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OFFICIAL

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5-7 November 2024

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Juliette Losardo

Exhibition Director

WELCOME REMARKS FROM EXHIBITION DIRECTOR

WTM 2024:

Unlocking the full potential of travel

As the travel industry gathers once again for World Travel Market (WTM) London,

Exhibition Director Juliette Losardo shares insights into the show’s remarkable growth as well as

key highlights for this year’s event

This year’s edition of WTM London is the

biggest it’s ever been. What are some of the

factors driving that growth?

World Travel Market mirrors the growth of the

travel and tourism industry and reflects its

evolving trends and emerging markets. World

Travel Market has long had a strong and

growing destination contingent, but over the

past couple of years we have seen big growth

coming from the private sector.

WTM London 2024 is seeing a large number

of first-time exhibitors. What can you tell us

about these newcomers?

We’ve seen an incredible 7% growth of

exhibitors in 2024, with over 80 main stand

holders attending for the first time.

This has been driven by a 71% increase in

exhibitors within the “Experiences” area of

the show, 22% in Accommodation and

Wholesalers and 16% in the Technology zone,

as well as a variety of new and returning

tourism boards and transport brands.

This year, we’re excited to welcome Latvia,

Vietnam, Botswana, Ecuador, Kos Island,

Nimax Theatres, Kuoni Tumlare, Jabal Omar

Co, Wyndham Hotels, Grand Prix Grand Tours,

Corendon Airlines, Barclaycard Payments,

Riyadh Air, Regnum Hotels, and Addison Lee,

to name a few.

The conference sessions are split into six

tracks with an ambitious programme. What

highlights would you say are definitely not to

be missed?

Besides the annual WTM Global Travel Report,

which is up there as a favourite, I’m particularly

excited to hear TikTok’s discussion on Engaging

with Trends in New Ways. The session will

cover changing traveller behaviours, how to

leverage the platform from a brand point of

view, and practical content creation tips. The

Official Start-up Pitch Battle is always highly

engaging too, especially with this year’s focus

on the advancement of technological devices

and platforms.

Sustainability in tourism remains an

important theme at WTM London and this

year the Sustainability Summit is centred

around the concept of regenerative tourism.

How would you describe regenerative

tourism?

Of course, sustainability will forever play a

crucial role in our industry’s success. To me,

regenerative travel means taking responsibility

as travel professionals to feed back into the

system we benefit from. Working collectively

to ensure we’re travelling safely, respecting

each other and ultimately promising to care

for the places we’re visiting.

“Regenerative travel means

taking responsibility as

travel professionals to

feed back into the system

we benefit from. Working

collectively to ensure we’re

travelling safely, respecting

each other and ultimately

promising to care for the

places we’re visiting.”

Do you have a message you would like to

share with the industry?

I’ll finish by coming back to this year’s theme

of “TravelPower.” From the size of travel and

tourism’s global workforce to the communities

it transforms, travel can, and does, change the

world. And the travel professionals at WTM are

the nucleus of such change. So, collectively,

let’s use these three days to remind people of

their power, and how to use it for the good of

our industry and the planet.

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Thanks to all our sponsors

Premier Partner

Official Media

Sponsor

Global Travel

Partner

Official Experience

Partner

Official Technology

Partner

Official Lanyard

Sponsor

Official Charity

Partner

Official Trade Media

Partner

Official Water Bottle

Sponsor

Thanks to our conference programme partners

• ATTA (Adventure Travel Trade Association)

• BBC News

• China Daily

• Euromonitor International

• Euronews

• Global Travel & Tourism Resilience Council

• ITT (Institute of Travel & Tourism)

• The Access Agency

• Tourism Economics

• Traverse

• UN Tourism

• Women in Travel CIC

• World Tourism Cities Federation

• WTTC (World Travel & Tourism Council)

Do you want to collect

exhibitor information?

Using your smartphone, scan this QR code to

get started and follow the simple steps.

You will see Colleqt QR CodeYou will receive a

summary of collected information via an end of

day emails on every stand at the show.

Interested in an exhibitor? Scan the QR code on

their stand to Colleqt.

By scanning a QR code, you are agreeing to be contacted by that

exhibitor in the future.

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Opening Times

Tuesday 5 th November: 09:30 - 19:30

Networking Party 17:00 - 19:30

Wednesday 6 th November: 9:30 - 18:00

Thursday 7 th November: 9:30 - 17:00

WTM London

Digital Offer Bag

Exclusive offers

available to

visitors from

our exhibitors

Thanks to our Media & Association

Charter members

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WTM London

Conference Programme 2024

DAY 1 - TUESDAY, 5 TH NOVEMBER

10:00 - 10:45 MARKETING

Maximize ROI and Loyalty

with Data-Driven Marketing

Join marketing leaders as they delve into the ever-changing

dynamics of data-driven marketing. This session will shine

a light onto the development of smarter data pools and

advanced technologies - enabling more tailored and

customized advertising strategies. Attendees will learn about

tools and strategies for creating customized advertisements

that enhance ROI and optimize campaigns to elevate marketing

effectiveness and customer loyalty.

Moderator: Tom McLoughlin, Founder, SEO Travel

Speaker(s): Samuel Hancock, Deputy Managing Director, SVP Creative and

Media UK, MMGY Global

Robert From, Chief Growth Officer, Rail Europe

Orange Theatre

10:00 - 13:15 TECHNOLOGY

Technology Summit -

The Frictionless Future of Travel

With thanks to WTM’s Official Technology Partner Trip.com Group

The travel industry stands at a crossroads. We can cling to tired

processes and conventional thinking, becoming a prime target

for disruption, or we can ignite a revolution with friction-less

travel powered by smart technology.

This 3-hour power session at WTM London isn’t for the faint

of heart. It’s for those who see the apocalyptic inefficiency

plaguing travel and are hungry for solutions. This is your chance

to:

• Become a friction-less travel champion to your stakeholders

• Discover (not just) tech that will keep you AND your customers

ahead of the curve.

• Mingle with the revolutionaries who are redefining the travel

experience.

The agenda for this powerful summit is as follows:

10:00 - 10:10, Introduction - The Frictionless Future of Travel

10:10 - 10:40, User Experience (CX vs UX) and the Value of

Loyalty

10:40 - 11:10, Meet the Geography Pioneers

11:10 - 11:20, Discover New Tech in Travel

11:20 - 11:40, Trip.com Group Presents: How User-Centric

Travel Tech is Shaping the Future of Travel

11:40 - 12:20, Sector Deep Dives: Takeaways from Airlines

12:20 - 12:35, A View From the Trenches, With the Founder of

Spotnana

12:35 - 12:50, Trust and Payments

12:50 - 13:10, The Big Debate: The Road Is Getting Longer,

Friction Is In-Built and the Prospects for Improvement Are Not

Good…

13:10 - 13:15 Closing Comments

Moderator: Timothy O’Neil Dunne (He/Him), WTM’s Travel Technology Advisor

Speaker(s):

Mark Lenahan, Head of Retailing Strategy, TravelPort

Alfonso Paredes, President, Expedia Group Private Label Solutions

Qais Ammouri, Chief digital officer, Seera Group

Ivonne Arriola, Wholesale Director, PriceTravel

John Friel, Country Manager, Travelstart.com

Roman Townsend, Managing Director, Belvera

Boon Sian Chai Managing Director and Vice President, International

Markets,Trip.com Group

Steven Greenway, CEO, Flyadeal

Massimo Pascotto, Head of Prepare & Travel, Digital & IT, SAS Group

Johnny Thorsen, VP of Business Development for Content Distribution,

Spotnana

Will Plummer, CEO, Trust My Group

James Lemon, Global Head of Hospitality, Travel & Leisure, Stripe

Paul van Alfen, Strategist, Up in the Air

Linda Fox, Editor, PhocusWire

Purple Theatre

10:15 - 10:30

WTM Global Welcome

With thanks to Global Travel Partner, Saudi Tourism Authority

Speaker(s): Fahd Hamidaddin, CEO, Saudi Tourism Authority

Juliette Losardo (she/her), Exhibition Director, World Travel Market London

Yellow Theatre

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DAY 1 - TUESDAY, 5 TH NOV.

10:30 - 11:30 SUSTAINABILITY

The Collaborative Journey to Net

Positive Tourism

Explore the sustainable shift, from carbon offsetting, to

achieving net positive tourism. During this two-part discussion,

panelists will discuss Sustainable Tourism Standards and

Certifications, emphasizing their significance for stakeholders

on the journey to net positive tourism, explore the role

collaboration plays in driving sustainability, and the importance

of setting unified global goals..

Moderator: Damon Embling (He/Him), Journalist, Euronews

Speaker(s): Jessica Matthias, Global Sustainability Director, SABRE

Tatiana Velez, Chief Impact Officer & Founder, Aldea Travel

André Russ, Vice President Business Development & Sales, EarthCheck

Mr.Sylvestre Radegonde, Minister for Foreign Affairs and Tourism, Seychelles

Koji Takahashi, Acting Chairman, Japan National Tourism Organization (JNTO)

Raki Phillips, Chief Executive Officer, Ras Al Khaimah Tourism Development

Authority

Yellow Theatre

11:00 - 11:45 GEO-ECONOMICS

The Great Uncertainty:

Planning in a Changing World

Uncertainty looms for travel and tourism organizations,

especially post-COVID, with challenges like overtourism, rising

nationalism, economic instability, and environmental concerns.

This session addresses major uncertainties within the sector and

offers insights on how organizations can analyze and manage

these changes. Discover effective strategies to navigate a

rapidly evolving landscape and turn potential challenges into

opportunities for growth.

Moderator: Mark Frary, Co-Founder and Writer, Travel Perspective

Speaker(s): Andrew Cates, Senior Economist, Haver Analytics

Chris Fair, President, Resonance

Oddný Arnarsdóttir, Head of Visit Iceland, Business Iceland

Hazel McGuire, UK Director, Intrepid Travel

Orange Theatre

11:45 - 12:30 TRAVEL TRENDS

The Intersection of

Entertainment, Events and

Leisure Travel

Join this discussion on how major events like festivals and

concerts are influencing travel decisions. Discover how highprofile

events boost tourism, and explore innovative strategies

to leverage these opportunities for enhanced travel experiences

through different partnerships and marketing opportunities.

Moderator: Caroline Bremner (She/Her), Senior Head of Travel Research,

Euromonitor International

Speaker(s): Angelique Miller, Vice President, Expedia Group Media Studio

Cherrie Osbourne, Director of Tourism, UK & Europe, Antigua and Barbuda

Tourism Authority

Yellow Theatre


A Bright Future and Post-Conflict

Tourism

How do countries ravaged by conflict re-establish their tourism

industries after conflict ends? How can destinations recover

from conflict and rebuild trust among travellers and travel

suppliers? Can travel and tourism be a driver for peace?

Our panel also looks at the countries that still welcome tourists

while conflict remains...


Speaker(s): Gianluca Pardelli, Tour Operator Photographer Author, Soviet

Tours

Ibrahim Osta, Senior Economic Growth Advisor, Chemonics International

David Roberts, Director of Strategic Development, Tourism NI

Carmen Roberts, Travel Journalist & TV Presenter, Freelance / BBC

Orange Theatre


Driving Change: Lessons and

Inspiration From the World’s

Longest Journey in an Electric

Car

Hear exclusive insights from this epic 95,000-kilometer drive

from Amsterdam to Sydney. During this talk Wiebe highlights

the potential of sustainable mobility, the challenges faced, and

the power of human collaboration during his journey across 33

countries with limited infrastructure.

Speaker(s): Wiebe Wakker, Sustainable Adventurer, Plug Me In

Yellow Theatre

12:50 - 13:25 MARKETING

Brace for Future Impact:

Building the Right Partnerships in

TV & Social Media

Explore how film, TV, and social media influence travel

behaviors and inspire tourism growth. This session uncovers

case studies of successful partnerships between travel

companies and the entertainment industry. Learn to leverage

AI and data-driven storytelling to attract diverse audiences and

elevate lesser-known destinations, products or experiences.

Attendees will gain actionable strategies to create thematic

travel experiences linked to popular media, enhancing visitor

engagement and driving industry growth.

Moderator: Stephen Friedman, Executive TV And Film Producer at Save Your

Day Films and Co-Founder of INTravel TV Channel

Holly Phillips, Co-Founder, For Digital Sakes

Speaker(s):

Anna-Lee Bridgstock, Executive Director of Data and Product, Jungle Creations

Carl Ellis, Client Partner - Travel, Tiktok

Chris Gregory, Strategic Content Partner Lead, Samsung TV Plus

Orange Theatre


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13:25 - 13:55 MARKETING

From On-Screen Locations

to Tourism Hotspots and

Experiences with Impact

This session delves into how destinations can forge powerful

partnerships with media and entertainment companies to

boost visitor numbers, create thematic travel experiences, and

generate lasting economic growth. Industry leaders will reveal

strategies for transforming filming locations into immersive

journeys, leveraging popular movies and shows to drive

tourism.

