Hall 11.2 103
Régiôtels Hall 10.2 101
Regnum Bansko Apart Hotel
& Spa Hall 15.1 101
Reif Systemtechnik Hall 6.2b 301
Reiseagentur Soliarenas e.K. Hall 22.a 123
Reiseagentur Traumfänger GmbH Hall 5.2a 119
Reisebüro Aktiv Tours Reisen Hall 15.1 100
Reisekultouren GmbH Hall 18 123
Reisen mit Sinnen Pardon/
Heider Touristik Hall 25 113
Reisenetz e.V.-Deutscher
Fachverband für Jugendreisen Hall 4.1 106
reisereporter / Madsack Vertical Hall 6.2a 102, 104
Reiseveranstalter Baltic Saitas Hall 18 131a
Reisieksperdi AS (Travelexpert) Hall 18 127
Reiss.Engelhorn-Museen Hall 16 100b
Rembrandt Hotel & Towers,
Bangkok Hall 26.b 221
Renaissance Bali Uluwatu
Resort & Spa Hall 26.a 115
Renaissance Curacao Resort
& Casino Hall 22.a 105
Renaissance Downtown Hotel,
Dubai Hall 2.2 100
Renaissance Koh Samui Resort&Spa,
The Naka Island a Luxury
Collection Resort&Spa, Phuket Hall 26.b 221
Renaissance Kuala Lumpur Hotel Hall 26.a 117
Renaissance Phuket Resort & Spa Hall 26.b 221
Renard International Hospitality
Search Consultants Hall 8.1 102
Renata Travel DMC
Incoming to Sardinia Hall 1.2 212
Rentalcars Connect Hall 9 213
Reservix GmbH Hall 10.2 113
Residence SOS ALINOS Hall 1.2 212
Residence Turquoise Hall 22.a 114
Residenz Petznick Hall 15.1 100
Responsible Travel Operadora de
turismo Ecuador Galápagos Travels Hall 23.a 113
Responsible Treks Hall 5.2a 116
Restaurant Chez Leon Hall 10.2 103
Restel Hotels / Scandic Hotels Hall 18 132b
Reunitours Hall 20 130
Revamerica Tours Hall 3.1 435
ReviewPro Hall 10.1 104
Rey Royal Hall 3.1 222
Reykjavik Excursions Hall 18 132c
Reykjavík Sightseeing Hall 18 132c
Rhätische Bahn
Hall 17 101,101a-c
Rhein Main CongressCenter
Wiesbaden Hall 7.2c 101
Rhein-Erft Tourismus e.V. Hall 8.2 103c
Rheingau-Taunus Kultur
und Tourismus Hall 7.2c 101
Rheinische Post
Verlagsgesellschaft Hall 8.2 103a
Rheinland-Pfalz Tourismus GmbH Hall 8.2 201a-c
RheinMainMedia GmbH Hall 7.2c 101
Rhön GmbH Hall 11.2 103
Rhön GmbH Hall 7.2c 101
Rijksmuseum Hall 10.2 102
RIMC Hotels & Resorts Hall 6.2a 102, 104
Rimonim Hotels & Resorts Hall 4.2 205
Ringhotels e.V. Hall 8.1 109
Ripley’s Believe It or Not!-
Times Square Hall 3.1 205
Risata Bali Resort & Spa Hall 26.a 115
Ritz Carlton Hall 2.2 206
Riu Hall 5.2a 114
Riu Hotels Hall 22.b 207
Riverway South Hall 3.1 305
Rixos The Palm Dubai Hall 2.2 100
Rizzordi Travel Hall 15.1 103
Road Bear RV Hall 3.1 125
Robert Arrigo & Sons Ltd. Hall 1.2 220
Robin Pope Safaris Hall 20 112
Robinson Scandinavia AS Hall 18 132d
Roc Hotels Hall 2.1 102
Rockefeller Center Hall 3.1 205
Rockford Area CVB Hall 3.1 232
Rodrigues Tourism Office Hall 20 128
Roemer- und Pelizaeus-
Museum Hildesheim Hall 16 100d
Rokua UNESCO Global Geopark Hall 18 108
Romania, Ministry of Tourism Hall 7.2b 101a-b
Romantik Hotels & Restaurants AG Hall 9 118
Romantische Straße Touristik Hall 12 102
Romantischer Rhein Tourismus GmbH Hall 8.2 201b
Römermuseum Homburg-
Schwarzenacker Hall 10.2 112
RömerMuseum Kastell Boiotro Hall 10.2 112
Roncalli Unternehmensgruppe Hall 8.2 103a
Roomcloud.net Hall 6.1 151
roomsXML.com Hall 5.1 101
ROOMZ Hall 17 103
Rose Park Hotel Hall 2.2 100
Rosen Shingle Creek Hall 3.1 305
Rosewood Abu Dhabi Hall 2.2 200
Rosie Holidays Hall 5.2a 103
Rostock & Warnemünde Hall 6.2a 106
Rostocker Gesellschaft für
Tourismus&Marketing Hall 7.1a 200a-b
Rota do Douro
Hall 1.1 202,202a-c
Rota do Romãnico
Hall 1.1 202,202a-c
Rotana Hotel Management
Corporation Hall 9 307
Rotel Tours - Das Rollende Hotel Hall 25 184
Rothenburg Tourismus Service Hall 6.2b 301
Rotkäppchen-Mumm
Sektkellereien GmbH Hall 11.2 101
Rotterdam Partners,
Tourism Board Hall 10.2 102
Rovos Rail & Shongololo Hall 20 118
Roy Safaris Ltd. Hall 21.a 101
Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew Hall 18 123
Royal Cliff Hotels Group Hall 26.b 221
Royal Coster Diamonds Hall 10.2 102
Royal Delft Hall 10.2 102
Royal Galapagos Hall 23.a 113
Royal Jordanian Airline Hall 4.2 200
Royal Mountain Travel Hall 4.1 238
Royal Museums Greenwich Hall 18 123
Royal Silk Holidays Co., Ltd. Hall 26.b 221
Royal Tulip Springhill Resort,
Jimbaran Hall 26.a 115
Royal Zambezi Lodge Hall 21.e 101
Ruby Range Adventure Hall 3.1 390
Rüdesheim Tourist AG Hall 7.2c 101
Hall 4.1
Stand 108
ruf Reisen GmbH Hall 4.1 108
Ruhr Museum Welterbe
Zollverein Hall 10.2 112
Ruhr Tourismus GmbH Hall 8.2 101a-b
RuhrMuseum UNESCO-
Welterbe Zollverein Hall 8.2 101a
Ruka Safaris Hall 18 132b
Ruka-Kuusamo, Lapland Hall 18 132b
Ruka-Lapland Ski Resort Hall 18 132b
Rupakot Resort Pvt. Ltd. Hall 5.2a 116
RuppertBrasil - Das Reisebüro
für Südamerika Hall 23.b 213
Rural Hermitage Pvt.Ltd Hall 5.2a 116
Rustic Borneo Travel Hall 26.a 109
Ruta Jesuitica Hall 23.b 216
Rutrex Puerto Rico Hall 3.1 407
Rwanda Development Board Hall 21.a 120
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Saadani Safari Lodge Hall 21.a 128
Saale-Unstrut-Tourismus e. V. Hall 11.2 101
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Saalfelden Leogang Touristik GmbH Hall 17 103
Saarikoski Travels Hall 18 132b
Sabine van Ommen Public
Relations GmbH Hall 5.3 102
Sabre Hall 9 207
SABRE Deutschland Marketing
GmbH Hall 5.1 101
Sächsische Staatsbäder GmbH Hall 11.2 102
Sächsisch-Oberlausitzer
Eisenbahngesellschaft,
Dampfbahn-Route Hall 11.2 102
Sadara Boutique Beach Resort Hall 26.a 115
Safari An African Experience Hall 20 136
Safari Destinations Hall 20 131
Safartica Hall 18 132b
SafeCharge Hall 6.1 144g
Saffron Travel (Vietnam - Laos -
Cambodia - Myanmar) Hall 26.c 333
Safina Tours and Safaris Ltd. Hall 21.a 123
Sahmer GmbH (suaytour.com) Hall 3.2 113
Saigontourist Holding Company Hall 26.c 313
Saija Oy Hall 18 108
Sailing Lovers
Hall 1.1 202,202a-c
Sailing-Classics GmbH Hall 25 159
Saint Petersburg Convention
Bureau Hall 3.1 600
Saistours Srl Hall 25 175
Sakura Tours AB Hall 18 132e
SALA Hospitality Group Hall 26.b 221
Salamis Tours Ltd. Hall 1.1 110, 110a
Salou, Patronat Municipal
de Turisme Hall 2.1 203
Salpalinjan Hovi Apartment Hotel Hall 18 108
Salzburg Airport Hall 17 103
SalzburgerLand Tourismus GmbH Hall 17 103
Salzkammergut Tourismus Hall 17 103
Salzkammergut Touristik GmbH Hall 17 103
Samarkanda Travel & Tours Hall 3.1 609
Samed Resorts Group Hall 26.b 221
Samoa Scenic Hall 5.2a 104
Samoa Tourism Authority Hall 5.2a 104
Samokov municipality
and Borovets resort Hall 15.1 101
San Clemente Palace
Kempinski Venice Hall 9 215
San Diego International Airport Hall 3.1 221
San Diego Tourism Authority Hall 3.1 221
San Francisco Travel Hall 3.1 221
SANA Hotels
Hall 1.1 202,202a-c
Sanctuary Retreats Hall 20 121,122
Sandos Hotels and Resorts Hall 22.b 207
Sandoway Resort Hall 26.b 226
Sani Lodge Hall 23.a 113
Sankt Johann / Alpendorf Hall 17 103
Sanliurfa Governorship Hall 3.2 103
SanMed Travel Hub Santorini Hall 1.1 101,101a
Santa Barbara Beach
& Golf Resort Hall 22.a 105
Santa Monica Travel & Tourism Hall 3.1 221
Santa’s Hotels Hall 18 132b
Santhiya Resorts & Spas Hall 26.b 221
Santiburi Beach Resort & Spa Hall 26.b 217
Santika Indonesia
Hotels & Resorts Hall 26.a 115
Santikos Collection Hall 1.1 112
Santrian Resorts Hall 26.a 115
Santrian Villa Hall 26.a 115
Sanya Tourism Development
Commission Hall 26.c 315
Sanyog Gupta Voyages Hall 5.2b 247
Sao Tomé and Principe Hall 20 127
Saphir Hotels Hall 3.2 201
Saraii Village Hall 26.b 228
Sarajevo,
Canton Tourism Association Hall 1.2 210
Sardegna Grand Hotel Terme Hall 1.2 212
Sardegna Non Solo Mare Hall 1.2 212
Sardegna, Regione Hall 1.2 212, 227
Sardinia 360° Hall 1.2 212
Sardinia Bus Tour -
TravelBuy San Teodoro Hall 1.2 212
Sar-El Tours Hall 4.2 205
Sarlat - Lascaux Hall 1.1 201, 201a
Saruni Hall 20 121,122
Satori Adventures Pvt. Ltd Hall 5.2a 116
Satur Travel a.s. Hall 7.2b 103
Sauerland-Tourismus e.V. Hall 8.2 102a
Savannah Southern Safaris Hall 21.e 101
Savannah Tours Hall 21.a 128
Savoy Hotels & Resorts Hall 1.1 202,202a-c
Sbokos Hotel Group Hall 1.1 101,101a
Scandic Hotels Hall 18 126
Scandlines Deutschland GmbH Hall 18 132a
Scenery Travel Service Hall 23.b 209
Scenic Journeys Pvt. Ltd Hall 5.2b 205,205a
Schaffelhuber Communications Hall 5.3 103, 104
Schallaburg Betriebsges. mbH Hall 16 100f
Schatzkammer
der Stadtbibliothek Trier Hall 10.2 112
Schauinsland-Reisen GmbH Hall 25 117
Schaustellerverband
des Landes Bremen Hall 6.2a 101
Schiffahrten auf der Elbe Hall 7.2b 102a
Schladming-Dachstein Tourismus Hall 17 103
Schleswig-Holstein Binnenland
Tourismus e. V. Hall 6.2a 105
Schleswig-Holstein,
Tourismus-Agentur Hall 6.2a 105
Schloss Brandis GmbH Hall 13 201
SCHLOSS Fleesensee Hall 6.2a 106
Schloss Schönbrunn Konzerte Wien Hall 17 103
Schloss Schönbrunn Kulturund
BetriebsgmbH Hall 17 103
Schlossgärten Arcen Hall 10.2 102
Schlossmuseum Braunschweig Hall 10.2 112
Schmetterling International
GmbH & Co.KG Hall 5.1 129
Schmidts TIVOLI GmbH Hall 6.2a 102, 104
Schön Touristik B2B Incoming-
Agentur für Gruppenreisen Hall 25 137
Schönbrunner Tiergarten GmbH Hall 17 103
School of Hotel & Tourism
Management, The Hong Kong
Polytechnic University Hall 11.1 307
Schropp Land & Karte 10,2 108
Schule für Hotel- und
Tourismusmanagement Wiesau Hall 11.1 110
Schwäbische Alb
Tourismusverband e.V. Hall 6.2b 201
Schwarzwald Tourismus GmbH Hall 6.2b 201
Schweiz Tourismus
Hall 17 101,101a-c
Schweiz Tourismus Grand Tour
of Switzerland
Hall 17 101,101a-c
Schweiz Tourismus Hotels Hall 17 101,101a-c
Schweiz Tourismus Swiss Cities Hall 17 101,101a-c
Schweiz Tourismus Zurück
zur Natur
Hall 17 101,101a-c
Science Center phaeno gGmbH Hall 16 100c
Scylla AG Hall 10.2 114
SDL Hall 6.1 144e
SE - Tours GmbH Hall 25 137
Sea Cliff Resort & Spa Hall 21.a 128
Sea Cloud Cruises GmbH Hall 6.2a 102, 104
Sea Dream Yacht Club Hall 9 310
Sea Indo Holidays Tour Hall 26.a 115
Seaden Hotels Hall 3.2 201
Seadust Cancun Family Resort Hall 22.b 207
Seasons in Africa Hall 20 138
SeaTrek Sailing Adventures Hall 26.a 115
Seawings Hall 2.2 100
SeaWorld Parks & Entertainment Hall 3.1 305
Sebatana Private Reserve Hall 20 116
SECRA Bookings GmbH Hall 6.1 115
Secretaria de Turismo Campeche Hall 22.b 207
Secretaría de Turismo de Jalisco Hall 22.b 207
Secretaría de Turismo
del Estado de Puebla Hall 22.b 207
Sedona Chamber of Commerce
& Tourism Bureau Hall 3.1 308
Sedona Hotel Yangon Hall 26.b 226
Seefestspiele Mörbisch Hall 17 103
Seefischkochstudio Hall 6.2a 101
Seehafen Kiel GmbH & Co. KG Hall 6.2a 105
Seehörnle Hall 9 109
Seenland Oder-Spree e.V. Hall 12 101
Seetel Hotel GmbH
& Co. Betriebs KG Hall 6.2a 106
Segara Village Hotel Hall 26.a 115
Segway, Inc. Hall 2.1 117
Hall 9
Stand
320
SEH United Hoteliers Hall 9 320
Seher Hotels Hall 3.2 201
Seilbahnen Tofana
& Marmolada Cable Car Hall 1.2 224
SEIT Outback Australia Hall 5.2a 119
Selbstverwaltung der
Woiwodschaft Oppeln Hall 15.1 100
Selection Führender
Privathotels Hamburg Hall 6.2a 102, 104
Selous Kinga Lodge Hall 21.a 128
Selous Riverside Safari Camp Hall 21.a 128
Selous Safari Company Hall 20 121,122
Seminar- und Gästehaus
Alte Mühle Hall 9 109
Semperoper Dresden Hall 11.2 102
Senator Hotels & Resorts Hall 2.1 122
Sender- und Funktechnikmuseum
Funkerberg der Rundfunkstadt Hall 10.2 112
Sensational Italy
& Ville Venete for you Hall 1.2 224
Sense Hotel Seminyak Hall 26.a 115
Sense of Africa Botswana Hall 20 131
SENSES of CUBA
by Tourcom GmbH Hall 22.a 103
Sental Reisen GmbH Hall 15.1 101
Sentido Sandy Beach Hotel Hall 1.1 110, 110a
Sepik Adventure Tours Hall 5.2a 106
Serbien, Nationale Tourismus
Organisation Hall 1.1 203
Sercotel Hall 2.1 203
SERENA Hotels Hall 21.a 116
Serenata CRM Hall 8.1 128
Serene Vacations Lanka Hall 26.b 228
Serengeti Balloon Safaris Hall 20 121,122
SereS Hotels & Resorts Hall 26.a 115
Serhat Kalkinma Ajansi Hall 3.2 201
Serhs Tourism Hall 2.1 203
Serhs Tourism & Hotels Hall 2.1 201,201a-c
Service-Reisen Giessen Hall 18 132d
SERVICE-REISEN Heyne
GmbH & Co. KG Hall 25 179
Servitex GmbH Hall 8.1 130
Ses Fotges Hall 2.1 106
Sesame Technology Hall 6.1 110
Set Travel Viatges S.A. Hall 2.1 203
Setours Handcrafted Journeys Hall 23.a 118
Sevilla Tourist Board / Prodetur Hall 2.1 201,201a-c
Seychelles Tourism Board Hall 20 129
Seymour Hotels Hall 18 124
SFT Schule
für Tourismus Berlin GmbH Hall 11.1 314
SGI Sakkara Group International Hall 4.2 119
Shah Tours & Travels Ltd. Hall 21.a 128
Shanghai Jin Jiang
International Hotels Hall 9 119
Shanghai Jin Jiang Louvre
Asia Hotel Management Hall 9 119
Shanghai Jin Jiang Travel
Holdings Co., Ltd. Hall 9 119
Shangri-La Hotel Qaryat
Al Beri Abu Dhabi Hall 2.2 200
Shangri-La Hotel, Bangkok Hall 26.b 221
Shangri-La’s Boracay
Resort & Spa, Hall 26.a 123, 126
Shangri-La’s Le Touessrok Hall 20 128
Shangri-La’s Rasa Ria Resort
& Spa, Kota Kinabalu Hall 26.a 117
Shanti Maurice Resort & Spa Hall 20 128
Sharaf Tours Hall 2.2 200
Sharjah Airport Authority Hall 2.2 102
Sharjah Airport Travel Agency Hall 2.2 102
Sharjah Commerce & Tourism
Development Authority Hall 2.2 102
Sharjah Environment
& Protected Area Hall 2.2 102
Sharjah Institute For Heritage Hall 2.2 102
Sharjah Museums Department Hall 2.2 102
Sharq Village & Spa,
a Ritz-Carlton Hotel Hall 2.2 206
Shearwater Victoria Falls Hall 20 117
Shenton Safaris Hall 21.e 101
Shenzhen DidaTravel
Technology Co., Ltd Hall 9 105
Sheraton Abu Dhabi
Hotel & Resort Hall 2.2 200
Sheraton Bali Kuta Resort Hall 26.a 115
Sheraton Doha Resort
& Convention Centre Hall 2.2 206
Sheraton Jumeirah Beach Resort Hall 2.2 100
Sheraton Rhodes Resort Hall 1.1 101,101a
Sheraton Sharjah Resort & Spa Hall 2.2 102
Sherwood Resorts & Hotels Hall 3.2 201
SheTrades -
International Trade Centre Hall 21.a 108a
SheTrades -
International Trade Centre Hall 26.b 228
Shian Tours & Travel Hall 21.a 108a
Shidolya Tours & Safaris Ltd. Hall 21.a 128
Shiji Deutschland GmbH Hall 8.1 117
Shikhar Travels (India) Pvt. Ltd. Hall 5.2b 237
Shiv Vilas Resorts (PVT) Ltd. Hall 5.2b 217
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Shiva Treks & Expeditions Hall 5.2a 116
SHOP * DINE * PLAY * USA Hall 3.1 435
Show Me Copenhagen Hall 18 132a
Shurooq Hall 2.2 102
Siam Gulf Travel
& Tour by Orapin Group Hall 26.b 211
Siam Kempinski Hotel Bangkok Hall 26.b 221
Siam Paragon Hall 26.b 221
Siam Park Hall 2.1 206
Sicily Siracusa Noto Avola Hall 1.2 222
Siddhalepa Ayurveda
Health Resort Hall 5.2a 114
Side Alegria Hotel & Spa Hall 3.2 201
Side Crown Hotels Hall 3.2 143
Side Royal Palace Hall 3.2 201
Side Sun Hotels Hall 3.2 201
Signature Experiences
of Australia Hall 5.2a 119
Sigo Adventures and Tours Hall 21.e 101
SIHOT Asia Pacific Ltd Hall 8.1 136
SIHOT do America Hall 8.1 136
SIHOT Portugal Hall 8.1 136
SIHOT UK International Hall 8.1 136
Sikiliza Hall 20 133
Silavadee Pool Spa Resort
Koh Samui Hall 26.b 221
Silk Road & Kyrgyz Guided Trips Hall 3.1 606
Silk Road Alliance Hall 3.1 609
Silk Road Destinations Hall 3.1 602
Silk Road Travel DMC Hall 3.1 602
Silk Sense Hoi An River Resort Hall 26.c 313
Silk Way Travel Hall 3.1 601
Silke Marshall Marketing
Solutions Hall 20 138
Silky Oaks Lodge Hall 5.2a 119
Silvana Tours Hall 23.a 118
Silver Wings Travel and Tours Hall 20 103
Silversea Cruises (UK) Ltd Hall 10.1 117
Silwane Tours and Safaris Hall 20 133
Simba Portfolio Lodges Hall 21.a 128
Simba Safaris Ltd. Hall 21.a 128
SimienEcoTours PLC Hall 21.a 115
Simple Booking Hall 8.1 125a
Simply Bhutan Hall 26.c 318
Simrik Air Pvt. Ltd Hall 5.2a 116
SIMsKultur Hall 10.2 110
S’Incantu Resort Hall 1.2 212
Singapore Airlines Limited Hall 5.2a 119
Singapore Tourism Board Hall 26.a 122
Sirena-Travel Hall 3.1 604
Sirene Belek Hotel Hall 3.2 201
Sister Tour Hall 26.b 228
Sisters Tours Vietnam Hall 26.c 306
Sita Hall 5.2b 209
Sitara Travel 5.2A 108
Sixt Jobworld Hall 11.1 107
Sixt rent a car Hall 7.1a 100a-b
Sixt rent a car Hall 9 121
Sixt rent a car Hall 12 102
Sixt rent a car USA Hall 3.1 338
SJ AB Schwedische Eisenbahnen Hall 18 132e
Skål International Hall 18 111a
Skåne - Tourism in Skåne Hall 18 132e
Ski Resort Suomutunturi, Lapland Hall 18 132b
Skiathos Island Hall 1.1 101,101a
Skistar Norge AS Hall 18 132d
Skopelos Village Hotel Hall 1.1 112
Skulpturen
und Miniaturen Museum Hall 10.2 112
Skulpturenpark Waldfrieden /
Cragg Foundation Hall 8.2 103b
sky100 Hong Kong
Observation Deck Hall 26.a 119
SkyTeam c/o Air France KLM Hall 25 128
SLC Representation Hall 5.2a 119
Sleep Well Youth Hostel Brussels Hall 10.2 103
sleeperoo GmbH Hall 4.1 110
Slovak Republic Ministry of Transport
and Construction of the Slovak
Republic, Tourism Hall 7.2b 103
Slovenian Tourist Board Hall 17 109
Slow Food Hall 17 103
Slow Venice Network Hall 1.2 224
SLS Las Vegas Hall 3.1 231
Småland Hall 18 132e
Small Danish Hotels Hall 18 132a
Small Hotels of Turkey Hall 3.2 201
Smartline Kyknos Beach Hall 1.1 101,101a
Smilebhutan Hall 26.c 318
SMS Tourism Hall 1.2 220
Smyril Line Hall 18 112
Smyrooms Hall 6.1 158
Snaeland Travel Hall 18 132c
SnapShot Deutschland GmbH Hall 8.1 127
SnowLion Expeditions Pvt. Ltd. Hall 5.2b 205,205a
Snowmass Tourism Hall 3.1 310
SNTTA Emir Tours Hall 2.2 200
Sofitel Abu Dhabi Corniche Hotel Hall 2.2 200
Sofitel Bali Nusa Dua
Beach Resort Hall 26.a 115
Sofitel Dubai The Palm Resort & Spa Hall 2.2 100
Sofitel Hotel Dubai Jumeirah Beach Hall 2.2 100
Sofitel Imperial Resort & Spa
and Sofitel So Mauritius Hall 20 128
Softbanks Robotics Europe Hall 6.1 111
SoftConEx GmbH Hall 5.1 114