From James Bond tours to historical VR experiences, learn how

to build long-term tourism strategies that captivate travellers

and provide new revenue streams.

Moderator: Seren Welch, Screen Tourism Specialist, SW Consulting

Speaker(s):

Tricia Warwick, Chief Executive, Visit Jersey

Ana Karina Araque, Chief Experience Officer, Imagine Experiences

Orange Theatre

13:45 - 17:00 DEAI

DEAI Summit –

From Commitment to Action

Envisioning the future of diversity, accessibility, equality,

inclusion, and intersectionality (DEAI) in tourism means laying

the groundwork for an environment where inclusion is not just

a promise, but a powerful force for change.

Whether you’re just beginning your DEAI journey or looking to

deepen your impact, the WTM DEAI programme provides the

essential inspiration and case studies to turn commitment into

meaningful change.

This 3-hour summit will cover,

13:50 - 14:30, The Global Pathway to an Inclusive Future: Going

from ‘say’ to ‘do’

14:30 - 14:45, Embracing Change Makers: A Catalyst for

Transformation in Travel Businesses

14:45 - 15:25, Inclusive Experiences: Innovating Tourism

Products & Services for All

15:25 - 15:50, Destination Diverse: Developing a Diverse,

Inclusive, Accessible and Intersectional Destinaton Strategy

15:50 - 16:10, Intercultural Sensitivity in Marketing and

Communications

16:10 - 16:55, The Power of Allyship in Creating an Inclusive

Workplace, in association with Women in Travel CIC

16:55 - 17:00, Closing Comments

Moderator: Uwern Jong (He/Him), WTM’s DEAI Advisor

Speaker(s):

Aisha Shaibu-Lenoir (she/her), Founder, Moonlight Experiences

LoAnn Halden (she/her), VP-Communications, IGLTA (International LGBTQ+

Travel Association)

Debbie Marshall (she/her), Managing Director, Silver Marketing Association

Jane Cunningham (she/her), Director of European Engagement,

Destinations International

Atlyn Forde (she/her), CEO, Communicate Inclusively

Elle Pinkard (she/her), Founder, Destination Rainbow

Hafsa Gaher (she/her), Director, Halal Travel Network

Raj Tamang (he/him), Artisan of Boutique Adventures, Responsible

Adventures

Andreas Fiorentinos (he/him), Secretary General of the Greek National

Tourism Organisation

Caroline Moultrie (she/her), President, MMGY Global

Alessandra Alonso (She/Her) MD - Women in Travel CIC

Shayna Zand (She/Her), Director of Partnerships & Enterprise Sales, WeTravel

David Atkin (He/Him), Founder & Director, Atkin Jones Limited

Andrew Hunt (He/Him), Owner, Holiday Architects

Nelma Nato (She/Her), Senior Purchasing Executive, Tour Partner Group

Purple Theatre

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Embracing a Circular Economy

Addresses Climate Change

In association with: The Global Travel and Tourism Resilience Council

Meeting global net-zero targets requires a shift in the travel

industry towards a circular economy. This panel will discuss how

reducing waste and reusing resources can significantly cut

emissions and foster sustainability.

Discover eco-friendly practices, such as recycled materials

in accommodations and airlines investing in biofuels. Learn

strategies for integrating circular principles into travel

businesses, recognizing both the economic and reputational

advantages of sustainable practices while addressing climate

change impacts.

Moderator: Duncan Chater, Managing Director, Bloomberg Media Europe

Speaker(s):

Will Plummer, CEO & Co-Founder, Trust MY Group

Rebecca Brett, Retail Director Europe, Bedsonline, HBX Group

Thomas Armitt, Global Manager, Projects & Partnerships, Planeterra

Foundation

Tess Longfield, Head of Sustainability Communications, Sabre Corp.

Orange Theatre


WTM Global Travel Report 2024

In association with: Tourism Economics

Unveiling the much-anticipated WTM Global Travel Report

2024, this session will provide a comprehensive analysis

highlights emerging trends and shifting traveller needs,

drawing on extensive data from over 185 countries.

Moderator: Sasha Qadri (She/Her), Presenter and Former Sky News & CNBC

Anchor

Speaker(s):

Dave Goodger, Managing Director EMEA, Tourism Economics

Karelle Lamouche, Chief Commercial Officer, Accor

Matthias Schmid, Senior Vice President - Accommodations, Booking.com

Julie Fitzgerald, VP Buying and Supply Chain, G Adventures

Gerard Nolan, VP EMEA, Royal Caribbean

Yellow Theatre

15:00 - 15:45 MARKETING

How Tourism is Supporting

Economic Growth in Developing

Countries


Tangible advice for gaining investment and more...

Key hurdles and other aspects to consider when building

products for these markets.

Moderator: Dr. Mariana Aldrigui, Professor, University of Sao Paolo

Speaker(s): Hon. Edmund Bartlett, Minister of Tourism, Jamaica

Nikos Gkolfinopoulos, Head of Tourism, ICF

Nikki Ekstein, Bloomberg Global Travel Editor, Bloomberg LP

Orange Theatre


Preventing the Destructive Peaks

of Mass Tourism

This panel discussion tackles the challenges of mass tourism

and its potential negative impacts across travel. Experts

will explore strategies for promoting sustainable tourism

while maintaining economic benefits, including stakeholder

management, community collaboration, and encouraging

de-seasonalization.

Attendees will leave with new tools for long-term

sustainable tourism development and gain a comprehensive

understanding of the dangers of mass tourism, current trends,

and mitigation strategies to prevent economic loss and brand

damage.

Moderator: Dolores Semeraro (She/Her), Sustainable Tourism Speaker &

Corporate Trainer

Speaker(s): Carol Savage (she/her), CEO & Founder, Not in the Guidebooks

Manuel Butler, Director, Spanish Tourist Office

Gavin Brooking, Managing Director, Tootbus UK

Anne De Jong (she/her), Co-Founder, The Good Tourism Institute

Yellow Theatre


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16:00 - 16:40

Building a Consistent Vibe Across

Messaging, Delivery and More

Join CMOs and C-suite executives as they explore the evolving

landscape of travel marketing and the importance of creating a

cohesive brand vibe.

This session goes beyond traditional omnichannel marketing

to examine how messaging, delivery, technology, and design

contribute to a unified customer experience. Attendees will

discover new dimensions of customer engagement across

various sectors, including aviation. By the end of the discussion,

you’ll learn how to effectively integrate brand values into every

aspect of the customer journey for consistent and impactful

branding.

Moderator: Tina Charisma, Director, Charisma Campaign

Speaker(s): Dona Regis-Prospe, CEO, Caribbean Tourism Board

Wendy Vividor, Managing Director, Chase Travel Group - CMO, Head of

Marketing & Growth

Lottie Norman, CMO, TTC Tour Brands Marketing Lab

Orange Theatre


Aviation Trends: A Reflection on

the Past, Present, and Future for

the Sector

Industry leaders reflect on key trends and developments

in aviation. This session will cover airfare hot-topics, from

transportation models, to the rise of experience-led

travel. Speakers will also discuss sustainable practices and

technological innovations shaping the future of air travel. Join

this session to gain valuable insights into how the industry is

evolving and predictions for upcoming trends that will directly

impact aviation.

Moderator: Steve Browne (He/Him), Director - Executive Search, Skift

Speaker(s): Franc Sanmartí, Director of Sustainability, Vueling

Kevin O’Toole, Chief Strategy Office, Cirium

Stephanie Wear, Vice President of Aviation Development, Gatwick Airport

Yellow Theatre

17:00 - 18:00 NETWORKING OPPORTUNITY

DEAI Networking Reception

NEW for 2024, WTM’s DEAI Networking Drinks provide the

platform for likeminded individuals to connect and network.

Understanding the importance of representation across the

industry, these drinks are open to all.

Purple Theatre


G-Adventures Hosts,

Global Travel Networking

By invitation only

In association with: G-Adventures

Orange Theatre

DAY 2 - WEDNESDAY, 6TH NOVEMBER

10:00 - 10:05 DEAI

DEAI From Commitment

to Action, Part 2

The second part of the WTM diversity, accessibility, equality,

inclusion, and intersectionality (DEAI) in tourism conference

programme builds on the lessons learnt on day one but shifts

the focus to more visionary and forward-looking approaches to

harness the strengths and opportunities of DEAI in travel.

We explore some tangible, out-of-the-box techniques to

draw out the talents and maximise the potential of industry

changemakers; and hear from the opinion leaders and

innovators/disrupters in accessibility and indigenous tourism…

all people who are creating actionable change for the

destinations, organisations and businesses they work with to

drive inclusion, innovation, creativity and success.

Moderator:

Uwern Jong (he/him), Experientialist®-in-Chief - OutThere

Orange Theatre

10:00 - 12:30 DEAI

ITT Future You Summit - 15 Years

of Bridging the Gap Between

Education

In association with: ITT Future You

As Future You celebrates it’s 15th year at WTM, join us for

informative and inspirational talks from industry superstars

as they share their personal journeys and tips and advice for

success.

Since 2009, Future You has welcomed students from across

the globe to its flagship event at WTM, showcasing the diverse

range of people, roles and career success stories and inspiring

the next generation of travel and tourism professionals.

Moderator: Lee Ainsworth, Head of Operations, Advantage Travel Partnership

and ITT Future You Ambassador

Claire Steiner (she/her), UK Director, Future You Foundation

Speaker(s):

Jamie Lee Abtar (she/her), Marketing Manager, Not in the Guidebooks

Louie Davis, Senior Strategy Manager, EasyJet Holidays

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DAY 2 - WEDNESDAY, 6 TH NOV.

Felix Ochefu (he/him), Founder, Kahana

Penny Cartledge (she/her), Travel Counsellors

Jo Rzymowska (she/her), Inspirational speaker and leader

Danny Waine (he/him), Co-founder, ITT Future You

Purple Theatre

10:05 - 10:50 DEAI

Do You See Me?

Do You Hear Me?

This practical session focuses specifically on inclusion within

organisational culture and how to bring out the true brilliance

of professionals working within the tourism, travel and

hospitality sector. It focuses on the ‘power of strengths’ and how

proactively seeing and utilising people’s unique strengths can

lead to greater job satisfaction and consequently, profitability.

This two-part session will delve into:

1. My strengths – what will happen when we think about what

is right with people rather than fixating on what is wrong with

them?

2. Bringing Strengths to life in an organisational context – the

opposite of inclusion and belonging is fitting in

Moderator:

Mark Julian Edwards (he/him), Director, The Strengths Explorer

Speaker(s):

Jo Rzymowska (she/her), Non-Executive Director, Hays Travel

Rosina Budhani (she/her), Intercultural and Inclusion Consultant

Orange Theatre


Ministers’ Summit at World Travel

Market in association with UN

Tourism and WTTC

AI for Good in Tourism: Exploring AI and Emerging

Technologies

In partnership with: BBC

Now in it’s 18th year, the high-profile Ministers’ Summit at World

Travel Market in association with UN Tourism and WTTC, will be

moderated by a well-known BBC journalist, bringing together

both the public and private sector, to ensure a fair but thoughtprovoking

discussion.

The Ministers’ Summit will debate the transformative potential

of AI and emerging technologies in shaping the future of

travel and hospitality against the ethical implications of its

deployment.

Moderator:

Geeta Guru-Murthy (she/her), BBC News Presenter

Speaker(s):

Juliette Losardo (she/her), Exhibition Director, World Travel Market London

Julia Simpson, President and CEO, World Travel and Tourism Council (WTTC)

Natalia Bayona, Executive Director, UN Tourism

Yellow Theatre

10:50 - 11:35 DEAI

The Great Outdoors,

Accessible to All?

In association with: The Access Agency

The best accessible nature-based and cultural visitor

experiences are not what you might think… and smaller

economies are winning.

Today’s destinations and operators are challenged on what

great – even world-class – outdoor cultural experiences look

like and how to make them universally accessible to more

visitors. This area of the visitor experience is ripe for innovation

and there are opportunities to make it work – at every scale.

We have a picture in our minds of what outdoor and adventure

tourism is – the sketch is remote, extreme and deep. That

doesn’t need to be the case; and probably shouldn’t be if we

want to create visitor experiences for all. From Rotorua in New

Zealand to Bogota in Colombia, smart operators are combining

nature-based, cultural and inclusive offerings in a way that

touches the hearts of their guests, with lasting themes of

acceptance, belonging and shared responsibility.