SoftTec GmbH hotline Hotelsoftware Hall 6.1 103
Sojern Ltd. 7.1b 100
Sokos Hotels Oulu, Levi, Rovaniemi Hall 18 108
Sokos Hotels Tallinn Hall 18 127
Sokos Hotels, Radisson Blu Hotels Hall 18 132b
Sol Beach House Phu Quoc Hall 26.c 313
Solana Tours Hall 4.1 238
Solid Car Rental Hall 22.b 201, 201a
Solis Indian Ocean Hall 20 128
Solling-Vogler-Region
im Weserbergland Hall 6.2a 103
Solmartour Hall 23.a 118
Solomon Islands Visitors Bureau Hall 5.2a 104
Solvex Ltd. Hall 15.1 101
Somatheeram Ayurveda Group Hall 5.2b 245
Somatheeram Ayurvedic
Health Resort Hall 5.2b 208
Sommet Education Hall 11.1 210
Sonam Tshoey Travel Hall 26.c 318
Sonesta Peru Hotels Hall 23.a 118
Soneva Group Hall 9 310
Sonnenklar. TV Reisebüros Railway Track 1-4
sonnenklar.TV Hall 25 172
sonnenklar.TV Railway Track 1-4
Sonoma County Tourism Hall 3.1 221
Sorell Hotels Switzerland Hall 17 101,101a-c
Souma Travel Marrakesch Hall 21.b 213
Souq Waqif Boutique Hotels
by Tivoli Hall 2.2 206
South African Airways Hall 20 138
South African Tourism Hall 20 138
South America
& Antarctica Collection Hall 23.b 210
South American Inside Travel
& Incoming Hall 23.a 119
South American Tours Argentina Hall 23.b 206
South American Tours Brazil Hall 23.b 206
South American Tours Chile Hall 23.b 206
South American Tours Colombia Hall 23.b 206
South American Tours DMC Hall 23.b 206
South American Tours Ecuador Hall 23.b 206
South American Tours Peru Hall 23.b 206
South American Tours Uruguay Hall 23.b 206
South Australian Tourism
Commission Hall 5.2a 119
South Carolina Dept. of Parks,
Recreation & Tourism Hall 3.1 330
South Indian Trails Hall 5.2b 249
South Pacific Management Hotels Hall 22.a 108
South Pacific Management Hotels Hall 5.2a 105
South Pacific Tourism Organisation Hall 5.2a 104
Southern Africa on Show Hall 20 132
Southern Africa Touring
and Car Hire Services Hall 20 133
Southern Cross Hotels
(Preskil Beach Resort) Hall 20 128
Southern Sun Hotel Hall 2.2 200
Southern World Hall 5.2a 120
Sovico Khanh Hoa Hall 26.b 207a
Spa Resort Libverda Hall 7.2b 102a
Space Camp/U.S. Space
& Rocket Center Hall 3.1 222
SpainTop Hall 4.1 238
Spanisches Fremdenverkehrsamt Hall 2.1 101, 101a
Special Lofty Safaris Ltd. Hall 4.1 246
Special Tours Wildlife Adventures Hall 18 132c
Speke Uganda Holidays Hall 21.a 121
Spektakel Plesir! Hall 26.b 228
Spessart Tourismus
und Marketing GmbH Hall 7.2c 101
Spice Island Hotel and Resort Hall 21.a 123
Spiceland Holidays
& Entertainments Hall 5.2b 216
Spido Harbour Tours Hall 10.2 102
spielend erleben Hall 13 201
SPKS Marketing GmbH & Co. OHG -
Gewölberestaurants Dresden Hall 11.2 102
Splendid Asia
Holidays Co., Ltd Hall 26.b 221
Splendid Evasion - Portugal Hall 4.1 250
SportsEvent 365 Hall 9 320
Spot Reisen GmbH Hall 25 139
spotlight musicals GmbH Hall 7.2c 101
Sprachcaffe Reisen GmbH Hall 22.a 122
Spring Tours Hall 4.2 103
Springbok Atlas Tours & Safaris Hall 20 138
Springfield CVB Hall 3.1 232
Springfield Group Resort,
Golf & Spa Hall 26.b 221
SR Travel GmbH & Co.KG Hall 25 133
Sri Lanka Tourism Promotion
Bureau Hall 5.2a 111,114
St Helena Tourism Hall 20 121,122
St Regis Saadiyat Island Resort,
Abu Dhabi Hall 2.2 200
St. Carlos Medical Spa Hall 26.b 221
St. George Hotel Enterprises Hall 1.1 110, 110a
St. Pölten Tourismus Hall 17 103
St. Raphael Hotel Hall 1.1 110, 110a
St. Regis Doha Hall 2.2 206
STA Travel Hall 5.2a 119
Staatliche Museen zu Berlin Hall 16 100c
Staatliche Porzellan-Manufaktur
Meissen Hall 11.2 102
Staatliche Schlösser & Gärten
Baden-Württemberg (SSG) Hall 6.2b 201
Staatliche Schlösser,
Burgen und Gärten Hall 11.2 102
Staatliche Schlösser, Burgen
und Gärten Sachsen
gemeinnützige GmbH Hall 11.2 106
Staatliches Museum Schwerin
Staatliche Schlösser, Gärten
& Kunstsammlungen
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Hall 10.2 112
Staatsbad Bad Oeynhausen GmbH Hall 8.2 102a
Staatsbad Salzuflen GmbH Hall 8.2 102a
Staatskanzlei des Landes NRW Hall 8.2 102a
Staatsoperette Dresden Hall 11.2 102
Städelscher Kunstinstitut
und Städtische Galerie Hall 7.2c 101
Stadt Anklam Hall 6.2a 106
Stadt Bad Kissingen /
Kissinger Sommer Hall 6.2b 301
Stadt Budweis Hall 7.2b 102a
Stadt Erding -Stadtmarketing Hall 6.2b 301
Stadt Gelsenkirchen Hall 8.2 101a
Stadt Krefeld Hall 8.2 102a
Stadt Kremmen Hall 12 101
Stadt Marienbad Hall 7.2b 102a
Stadt Naumburg Hall 11.2 101
Stadt Pilsen Hall 7.2b 102a
Stadt Rheinsberg Tourist-
Information Hall 12 101
Stadt Weißenfels Hall 11.2 101
Stadt Werder (Havel)
Gemeinde Schwielowsee Hall 12 101
Stadthaus Ulm Hall 10.2 112
Stadthaushotel Hamburg Hall 9 109
Stadthotel Düsseldorf
im Kolpinghaus Hall 8.1 131
Stadthotel Freiburg Kolping
Hotels Resort Hall 8.1 131
Stadthotel Münster Hall 8.1 131
Städtische Galerie im Lenbachhaus
Kunstbau München Hall 16 100c
Städtisches Museum
Braunschweig - Haus am
Löwenwall und Altstadtrathaus Hall 10.2 112
Stadtmarketing Halle
(Saale) GmbH Hall 11.2 101
Stadtmarketing Mannheim Gmbh Hall 6.2b 201
Stadtmarketinggeselschaft
Dessau-Roßlau Hall 11.2 101
Stadtmuseum Berlin Hall 12 101
Stadtverwaltung Bautzen
Wirtschaftsförderung Hall 11.2 102
Stage Entertainment Marketing
& Sales Hall 6.2a 102, 104
Stan Stephens Glacier
& Wildlife Cruises Hall 3.1 401
Star Arctic Hotel Saariselkä Hall 18 132b
Star Clippers Kreuzfahrten GmbH Hall 25 161
Star Travel Ltd. Hall 3.1 607
Stardekk NV Hall 8.1 106
Starhotels Spa Hall 9 320
STARLIGHT EXPRESS GmbH Hall 8.2 102c
Statue Cruises Hall 3.1 205
Staycity Aparthotels Hall 4.1 257
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Stayokay Hall 10.2 102
STC Switzerland Travel Center Hall 17 101,101a-c
Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam Hall 10.2 102
Steiff Museum Hall 10.2 112
Steigenberger Akademie Bad
Reichenhall Hall 11.1 103
Steigenberger ALDAU Resort Hall 4.2 104
Steigenberger Hotels and Resorts Hall 9 317
Steinzeitpark Dithmarschen Hall 10.2 112
Steirische Tourismus GmbH Hall 17 103
Stena Line GmbH & Co. KG Hall 18 132e
Stenden University
of Applied Sciences Hall 11.1 219
STG Stadtmarketing- und
Tourismusgesellschaft
Brandenburg a. d. Havel Hall 12 101
Sthala, Tribute Portfolio Ubud Bali Hall 26.a 115
Stift Klosterneuburg Hall 16 100b
Stiftsgut Keysermühle Hall 9 109
Stiftung Bauhaus Dessau Hall 16 100c
Stiftung Leuchtenburg Hall 11.2 103
Stiftung Museum Kunstpalast,
Düsseldorf Hall 8.2 103b
Stiftung Planetarium Berlin Hall 12 101
Stiftung Preußische Schlösser
&Gärten Berlin-Brandenburg Hall 12 101
Stiftung Schloss + Park Benrath Hall 8.2 103b
Stiftung Schloss Dyck Hall 16 100d
Stiftung Schloss Friedenstein Hall 11.2 103
Stiftung Stift Neuzelle Hall 12 101
Stifung Kloster Jerichow Hall 11.2 101
Stilleben AB Hall 18 108
Stockholm Archipelago Hall 18 132e
Stone Brewing World Bistro
& Gardens- Berlin Hall 12 101
Stone Group Hall 3.2 121
S’Tours Voyages Hall 25 175
STR Hall 8.1 117
STR CEE Ltd. Hall 25 175
STR Destination Handling
GmbH & Co. KG Hall 25 175
Strada del Radicchio
Rosso di Treviso Hall 1.2 224
Strawberry Park Resort
Cameron Highlands Hall 26.a 109
Strelka Travel Hall 9 320
Stromberger PR Hall 5.3 111
Stromma- Canal Cruises-
Ecursions- Attractions Hall 10.2 102
StubHub Corporate Hall 10.2 105
Studienkreis für Tourismus
und Entwicklung Hall 4.1 248
Studiosus Reisen München GmbH Hall 25 107
Stünings Medien GmbH Hall 10.1 105
Stuttgart Airport Hall 6.2b 201
Stuttgart-Marketing GmbH Hall 6.2b 201
Style Travel Agency Hall 7.2b 102a
Suarti Boutqiue Village Ubud Hall 26.a 115
Sudan, Ministry of Tourism
Antiquities&Wildlife Hall 21.b 206
Südböhmen Hall 7.2b 102a
Südmähren Hall 7.2b 102a
Südtirol Alto Adige Hall 1.2 213
SUENO Hotels Hall 3.2 131
Suite 160 - Luxury mood Hall 1.2 212
Suitel Ionian Princess
& Aparthotel Thinalos Hall 1.1 101,101a
SuitePad GmbH Hall 7.1c 108
Sulcus, Netherlands Hall 8.1 113a
Sulcus, Spain Hall 8.1 113a
Sulh Travel Hall 3.1 601
Sultanate of Oman Ministry of
Tourism Muscat-Al Khuwair
Ministries Area Hall 2.2 204
Summertimes Hall 20 128
Summit Air Pvt. Ltd Hall 5.2a 116
Summits Africa Lake
Natron Camp Hall 21.a 128
Sun Africa Expeditions Hall 21.a 121
Sun Events Hall 1.2 212
Sun Gate Tours Hall 23.a 118
Sun Islands Hawaii, Inc. Hall 3.1 435
Sun Resorts Ltd. Hall 20 128
Sun Tours and Travel Ltd. Hall 21.a 128
Sunbird Tours Hall 26.b 226
Sunborn Hotels and Restaurants Hall 18 132b
Suncani Hvar DD Hall 1.2 214
Sunday Safaris Limited Hall 21.a 128
Hall 25 / Stand 152
SunExpress Hall 25 152
Sunhotels Hall 9 220
Sunhouse Travel Ltd. Hall 1.1 110, 110a
Sunis Hotels Hall 3.2 126
Sunny Land Travel Co. Ltd. Hall 26.b 215
Sunny Sunflower (Thailand) Hall 26.b 211
Sunnyseeker Hotels Hall 1.1 110, 110a
Sunrise Hotels Hall 1.1 110, 110a
Sunsail, Mariner Travel GmbH Hall 22.a 112
Sunseekers Tours Hall 21.a 108
Sunset Resort Management Ltd. Hall 15.1 101
Sunset Vistas Beachfront Suites Hall 3.1 305
Sunspot Tours (Malta) Ltd. Hall 1.2 220
Sunspot Tours (Malta) Ltd. Hall 2.2 200
Sunway Holidays Hall 26.b 228
Sunway Safaris Hall 20 132
SuperShuttle International Hall 3.1 205
Supertour DMC Poland Hall 15.1 100
Supranational Hotels Ltd. Hall 9 303
Suriname Hospitality
& Tourism Association Hall 23.a 62
Surtrek Cia.Ltda Hall 23.a 113
Surval Boutique Olive Estate Hall 20 138
Susesi Luxury Resort Hall 3.2 144
Sustainable Travel Pavilion
TourEast, a division of
banglanatak dot com Hall 5.2b 244
Swaziland, Kingdom Hall 20 114
Swedish Lapland Visitors Board Hall 18 108
Swiss Education Group Hall 11.1 308
Swiss Quality Hotels International Hall 17 106
Swiss School of Tourism
and Hospitality Hall 11.1 309
Swiss Travel Hall 22.b 201, 201a
Swiss Travel System AG Hall 17 101,101a-c
Swissfeel AG Hall 8.1 130
Swissôtel Al Ghurair
& Swissotel Living Al Ghurair Hall 2.2 100
Swissôtel Bremen Hall 6.2a 101
Swissotel Phuket Hall 26.b 211
Swissotel Quito Hall 23.a 113
Syndicat Mixte de Pierrefonds/
Aéroport Pierrefonds Hall 20 130
Sysco, Greece Hall 8.1 113a
T
T&Cnet, Romania Hall 8.1 113a
ta.ts Travel Agency
Technologies & Services Hall 10.1 117
Tabacón Thermal Resort & Spa Hall 22.b 201, 201a
Tabasam Tours and Travel Ltd Hall 21.a 123
Tabby Tours Hall 15.1 100
TAC | The Assistant Company Hall 8.1 126
Tag der Deutschen Einheit
Berlin 2018 Hall 12 101
Tagungshotel Maria in der Aue Hall 8.2 102a
tagungshotel.com GmbH Hall 8.1 117
Tahiti Nui Travel Hall 5.2a 105
Tahiti Tourisme Hall 5.2a 105
Tahiti Tours Hall 22.a 108
Tahiti Tours Hall 5.2a 105
Taipan Reise Center (Thailand) Hall 26.b 221
Taiwan Tour Hall 26.a 121
Taiwan Tourism Bureau Hall 26.a 121
Tai-yi Red Maple Resort Hall 26.a 121
Taj Cape Town Hall 20 138
Taj Hotels Palace Resorts Safaris Hall 9 204
Tajikistan, Committee
of Tourism Development Hall 3.1 623
Tala Bay, Red Sea, Aqaba,
Jordan Hall 2.2 209
TALK AG Adelboden-Lenk-
Kandersteg
Hall 17 101,101a-c
Tallink Silja GmbH Hall 18 110
Tallinn City Tourism Office
and Convention Bureau Hall 18 127
Tam Travel Hall 26.c 313
Tamarind Tree Hotel Hall 22.a 115
Tamog Tours and Safaris Hall 20 131
Tanchev & Co. Ltd.,
trade mark Suntours Hall 15.1 101
Tandem Travel-DMC for Bulgaria Hall 15.1 101
Tanganyika Expedition Hall 21.a 128
Tanganyika Wilderness Camps Ltd. Hall 21.a 127
Tangerine Group of Hotels Hall 5.2a 114
Tango Mar Beach Front -
Boutique Hotel&Villas Hall 22.b 201, 201a
Tangol Tours Hall 23.b 211
Tania Tours Hall 4.2 200
Tanjung Lesung Hall 26.a 115
Tanjung Puting DMO Hall 26.a 115
Tanjung Rhu Resort Hall 26.a 117
Tanzania High Commission
in Germany Hall 21.a 128
Tanzania National Parks Hall 21.a 128
Tanzania Tourist Board Hall 21.a 128
TAP Portugal
Hall 1.1 202,202a-c
Target Motivation Hall 1.2 224
Target Travel & Tours Services Hall 26.a 119
Tarragona, Patronat Municipal
de Turisme Hall 2.1 203
Taruk International GmbH Hall 20 124
TATTVA TourismSolutions Hall 5.2b 254
Taunus Touristik Service e.V. Hall 7.2c 101
TBL, Latin America Hall 8.1 113a
TBO Holidays Hall 6.1 156
Teamamerica Receptive
Tour Operator Hall 3.1 302
Technik Museum Sinsheim Hall 10.2 112
Technik Museum Speyer Hall 10.2 112
Technische Hochschule
Deggendorf Hall 11.1 109
Technisches Museum Wien Hall 17 103
Tegernseer Tal Tourismus GmbH Hall 6.2b 301
Tekura Tahiti Travel Hall 5.2a 105
Tel Aviv - Jaffa Hotel Association Hall 4.2 205
Telefun Travel Sp. z o.o. Hall 15.1 100
Tennessee Department
of Tourist Development Hall 3.1 222
Termy Uniejów Hall 15.1 100
Terra Nova Iceland Hall 18 132c
Terra Travel Doo Hall 1.2 215
Terra World Travel (India)
Pvt. Ltd. Hall 5.2b 250
Terrace Hotels Hall 3.2 201
Terraverde Travel Hall 26.c 335
TESTUD Hall 3.2 201
Teutoburger Wald Tourismus/ FB
der OstWestfalenLippe GmbH Hall 8.2 102a
Texas Holiday Travel Hall 3.1 211
Texas Tourism Hall 3.1 211
TFE Hotels (Toga Far East Hotels/
Medina Property) Hall 5.2a 119
TFPD Transfrontier Parks
Destinations Hall 20 119
TH Resorts Hall 1.2 223
Thai Activity Udomporn Tours Hall 26.b 211
Thai Airways International PCL Hall 26.b 206
Thailand, Tourism Authority
of Thailand Hall 21.b 217
Thailand, Tourism Authority
of Thailand Hall 26.b 221
Thalys International Hall 1.1 201, 201a
Thamalakane River Lodge Hall 20 131
Thanos Hotel Management Hall 1.1 110, 110a
Thanyapura Health
and Sports Resort Hall 26.b 211
Tharabar Gate Hotel Hall 26.b 226
Thavorn Hotels and Resorts Hall 26.b 211
The A Hotels Hall 1.1 101,101a
The Abu Dhabi Edition Hall 2.2 200
The African Travel
& Tourism Association Hall 20 121,122
The Amalinda Collection Hall 20 133
The Anam Hall 26.c 335
The Anvaya Beach Resort, Bali Hall 26.a 115
The ATCORE Group Hall 5.1 133
the a-team -
Winkler & Stenzel GmbH Hall 5.1 108
The Atlantic Hotel Hall 18 124
The Blue Yonder Hall 4.1 204
The Broadmoor Hall 3.1 310
The Chedi Lustica Bay
Montenegro Hall 1.2 219
The Chedi Muscat Hall 9 310
The Code Hall 4.1 222
The Danna Langkawi Hall 26.a 109
The Datai Langkawi Hall 26.a 117
The Diamond Hotels Hall 3.2 201
The Diaoyutai Mansion Frankfurt Hall 7.2c 101
The Doge of Venice Incoming
Tour Operator Hall 1.2 224
The Duke of Richmond Hall 18 124
The Emerald Cove Koh Chang Hall 26.b 221
The English National Park
Experience Collection Hall 18 123
The Explore Nepal Pvt. Ltd Hall 5.2a 116
The Face Suites Hall 26.a 107
The Fine Collection Hall 20 132
The Fives Downtown Hotel &
Residences Curio by Hilton Hall 22.b 207
The Fortres Resort & Spa Hall 5.2a 114
The Gall Face Hotel Hall 5.2a 114
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The George Hotel Hall 6.2a 102, 104
The Gleneagles Hotel Hall 18 123
The Green Spot Travel Hall 4.1 238
The Group Company (UK) Ltd Hall 18 123
The Habitat Hall 26.a 109
The Hague Marketing Bureau Hall 10.2 102
The Hoteliers Collection Co., Ltd Hall 26.b 221
The Ibnii, Coorg and Vythiri
Resort Wayanad Hall 5.2b 204
The Imperial Hotel, Vung Tau Hall 26.c 313
The Kalima Group Resort & Villas Hall 26.b 211
The KEE Resort & Spa Hall 26.b 211
The Ladakh Tours Hall 4.1 254
The Leisure Pass Group Hall 18 123
The Lodge at Big Falls Hall 22.b 208
The Lovina Bali Hall 26.a 115
The Madison Hamburg Hall 6.2a 102, 104
The Madison Square Garden
Company Hall 3.1 205
The Marvel Experience Thailand Hall 26.b 221
The Merlin Phuket
Hotels & Resorts Hall 26.b 211
The Metropolitan Opera Hall 3.1 205
The Modern Hotels Hall 18 124
The Moorings, Mariner Travel
GmbH Hall 22.a 112
The Mulia, Mulia Resort
& Villas-Nusa Dua, Bali Hall 26.a 115
The Murray, Hong Kong Hall 26.a 119
The Nattika Beach Ayurveda
Resort Hall 5.2b 229
The Negev Friendly Desert Hall 4.2 205
The Oasis at Death Valley Hall 3.1 221
The Ocean Club A Four Seasons
Resort, Bahamas Hall 22.a 112
The Old Phuket -
Karon Beach Resort Hall 26.b 221
The Oriental Hotels & Resorts Hall 26.a 123, 126
The Other Side-
Tours & Incoming Portugal Hall 1.1 202,202a-c
The Palms, Zanzibar Hall 21.a 126
The Park Hotels Hall 5.2b 213
The Passionist Hall 9 310
The Pavilions Bali Hall 26.a 115
The Pavilions Hotels & Resorts Hall 26.b 221
The Pavillons Himalayas Pvt. Ltd Hall 5.2a 116
The Peninsula Bangkok Hall 26.b 221
The Postal Museum Hall 18 120
The Pride Hotel Hall 5.2b 256
The Prime Energize
Hall 1.1 202,202a-c
The Reef Resorts Hall 22.b 207
The Regent Cha-Am Beach Resort Hall 26.b 221
The Residence by Cenizaro c/o
The Luxury Experience Hall 20 109
The Ritz Carlton Dubai Hall 2.2 100
The Ritz Carlton, Bali Hall 26.a 115
The Ritz-Carlton Abu Dhabi
Grand Canal Hall 2.2 200
The Royal Blue Hall 1.1 112
The Royal Pita Maha Resort Hall 26.a 115
The Royal Zanzibar
Beach Resort Ltd. Hall 21.a 128
The Samaya Bali Hall 26.a 115
The Sands Beach Resort Hall 21.a 128
The Seminyak Beach Resort & Spa Hall 26.a 115
The Sightseeing Pass Hall 3.1 205
The Skyr Factory Hall 18 132c
The Slate Hall 26.b 211
The St. Regis Abu Dhabi Hall 2.2 200
The Sukhothai Bangkok Hall 26.b 221
The Third Pole Tour Hall 26.c 304
The Tour Hall 3.1 601
The Travel Insiders Pty Ltd Hall 5.2a 119
The Travelbook Group Ltd. Hall 10.1 103
The Ubud Village Resort & Spa Hall 26.a 115
The Victoria Falls Hotel Hall 20 133
The View from The Shard Hall 18 123
The Vijitt Resort Phuket Hall 26.b 221
The Vision Destination
Management Hall 2.2 200
The Vistula Lagoon Local
Tourist Information Hall 15.1 100
THE WALL MUSEUM
East Side Gallery Hall 10.2 112
The Yachting Club D.O.O. Hall 1.2 214
The Zuri Hotels & Resorts Hall 5.2b 205,205a
Theater Erfurt Hall 11.2 103
Thebe River Safaris Hall 20 131