Speaker(s):

Ryan Smith (he/him), Founder and CEO, The Access Agency

Orange Theatre

11:35 - 12:25 DEAI

Indigenous Tourism… a Legacy

Reawakened in Heritage,

Community and Conservation

In association with: WTTC

Indigenous Tourism is experiencing a powerful emergence/

resurgence, offering travellers a unique opportunity to

connect with the rich heritage, traditions, and wisdom of

the world’s Indigenous communities. Indigenous-focused

and -led initiatives are not only preserving and celebrating

cultural heritage but also driving sustainable practices, social

change and developmental growth that benefit communities,

economies and the environment.

• Discover how to effectively and sensitively drive communitybased

tourism without stereotypes

• Explore case studies and success stories in indigenous tourism

that are about action and real life examples

• Shed light on the future of indigenous tourism products as

part of a mainstream offering

Moderator:

Lethabo-Thabo (Thabs) Royds (She/Her), Head of Content & Programme,

World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC)

Speaker(s):

Fernando Rodriguez (He/Him), General Manager - Peru, Intrepid Travel

Tamara Littlelight (She/Her), Director of Marketing, Indigenous Tourism

Association of Canada

Mdm Sharzede Datu Hj. Salleh Askor, CEO, Sarawak Tourism

Orange Theatre


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Exploring the Power of Play

With thanks to WTM’s Official Experience Partner Qiddiya

Play has been perceived as a childhood activity for too long.

Now, a growing body of research demonstrates that it

is a fundamental human need. It is critical to personal

development; it underpins global industries like sports, culture

and entertainment; and it creates significant economic value

too.

As the world wakes up to the power of play – and as customers

demand more immersive, authentic and memorable

experiences – how should the travel industry respond?

Moderator: Annie Emmerson (She/Her), BBC Reporter

Speaker(s):

Mike Waterman, CEO/President, Visit Anaheim

Butch Spyridon, Strategic Consultant, NCVC

Lubna Hussain, Partner, Consulum

Purple Theatre


Sustainability Summit -

The Rise of Regenerative

Tourism, a Paradigm Shift

Expect an energetic opening to WTM London’s first ever

Regenerative Tourism Summit. Moderator Tina O’Dwyer will

take a sharp look at the factors driving the growing interest in

regenerative tourism.

Learn how regenerative tourism is more than just sustainability

on steroids - expect some provocative questions and some

fresh insights!

Join this 3h summit to learn about:

13:30 - 13:45, Introduction - The Rise of Regenerative Tourism -

a Paradigm Shift

13:45 - 14:15, Uncovering the Regenerative Tourism Paradigm

14:15 - 14:40, Radical Stakeholder Engagement – Collaborating

with Place, Community and Nature

14:40 - 15:05, From Policy to Practice: Ireland’s Real-Life

Experience

15:05 - 15:10, Video that showcases Regenerative Experience

15:10 - 16:00, The Business of Regenerative Tourism –

designing compelling Experiences and Itineraries

16:00 - 16:45, Harnessing Data and Storytelling: Driving Market

Success for Regenerative Tourism


Moderator:

Tina O’Dwyer (she/her), WTM’s Sustainability Advisor

Speaker(s):

Anna Pollock, Founder, Conscious Travel

Elke Dens, Founder, Place Generation

Orla Carroll, Director of Product Development, Fáilte Ireland

Debbie Clarke, Director of Regenerative Development, The Centre for GOOD

Travel and Co-host of GOOD Awaits Podcast (New Zealand)

Asta Kristin Sigurjonsdottir, CEO, The Iceland Tourism Cluster

Anne Kawalerski, Global Chief Marketing Officer, Bloomberg Media Group

Rob Holmes, Founder, GLP Films

Orange Theatre

14:00 - 14:30 MARKETING

Digital Marketing Trends

Unlock the future of your digital marketing and learn the trends

driving success in 2025 and beyond. Join Matthew Gardiner for

this fireside chat with Dan Christian, in what promises to be a

conversation packed with actionable tips and tricks to support

your digital marketing strategy.

Moderator:

Matthew Gardiner (He/Him), Senior Vice President, FINN Partners and

London Director, Travel Massive

Speaker(s):

Dan Christian, Host, Travel Trends Podcast

Yellow Theatre


Cyber Security - Can You Afford

the Risk?

In a world of increasingly common digital threats, robust cyber

security is essential for all travel companies. Avoid high cost,

and reputation damaging theats and learn how to identify

major threats during this session. Focusing on effective

detection technologies, compliance with global data protection

regulations and crisis communication methods to keep brand

reputation and loyalty this session is not to be missed..

Moderator:

Neil Haskins (He/Him), Head of Security & Governance, Almosafer

Speaker(s):

Sam Watling, Head of Governance, Risk and Compliance (GRC) Technology –

Information Security, TUI Group

Elizabeth Maclean, Co-Managing Director, Herdwick Communications

Purple Theatre

14:30 - 15:00 MARKETING

Destination Reimagined: The Art

of a Travel Sector Rebrand

Essential for travel marketers looking to elevate their brand

strategies, this session explores the role of market research,

creative storytelling techniques and actionable strategies

to refresh a destination’s image. Whether you’re looking to

reposition your brand or spark new ideas, this session promises

to inspire, offer solutions to the challenges of the rebranding

process and share plenty of “lessons learnt”.

Moderator:

Matthew Gardiner (He/Him), Senior Vice President, FINN Partners and

London Director, Travel Massive

Speaker(s):

Joy Jibrilu, Chief Executive Officer, Nassau & Paradise Island Promotion Board

Matthieu Quyollet, Chief Business Development & Integration Officer,

Eurostar

Yellow Theatre

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Global Cross- Border Tourism

Trends and Prospects

Industry leaders will share their perspectives on cross-border

tourism trends and strategies that are driving growth in

inbound and outbound travel.

The discussion will focus on promoting tourism development

through innovative approaches, including the integration of

technology in urban environments via SMART city initiatives to

improve visitor experiences, streamlining tourism operations,

and delivering significant economic benefits.

In association with: World Tourism Cities Federation

Moderator: Richard Matuzevich, Senior Manager - Liaison Department,

World Tourism Cities Federation (WTCF)

Speaker(s): Rob Lang, Head of Marketing, Edinburgh Airport

Fernando Amer, Director of Promotion and Communication, Visit Buenos Aires

Purple Theatre

15:15 - 16:00 MARKETING

AI Tools in Travel Marketing:

Innovation or Overload?

This in-depth discussion looks at the transformative role of

Artificial Intelligence (AI) in travel marketing. Speakers will

examine AI’s benefits and challenges, showcasing how leading

brands use AI for product marketing and campaign optimization.

Learn to balance AI’s power with the personal touch that

resonates with travellers, and leave with insights on best-practice

and whether the application of AI is relevant to you...

Moderator: Anastasia Varnavskaya (She/Her), Founder, Fortuda

Speaker(s): Alisdair Luxmoore, Founder, Vamoos

Tom Starr, VP Media & Business Intelligence - Airlines, Airports, Destinations,

Amadeus

Sarah Sheppard, Senior Director Global Product Management, Sabre

Ali Hosseini, Partner, Middle East AI and Technology Leader, PwC Middle East

Yellow Theatre


Redefining the All-Inclusive

Experience

This 20-minute fireside chat will explore how the allinclusive

holiday model is evolving to meet modern traveller

expectations, focusing on experiential travel, sustainability, and

personalised guest experiences.

Key themes include integrating local culture and wellness,

leveraging technology for a seamless guest journey, and

building brand loyalty through well thought out research and

innovative approaches. Attendees will gain practical insights

into aligning all-inclusive offerings with modern traveller

demands and industry innovations.

Speaker(s): Colette Baruth, Vice President & Commercial Director, All-Inclusive

at Hilton


WTM’s Official Start-up

Pitch Battle

Join innovative startups as they ‘battle it out’ live, demonstrating

thier approach to disrupting the travel industry. This exciting

opportunity allows emerging businesses to showcase their

ideas on stage, as well as allowing audience members to cast

their vote on the innovation they believe will help the pioneer

travel into the future...

Shortlisted start-ups to be announced online soon...

Purple Theatre

16:30- 17:00 TRAVEL TRENDS

From Bucketlist to Booking:

How TikTok is driving travel

decisions today

Uncover emerging trends, like travel dupe content, to boost

brand visibility and audience engagement, with TikTok’s Head

of Travel. Focusing on leveraging TikTok to transform travel

marketing strategies, attendees will discover how to adapt to

changing traveller behaviours, enhance B2B strategies, and

optimize content practices.

Speaker(s): Hannah Bennett, Head of Travel, TikTok

Yellow Theatre


WTM’s Travel Innovator Drinks

WTM recognises that technology disruptors are changing the

industry for good, this networking opportunity offers a platform

for travel tech businesses to come together, meet new faces

or catch up with old connections. This reception is aimed to

fuel ideas and innovation from start-ups to fully-developed

technology companies - all are welcome.

Purple Theatre


ATTA Hosts, Adventure Connect

Networking

In association with: ATTA

Grab a drink with other likeinded adventure travel experts, as

the Adventure Travel & Tourism Association hosts their

annual networking reception.

Orange Theatre

Yellow Theatre


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DAY 3 - THURSDAY, 7 TH NOVEMBER


The Next Five Years in Travel and

Tourism

The last five years have seen a number of economic and

political shocks around the world. What economic impact has

this had and what is the economic outlook for the next five

years? This expert session looks at both the social, economic

and environmental impacts facing travel and tourism.


Speaker(s):

Nejc Jus, Director of Research, World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC)

Rosa Harris, Director of Tourism, Cayman Islands Department of Tourism

Mashhoor Baeshen, Executive Director of Commercial & Business

Development, Cruise Saudi

Colin C. James, CEO, Antigua and Barbuda Tourism Authority

Orange Theatre

10:00 - 13:30 MARKETING

Marketing Summit - Marketing in

the Age of Transformation

This 3h30 marketing summit will pull apart the evolution of

travel marketing in the digital age.

Don’t miss out on this insightful, impactful summit, providing

you with everything you need to drive your brand into the

future of travel.

Topics covered include:

10:10 - 10:35, Unlocking Insights and Harnessing Data for

Marketing Success

10:35 - 11:00, Building Organic Outreach: SEO Strategies for

Success

11:00 - 11:15, Digital Transformation in the Travel Industry

11:15 - 11:55, Next-Gen Loyally: What do the travellers of the

future want?

11:55 - 12:35, Partnerships that Put the Consumer First

12:35 - 13:15, Converting Content to Cash, in association with

Traverse


Moderator:

Matthew Gardiner (He/Him), WTM’s Marketing Advisor

Tina Charisma (She/Her), WTM’s Marketing Advisor

Speaker(s):

Barbara Pezzi, Digital Analytics & Search Expert

Ian Cumming, Founder, Travel Massive

Reza Moaiandin, Co-Founder, SALT Agency

Shabib Al-Maamari, Managing Director, Visit Oman

Andrew Antoniades, VP, Brand Marketing (Dis-loyalty), Ennismore

Aleks Kaczmarek, VP Loyalty, CarTrawler

Phil Robinson, Head of Data Science and Insights, Bloomberg Travel

Angelique Miller, Vice President Media Studio, Expedia Group

Christine Maguire, Global Vice President, Tripadvisor

Matthew Legge (He/Him), Senior Industry Lead Travel, Google

Malcolm Archer (He/Him), Head of Sales, Stay22

Cora Harrison (She/Her/They/Them), Content Creator, Inside Our Suitcase

Julie Falconer (She/Her), Blogger, A Lady in London

Filipe Morato Gomes (He/Him), Travel Blogger, Alma de Viajante

Yellow Theatre


Hospitality Tech Game Changers

Explore the transformative impact of emerging technologies

on the hospitality industry. Expert speakers will showcase

innovations used to enhance guest interactions, improve

operational efficiencies, and promote sustainability.

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DAY 3 - THURSDAY, 7 TH NOV.

Attendees will leave with knowledge on leveraging current

technologies to create memorable experiences, integrate

sustainable practices, and foster customer loyalty and brand

connection.