Theme Resorts & Spas (Pvt) Ltd Hall 5.2a 114
Thermen-& Vulkanland Steiermark Hall 17 103
Thessaloniki Hotels Association Hall 1.1 101,101a
This is Holland Hall 10.2 102
THL Maui, Britz, Mighty
Campervans & Waitomo Hall 5.2a 120
Thomas Cook Touristik GmbH Hall 10.1 117
Thompsons Africa Hall 20 138
Thon Hotels Hall 18 132d
Thornybush Luxury Game Lodge
Collection Hall 20 132
Threeland Travel Hall 26.c 306
Thrifty Car Rental Australia Hall 5.2a 119
Thrillophilia India Tours
and Activities Hall 4.1 208
THTC Turkish Healthcare
Travel Council Hall 3.2 201
Thüringer Heilbäderverband e.V. Hall 11.2 103
Thüringer Landesmuseum
Heidecksburg Hall 10.2 112
Thüringer Tourismus GmbH Hall 11.2 103
TI Infotech Hall 6.1 150
Tibet Vista Tour Co.,Ltd. Hall 26.c 304
Ticino Turismo
Hall 17 101,101a-c
Ticketmaster GmbH Hall 16 100c
Tickets Travel Network Hall 6.1 120
TID Kontakte zur Touristik Hall 10.1 121
Tien-Shan Travel Hall 3.1 606
Tierra Maya Tours Hall 22.a 107
Tierras de los Andes Hall 23.a 118
Tiles Madeira Hotel
Hall 1.1 202,202a-c
Tiliguerta Glamping
& Camping Village Hall 1.2 212
TIME Hotels Management LLC Hall 2.2 100
Timeless Tours and Travel Hall 4.1 246
TimeRide VR Cöln Hall 8.2 103c
Tineri Hall 5.1 113
Tip Top Cruises Galapagos Islands Hall 23.a 113
Tirol Werbung GmbH Hall 17 103
Titanic Hotels Hall 25 154
Titlis Cableways Hotels
& Restaurants
Hall 17 101,101a-c
TM Tours & Travel Sdn Bhd Hall 26.a 117
TMB Tourismus-Marketing Brandenburg,
Clustermanagement Tourismus Hall 12 101
tmu Tourismus Marketing
Uckermark GmbH Hall 12 101
TOC Agentur für Kommunikation Hall 5.3 112
Toerisme Oostende Hall 16 100c
Togo Tourisme Hall 21.a 111
Tokyo Convention
& Visitors Bureau Hall 26.a 102
Tomodachi Tours & Safaris Ltd Hall 21.a 128
TomOnTour Hall 21.b 216
Tonhalle Düsseldorf Hall 8.2 103b
Tonys Villas & Resort,
Seminyak Bali Hall 26.a 115
TOP 250 Germany - Die besten
Tagungshotels in Deutschland Hall 8.1 117
TOP acora Hotel
und Wohnen Bochum Hall 9 109
TOP acora Hotel und Wohnen Bonn Hall 9 109
TOP acora Hotel und Wohnen
Duesseldorf Hall 9 109
TOP acora Hotel und Wohnen
Karlsruhe Hall 9 109
TOP Ambassador Hotel Hall 9 109
TOP Apartments Roth am Strande Hall 9 109
TOP Art Hotel Vienna Hall 9 109
Top Atlantico DMC
Hall 1.1 202,202a-c
TOP Centro Hotel Bristol Mainz Hall 9 109
TOP City & Country Line Hotels Hall 9 109
TOP CityLine Conrad Hotel de Ville Hall 9 109
TOP CityLine Fosshotel Reykjavik Hall 9 109
TOP CityLine Grand Hotel Reykjavik Hall 9 109
TOP CityLine Hotel Centrum Hall 9 109
TOP CityLine Hotel Eggers Hall 9 109
TOP CityLine Hotel Essener Hof Hall 9 109
TOP CityLine Hotel Hyllit Hall 9 109
TOP CityLine Hotel Kaiserin Elisabeth Hall 9 109
TOP CityLine Hotel Panorama Billstedt Hall 9 109
TOP CityLine Hotel Panorama Harburg Hall 9 109
TOP CityLine Hotel Platzhirsch Hall 9 109
TOP CityLine Klassik Altstadt Hotel Hall 9 109
TOP CityLine Parkhotel Wittekindshof Hall 9 109
TOP CountryLine Alexander
Beach Hotel&Village Hall 9 109
TOP CountryLine Esplanade
Spa & Golf Resort Hall 9 109
TOP CountryLine HEIDE
Spa Hotel & Resort Hall 9 109
TOP CountryLine Hotel Meerane Hall 9 109
TOP CountryLine Hotel Ritter Hall 9 109
Top CountryLine Hotel Roth
am Strande Hall 9 109
TOP CountryLine Seehotel
Berlin-Rangsdorf Hall 9 109
TOP CountryLine Seehotel Großherzog
von Mecklenburg Hall 9 109
TOP CountryLine Zenith Hotel
Conference & Spa Hall 9 109
TOP Crown Town Hotel Jeddah Hall 9 109
Top Dest Hall 23.b 209
TOP Embrace Hotel Franz Hall 9 109
TOP EMBRACE Hotel Grenzfall Hall 9 109
TOP EMBRACE Hotel INNdependence Hall 9 109
TOP EMBRACE Hotel Vinum Hall 9 109
TOP Esplanade Hotel Hall 9 109
TOP Favored Hotel Domicil Hall 9 109
TOP Favored Hotel Hansa Hall 9 109
TOP Favored Hotel Plaza Hall 9 109
TOP Favored Hotel Scala Hall 9 109
TOP Grand Continental Flamingo Hotel Hall 9 109
TOP Hotel Agricola Hall 9 109
TOP Hotel Ambassador - Zlatá Husa Hall 9 109
TOP Hotel Amberger Hall 9 109
TOP Hotel an der Oper Hall 9 109
TOP Hotel Atlantis Hall 9 109
TOP Hotel Atrium am Meer Hall 9 109
TOP Hotel Blumlage Hall 9 109
TOP Hotel Buschhausen Hall 9 109
TOP Hotel Chemnitzer Hof Hall 9 109
TOP Hotel Consul Hall 9 109
TOP Hotel Duerer Hall 9 109
TOP Hotel Freihof Hall 9 109
TOP Hotel Garden Elysée Hall 9 109
TOP Hotel Goldenes Fass Hall 9 109
TOP Hotel Hammer Hall 9 109
TOP Hotel Hohenstaufen Hall 9 109
TOP Hotel Jagdschloss Niederwald Hall 9 109
TOP Hotel Panorama Inn Hall 9 109
TOP Hotel Post Frankfurt Airport Hall 9 109
TOP Hotel Restaurant Anker Hall 9 109
TOP Hotel Sportforum Hall 9 109
TOP Hotel Tiffany Hall 9 109
Hall 9 / Stand 109
TOP INTERNATIONAL Hotels
and Corporate Partners Hall 9 109
TOP Kensington Gardens Hotel Hall 9 109
TOP Kongresshotel Europe Hall 9 109
TOP Messehotel Europe Hall 9 109
TOP Molla Hotel Hall 9 109
TOP Phoenix Hotel Hall 9 109
TOP Seminarhotel am Aegerisee Hall 9 109
Top Travel Service s.c. Hall 15.1 100
Topdeck Travel Hall 25 150
Toraja DMO Hall 26.a 115
Torgauer Tourismus
und Bäder GmbH Hall 11.2 102
Torredembarra Hall 2.1 203
Torun City Hall 15.1 100
Toscana Forum,
der Toskana Spezialist Hall 25 137
Tour & Travel Poland sc. Hall 15.1 100
Tour East Australia Pty Ltd Hall 5.2a 119
Tour Managers Fiji Hall 5.2a 103
Tour Mongolia Active
Adventure Tours Mongolia Hall 4.1 240
TourAsia Hall 26.a 119
TourCert gGmbH Hall 4.1 225
TourGuide Akademie Hall 7.2c 101
TOURIAS Mobile GmbH Hall 5.1 101
Tourism Adventure Group
(Base & Nomads Youth Home) Hall 5.2a 119
Tourism and Events Queensland Hall 5.2a 119
Tourism Calgary Hall 3.1 390
Tourism Corporation Bonaire 22A 101
Tourism Jasper Hall 3.1 390
Tourism Kamloops Hall 3.1 390
Tourism KwaZulu Natal Hall 20 138
Tourism Northern Territory
(Karisma GmbH) Hall 5.2a 119
Tourism Nova Scotia Hall 3.1 390
Tourism Organisation
of the Mazovia Region Hall 15.1 100
Tourism Organization of the
Swietokrzyskie Voivodeship Hall 15.1 100
Tourism Saskatchewan Hall 3.1 390
Tourism Tasmania Hall 5.2a 119
Tourism Toronto Hall 3.1 390
Tourism Vancouver Hall 3.1 390
Tourism Western Australia Hall 5.2a 119
Tourismorganisation Podgorica Hall 1.2 219
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Tourismorganisation Tivat Hall 1.2 219
Tourismus & Congress GmbH
Bonn/Rhein-Sieg/Ahrweiler Hall 8.2 103a
Tourismus & Kultur Oranienburg
gGmbH Hall 12 101
Tourismus für Alle Deutschland
e.V. (NatKo) Hall 14.1 107
Tourismus Marketing
Gesellschaft Sachsen Hall 11.2 102
Tourismus Oberbayern
München e.V. Hall 6.2b 301
Tourismus Regionalverband Süd
& West Steiermark Hall 17 103
Tourismus Salzburg GmbH Hall 17 103
Tourismus Schiegg Hall 23.b 200
Tourismus Verband der Region
Split - Dalmatien Hall 1.2 214
Tourismus Zentrale Saarland GmbH Hall 8.2 202a-c
Tourismus+Congress Frankfurt
am Main Hall 7.2c 101
Tourismusorganisation Bar Hall 1.2 219
Tourismusorganisation Budva Hall 1.2 219
Tourismusorganisation Herceg Novi Hall 1.2 219
Tourismusorganisation Kotor Hall 1.2 219
Tourismusorganisation Ulcinj Hall 1.2 219
Tourismus-Service Bürger Bahnhof,
Fontanestadt Neuruppin Hall 12 101
Tourismusverband
“Liebliches Taubertal” Hall 6.2b 301
Tourismusverband Allgäu/
Bayerisch-Schwaben Hall 6.2b 301
Tourismusverband Almtal Hall 17 103
Tourismusverband Altmark e.V. Hall 11.2 101
Tourismusverband Attersee-
Salzkammergut Hall 17 103
Tourismusverband Dahme-
Seen e.V. Hall 12 101
Tourismusverband der Insel Krk Hall 1.2 207
Tourismusverband
der Region Sibenik-Knin Hall 1.2 214
Tourismusverband
der Stadt Crikvenica Hall 1.2 207
Tourismusverband
der Stadt Zagreb Hall 1.2 214
Tourismusverband
Elbe-Elster- Land e.V. Hall 12 101
Tourismusverband
Erzgebirge e.V. Hall 11.2 102
Tourismusverband
Ferienregion Traunsee Hall 17 103
Tourismusverband
Fischland-Darß-Zingst Hall 6.2a 106
Tourismusverband Fläming e.V. Hall 12 101
Tourismusverband Hamburg e.V. Hall 6.2a 102, 104
Tourismusverband Havelland e.V. Hall 12 101
Tourismusverband Kaiserwinkl Hall 17 103
Tourismusverband Kufsteinerland Hall 17 103
Tourismusverband Mecklenburgische
Seenplatte e.V. Hall 6.2a 106
Tourismusverband Mecklenburg-
Vorpommern Hall 21.b 214c
Tourismusverband Osnabrücker
Land e.V. Hall 6.2a 103
Tourismusverband Ostbayern Hall 6.2b 301
Tourismusverband Prignitz e.V. Hall 12 101
Tourismusverband Ruppiner
Seenland e.V. Hall 12 101
Tourismusverband Saalbach
Hinterglemm Hall 17 103
Tourismusverband
Sachsen-Anhalt e.V. Hall 11.2 101
Tourismusverband
Sächsische Schweiz e.V. Hall 11.2 102
Tourismusverband
Salzlandkreis e. V. Hall 11.2 101
Tourismusverband St. Anton Hall 17 103
Tourismusverband Vogtland e.V. Hall 11.2 102
Tourismusverband von Vidzeme Hall 18 130
Tourismusverband
Vorpommern e.V.
Hall 6.2a 106,106a-b
Tourismuszentrale
der Hansestadt Stralsund Hall 6.2a 106
Tourismuszentrale Rügen GmbH Hall 6.2a 106
Tourismuszentrale Wismar Hall 6.2a 106
Tourist Board of the Town of Rab Hall 1.2 207
Tourist Guide of Greece Hall 1.1 101,101a
Tourist Information EdelSteinLand Hall 8.2 201c
Tourist Information Worms Hall 8.2 201c
Tourist Legal Aid Hall 1.1 101,101a
Tourist, Kongress
und Saalbau GmbH Hall 8.2 201c
Touristic Enterprises Esperia AE Hall 1.1 105
Touristic Service Center Hall 2.1 201,201a-c
touristik aktuell Hall 25 171
Touristikgemeinschaft
Heilbronner Land Hall 6.2b 201
Touristikverband Siegerland-
Wittgenstein Hall 8.2 102a
Tourist-Information Bingen
am Rhein Hall 7.2c 101
Tourist-Information Konstanz
GmbH Hall 6.2b 201
Tourist-Information Speyer Hall 8.2 201c
Touristinformation Strausberg Hall 12 101
Touristische Gebietsgemeinschaft
Naturpark Zittauer Gebirge/
Oberlausitz Hall 11.2 102
Touristische Gemeinschaft
der Region Ston Hall 1.2 214
Tourland Travel Hall 26.a 109
TourMappers North America Hall 3.1 103
TourOnline AG Hall 8.1 142a
Tours and Activities
Technologies Ltd Hall 6.1 144i
tourVERS GmbH Hall 25 164
Tourvest DMC Hall 20 138
Tower Travel Hall 23.b 209
Townhouse Düsseldorf Hall 8.1 131
TPA - Tourism Promotion
Association Hall 20 128
traffics Softwaresysteme
für den Tourismus Hall 6.1 131
Trail Blazer Tours India Private
Limited-TBi Hall 5.2b 248
Trails of Indochina Hall 26.c 334
Trans India Holidays
Private Limited Hall 5.2b 232
Trans Niugini Tours Hall 5.2a 106
Trans Nordic Tours Hall 18 132d
Transglobe Hall 1.1 201, 201a
Translations.com Hall 6.1 159a
TransMékong - Bassac Hall 26.c 333
Transnet Freight rail - The Blue Train Hall 20 132
TransOcean Kreuzfahrten Hall 25 118
Transorient Touristik GmbH Hall 26.b 204
Trasmediterránea Hall 2.1 101, 101a
TraSo GmbH Hall 6.1 132
TRASTY GmbH Hall 5.1 101
Travalco Hall 3.1 135
Travco - Jordan Hall 4.2 200
Travco Corporation LTD Hall 9 205
Travco LLC Hall 2.2 100
Travco Travel Company of Egypt Hall 4.2 116
Travel & Plant Hall 4.1 241
Travel Addicts Club Lithuania
& Baltic states Hall 18 131b
Travel Alberta Hall 3.1 390
Travel Appeal Hall 6.1 152
Travel Audience Hall 5.1 115
Travel Authentic Philippines Hall 26.a 123, 126
Travel Center Asia Hall 26.b 221
Travel Centre Hall 20 101
Travel Charme Hotel GmbH Hall 6.2a 106
Travel Compositor Hall 6.1 106
Travel Designer Hall 2.2 206
Travel Escape Maldives Pvt Ltd Hall 5.2a 107
Travel Europe Hall 17 107
Travel Excellence Hall 22.b 201, 201a
Travel Exchange Hall 1.1 105
Travel Experts LLC Hall 3.1 606
Travel Experts. Inc. Hall 26.a 123, 126
Travel Hub Georgia Hall 15.1 103
Travel Juneau Hall 3.1 401
Travel Land Kyrgyzstan Hall 3.1 606
Travel Manitoba Hall 3.1 390
Travel One Portugal
Hall 1.1 202,202a-c
Travel Oregon Hall 3.1 431
Travel Overland GmbH Hall 5.2a 119
Travel Partner Group Hall 17 104
Travel Plus Ltd. Hall 1.1 110, 110a
Travel Projekt Sp. z o.o. Hall 15.1 100
Travel Savings Tours Hall 21.a 128
Travel Sense Asia Hall 26.c 306
Travel Service - SmartWings Hall 7.2b 102a
Travel Services Malta Ltd. Hall 1.2 220
Travel Style LTD Hall 15.1 101
Travel Time South Pacific Hall 5.2a 120
travel to life Hall 4.1 203
Travel Today Hall 22.b 205
Travel Traders AS Hall 18 132d
Travel Trends Leisure (Pvt) Ltd Hall 5.2a 114
Travel Tripper Ltd. Hall 10.1 113
Travel Walji’s (Pvt.) Ltd. (PATO) Hall 5.2a 113
Travelana - tour operator Hall 1.2 216
Travelaps Travel Portal Software Hall 6.1 130
TravelArt/Turavion Hall 23.a 112
Travelcar Hall 14.1 102
TravelClick, Inc. Hall 8.1 121
Travelcowboy Hall 20 121,122
TravelEssence Deutschland GmbH Hall 5.2a 119
Travelex Hall 23.a 104
TravelHub LLC Hall 3.1 606
Traveling Peru Hall 23.a 118
travel-IT GmbH & Co. KG Hall 6.1 139
Travelite Travel and Tours Co. Hall 26.a 123, 126
Travellanda Ltd Hall 8.1 120a
Travelmato.com Indonesian’
Tour Package Hall 26.a 115
Travelport Hall 6.1 139,140
Travelsmart Vacation Sdn. Bhd. Hall 26.a 109
Traveltainment GmbH Hall 5.1 115
Traveltales Ltd. Hall 1.1 110, 110a
TravelTalk Hall 10.1 121
Traveltek Hall 6.1 102
travel-to-nature GmbH Hall 22.a 121
Travelux for Hotels & Resorts Hall 4.2 114
TravelXperts Hall 10.1 121
TravelXS Hall 4.1 238
TravelXS Hall 5.2b 205,205a
Travelzoo Hall 25 149
Treasure Cay Beach Marina
& Golf Resort Hall 22.a 112
Tree of Life (Pvt) Ltd
Tree of Life Nature Resort Hall 5.2a 114
Trekking Team Group Pvt. Ltd Hall 5.2a 116
Trekking Union of Kyrgyzstan Hall 3.1 609
TrekkSoft AG Hall 5.1 119
Tren Ecuador Hall 23.a 113
Trendy Hotels Türkei Hall 3.2 142
Trentino Marketing Hall 1.2 101
TREX Hall 18 132c
TRH Mijas
Hall 2.1 201,201a-c
Trier Tourismus und Marketing
GmbH Hall 8.2 201c
Trimetys Hotels Hall 20 128
Triometric Hall 10.1 111a
Trip Taiwan Hall 26.a 121
Tripfez Travel & Tours Hall 26.a 109
TRIPS Travel Philippines Hall 26.a 123, 126
TripsByTips GmbH Hall 5.1 107
Triptease Ltd. Hall 8.1 100
trivago Hall 9 315
Troll Tours Reisen GmbH Hall 18 115
Tromsø Safari AS Hall 18 108
Trøndelag Reiseliv Hall 18 132d
Troodos Tourism Board Hall 1.1 110, 110a
Trophel Tours & Treks Hall 26.c 318
Tropica Bungalow & Restaurant Hall 26.b 211
Tropical Asia Tours (Pvt) Ltd. Hall 5.2a 114
Tropical Charters Hall 26.a 109
Tropical Island Holding GmbH Hall 12 101
Tropical Islands Hall 7.1a 200a-b
True Travel Co., Ltd. Hall 26.a 121
Trust Arcticugol /
Grumant Arctic Travel Co Hall 18 108
TrustYou Hall 10.1 108
Tsitsikamma Village Inn Hall 20 138
Tsogo Sun Hall 20 138
TSS Group Hall 25 174
TTG Asia Media Hall 26.a 106
TT-Line GmbH & Co.KG Hall 18 132e
TTYD Hall 3.2 201
Tuhannen Tarinan Talo
Farmhouseholidays Hall 18 108
TUI BLUE Hall 3.2 201
TUI China Hall 25 129
TUI Cruises GmbH Hall 6.2a 102, 104
Tulalip Resort Casino Hall 3.1 140
Tunesien, Fremdenverkehrsamt Hall 21.b 204
Tunisair Hall 21.b 200
Tunisie Voyages Hall 25 129
Turama Pacific Travel Group Hall 5.2a 104
Turiba University Hall 11.1 303
Turim Hotéis
Hall 1.1 202,202a-c
Turismark Hall 2.1 202
Turisme de Barcelona Hall 2.1 203
Turisme de Sitges Hall 2.1 203
Turismo de Galicia,
Clúster Empresarial Hall 2.1 101, 101a
Turismo De Lisboa
Hall 1.1 202,202a-c
Turismo de Santiago Hall 2.1 101, 101a
Turissimo Caribe & Excursiones
Dominican Republic Hall 22.a 100, 100a
Turizmus regiónu Bratislava Hall 7.2b 103
Türkei Hall 3.2 201
Turks and Caicos Collection Hall 22.b 209
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Turks and Caicos Islands Tourism Hall 22.b 209
Turmundo S.A. Hall 4.1 228
TUROB Turistik Hotels
& Investors Association Hall 3.2 201
TÜROFED Turkish Hoteliers
Federation Hall 3.2 201
Turquoise Hotel Hall 3.2 201
TÜRSAB Association
of Turkish Travel Agencies Hall 3.2 201
TUT International Hall 4.2 110
TVB Region Hall-Wattens Hall 17 103
Tyana Tour Travel Hall 26.b 228
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U.O. Hotel Villa Dvor Hall 1.2 204
U.S. Customs and Border Protection Hall 3.1 250
UAB BEST BALTIC Hotels Hall 18 131b
Ubeeqo GmbH Hall 7.1a 100a-b
UBUD WANA RESORT Hall 26.a 115
Udvikling Fyn P/S Hall 18 132a
ueberland Reisen Berlin Hall 4.1 106
Uga Escapes
Management Pvt Ltd Hall 5.2a 114
Uganda Tourism Board Hall 21.a 121
Uganda Wildlife Scene Ltd Hall 21.a 121
Ukraine Hall 3.1 629
Ulpia Tours GmbH - Kultur
und Spezialreisen Hall 15.1 101
Ultra Safaris Hall 20 131
UNA Hotels & Resorts Hall 9 310
Uncharted Africa Safaris Hall 20 131
Under One Botswana Sky Hall 20 131
UNESCO - Heritage of World Turkey Hall 3.2 102
UNESCO - Welterbestätten
Deutschland e.V. Hall 12 102
UNESCO Global Geoparks Hall 4.1 232
UNESCO World Heritage Center
World Heritage and Sustainable
Tourism Programme Hall 4.1 230
UNESCO World Heritage Center
World Heritage Journeys Project Hall 4.1 230
UNESCO-Welterbe Zollverein Hall 8.2 101a
UNESCO-Welterbstätte Schlösser
Augustusburg und Falkenlust
in Brühl Hall 8.2 103f
UniEarth Hall 26.b 226
Uniejów Park Spa Hall 15.1 100
Uniejów Thermal Spa Hall 15.1 100
UniGalapagos / Ecoandes Travel Hall 23.a 103
Uniline d.o.o. Hall 1.2 206
Unique Choice Hall 2.2 206
Unique North A/S Hall 18 132a
United Airlines Hall 3.1 241
United Travel Hall 1.2 220
Universal Elisa Hall 2.1 106
Universal Orlando Resort Hall 3.1 305
Universal Studios Hollywood Hall 3.1 435
Universal Trading Tourisme Hall 20 121,122
Universalmuseum Joanneum Hall 10.2 112
Université Savoie Mont Blanc
- I.A.E Hall 11.1 204
University of Kent
(Group Accomodation) Hall 18 123
Universum ® Bremen Hall 6.2a 101
Up at The O2 Hall 18 123
UpReach GmbH & Co. KG Hall 10.1 117
Urban Adventures Hall 25 148
Urban Valley Resort & Spa Hall 1.2 220
Uruguay - Ministerio de Turismo Hall 23.b 207
URV - Union Reiseversicherung AG Hall 25 170
USA, Brand USA Pavilion Hall 3.1 291
USA-Brand USA Pavilion-
VisitTheUSA.com Hall 3.1 271
Usedom Tourismus GmbH Hall 6.2a 106
Üsküdar Kaymakamligi Hall 3.2 201
USP Touristik AG
Hall 17 101,101a-c
Ústí Region Hall 7.2b 102a
Utopia Beach Club -
Hwaidak Hotels Hall 4.2 102
Utrecht Marketing Hall 10.2 102
Uzbekistan Hall 3.1 619
Uzunkopru Ticaret Ve Sanayi Odasi Hall 3.2 107
V
V.O.S Destination Management Hall 18 132e
Vacations Malta Hall 25 175
Vail Resorts Hall 3.1 310
Val Du Charron Hall 20 138
Vala Parsian Tour Operator Co., Ltd. Hall 3.1 609
Valamar Riviera d.d. Hall 1.2 214
Valencia Region Tourist Board Hall 21.b 215g
Valencia, Agéncia del Turisme Hall 2.1 101, 101a
Valentin Playa de Muro Hall 2.1 106
Valentour Hall 1.2 102