Moderator: Carlos Martin-Rios, Associate Professor of Management, EHL

Hospitality Business School

Speaker(s): Joe Welton, Head of Travel, Transport & Hospitality, UK Amazon

Web Services

Timothy Hentschel, CEO, Hotelplanner

Amy Read, Vice President Innovation, Sabre Hospitality

Purple Theatre

10:30 - 12:00 MARKETING

The Media & Influencer

Forum 2024

In association with: Frank Marr, Benjamin Bryant

This forum has become a firm favourite at WTM, and is designed

for you to leave with new ideas, tools, and the opportunity

to evolve your current media, content and communication

strategy - exclusively for media badge holders.

Summit Highlights:

• Media roles in tourism are becoming more fragmented,

content-heavy, and individualised.

• AI advancements and new content tools are reshaping media

practices.

• Reduced churn rates in media and PR are allowing for more

sustainable, long-term strategies.

This 1h30 session will cover:

• Opening Forum Introduction - Media and PR to Tackle Geo-

Economics and Sustainability

• Media at Major Events - Reviewing Tourism Media

Communications at the Olympics & World Cup

• Rise of Docu-Videos, Video Content Evolution and the Balance

of Paid/Organic

Moderator:

Frank Marr, Marketing, PR and Business Development Consultant

Benjamin Bryant, Luxury Private Island Expert, Filmmaker and Travel Designer

Speaker(s): Mr Shiuree Ibrahim, CEO & MD of Maldives Marketing & Public

Relations Corporation (Visit Maldives)

Carl Ellis, Client Partner, Travel, TikTok

Claudia Sylvester, Head of Partnerships, Super Prime Office, Nest Seekers

Sally Bunnell, CEO and founder, NaviSavi

Chloe Berman, Head of PR and Communications EMEA, Intrepid Travel

Wes Hoise, Social & Campaigns Director, Rise at Seven

Katja Nared, Content Digital Marketing, Slovenian Tourist Board

James Lamon, EVP of Content & Operations, Footballco.com

Media Center


Navigating APAC Travel Trends:

Insights from Asia and the Pacific

In association with: PATA

Explore the evolving landscape of the Asia-Pacific (APAC)

travel industry in this session. Begining with a brief 10-minute

presentation on the latest APAC travel data, this session will

uncover valuable insights into the opportunities and challenges

ahead for the APAC travel market. After the presentation a

panel of experts will examine key drivers of tourism growth,

sustainability efforts, and changing traveler priorities in a postpandemic

world.

Moderator: Paul Pruangkarn (He/Him), Chief of Staff, PATA

Purple Theatre


How Can We Best Manage

the Challenges of Overtourism?

Drawing on expertise from destination managers and

destination and source market businesses, our panel will

explore what we can do to reduce the negative impacts and

enhance the positive.

Moderator:

Harold Goodwin, WTM Responsible Tourism Advisor, Responsible Tourism

Partnership

Speaker(s): Martin Brackenbury (Director ICRT Global)

Peter De Wilde, CEO - Flanders

Helgi Eysteinsson, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Iceland Travel

Pedro Homar, Managing Director, VisitPalma

Matt Callaghan, Chief Operating Officer, easyJet Holiday

Orange Theatre


Market Insights - India’s Surge


During this session, experts will discuss collaboration with

stakeholders to develop tailored products and infrastructure

that meet evolving demands across India.

Attendees will explore strategies for optimizing flight paths and

enhancing offerings to support growth in this emerging market.

Moderator:

Sunita Rajan (She/Her), Managing Director, Bloomberg Media APAC

Speaker(s):

Carlos Cendra, Chief Marketing & Communications Officer, Mabrian

Technologies

Anne Lotter, Executive Director, Global Travel & Tourism Partnership (GTTP)

Rama Mahendru, Country General Manager, Intrepid Travel

Quim Martinez Bosch, VP PSCoE - Global Tourism Lead, Mastercard

Purple Theatre


Can We Engage Tourists and Day

Excursionists in Addressing the

Challenges

With a panel of travel writers, influencers and destination

managers, we will explore how we can enlist the support of

others in making tourism better.

Moderator: Harold Goodwin, WTM Responsible Tourism Advisor, Responsible

Tourism Partnership


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Speaker(s): Tasha Hayes, European Operations Director & Sustainability Officer, Contiki

Chris Haslam, Chief Travel Writer, The Times and Sunday Times

Mirko Lalli, CEO & Founder, The Data Appeal Company

Eunice Mwaura, Editor-in-Chief , Vice Versa Global

Orange Theatre

connections for exhibitors and influencers to explore potential

partnerships and propel their creative content to new heights.

This networking opportunity is by invitation only.

Media Center


Evaluating the Future of

the European Travel Market

In association with: EuroNews

Join Euronews as they reveal the latest trends in European travel

behaviors. This session will cover the collaboration between

governments and entities to manage issues like mass tourism

and reputation. Learn how new tourism strategies are reshaping

consumer behaviors and promoting emerging destinations.

Attendees will gain a comprehensive understanding of current

trends, effective stakeholder engagement methods, and

innovative tools to enhance traveler experiences.

Moderator: Damon Embling (He/Him), Journalist, Euronews

Speaker(s):

Cristina Ramos, Senior Vice-President of Sustainability for Europe and North

Africa, Accor

Balint Rippert, Manager, Tourism Expert, PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC)

Alex Herrmann, Director United Kingdom & Ireland/ Head of Europe West,

Switzerland Tourism

Sean Morgan, Head of Travel Industry Research, Tourism Economics

Purple Theatre


Is This the End of the Low-Cost

Travel Era?

The past three decades have seen a vast expansion of travel

driven by low-cost airlines. Covid saw a huge rethink of routes

and business models for carriers and we are now in an era of

more expensive travel. Is this a temporary blip or is travel going

to be more expensive now, particularly with many airlines

now looking to add fees for sustainable travel beyond their

base fares. Are these higher costs restricted to airlines or will

we see similar increases for hotels, cruise lines and other travel

suppliers? Will demand for travel fall as a result?


Speaker(s):

Sarah Sheppard, Senior Director Global Product Management, Sabre

Dimitris Hiotis, Senior Partner, Global Head of Leisure, Travel & Transportation,

Simon-Kucher

Orange Theatre

13:45 - 14:45 MARKETING

Content Creators

Networking Lunch

In association with: Traverse

The inaugural Travel Influencers’ Lunch is the place where

influencers can connect with peers and exhibitors seeking

exciting collaborations. This exclusive event promises powerful


Understanding The Power

of Chinese Travellers:

Trends To Capitalise On, and

Pitfalls To Avoid…

In association with: China Daily

With the resurgence of Chinese outbound tourism,

understanding the evolving preferences of Chinese travelers

is crucial. This session will explore their economic impact

and key emerging trends, providing actionable strategies for

engagement. Participants will learn how to leverage social

media, identify preferences for visa-free destinations, and

enhance marketing strategies based on recent data and

projections for 2025.

Moderator: Mingjie Wang (He/Him), Journalist, China Daily

Speaker(s): Emanuel Lehner-Telič, Head of Markets Asia-Pacific, Austria

Tourism

Sienna Parulis-Cook, Director of Marketing and Communications, Dragon

Trail International

Gary Bowerman, Director, Check-in Asia

Alhasan Aldabbagh, President-APAC, Saudi Tourism Authority

Dave Goodger, Managing Director EMEA, Tourism Economics

Purple Theatre

15:30 - 16:30 DEAI

Katherine Ryan on Resilience,

Breaking Barriers, and Global

Travel Experiences

Join renowned comedian and travel show host Katherine

Ryan for an inspiring fireside chat, as she discusses her path

to disrupting industry norms and breaking cultural barriers

through humor. Katherine will share personal anecdotes that

highlight resilience as a key to her success, offering actionable

strategies for travel professionals.

This intimate discussion will emphasize how humor and

storytelling can bridge cultural divides and enhance brand

messaging. Drawing from her experience on Joe &

Katherine’s Bargain Holidays, Katherine will also explore how

curiosity fuels innovation in travel. Attendees will leave with

insights on engaging diverse audiences, fostering a culture of

inclusivity, and resilience in a competitive landscape.

Moderator: Sonya Barlow (She/Her), Presenter, Author & CEO, Sonya Barlow

Speaker(s): Katherine Ryan, Comedian and TV Star

Yellow Theatre

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INTERVIEW

Dave Goodger / Managing Director, EMEA, Tourism Economics

Global travel rebounds in 2024:

Emerging trends and challenges

In an exclusive interview, Dave Goodger, Managing Director, EMEA, Tourism Economics,

discusses the key findings of the WTM Global Travel Report 2024

What are the most significant emerging

trends in global travel that the WTM Global

Travel Report 2024 has identified, and how do

they differ from previous years?

Crucially, international travel has now fully

recovered from the pandemic disruption

in 2024 and is hitting new highs in terms of

visitor arrivals, overnight stays and spending.

Consumers in all major markets are continuing

to prioritise travel over other discretionary

spending. Economic challenges are more

apparent this year, yet travellers are still

willing to splurge on unique and memorable

experiences.

Increased length of stay and spending per trip

is becoming more apparent as the slow travel

trend is continuing. Many travellers are taking

fewer trips per year, but spending longer on

each of them.

Can you highlight any specific regions or

countries that have shown unexpected

growth or challenges in the tourism sector

based on the latest report?

The Middle East stands out as the strongest

performing region to date, but there is

significant divergence by country. Conflict

and geopolitical tensions are obviously

deterring travel to some countries with

risk of spillover effects. However, the Gulf

region includes some of the fastest growing

countries in terms of arrivals and spending

due to increased destination development

as well as increasing connectivity due to air

routes and border policies.

Asia Pacific is still lagging in wider recovery for

international leisure demand, with Chinese

international travel a stand-out by remaining

significantly below pre-pandemic trends.

Recovery is not likely to be imminent but is

still expected within a short- to mediumterm

outlook, and will initially benefit other

destinations in Asia-Pacific allowing some

catch-up with other regions.

Overtourism is a challenge which has reemerged

for a range of destinations and

notably within Europe. The reality varies

significantly by destination, but this is

seemingly a larger issue for several cities

than it has been in the past, gaining greater

attention. There are opportunities for

destinations and travel businesses alike to

re-invent their offering, encouraging visits

at different times of the year and generating

new experiences, which visitors are craving,

away from traditional honey spots.

What role do sustainability and technology

play in the future of travel, as reflected in

the 2024 report, and how should industry

stakeholders adapt to these trends?

The impact of travel on the environment is

more recognised among travellers according

to the TTS, with over half of all respondents

saying they attempt to minimise their carbon

footprint while travelling and that this will be

a more important consideration on the future.

Travellers are more reliant on technology

during trips and as part of the planning process,

with 25% of travellers saying they need to be

connected at all times. Unsurprisingly, this

reliance is higher for younger demographics

and will continue to grow in importance

for the sector. AI is not being used widely

yet, but it is increasingly trusted as a tool

alongside social media resources, especially

among younger travellers. AI is emerging as

an important tool for travel planning and for

the travel sector.

WTM Global Travel

Report 2024

Tuesday, 5 Novembre

2:00pm - 3:20pm

Unveiling the much-anticipated WTM

Global Travel Report 2024, this session

will provide a comprehensive analysis

and highlight emerging trends and

shifting traveller needs, drawing

on extensive data from over 185

countries.

Yellow Theatre

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SPEAKER INTERVIEW

Tim Hentschel / Chairman & Co-CEO of HotelPlanner

Shaping the future of hospitality

In an exclusive interview, Tim Hentschel, Chairman and Co-CEO of HotelPlanner,

shares some of the company’s recent turning points and reveals its soon-to-be-launched

AI hotel booking agent

HotelPlanner has grown significantly since

its inception. What have been some of the

key milestones in the company’s evolution?

We started by working in a complicated niche,

the group accommodation market. Through

patented technology we streamlined the

process and HotelPlanner grew as a result.

Today most of our customers come directly

to our site, a sizeable chunk come through

our affiliates, and we also provide the tech

for groups for most of the major online travel

agencies.

We evolved our product offering so that

event planners can allow their groups

to make multiple individual bookings in

multiple hotels and still benefit from group

rates. While room blocks are still a critical

part of our business, the faster growing part

is individual bookings in groups.

The launch of our gig economy call centre

was also a real game changer and we now

have 8,000 active agents. They are brilliant

salespeople working when they want to all

over the world, and people love and trust

them.

Also, this year we were listed in the Inc 5000,

on the annual list of the fastest-growing

private companies in America.

With increasing competition in the online

booking space, how does HotelPlanner stand

out and continue to innovate?

We have achieved 85% year-on-year growth

every year since Covid. That’s all been down

to innovation and hard work. Owning

resilient high-value market niches also

helps. Our next big step will be led by our

AI offering.

“Our proprietary AI

is driving a unique

opportunity and

helping us deliver

excellent customer

service.”