VAMOOSE BUS Hall 3.1 205
Van der Valk Airporthotel
Düsseldorf Hall 8.1 119
Van der Valk Alpincenter Bottrop Hall 8.1 119
Van der Valk Golfhotel Landhaus
Serrahn Hall 8.1 119
Van der Valk Hotel Berlin
Brandenburg Hall 8.1 119
Van der Valk Hotel Gladbeck
/ Essen Hall 8.1 119
Van der Valk Hotel Hamburg
& alpincenter Hamburg-
Wittenburg Hall 8.1 119
Van der Valk Hotel Hildesheim Hall 8.1 119
Van der Valk Hotel Melle -
Osnabrück Hall 8.1 119
Van der Valk Hotel Moers /
Düsseldorf Hall 8.1 119
Van der Valk Hotels Hall 8.1 119
Van der Valk Landhotel Spornitz Hall 8.1 119
Van der Valk Naturresort Drewitz Hall 8.1 119
Van der Valk Parkhotel Schloss
Meisdorf Hall 8.1 119
Van der Valk Resort Linstow Hall 6.2a 106,106a-b
Van der Valk Resort Linstow Hall 8.1 119
Van der Valk Schlosshotel
Ballenstedt Hall 8.1 119
Van der Valk Spreewald Parkhotel Hall 8.1 119
Van Gogh Brabant Hall 10.2 102
Van Gogh Museum Hall 10.2 102
Vanuatu Tourism Office Hall 5.2a 104
Varaschin Contract Hall 8.1 130
Varatrip Hall 26.a 115
Variety Cruises Hall 25 185
Varmian - Masurian Regional
Tourist Board Hall 15.1 100
Varusschlacht im Osnabrücker
Land gGmbH Museum und Park Hall 10.2 112
Vasundhara Sarovar Premiere Hall 26.a 107
VCH- Akademie-Hotel Hall 8.1 131
VCH Ev. Tagungsstätte Hofgeismar Hall 8.1 131
VCH Ferien- und Tagungszentrum
Bethanien Hall 8.1 131
VCH Gästehaus Allgäu Weite Hall 8.1 131
VCH- Hotel Martha Dresden Hall 8.1 131
VCH Hotel Stralsund Hall 8.1 131
VCH KOMENSKY - Gästeund
Tagungshaus Hall 8.1 131
VCH Lancaster Hall Hotel Hall 8.1 131
VCH Luther-Hotel Wittenberg Hall 8.1 131
VCH mainhaus Stadthotel Frankfurt Hall 8.1 131
VCH- Seehotel Maria Laach Hall 8.1 131
VCH Stadthotel am Römerturm Hall 8.1 131
VCH Stift Urach Einkehrhaus Hall 8.1 131
VCH Tagungszentrum Haus Birkach Hall 8.1 131
VCH Zentrum Kloster Drübeck Hall 8.1 131
VCH-Hotel “Haus St. Elisabeth” Hall 8.1 131
VCH-Hotel Albrechtshof Hall 8.1 131
VCH-Hotel Allegra Hall 8.1 131
VCH-Hotel am Schlosspark Hall 8.1 131
VCH-Hotel Amalienhof Hall 8.1 131
VCH-Hotel Anker Hall 8.1 131
VCH-Hotel Augustinenhof Hall 8.1 131
VCH-Hotel Baseler Hof Hall 8.1 131
VCH-Hotel Carolinenhof Hall 8.1 131
VCH-Hotel Casa Valdese Hall 8.1 131
VCH-Hotel Christophorus Hall 8.1 131
VCH-Hotel Dietrich-
Bonhoeffer-Haus Hall 8.1 131
VCH-Hotel Essener Hof Hall 8.1 131
VCH-Hotel Ev. Tagungszentrum
Haus Nordhelle Hall 8.1 131
VCH-Hotel Greifswald Hall 8.1 131
VCH-Hotel Hanns-Lilje-Haus Hall 8.1 131
VCH-Hotel Hohenwart Forum Hall 8.1 131
VCH-Hotel Mellingburger
Schleuse Schleuse Hall 8.1 131
VCH-Hotel Michaelis Hall 8.1 131
VCH-Hotel Michaelis Hof Hall 8.1 131
VCH-Hotel Morgenland Hall 8.1 131
VCH-Hotel Spenerhaus Hall 8.1 131
VCH-Hotel Wartburg Hall 8.1 131
VCH-Hotelkooperation
Deutschland GmbH Hall 8.1 131
VCH-Sherbourne House Hall 8.1 131
VDR - Verband Deutsches
Reisemanagement Hall 7.1a 100a-b
vdt - Vertrieb der Touristik Hall 25 137
Ve Global Hall 6.1 161
Vector ITC Group Hall 2.1 102
Vedettes de Paris Hall 1.1 201, 201a
Velas Resorts Hall 22.b 207
Venetien - Landesministerium
für Tourismus Hall 1.2 224
VENEZIA 1937 Hall 1.2 224
Venezia Certosa Marina Resort Hall 1.2 224
Venezia Unica City Pass by Vela Spa Hall 1.2 224
Venice Events Planned to Perfection Hall 1.2 224
Venice Tours Hall 1.2 224
Venus Beach Hotel Hall 1.1 110, 110a
Venus.Werbeagentur GmbH Hall 6.1 115
Veranda & Heritage Resorts Hall 20 128
Veranda Resort
& Rocky Boutique Resort Hall 26.b 221
Verband der
Veranstaltungsorganisatoren Hall 7.1a 200a-b
Verband dt.Kneippheilbäder
und Kneippkurorte Hall 8.2 102a
Verband Internet Reisevertrieb e.V. Hall 5.1 112
Verband Mecklenburgischer
Ostseebäder Hall 6.2a 106
Verein zur Erhaltung des
Xantener Domes Hall 10.2 112
Vereinigte Bühnen Wien Hall 17 103
Vereinigte Domstifter zu Merseburg
und Naumburg und des
Kollegiatstifts Zeitz Hall 11.2 101
Vertical Booking Hall 10.1 101
VH Hotels & Resorts Hall 22.a 100, 100a
Via Baltic Hall 18 130
Via Hansa Estonia Hall 18 111b
Via Hansa Kiev Hall 18 111b
Via Hansa Tours Hall 18 111b
Via Natura Peru Ecuador
& Galapagos Hall 23.a 111
Viajes de Gala Hall 22.b 207
VIAJES KARISMA Hall 2.1 124
Viajes Master International Hall 2.1 124
Viajes Mexico con Amistad
Sa De Cv GRUPO MECA Hall 22.b 207
Viajes Olympia Hall 2.1 203
Viajes Sidetours S.A. Hall 2.1 104
VIAJES URBIS B2B Online
& Destination Services Hall 2.1 101, 101a
VIA-Reisen Hall 2.1 124
VIA-Reisen Spanien S.L.U. Hall 2.1 201,201a-c
Viatge Guitour Hall 2.1 203
Viatges Macuvi Hall 2.1 203
Viatur Travel Services Hall 23.a 112
Victor`s Residenz-Hotels GmbH Hall 12 101
Victoria Hotels & Resorts Hall 26.c 313
Victor’s Residenz-Hotels GmbH Hall 8.2 102a-b
Victory Tour Hall 3.1 601
VIDOTOUR Hall 26.c 322
Vienna Hall 9 119
Vienna House Hall 9 311
Vienna House Amber Baltic Hall 9 311
Vienna House Andel´s Berlin Hall 9 311
Vienna House Andel´s Cracow Hall 9 311
Vienna House Andel´s Lodz Hall 9 311
Vienna House Andel´s Prague Hall 9 311
Vienna House Diplomat Prague Hall 9 311
Vienna House Dream Castle Hall 9 311
Vienna House Dvorak Karlovy Vary Hall 9 311
Vienna House Easy Airport Bucharest Hall 9 311
Vienna House Easy Amberg Hall 9 311
Vienna House Easy Angelo Katowice Hall 9 311
Vienna House Easy Angelo Pilsen Hall 9 311
Vienna House Easy Bad Oeynhausen Hall 9 311
Vienna House Easy Berlin Hall 9 311
Vienna House Easy Bratislava Hall 9 311
Vienna House Easy Braunschweig Hall 9 311
Vienna House Easy Castrop-Rauxel Hall 9 311
Vienna House Easy Coburg Hall 9 311
Vienna House Easy Cracow Hall 9 311
Vienna House Easy Günzburg Hall 9 311
Vienna House Easy Landsberg Hall 9 311
Vienna House Easy Leipzig Hall 9 311
Vienna House Easy Limburg Hall 9 311
Vienna House Easy Neckarsulm Hall 9 311
Vienna House Easy Trier Hall 9 311
Vienna House Easy Wuppertal Hall 9 311
Vienna House Magic Circus Hall 9 311
Vienna House Martinspark
Dornbirn Hall 9 311
Vienna House Mokotów
Warsaw Hall 9 311
Vienna House QF Dresden Hall 9 311
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Viet Vision Travel Hall 26.c 306
Vietcharm Tour JSC Hall 26.c 313
Vietentours GmbH Hall 3.1 415
Vietnam Airlines Hall 26.c 313
Vietnam National Administration
of Tourism Hall 26.c 313
Vietnamtourism - Hanoi JSC Hall 26.c 313
Vietravel Hall 26.c 309
Vihula Manor Country Club
& Spa Hall 18 111b
VIK hotels group Hall 22.a 100, 100a
Viking Line Hall 18 132b
Viking Village Hall 18 132c
Vila Galé Hoteis
Hall 1.1 202,202a-c
Vila Vita Parc Resort & Spa Hall 1.1 202,202a-c
Vila-Seca, Patronat de Turisme
Vila-Seca La Pineda Platja Hall 2.1 203
Villa Delisle Hotel & Spa Hall 20 130
Villa Quaranta Tommasi Wine
Hotel & Spa Hall 1.2 224
Villaggio Turistico Internazionale Hall 1.2 224
Vinitur DMC
Hall 1.1 202,202a-c
Vinpearl Joint Stock Company Hall 26.c 313
Violets are Blue Ltd. Hall 22.a 112
vioma GmbH Hall 8.1 117
VIP TRANSFER BERLIN Hall 12 101
Virgin Australia Airlines Pty Ltd Hall 5.2a 119
Visesa Ubud Resort Hall 26.a 115
Visit Åland Hall 18 132b
Visit Alton Hall 3.1 232
Visit Anchorage Hall 3.1 401
Visit Bath Hall 18 123
Visit Blekinge Hall 18 132e
Visit Brabant Hall 10.2 102
Visit Bristol Hall 18 123
Visit Burbank Hall 3.1 111
Visit California Hall 3.1 221
Visit Central Finland Hall 18 132b
Visit Cornwall Hall 18 123
Visit Dalarna AB Hall 18 132e
Visit Dallas Hall 3.1 211
Visit Das andere Holland / Veluwe
& Region Arnheim Nimwegen Hall 10.2 102
Visit Denver Hall 3.1 310
Visit Estonia Hall 18 127
Visit Finland Hall 18 132b
Visit Flåm Hall 18 132d
Visit Florida Hall 3.1 305
Visit Guernsey Hall 18 124
Visit Houston Hall 3.1 211
Visit Inverness Loch Ness Ltd Hall 18 123
Visit Kalajoki Hall 18 108
Visit Karakol Hall 3.1 606
Visit Karelia in North Karelia Hall 18 132b
Visit Kent Hall 18 123
Visit Kokkola Hall 18 132b
Visit Lubbock Convention
& Visitors Bureau Hall 3.1 211
Visit Macedonia (FYR) Hall 1.2 201
Visit Mississippi Hall 3.1 222
Visit Montrose Hall 3.1 310
Visit Myrtle Beach South Carolina Hall 3.1 330
Visit Naantali Hall 18 132b
Visit Natural North Florida Hall 3.1 305
Visit Noordwijk Holland Hall 10.2 102
Visit North Iceland Hall 18 132c
Visit Norway Hall 18 132d
Visit Östergötland Hall 18 132e
Visit Phoenix Hall 3.1 308
Visit Pittsburgh Hall 3.1 133
Visit Port Aransas
& Mustang Island Hall 3.1 211
Visit Portsmouth Hall 18 123
VISIT PORTUGAL
Hall 1.1 202,202a-c
Visit Randers Hall 18 132a
Visit San Antonio Hall 3.1 211
Visit Santa Cruz County Hall 3.1 221
Visit Sarasota County Hall 3.1 305
Visit Savannah Hall 3.1 291
Visit Seattle Hall 3.1 320
Visit Sognefjord Hall 18 132d
Visit South Iceland Hall 18 132c
Visit St. Pete / Clearwater Hall 3.1 305
Visit Sweden - Schweden Hall 18 132e
Visit Tampa Bay Hall 3.1 304
Visit Tampere Hall 18 132b
Visit Trollhättan Vänersborg Hall 18 132e
Visit Tucson Hall 3.1 308
Visit Turku Hall 18 132b
Visit Vaasa Hall 18 132b
Visit Värmland Hall 18 132e
Visit Victoria Hall 5.2a 119
Visit Vuokatti (Kajaani-Oulujärvi) Hall 18 108
Visit Wales Hall 18 121
visitBerlin / Berlin Tourismus
& Kongress Hall 12 101
visitBerlin Partnerhotels e.V. Hall 12 101
VisitBritain Hall 18 120, 121,
123, 125
VisitBritain (German office) Hall 18 123
VisitBritain (London office) Hall 18 123
VisitBritainshop.com
(VisitBritain Shop) Hall 18 123
VisitDenmark Hall 18 132a
VisitDevon CIC Hall 18 123
Visitflanders - Tourismus
Flandern Brüssel Hall 16 100e
VisitGeorgia Hall 15.1 103
VisitScotland Hall 18 123