AI is playing an increasingly important role in

the travel industry. What specific AI projects

is HotelPlanner working on?

We are soon to be launching our AI hotel

booking agent, which we have built

ourselves based on the data drawn from

more than 8,000,000 recorded agent calls. I

don’t believe anyone else has the tech or the

raw data to replicate it.

Our proprietary AI is driving a unique

opportunity and helping us deliver excellent

customer service, and soon a 24/7/365 100%

answer rate. This will drive huge growth.

AI is already, or soon is going to be, part of

everything we do.

As sustainability becomes a greater focus

in travel, how is HotelPlanner incorporating

this into its offerings?

We are actively looking for a way to rank

sustainability and enable our customers to

find their accommodations based on that.

HotelPlanner

at WTM London 2024

Tim Hentschel will be speaking at the

“Hospitality Tech Game

Changers”

Session on 7 November

10:00am-10:45am

The conference will explore the

transformative impact of emerging

technologies on the hospitality

industry.

Purple Theatre

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SPEAKER INTERVIEW

Holly Phillips / Co-Founder of Digital Sakes

Digital marketing strategies for travel

Insights from Holly Phillips, Co-Founder of Digital Sakes,

on aligning digital strategies with long-term brand goals in the

evolving travel landscape

As digital marketing evolves, what are some

key trends that travel companies should

focus on to engage effectively with their

target audiences?

Let me share two key ones we prioritise for

the luxury sector.

Social listening: you absolutely need to

know what is being said about your brand

if you’re active online; this allows you to

produce responsive content.

Actionable assets: you want to encourage

continuation of the user journey. Take video

room tours - we see a great appetite for this

format. Publishing these to your booking

pages reduces the likelihood of users

platform hopping, as they gather insight

into what the reality of their stay may look

like ahead of booking.

With the rise of social media and influencer

marketing, how can travel companies ensure

their digital strategies are aligned with longterm

brand goals rather than short-term

trends?

While trends can be a tempting bandwagon

to jump onto, we ask “does this trend align

with your brand vision, your brand goals and

does it fit into one of your content pillars?” In

addition, we want companies to consider if

they have authority as a brand to play in this

‘space’. Such questions lead to more strategic

outputs. For influencers, it’s important to

understand these ladders up to brand and

business objectives while also understanding

the intention of partnering with them. Is it to

capitalise on a new or extended audience?

To expand into a new market? Or is it purely

for content production?

Brace for Future Impact:

Building the Right

Partnerships in TV & Social

Media

Tuesday, 5 November

12:50pm - 1:25pm

Orange Theatre

SPEAKER INTERVIEW

Tamara Littlelight / Director of Marketing at Canada’s ITAC

“Our vision is to make Canada

the global leader in indigenous

tourism”

Speaker at the Indigenous Tourism conference

and Director of Marketing at Canada’s ITAC,

Tamara Littlelight outlines the organisation’s

goals and indigenous tourism’s contribution

to diversity, accessibility, equality, inclusion,

and intersectionality (DEAI).

Can you tell us about the Indigenous Tourism

Association of Canada and how it operates?

The Indigenous Tourism Association of

Canada (ITAC) is a national organisation that

supports the development and marketing

of indigenous tourism experiences across

Canada. With 1,900 indigenous tourism

businesses in Canada, ITAC works to improve

the socio-economic situation of indigenous

communities by providing resources,

funding, and leadership. Our vision is to

make Canada the global leader in indigenous

tourism by 2030, with a contribution of

$6bn annually to Canada’s GDP, supported

by strategic investments in infrastructure,

workforce development, and destination

marketing.

How has indigenous tourism contributed to

fostering DEAI within the travel industry?

By featuring unique, authentic cultural

experiences that offer visitors a deeper

understanding of indigenous histories

and worldviews. This not only contributes

to reconciliation efforts but also positions

indigenous communities as central

participants in the tourism economy.

What challenges remain?

One of the key challenges is avoiding

superficial approaches. It is critical that

diversity and inclusion efforts are built on

long-term, respectful partnerships. Another

challenge lies in the accessibility to resources

and funding.

Indigenous Tourism… a

Legacy Reawakened in

Heritage, Community and

Conservation

Wednesday, 6 November

11:35am - 12:25pm

Orange Theatre

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Zurab Pololikashvili

“The UN Tourism Confidence Index indicates

positive expectations for the end of 2024”

INTERVIEW

Zurab Pololikashvili / Secretary-General of UN Tourism

Tourism’s global comeback

Zurab Pololikashvili, Secretary-General of UN Tourism, explores 2024 statistics, emerging trends,

and sustainable initiatives

Can you share some of the most recent global

tourism statistics?

According to the UN Tourism Barometer,

from January to July 2024, around 790 million

people travelled internationally. This is an

11% increase from 2023, and means that

during this time, international tourist arrivals

reached 96% of pre-pandemic levels. We

look to be well on track for a full recovery of

pre-crisis levels by the end of the year, which

is a remarkable turnaround and underscores

the great resilience of tourism, as well as the

great efforts of people at every level of our

sector to get the world moving again.

And it’s not just arrivals numbers that are

hugely encouraging. The latest data shows

that international tourism brought in $1.8

trillion from exports in 2023, including

receipts and passenger transport. This is

almost the same as before the pandemic,

with a 1% decrease when adjusted for

inflation compared to 2019. What’s more,

in 2023, tourism’s direct contribution to

the global GDP also bounced back to prepandemic

levels, estimated at $3.4 trillion,

which is equal to 3% of the global GDP.

What regions or markets have shown the

most significant growth in tourism, and what

factors are driving this momentum?

It’s very encouraging to see all global regions

bouncing back strongly and enjoying a

positive 2024. Tourism in the Middle East

saw a 26% increase in international arrivals

compared to the same months in 2019. By

subregion, North Africa saw the strongest

performance with a 21% increase in

international arrivals during the first seven

months of 2024 compared to before the

pandemic. Following closely, Central America

experienced a 19% increase, while both the

Caribbean and Southern and Mediterranean

Europe saw a 9% increase in international

arrivals. So, clearly, every region has enjoyed

“By diversifying how

people travel and

be tourists, we can

maximise the benefits

our sector delivers, as

well as ensuring these

benefits are enjoyed

more widely and fairly”

rapid recovery. This increase in international

travel is due to several factors. Chief among

them is continued easing of visa restrictions

as well as increased global air connectivity.

Both are proven to lead to a greater demand

for international and regional travel, which

is why we work closely with our Member

States to advance both areas.

How is UN Tourism promoting more

sustainable tourism practices, and what

successes have you seen in encouraging

destinations and businesses to adopt greener

initiatives?

The UN Tourism Innovation Hubs Network

focuses on promoting innovation and

sustainable development in the tourism

sector. This aligns with UN Tourism’s strategy,

aiming to bring together key stakeholders

and share knowledge in support of the 17

Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

outlined by the United Nations, which

include improving public transport to

make cities more sustainable and creating

new job opportunities for young people.

At the destination level, our growing

International Network of Sustainable Tourism

Observatories monitors the impacts of the

sector and then helps destination leaders

make informed policy decisions.

Could you highlight some of the major trends

currently impacting the tourism sector?

We are seeing a number of trends emerging

and consolidating, most of which align

with the growing demand for unique and

authentic travel experiences. So, for example,

we see a real shift towards specialist niches

like gastronomy or wine tourism, sports or

cultural tourism as well as wellness tourism

– all areas UN Tourism works to actively

promote and grow in a sustainable and

inclusive manner. By diversifying how people

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travel and be tourists, we can maximise the

benefits our sector delivers, as well as ensure

these benefits are enjoyed more widely and

fairly, for instance in rural communities.

How do you see AI reshaping tourism,

particularly in enhancing customer experiences

and operational efficiency?

Our aim is to use new technologies

to improve the accessibility of travel

destinations worldwide, turning them into

‘smart destinations’. However, while AI and

other emerging technologies present new

opportunities to the tourism sector, the

ethical implications of their use must be taken

into consideration. The World Travel Market

Ministers Summit, AI for Good in Tourism:

Exploring AI and Emerging Technologies,

in association with UN Tourism and WTTC,

will unite industry experts, policymakers,

technology innovators and thought leaders

to discuss new technolgies’ potential to

shape the tourism sector. I look forward to

hearing the insights and hopes – as well as

the concerns – of leaders from every part of

our sector.

China’s re-entry into both inbound and

outbound tourism has been highly

anticipated.

How do you see this influencing global

tourism patterns, and what opportunities

does it create for other markets?

China reclaimed its position as top spender

last year with Chinese expenditure on

international travel reaching $128.5 billion

in 2023, surpassing the United States ($120

billion), Germany ($76 billion), the United

Kingdom ($75 billion), and France ($49

billion).

What are the main challenges the tourism

industry is facing right now? How do you

believe the sector can overcome them?

Due to the global economic climate,

international travel faces various obstacles.

These challenges include staff shortages,

inflation in the tourism sector, high transportation

and accommodation prices and

extreme weather events due to climate

change. Let’s take one example: a shortage

of tourism workers, especially in specialist

or managerial positions. The key here

lies in growing tourism education and

training, while also ensuring tourism jobs

are decent jobs and ours is a sector people

want to work in and stay in. That’s why UN

Tourism is focusing on education and skills

development. Over recent months, we have

not only launched an Education Toolkit to

help our Member States introduce tourism

as a subject in their high schools, but we

have also welcomed the first students to

our groundbreaking Bachelors Degree in

Sustainable Tourism Management. At the

same time, we continue to expand our

network of International Academies in

Association with UN Tourism, giving both

students and established professionals the

skills they need to grow their careers in our

sector.

“We recognise and support

those rural communities

that are actively

embracing the power of

tourism to drive inclusive

growth, build resilience

and also promote and

protect cultural heritage.”

What are some of the key initiatives UN

Tourism has undertaken to support the

growth and resilience of the global tourism

industry?

While recovery from the pandemic

has been rapid and remarkable, the

pandemic nevertheless exposed some

of the vulnerabilities of tourism. It made

clear the need to build greater resilience

against future shocks, as well as against the

potential effects of a changing climate. We

are working to build this resilience in several

ways. Above all, we recognise that this will

require investment – whether that’s into

infrastructure or economic diversification.

As such, investment into tourism has

become a core part of UN Tourism’s work –

and indeed, was the focus of our Ministers

Summit at World Travel Market 2023. We

work with our Member States to attract

foreign investments, to focus investment

where it will make a difference, and to host

international forums that connect public

and private actors.

How can the tourism industry better

integrate with local communities, ensuring

that tourism’s economic benefits are felt at

the grassroots level?

Tourism policies designed to drive

climate action and promote community

empowerment, job growth, gender equality,

and shared prosperity will help ensure

that the benefits of tourism are felt by all.

Our Best Tourism Villages by UN Tourism

initiative shows what this looks like in action.

We recognise and then support those rural

communities that are actively embracing the

power of tourism to drive inclusive growth,

build resilience and also promote and

protect cultural heritage. This way, we also

make clear that the grassroots level of our

sector must be included in decision-making

as we shape our sector’s future.

Looking to the future, what are your

predictions for global tourism by 2025, and

how is UN Tourism preparing to support the

industry’s evolution?

We are upbeat about the prospects for our

sector in the year ahead. As too is our sector

in general. The UN Tourism Confidence Index

indicates positive expectations for the end of

2024, as we work to ensure that our sector’s

recovery to full strength translates into not

just economic growth but also opportunities

for small businesses, rural communities

and global youth. Again, UN Tourism has

launched educational initiatives to build a

well-trained workforce capable of thriving in

our quickly-evolving sector. This includes the

UN Tourism Online Academy, which provides

courses and resources for individuals

looking to enhance their knowledge

and skills in tourism management and

sustainable practices. The Bachelor of

Science in International Sustainable Tourism

programme equips students with the

necessary expertise to address the growing

demand for sustainable tourism practices.

In addition, the UN Tourism Toolkit for the

Integration of Tourism as a Subject in High

Schools aims to introduce tourism as a

subject in high school curricula, to nurture

interest in the field from an early stage.

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Facts

EUROPEREGION

& Figures

A constant favourite

among world travellers

Europe continues to be the number one destination in tourist arrivals,

a position unlikely to change in the near future according to UN Tourism

Europe reached 96% of

pre-pandemic levels in 2023

Europe was only 1% below

its pre-pandemic performance from

January to July 2024

No continent in the world attracts more

tourists than Europe. With over 707 million

international tourist arrivals in 2023, the

continent generated 54% of all tourist

movements in the world. According to data

released by UN Tourism, Europe reached 96%

of pre-pandemic levels in 2023, supported

by robust intra-regional demand and travel

from US citizens.

UN tourism indicates that travel is continuing

to expand in 2024. Data from January to July

2024 indicates an almost complete recovery:

Europe was only 1% below its pre-pandemic

performance.

At the end of 2023, arrivals to the sub-region

Central/Eastern Europe were still 25.6%

below their 2019 performance. During

the first seven months of 2024, the market

slightly recovered with total international

arrivals 23.7% below pre-pandemic numbers.

SOUTHERN EUROPE SHINING

Other European regions have already

achieved their 2019 results, or even

exceeded them. Not surprising is the strong

performance of Southern Europe. At an

increase of 9.1% from January to July 2024,

Southern and Mediterranean Europe are

set to generate over 45% of all international

tourist arrivals to the continent.

UN Tourism points to the fact that of the ten

best performing markets in Europe, six of

them are located in Southern/Mediterranean

Europe (Albania, Andorra, Malta, Greece,

Portugal and San Marino). A real standout

destination is Albania, which is the second

fasted growing in the world with tourist

arrivals up by 93% from January to July 2024

compared to the same period in 2019.

Strong performances were recorded from

heavyweights in the travel and tourism

industry: Greece is up by 24% compared to

the same period in 2019, Portugal by 18%,

Turkey by 15% and Spain by 11%. Malta

achieved a remarkable 31% growth in total


months of 2024, compared to 2019.

The continuous success of Southern Europe

is confirmed by the Aviation consulting

company OAG. For October 2024, OAG

indicates that the total number of seats on

offer to Greece was up by 8.8% compared to

the same month in 2023. Italy’s total number

of seats was up by 7.9%, Spain by 6.6% and

Turkey by 5%. This can be compared to a

growth in seats of 0.1% for France, 1% for the

Netherlands and 4.2% for the UK. With 16.3

million seats, Spain overtook the UK as the

largest market by seat numbers in October

2024.

Among the best performing countries in

other European sub-regions, UN Tourism

highlights Serbia. The country exceeded its

2019 performance by 34% (January to July

2024). Other strong performers are Denmark

(+16%), Sweden (+10%) and the Netherlands

(+5%).

UEFA EURO AND OLYMPICS EFFECT

Germany, which recovered 93% of prepandemic

arrivals through June, saw its

overnight stays increase by 4.5% in July 2024

during the UEFA Euro 2024

soccer championship (according to data

from the German National Tourist Board).

France, which hosted the Olympic and

Paralympic Games, estimates that total

international tourist arrivals remained

overall the same during the summer. The

first statistics from Atout France point to

almost the same number of overnight stays.

Paris benefited the most from this golden

opportunity, with the number of foreign

tourists up by 13% over the Olympic period.

European and long-haul overnight stays

grew 16% during the 19-day period.

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WTM London 2024

Premier Partner Greece

highlights sustainable,

year-round tourism

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The Greek National Tourism Organisation

(GNTO) is Premier Partner at WTM London

2024, putting Greece in the spotlight as it

presents its exceptional tourism offerings.

From its famous islands like Santorini and

Crete to lesser-known hidden gems, the

GNTO aims to promote Greece as a yearround

destination rich in culture, history,

and natural beauty. With something to offer

every type of traveller, Greece is positioning

itself as a top global destination.

A key focus of the GNTO’s presence at

WTM London this year is sustainable

tourism. Greece is working hard to protect

its landscapes and cultural heritage, and

the country’s efforts in sustainable tourism

will be showcased throughout the event.

Andreas Fiorentinos, Secretary General,

Greek National Tourism Organisation, is

participating in a conference on developing

a diverse, inclusive, accessible and

intersectional destination strategy.

The GNTO’s participation at WTM London this

year will highlight the unique experiences

that make Greece so attractive to travellers,

from its ancient ruins to its pristine beaches

and vibrant cities.

Stands: N2-220 and N2-520

Developing a Diverse

Inclusive Accessible

and Intersectional

Destination Strategy

Tuesday, 5 November

3:25pm - 3:50pm

Purple Theatre

Italy: Home to UNESCO

sites and cultural capitals

© Alessio Mingiardi

The Italian National Tourism

Board (ENIT) is showcasing

Italy’s rich cultural heritage and

commitment to promoting the

country’s history at WTM London

this year.

A key highlight is the recent addition

of the Via Appia as a UNESCO World

Heritage Site, bringing Italy’s total

to 60 UNESCO sites, the most of any

nation in the world. This ancient

Roman road is a symbol of Italy’s

dedication to preserving its historical

treasures and promoting them on

the global stage.

Another focus of ENIT’s participation

is Agrigento in Sicily, named Italy’s

Capital of Culture 2025. Agrigento,

known for its blend of ancient and

modern architecture, will host a

cultural programme that explores

the relationship between nature

and humanity. A highlight of the

year-long celebration will be a live

performance by the renowned

Italian trio Il Volo at the Valley of the

Temples, showcasing the region’s

ancient heritage.

The city of Gorizia, in the Friuli

Venezia Giulia region, along with its

Slovenian neighbour Nova Gorica,

will take on the title of European

Capital of Culture in 2025. Once

divided by borders after WWII, the

cities will celebrate their unity with

a cultural programme that reflects

their shared history.

Stands: N3-200 and N3-210

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Petronas Towers, Kuala

Lumpur, Malaysia

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Facts

& Figures

Asia-Pacific on the rise:

Key trends and recovery insights

for 2024

Both UN Tourism and PATA point to an acceleration in tourism recovery for Asia

and the Pacific in 2024

342.9 million IVA

to Asia in 2023

23.7 million IVA

to the Pacific in 2023

As Asia and the Pacific lifted restrictions for

international travellers at the end of 2022,

tourism recovery became visible in 2023,

supported by strong pent-up demand.

According to UN Tourism, total arrivals to this

part of the world were 35% below the pre-

Covid performance of 2019. However, Asia

and the Pacific earned 78% of its pre-crisis

receipts, a remarkable result when compared

to its recovery in arrivals last year.

Based on numbers released by the Pacific Asia

Travel Association, in 2023 Asia welcomed

close to 342.9 million international visitor

arrivals (IVA) while the Pacific saw a total IVA

reaching 23.7 million.

In its forecast, PATA estimates that Asia will

add another 100 million IVA this year, putting

total international visitor arrivals at just 16%

below its 2019 performance. PATA predicts a

full recovery by 2025.

Due to a softer-than-expected rebound in

Chinese and Japanese outbound traffic,

tourism growth in Asia remains slightly

weaker than anticipated, according to

PATA experts. China’s economic slowdown

is triggered by woes in the real estate

sector, while pessimism in Japan about

the economic situation and a weak yen are

limiting outbound trips.

Meanwhile, the Pacific Rim is expected

to welcome 28 million IVA in 2024,

outperforming 2019 by 1%.

The latest data communicated by UN Tourism

points to a positive trend for arrivals to Asia.

Between January and July 2024, total tourist

arrivals in Asia and the Pacific were just 18%

below their 2019 performance. The positive

trend is accelerating as recovery reached

85% in June and 86% in July compared to

2019. According to UN Tourism, the best

performing regions within Asia are South

Asia (-8% compared to 2019) and Southeast

Asia (-12%).

UN Tourism points to an increase in air

capacity within Asia but also between the

continent and the rest of the world. Airlines

have particularly added seats between Asia

and Europe as well as Asia and the Middle-

East. For the IATA winter season, new routes

will link Brussels to Bangkok (Thai Airways

International), Paris to Kuala Lumpur

(Malaysia Airlines) and Manila (Air France),

Sydney to Istanbul (Turkish Airlines) while

Qatar Airways is boosting frequencies to Bali

and Tokyo.

Another positive factor is the easing of visa

formalities. China now offers many countries

free visa on arrival for a stay of up to 14 days.

Countries such as Indonesia, Japan, Lao PDR,

Malaysia, Sri Lanka, Thailand and Vietnam

lifted their requirements or extended the

validity of their visa for travellers in selected

markets.

UN Tourism statistics also point to the fact

that some countries in the Asia-Pacific are

enjoying a stronger recovery than their

counterparts.

Top performers are the Maldives with an

increase of 19% in international tourist

arrivals from January to July 2024, followed

by Mongolia (up 13%) and French Polynesia

(up by 11%). Fiji, Japan and Sri Lanka recorded

a growth in arrivals between 7% and 8%.

Vietnam is the top performer in Southeast

Asia with total arrivals growing by 2%.

Thailand, the busiest tourism destination

in Southeast Asia, expects to welcome 36

million international arrivals, just 9% below

its 2019 performance.

Source: Pacific Asia Travel Association

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Villa Resorts launches new secluded

retreat – Villa Haven

In the spotlight at WTM London this year, Villa Haven is an intimate oasis with a touch of luxury

offering travelers an array of dining, wellness, and leisure experiences

Villa Resorts, a leading Maldivianowned

resort group, is launching Villa

Haven, a peaceful and secluded island

retreat anchored in nature and bursting

with tropical beauty. Located in the

South Ari Atoll and just 35 minutes by

seaplane from Malé, Villa Haven boasts

73 villas and residences, all of which are

sea-facing and have their own private

swimming pools. Villa Haven is also host

to a variety of restaurants, an opulent

spa, and its unique Haven Hallmarks

experiences that let guests try their

hand at pottery or perfume making, or

explore the island’s natural beauty and

wildlife.

Villa Haven’s six restaurants include

Husk, a signature beachside a la carte

venue where guests can enjoy rustic

dishes cooked over coconut husk fires.

Other culinary destinations include

YUZU, an overwater Japanese restaurant

serving authentic Japanese cuisine with

ocean views, Solara, a relaxed beachside

Mediterranean restaurant, and Nook, a

tranquil relaxed lounge and bar retreat.

The spa and wellness offering at Villa

Haven aims to promote complete rest

and relaxation for every guest who

steps foot on the island with a variety

of massages from expertly trained

professionals to loosen the stress of

everyday life. While reflexology targets

specific areas, ayurvedic therapy uses a

blend of modern and ancient healing

techniques.

Villa Haven, the latest addition to the

properties Villa Resorts’ has launched

since it was founded in 1986, opened on

1 November, 2024.

Stand: N11-422

Haven Hallmarks:

Experiences that set

Villa Haven apart

At Villa Haven, guests will find many ways

to unwind through the retreat’s unique

experiences, Haven Hallmarks. From the Clay

Club, a creative space for pottery making to

Eden’s Garden, a fragrant garden for crafting

personalised perfumes and learning about

aromatherapy, Haven Hallmarks provide

elevated experiences that stand out on the

market.

Other activities guests can enjoy include

whale shark adventures at the protected

SAMPA reserve as well as thrilling diving

experiences. Families can take advantage

of the extensive kids’ and teens’ clubs, while

guests can also enjoy excursions such as

sunset fishing, island hopping, and dolphin

safaris. Completing the Haven Hallmarks

broad offering are water sports such as

canoeing, windsurfing, and catamaran

sailing.

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Facts

& Figures

Two-speed growth

Americas’ tourist arrivals recovered in 2023, thanks to stellar performances from the

Caribbean and Central America while the USA, Canada and South America faced a slower

recovery

97%

UN Tourism points to a 97% recovery of the

8.7%

Total international arrivals to the Caribbean in

Americas in the first seven months of this year

the first seven months of 2024 were up 8.7%

compared to pre-pandemic arrival numbers

compared to the same period in 2019

In 2023, UN Tourism recorded 200.1 million

tourist arrivals to the Americas, 8.8% behind

the performance of 2019 (219 million tourist

arrivals). The sub-region of North America

struggled the most with total arrivals still

13.5% behind pre-pandemic figures, while

South America was 5.6% behind its 2019

performance, and the Caribbean and Central

America performed well.

This trend has continued into 2024. UN

Tourism points to a 97% recovery of the

Americas in the first seven months of this

year compared to their pre-pandemic arrival

numbers, backed by solid intra-regional

demand.

The Caribbean region (as well as Mexico)

was among the first to completely reopen

to international tourism while still during

the pandemic. The decision was made as the

economy of those countries heavily relies on

tourism.

In a 2021 report, the WTTC acknowledges

the region as the most reliant on Travel &

Tourism globally. In 2019, eight out of the

ten most tourism-dependent countries were

in the Caribbean.

TOURISM SHINES

IN THE CARIBBEAN

Before the Covid crisis, tourism contribution

to the GDP in the Caribbean was 13.9%

while generating 15.2% of all jobs. While

the tourism contribution declined sharply in

2020, it bounced back very rapidly from 2021.