Visumpoint GmbH Hall 7.1a 100a-b
Viva Blue Hall 2.1 106
Viva Wyndham Resorts Hall 22.a 100, 100a
Viva Zapata Hall 22.b 207
Vivada Corporation 5.2B 212
Vizit Tour travel agency Hall 3.1 601
VODOHOD Russian River Cruises Hall 25 123
Von der Heydt-Museum Hall 8.2 103b
Von Resort Hotels Hall 3.2 201
von Stackelberg Hotel Tallinn Hall 18 111b
Vondel Hotels Hall 10.2 102
Vorarlberg Tourismus GmbH Hall 17 103
VOX S.p.A. Hall 25 106
VOYAGE Reiseorganisation GmbH/
go Jugendreisen Hall 4.1 106
Voyager Global Services Hall 6.1 101
Voyages-sncf Deutschland GmbH Hall 1.1 201, 201a
Vueling Airlines S.A. Hall 2.1 203
Vuokatin Aateli Hall 18 108
Vuokatinmaa Holiday
Apartements Hall 18 108
Vuokatti Safaris
+ Hotel Vuokatti & Suites Hall 18 108
Vysocina Convention Bureau Hall 7.2b 102a
W
W Amman Hotel Hall 4.2 200
W Dubai - The Palm Hall 2.2 100
w&p Wilde
& Partner Public Relations Hall 5.3 116
W&W Systemberatung GmbH Hall 5.1 105
WA NT Tours Pty Ltd Hall 5.2a 119
waddensea.travel Hall 4.1 216
Waddenzee Werelderfgoed Hall 4.1 230
Wakatobi IWG Networks Hall 26.a 115
Wakay Tours Hall 26.a 123, 126
Waldorf Astoria Hotel Dubai
Palm Jumeirah Hall 2.2 100
Waldorf Australia Group Pty Ltd Hall 5.2a 119
Walibi Holland Hall 10.2 102
Walkers Tours Limited Hall 5.2a 109
Walkers Tours Ltd Hall 5.2a 114
Wallbaum Hotel Marketing
& Service GmbH Hall 8.1 124
Wangchuk Tours and Treks Hall 26.c 318
Wanup Hall 7.1c 111
Wapa di Ume Resort & Spa Hall 26.a 115
Warner Bros, Studio Tour
Hollywood Hall 3.1 435
Warner Bros. Studio Tour London -
The Making of Harry Potter Hall 18 123
Warsaw Tourist Office Hall 15.1 100
Wartburg-Stiftung Hall 11.2 103
Warwick Hotels And Resorts Hall 10.2 103
Warwick Paradise Island Bahamas Hall 22.a 112
Washington Resort & Spa Hotel Hall 3.2 201
Waterberry Zambezi Lodge
& The River Farmhouse Hall 21.e 101
Waterresort Bodelaeke Hall 10.2 102
Wayoutback Australian Safaris Hall 5.2a 119
WBS Blank Software GmbH Hall 5.1 137
Web Tour Maroc Hall 21.b 213
Weekend travel Hall 3.1 601
Wegemuseum Wusterhausen Hall 10.2 112
WeHotel Hall 9 119
Weimar GmbH Gesellschaft für
Wirtschaftsförderung, Kongressund
Tourismusservice Hall 11.2 103
Weissenhäuser Strand
GmbH & Co. KG Hall 6.2a 105
weiter reisen Hall 5.2a 119
Weitzer Hotels BetriebsgesmbH
& Hotels Daniel und Wieseler
BetriebsgesmbH Hall 17 103
Welcome AGP Travel + Events Hall 2.1 124
welcome berlin tours GmbH Hall 4.1 112
Welcome City Lab Hall 6.1 105
Welcome Tours Hall 4.2 109
Welcome Travels Hall 5.2b 251
Welikala Holdings (Pvt) Ltd Hall 5.2a 114
Well Nepal Travel&Treks
Kathmadnu,Nepal Hall 5.2a 116
Wellington Hotel Hall 3.1 205
wellnessfinder.com Hall 9 109
Wellness-Hotels & Resorts GmbH Hall 5.3 115
Wellworth Hotels
& Lodges Limited Hall 21.a 128
Welterbe Grube Messel gGmbH Hall 7.2c 101
Welterbe Grube Messel GGMBM Hall 4.1 232
WelterbeRegion Anhalt-
Dessau-Wittenberg Hall 11.2 101
Weltkultour Schwäbische Alb /
Landratsamt Ostalbkreis Hall 6.2b 201
Weltkulturerbe Völklinger Hütte-
Europäisches Zentrum für Kunst
& Industriekultur Hall 8.2 102a-b
weltkultursprung - Höhlen der
ältesten Eiszeitkunst Hall 6.2b 201
Wernigerode Tourismus GmbH Hall 11.2 101
Weserbergland Tourismus e.V. Hall 6.2a 103
West Express Groups & Events Hall 18 131b
West Pomeranian Regional
Tourist Organisation Hall 15.1 100
West Sweden Tourist Board Hall 18 132e
WestCord Hotels Hall 10.2 102
Westerwald-Touristik Service Hall 8.2 201b
WestJet Hall 3.1 390
Wettermuseum e.V. Hall 10.2 112
Wetu Tourism Solutions (Pty) Hall 25 137
WEX Hall 5.1 125
Whale Watching Hauganes Hall 18 132c
White City Resort Hotel Hall 3.2 201
White Pearl Resort Hall 20 132
White Umbrella Tours & Treks Hall 26.c 320
Why Jordan Tours Hall 4.2 200
Wiang Inn Group Hall 26.b 221
Wicked Events & Travel
(Dominican Expert) Hall 22.a 100, 100a
WIDE Portugal DMC Hall 1.1 202,202a-c
Widerøes AS Hall 18 132d
Wien Holding GmbH
Kulturbetriebe Hall 17 103
Wien Tourismus Hall 17 103
Wiesbaden Kongressallianz Hall 7.2c 101
Wiesbaden Marketing GmbH Hall 7.2c 101
Wigwam Naturreisen
& Expedition GmbH Hall 23.b 213
WIHP Hall 8.1 141
WIIF GmbH Hall 6.2b 301
Wikinger Reisen Hall 18 132d
Wiktorex Wiktor Szewczyk Hall 15.1 100
Wild Dogs Nature Safaris Hall 21.e 101
Wild Horizons Hall 20 133
Wild land Safaris Hall 20 131
Wild Nordic Finland Hall 18 132b
Wild Ridge Bush Trails Safaris Hall 20 131
Wilderness Dawning Safaris Hall 20 131
Wilderness Explorers Hall 22.b 203
Wilderness North Hall 3.1 390
Wilderness Safaris Hall 20 131
Wilderness Safaris (Pty) LTD Hall 20 132
Wilderness Safaris Zimbabwe Hall 20 133
Wildlands Safaris Ltd. Hall 21.a 128
Wildtrack Safaris Eco Lodge Hall 20 131
Wilken Software Group Hall 6.1 117
Wilkinson Tours Hall 20 121,122
Willms Touristik GmbH & Co. Kg Hall 8.2 103
Wimbledon Lawn Tennis
Museum & Tour Hall 18 123
Winchester Mansions Hall 20 132
Winckelmann-Museum Hall 10.2 112
Windamere Hotel Pvt Ltd
Observatory Hill Darjeeling
West Bengal, India Hall 4.1 206
Window To Luxury Hall 5.2b 204
Windrose Finest Travel GmbH Hall 25 172
Windsor Travel
Hall 1.1 202,202a-c
Wine, Water & Wonders of
Upstate New York Hall 3.1 205
Winning Travel and Tours
Zambia Hall 21.e 101
WinTourS AG Hall 5.1 141
Winzervereinigung Freyburg-
Unstrut eG Hall 11.2 101
Wirecard Hall 5.1 103
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Wirtschaftsförderung Limburg-
Weilburg-Diez GmbH Hall 7.2c 101
Wirtschaftsförderung
Naturregion Sieg GbR Hall 8.2 103c
Wirtschaftsförderung
Rhein-Kreis Neuss Hall 8.2 103b
Wirtschaftsförderung u.
Technologie- transfer SH GmbH Hall 6.2a 105
Wise Steps - Travel Responsibly
for Knowledge Hall 26.b 228
Within Earth Holidays Hall 26.a 109
Witikohof Hall 9 109
Witness Africa Botswana Hall 20 131
WITO Barnim GmbH Hall 12 101
WK ProTour - Der Berater
für die Britischen Inseln Hall 18 123
Wonderland Travels Nepal Pvt. Ltd. Hall 5.2a 116
WORLD 2 MEET S.L.U. Hall 9 308
World Express (M) Hall 26.a 109
WORLD INSIGHT
Erlebnisreisen GmbH Hall 25 178
World of Greenland Hall 18 105a
World Synergy Travel Bulgaria Hall 15.1 101
World Travel Hall 3.1 601
World Youth Student and Education
(WYSE) Travel Confederation Hall 4.1 100,100a
WorldHotels Hall 9 120
Worldia Hall 4.1 221
WorldTicket A/S Hall 6.1 155
Worldwide Hotel Link Hall 9 206
Worldwide Travel Destination
Management Hall 5.1 142
WOW Air Hall 18 132c
Wowanders Ltd Hall 18 132b
Wroclaw Agglomeration
Development Agency Hall 15.1 100
Wroclaw City Office Hall 15.1 100
Wuppertaler Bühnen
und Sinfonieorchester Hall 8.2 103b
Wuxi Culture and Tourism
Development Hall 26.c 338
WWS Strube GmbH Hall 10.2 110
WWTB Worldwide Tourism
Business Hall 1.1 110, 110a
Wyndham Dubai Marina Hall 9 203
Wyndham Grand Regency Hall 2.2 206
Wyndham Hotel Group Hall 9 203
Wynn Las Vegas Hall 3.1 231
X
X2, X2 Vibe, Away Resorts&Hotels Hall 26.b 221
Xcape Cancun DMC Hall 4.1 116
Xenodocheia Ellados Mitsis
Company A.E Hall 1.1 107
Xotels Ltd. Revenue
Management Hall 10.1 112a
Xperience Hotels Chain Hall 22.b 207
Xperience Tours & Travel Hall 21.a 128
XPUR GmbH Hall 25 145
Y
YalaGO Hall 2.2 100
Yas Island Hall 2.2 200
Yas Marina Circuit Hall 2.2 200
Yas Viceroy Hotel Hall 2.2 200
Yas Viceroy Hotel Hall 22.a 115
Yasawa Island Resort Hall 5.2a 103
Yathra Travels (Pvt) Ltd Hall 26.b 228
Yatra Exotic Routes Hall 5.2b 207
Yeti World Nepal Hall 5.2a 101
YHA England & Wales Hall 18 123
YoHo - the young hotel Hall 6.2a 102, 104
Yooma Urban Lodge Hall 4.1 244
York Hotel Management
Services Ltd. Hall 5.2a 114
Yosemite Mariposa County
Tourism Bureau Hall 3.1 221
young austria Österreichs
Erlebnisgästehäuser Hall 4.1 106
Young Press Redaktion /
Thomas-Morus-Akademie
Bensberg Hall 6.3 215
Your Africa Hall 20 138
Youtravel.com Ltd. Hall 25 172
Ypsilon.net AG Hall 5.1 126
YTL Hotels Hall 26.a 111
Yucatan Hall 22.b 207
Yukon Tourism & Culture Hall 3.1 390
Z
Z & X Holiday Villas Ltd. Hall 1.1 110, 110a
Z.I.E.L. GmbH Hall 5.1 104
Zadar Region Tourist Board Hall 1.2 215
zadego Gmbh - easybooking Hall 10.1 110a
Zafiro Bahia Hall 2.1 106
Zafiro Hotels Hall 2.1 111
Zambezi Queen Collection Hall 20 120
Zambia Tourism Agency (ZTA) Hall 21.e 101
Zambia Tourism Agency (ZTA) Hall 4.1 201
Zambra Los Amayas Hall 2.1 124
Zanzibar Association
of Tour Operators Hall 21.a 123
Zanzibar Collection Hall 21.a 126
Zanzibar Commission
for Tourism Hall 21.a 123, 128
Zanzibar White Sands Luxury
Villas & Spa Hall 9 310
Zara Tanzania Adventure Hall 21.a 128
ZATO, Zanzibar Association
of Tour Operators Hall 21.a 123
Zeb Travels & Tourism Services Hall 5.2a 113
Zehin Hall 3.1 624
Zeitverlag Gerd Bucerius
GmbH & Co. KG Hall 6.2a 102, 104
Zela Aviation Ltd. Hall 1.1 110, 110a
Zell am See-Kaprun Tourismus Hall 17 103
Zenith Tours & Travel Limited Hall 21.a 128
Zentralbahn AG
Hall 17 101,101a-c
Zeppelin Museum
Friedrichshafen Hall 16 100b
Zeppelin Technology Hall 10.1 116
Zhidey Bhutan Tours & Treks Hall 26.c 318
Ziegeleipark Mildenberg Hall 10.2 112
Zimbabwe Parks
& Wildlife Authority Hall 20 133
Zimbabwe Tourism Authority Hall 20 133
Zimbabwe Tourist Office Hall 20 133
zimbabwetravel.info Hall 20 133
Zollenspieker Fährhaus Hall 6.2a 102, 104
Zoo Leipzig GmbH Hall 11.2 102
Zoologischer Garten Rostock Hall 6.2a 106
Zoomarine
Hall 1.1 202,202a-c
Zuiderzeemuseum Hall 10.2 102
Zürich Tourismus
Hall 17 101,101a-c
Zypern
Fremdenverkehrszentrale Hall 1.1 110, 110a
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