In 2023, the Caribbean recorded 28.9 million

international tourist arrivals, surpassing its

2019 performance by 7.9%, according to UN

Tourism data.

The rapid reopening of Caribbean

destinations won the loyalty of new

customers outside their traditional base, as

reflected by 2024 data.

The first seven months of 2024 confirmed

the positive trend with total international

arrivals up 8.7% compared to the same

period in 2019. Top performers were the

US Virgin Islands up by 53%, followed by

Curacao (+48%), Sint Maarten (+28%), the

Dominican Republic and Aruba (+27% each).

The strong dollar stimulated the pent-up

demand from US travellers. A similar positive

dollar effect also explains the performance

of Central America destinations. UN Tourism

points for example to El Salvador which

almost doubled its total international

tourist arrivals compared to 2019 (+81%).

Guatemala also recorded a 28% growth in


months of 2024 compared to 2019.

NORTH AMERICA

COMEBACK IN 2024

Meanwhile, North America’s performance

has been impacted in the United States

due to the strong dollar value as well as visa

regulations.

According to the U.S. Travel Association, it is

estimated that the United States welcomed

nearly 67 million international visitors in

2023, down from 79 million visitors in

2019. However, for the first six months of

2024, the USA saw a jump of 11.5% in its

total international arrivals at 33.60 million.

Compared to the same period in 2019, this

represents a gap of only 9.4% (data from

the International Trade Administration U.S.

Department of Commerce).

US neighbours fared slightly better. Mexico’s

National Institute of Statistics and Geography

reported a 6.24% rise in international visitors

during the first six months of 2024. Mexico

is now targeting a total of 55.3 million

international tourists for the full year 2024.

Canada recorded 18.3 million overnight

arrivals last year, still 17% short of 2019 figures.

From January to July 2024, the gap with 2019

reduced to 10% as Canada welcomed 11.2

million overseas arrivals (Source: Destination

Canada).

A good indication of current trends in

South America is provided by the Airports

Council International Latin America and

the Caribbean (ACI-LAC). In preliminary

passengers’ traffic data for the first half

of 2024 from the region’s largest airports,

significant increases were recorded for Peru,

Colombia, Chile and Brazil up respectively by

20%, 17%, 16% and 2.6%.

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Bermudiana Beach Resort,

a Tapestry Collection by

Hilton, is the latest addition

to Bermuda’s hotel portfolio

Overlooking Bermuda’s stunning South Shore, the Bermudiana Beach

Resort is set to open its doors this month

A Tapestry Collection by Hilton, Bermudiana

Beach Resort is the newest addition to

Bermuda’s thriving hotel scene. A clifftop

all-suite hotel on the island’s renowned

South Shore, located 15 minutes from the

city of Hamilton, the new resort promises

unforgettable views.

To enjoy the spectacular scenery, guests are

invited to take a dip in the ocean-view pool,

go swimming or snorkelling at the hotel’s

private beach, or enjoy typical Bermudian

cuisine and cocktails al fresco at the pool bar

and grill.

If guests are looking for more substantial

food nearby, chic dining with impressive

ocean vistas is also provided at the Achilles

Restaurant, nestled within the UNESCO

World Heritage Site of St. George’s. Situated

next to the 17th century Fort St Catherine, this

newly-renovated dining spot offers a place

to relax while looking out at the multitude

of ocean blues on the most northern tip of

the island. Diners can enjoy cocktails as the

sun dips below the horizon, and savour a

menu that blends Mediterranean and Asianinfluenced

flavours.

Stand: S6-208

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Unique events

in Bermuda

As well as simply enjoying the island

territory’s spectacular scenery, hotel

guests can engage with Bermuda’s host

of activities throughout the year. For

sports fans, the Butterfield Bermuda Golf

Championship is held at the picturesque

Port Royal Golf Course each November

and showcases its backdrop of turquoise

waters and lush landscapes to a global

television audience. As a key event on

the Professional Golfers’ Association

(PGA) Tour, it attracts a diverse group of

professional golfers vying for a coveted

title. With its blend of world-class golf

and breath-taking scenery, the Butterfield

Bermuda Championship is a highlight of

the autumn sports calendar. For revellers

looking for colourful festivities, the new

and fast-growing Bermuda Carnival takes

place over a long summer weekend in

June, with live performances, DJs, dancing

and the chance to immerse in local

cultural traditions. With culture and colour

in mind, October is Art Month: a vibrant

month-long exploration of Bermuda’s

rich artistic heritage featuring local

artists, galleries, and cultural institutions.

Bermuda’s Art Month transforms the

idyllic island into a canvas of creativity

through a collection of curated events.

Travellers can also tap into their creative

side with beachfront workshops, inspiring

tours, and elevated exhibits.

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NYC Tourism launches “With Love, New

York City” to attract international tourists

NYC Tourism + Conventions has launched its

new global tourism campaign, “With Love,

New York City,” designed to inspire travellers

around the world to rediscover the energy,

diversity, and unique experiences that make

New York City an unmissable destination.

This campaign comes at a crucial time as

international travel continues to recover, with

the goal of ensuring that New York remains at

the top of travellers’ minds as they seek vibrant

and varied experiences.

The campaign features dynamic visuals and

storytelling that highlight both the legendary

landmarks and hidden corners of the city. From

the iconic skyline dominated by the Empire

State Building and the Statue of Liberty to the

culturally rich neighbourhoods like Harlem and

Flushing, “With Love, New York City” reflects the

city’s wide appeal. Fred Dixon, President and CEO

of NYC Tourism + Conventions, emphasised that

this campaign is a “love letter” to the city, inviting

the world to reconnect with the energy and

excitement of New York.

In addition to spotlighting famous attractions

like Times Square, Central Park, and Broadway,

the campaign also celebrates New York’s diverse

communities, cuisine, and cultural offerings.

It aims to draw attention to local businesses

and experiences that embody the spirit of the

city. The campaign will be rolled out across key

global markets, with a focus on Europe, Asia, and

Latin America, using digital platforms, outdoor

advertising, and strategic partnerships to capture

the attention of potential visitors.

The initiative is expected to play a vital role in

supporting New York’s tourism sector, driving

economic benefits for the city’s businesses and

residents. Through “With Love, New York City,”

NYC Tourism + Conventions aims to attract

millions of visitors, encouraging them to explore

the vibrant, resilient city and its ever-evolving

offers.

Stand: S7-300

Rupununi:

A hidden gem

of adventure in Guyana

At WTM London, the Rupununi region

of Guyana invites tourism professionals

to discover its breathtaking landscapes,

rich biodiversity, and unique cultural

experiences, offering exciting

opportunities for sustainable travel and

adventure tourism.

Rupununi, an expansive natural savannah,

covers 5,000 square miles (approximately

12,950 square km) of pristine grasslands,

rainforests, and mountains, making it one

of Guyana’s most stunning regions. With

its presence at WTM London, Rupununi

seeks to engage with global tourism

professionals and showcase the region’s

diverse offerings—from incredible wildlife

like jaguars and giant anteaters to outdoor

activities such as 4x4 drives, canoeing, and

nature photography.

Rupununi is home to vibrant indigenous

communities, including the Wapishana

and Makushi peoples, who offer visitors the

chance to immerse themselves in authentic

cultural experiences. Community-run ecolodges

like Surama and Rewa provide

sustainable travel options, ensuring a

positive impact on the local population.

The region also hosts a variety of events, such

as the Rupununi Music and Arts Festival and

thrilling rodeos at Easter. Rupununi offers

rich opportunities to develop partnerships

in eco-tourism and sustainable travel. Visitors

can explore local cuisine, including cassava

bread and tuma pot, while considering the

region’s unique blend of adventure, wildlife,

and culture, making it an ideal destination

for sustainable travel initiatives.

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MIDDLE EAST

& AFRICA

REGION UNDER

THE SPOTLIGHT

Facts

& Figures

Record-breaking growth

The Middle East led tourism recovery by regions in 2023, being the only region to overcome

pre-pandemic levels

+30.5% 26%

The Middle East recorded 93.5 million

international tourist arrivals in 2023,

up by 30.5% compared to 2019

The Middle East remained the best-performing

region in January-July 2024, with arrivals 26%

above 2019 levels.

The Middle-East was the star in tourism

recovery in 2023 as the only region which

recorded double-digit growth compared to

2019. Figures from UN Tourism show that the

region recorded 93.5 million international

tourist arrivals last year, up by 30.5%

compared to pre-pandemic year 2019. The

stellar performance was due to extraordinary

growth rates from destinations such as Qatar

(+90%) and Saudi Arabia (+56%).

According to the Saudi Central Bank, total

tourist arrivals in Saudi Arabia increased to 27

Million in 2023 up from 16.51 Million in 2022

thanks to the relaxation of travel conditions

and significant marketing budgets to

promote the destination around the world.

Spectacular projects such as NEOM or the

Red Sea should further boost the appeal

of the Kingdom, which projects 70 million

foreign tourists by 2030. The WTTC estimates

that the entire tourism sector will see its

contribution to Saudi Arabia GDP growing

from 11.5% in 2023 to 16% by 2034.

According to UN Tourism, the Middle East

remained the best-performing region from

January-July 2024, with arrivals climbing 26%

above 2019 levels. This is more than twice

the world average growth in tourism.

Several destinations in the region enjoyed

outstanding results through July 2024,

including Qatar (+147%), Saudi Arabia

(+73%) and Bahrain (+45% through June)

reports UN Tourism.

Relaxed laws on gaming in the United

Arab Emirates are set to further boost the

destination’s appeal. The first project of

a casino resort in the Emirate of Ras Al-

Khaimah will be the launching in 2027, by

American giant Wynn. Dubai is also working

on developing an off-shore “Island Dubai”,

near Jumeirah Beach. It would host three US

brands -the MGM, Bellagio and Aria.

According to the latest data from aviation

consultant OAG, air capacity in the Middle

East was up by 3.9% in October 2024

compared to 2023. International air capacity

is up by 2.5%, representing 18.5 million

seats. Both Saudi Arabia and the United Arab

Emirates saw capacity increase by a similar

volume in October, with between 618,000

and 622,000 additional seats.

Two Middle East hubs are among the top

10 busiest international airports in the

world: Dubai is number 1 with over 5.12

million seats and Doha Hamad International

number 10 with 2.66 million seats.

Meanwhile, Africa is also performing well.

According to UN Tourism, the continent

recovered well in 2023, ending last year with

96.2% of pre-pandemic visitors’ numbers.

This translated into 66.4 million international

arrivals last year compared to 69 million in

2019.

TOURISM TO AFRICA ON THE RISE

Tourism to Africa was stimulated by robust

demand from European markets, with

Ethiopia (+30%), Tanzania (+20%) and

Morocco (+11%) all exceeding their 2019

numbers through October or November

2023. Last year, North Africa exceeded its

2019 tourism performance by 5% with 26.9

million international arrivals.

The international air transport association

IATA also pointed to buoyant recovery in

international connectivity on intra-regional

routes and to Europe and the Middle East in

2023.

UN Tourism remains confident for 2024:

Africa already recorded 7% more arrivals

from January to July. Tanzania (+49%), Cabo

Verde (+34%), Morocco

(+32%) and Kenya (+10%) all exceeded their

2019 numbers in the first six to seven months

of 2024. North Africa continued to be a hit for

travellers, exceeding 2019 figures by 21.1%.

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MIDDLE

EAST

REGION UNDER

THE SPOTLIGHT

Saudi Arabia:

A leader in global tourism growth

Saudi Arabia’s tourism industry is experiencing unprecedented growth,

establishing itself as one of the world’s fastest-growing travel destinations

According to numbers provided by Saudi

Arabia, the Kingdom exceeded more

than 100 million tourists in 2023 (27.4

million international and 79.3 million

domestic tourists) - an overall increase of

more than 10% compared to 2022. This

significant achievement places Saudi

Arabia at 11 th in the world for tourist

arrivals.

One key driver of this success is Saudi’s

expanded e-visa programme, which

now includes 66 countries, making it

easier for tourists to visit the country. The

e-visa initiative has been a significant

contributor to growth, with double-digit

year-on-year increases in e-visas issued

in the first half of 2024. Additionally,

the Kingdom’s strategic partnerships

with major online booking platforms

and airlines have enhanced its global

connectivity, leading to a 13.4% increase

in international inbound capacity. This

includes notable expansions from key

markets such as China, where direct flights

have increased 2.5 times in 2024, and

Europe, where British Airways and lowcost

carriers like Transavia and Eurowings

are increasing their flights to Saudi Arabia.

The Kingdom’s appeal as a travel

“One key driver of

Saudi Arabia’s success

is the expanded

e-visa programme,

which now includes

66 countries”

destination is further boosted by its

rich cultural offerings, including worldrenowned

events like Riyadh Season,

which continues to attract international

attention with major concerts, sports

events, and cultural festivals. Saudi

Arabia has a wide range of nature-based

tourism on offer, with stargazing in AlUla

and luxury Red Sea experiences..

With a booming domestic market and

rapidly increasing international arrivals,

Saudi Arabia’s tourism sector is poised for

continued growth, solidifying its position

as a major player in the global tourism

landscape.

Stands: S8-212, S8-510 and S9-510

Powering tourism

growth:

Saudi Arabia’s highimpact

campaigns

Saudi Arabia’s tourism sector is experiencing

rapid expansion, highlighted by the launch

of the visually striking “This Land is Calling”

campaign, described by Fahd Hamidaddin,

CEO of the Saudi Tourism Authority, as “a

visually stunning invitation to the world”

. Directed by award-winning filmmaker

Antoine Bardou-Jaquet, the campaign

showcases the Kingdom’s breathtaking

landscapes, including AlUla and the Edge of

the World.

In parallel, the “Spectacular Saudi” campaign,

targeting the Indian market, has been equally

impactful. Alhasan Aldabbagh, President of

APAC Markets at the Saudi Tourism Authority,

emphasises India’s growing significance,

noting a 240% increase in leisure visits from

India in 2023.

With over 330 direct weekly flights, Saudi

Arabia is well on its way to making India one

of its top source markets by 2030.

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MIDDLE

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REGION UNDER

THE SPOTLIGHT

ADVERTORIAL

Soudah:

A new frontier for sustainable

mountain tourism

In the southwest of Saudi Arabia, the Aseer region is fast becoming one of

the kingdom’s most exciting new destinations, with Soudah at its heart

Known for its cool climate and rugged

mountain landscape, Soudah is poised

to become a key player in the luxury and

sustainable tourism market, supported

by the recently launched Soudah Peaks

masterplan.

Unveiled by HRH Crown Prince Mohammed

bin Salman, the Soudah Peaks project aims

to transform this picturesque area into a

luxurious mountain resort. With focus on

sustainable and eco-friendly development,

the project will position Soudah as a premier

destination for high-end tourism, catering

to travellers seeking exclusivity, adventure,

and authentic cultural experiences. For

professionals in the travel industry, Soudah

represents a new opportunity in Saudi

Arabia’s growing tourism sector—one that

aligns with both sustainability goals and the

evolving demands of modern travelers.

Grounded in

sustainability

At the core of the Soudah Peaks masterplan is

a commitment to sustainable development,

which is increasingly vital on the global

travel market. Spanning over 627 square

kilometres, the project will deliver a selection

of hospitality and residential units designed

to blend seamlessly with the natural

landscape.

The aim is to create a balance between

luxury tourism and environmental preservation,

which includes protecting the area’s

rich biodiversity and minimising the

development’s carbon footprint.

For travel professionals, this focus on

sustainability opens up a unique selling

point. As eco-conscious travel continues

to grow, Soudah’s commitment to the

environment positions it as a destination

where travellers can enjoy both luxury and

sustainability.

Leveraging Soudah’s

unique assets

Soudah’s appeal lies not only in its highaltitude

landscapes and cooler temperatures,

but also in its cultural richness. The area’s

highest point, Soudah Peak, offers an

ideal platform for hiking, nature trails, and

adventure activities, all while surrounded

by the lush greenery of the juniper forests.

This outdoor allure is complemented by the

proximity of the historic Rijal Almaa village, a

cultural gem that showcases traditional Asiri

architecture.

For tour operators and travel agencies, this

unique combination of nature and culture

offers diverse package possibilities, from

eco-tourism and adventure travel to luxury

stays with cultural immersion experiences.

A strategic investment

opportunity

Soudah Development, a Public Investment

Fund (PIF) company, is at the forefront of

transforming the region into a world-class

destination, in line with the goals of Saudi

Arabia’s Vision 2030. The project is expected

to create jobs and generate sustainable

economic growth for the region. Increased

air connectivity, and the development of

state-of-the-art facilities will make it easier

for international tour operators to include

Soudah in their Middle East portfolios.

For destination managers and travel

planners, Soudah’s upcoming infrastructure,

including luxury accommodations and

high-end services, offers a fresh, premium

destination with substantial growth

potential, particularly in the luxury and highvalue

traveller segments.

Stand: S7-520

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MIDDLE

EAST

REGION UNDER

THE SPOTLIGHT

Saudi Arabia’s cruise industry:

A new frontier for global tourism

Cruise Saudi is making waves on the

global tourism market and showcasing the

Kingdom’s growing cruise sector at WTM

London this year.

For tourism professionals, this offers

direct opportunities to connect, explore

partnerships, and capitalise on Saudi Arabia’s

emerging position as a premier cruise

destination.

Cruise Saudi, a fully-owned subsidiary

of the Public Investment Fund, is driving

the development of Saudi Arabia’s cruise

industry. It oversees the expansion of

port infrastructure in Jeddah, Yanbu, and

Dammam, while offering curated shore

excursions that highlight Saudi’s rich

heritage and landscapes. In 2023, Cruise

Saudi introduced AROYA Cruises setting sail

from Jeddah. AROYA Cruises offers a unique

product for tour operators, featuring a ship

that can host 3,362 passengers with 15

restaurants and 20 entertainment venues

designed to cater to diverse preferences.

Further enhancing its appeal, Cruise Saudi

is developing a private island in the Red

Sea, exclusive to cruise visitors, set to open

in December 2024. This development

provides new avenues for stakeholders to

engage in Saudi’s growing cruise market.

With sustainability at its core, Cruise Saudi’s

commitment to eco-friendly practices,

including joining the UN Global Compact,

ensures that it aligns with global trends in

responsible tourism.

Stand: S8-212

Qiddiya City: Redefining global

tourism through play

As one of Saudi Arabia’s flagship gigaprojects,

Qiddiya City is making its first

appearance at WTM to engage with global

trade partners and present its exciting

vision.

Located 40 minutes from Riyadh in the

scenic Tuwaiq Mountains, Qiddiya City

is ready to become a top destination for

leisure and entertainment. As part of Saudi

Vision 2030, Qiddiya brings together a mix

of attractions, from the much-anticipated

Aquarabia and Six Flags theme parks to

modern sports arenas and vibrant cultural

festivals. Designed for those seeking active

travel experiences, Qiddiya will offer a range

of activities, from outdoor adventures to

international sports competitions.

Set to open in 2025, Qiddiya is focused on

creating family-friendly attractions that cater

to visitors of all ages. With its participation

at WTM, Qiddiya aims to build connections

with industry professionals and explore

new partnerships. As a city built entirely for

play, Qiddiya is shaping a fresh approach

to tourism that blends leisure, culture, and

entertainment in ways that will engage and

inspire travelers from around the world.

Stand: S8-420

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REGION UNDER

AFRICA THE SPOTLIGHT

ADVERTORIAL

Rovos Rail celebrates

35 years of luxury train

travel through the

heart of Africa

Combining magnificent scenery with

the glamour of the golden age of leisure

travel, Rovos Rail takes passengers on

unforgettable journeys.

Since its creation in 1989, Rovos Rail has been

providing world-class travel experiences

with bespoke train safaris on beautiful rebuilt

trains that lead travellers though the heart of

Africa.

Rovos Rail’s vintage carriages unite the

charm of yesteryear with modern luxury

in 36 superbly appointed double and twin

suites for a maximum of 72 passengers.

Charter journeys are also available and Rovos

Rail’s special Events Train caters to up to 250

guests.

Rovos Rail provides journeys that last

from 48 hours to 15 nights connecting

some of the subcontinent’s greatest

destinations. Among shorter travel options

are three-night jaunts linking Pretoria and

Cape Town, and three or four-night trips that

take visitors to Victoria Falls to discover one of

the world’s greatest natural wonders. Longer

journeys include a Golf Safari, combining

golf and scenic beauty across nine nights

and 2,100km, and the 11-night Namibia

Safari, which crosses untamed deserts and

the wild Atlantic.

Complementing this exceptional offering

are Rovos Rail’s stately and elegant St James

Guesthouses overlooking Kalk Bay and St

James with majestic views across Cape

Town’s False Bay. Visitors to WTM London can

discover more details on Rovos Rail’s stand.

Stand: S12-240

Discover the heart of ancient

Egypt in the Nile Valley

Stretching from Cairo to Aswan, the

Nile Valley offers travellers a rich

mix of ancient history, awe-inspiring

monuments, and vibrant cultural

experiences. From the iconic pyramids

to the peaceful Nile River, this region

is at the heart of Egypt’s millennia-old

civilisation.

On display at WTM London this year, the

Nile Valley in Egypt offers a deep connection

to the ancient civilisation, showcasing

some of the world’s most iconic historical

sites. From the Great Pyramids of Giza to

the Valley of the Kings in Luxor and the

temples of Karnak, this region provides a

window into Egypt’s rich past. Travellers can

explore these awe-inspiring landmarks and

experience the grandeur of Egypt’s ancient

culture.

Beyond the historical marvels, the Nile River

itself serves as a tranquil backdrop to many

activities. A traditional felucca ride down

the river offers a peaceful way to take in

Egypt’s serene landscapes and fertile lands.

The Nile Valley is also full of local culture.

Bustling souks filled with crafts, spices,

and local delicacies, such as ful medames

and koshari, are key attractions for visitors.

The region celebrates its heritage through

festivals like the Sun Festival at Abu

Simbel, drawing crowds for this impressive

alignment of the sun with ancient temples.

With a growing focus on eco-tourism,

the Nile Valley’s diverse landscapes offer

opportunities for birdwatching, hiking,

and exploring the natural wonders that

complement its historical treasures. This

combination of culture, history, and nature

makes the Nile Valley a top destination for

travellers around the world.

Stand: S12-210

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TRANSPORTATION Facts

& Figures

Airlines expect

an outstanding year

All the numbers point to continuous growth in air transport around the world as pent-up

demand seems unbroken: 2024 is likely to break all previous records

36.9%

Year-on-year growth in

126.1%

the aviation sector

126.1% growth in revenue-passenger kilometres

for airlines in Asia compared to 2022

The International Airlines Association (IATA)

was upbeat earlier this year. After all the woes

that airlines faced due to Covid, 2023 was

marked by strong industry-wide recovery.

The aviation sector achieved a remarkable

36.9% year-on-year (YoY) growth, as

traffic, measured in revenue passengerkilometres

(RPKs), reached 94.1% of 2019

levels, compared to 68.7% in 2022. Pent-up

demand was matched by seat supply. The

industry-wide load factor stood at 82.3% in

2023.

All regions contributed to these

developments by achieving resilient growth

in international passenger traffic. The fastest

growth was recorded in Asia with airlines

growing 126.1% in RPKs compared to 2022.

This was largely due to the lifting of strict

travel restrictions. North American carriers

surpassed their 2019 record by 1.4%, leading

the regions in terms of international recovery.

2024 is on track to achieve a new record.

According to data released by IATA for the

period January-August 2024, total demand

was up 8.6% RPK compared to August 2023.

International demand expanded even faster,

up 10.6% compared to August 2023 while

capacity was up 10.1%.

Total capacity, measured in available seat

kilometres (ASK), was up 6.5% year-on-year.

The August load factor was 86.2% (+1.6ppt

compared to August 2023), a new record

high.

“The market for air travel is hot and airlines

are doing a great job at meeting the growing

demand. Efficiency gains have driven load

factors to record highs while the 6.5%

capacity increase demonstrates resilience

despite supply chain issues and infrastructure

deficiencies,” commented Willie Walsh, IATA’s

Director General.

All regions showed growth for international

passenger markets in August 2024 compared

to August 2023. Ticket sales in May-July for

travel in August-September showed a 6.6%

year-on-year increase, which bodes well for

further strong growth this year.

Asia-Pacific airlines achieved a 19.9%

year-on-year increase in demand. Capacity

increased 18.8% year-on-year and the

load factor was 85.2% (+0.8ppt compared

to August 2023). IATA believes that Asia-

Pacific airlines should finish the year at just 8

percentage points from full recovery to prepandemic

volumes.

European carriers saw a 9.1% year-onyear

increase in demand. Capacity increased

8.5% year-on-year, and the load factor was

87.2% (+0.5ppt compared to August 2023).

The Europe-Asia route was by far the fastestgrowing,

but it is still below its 2019 peak.

Middle Eastern carriers saw a 4.9% year-onyear

increase in demand. Capacity increased

5.6% year-on-year and the load factor was

82.5% (-0.6ppt compared to August 2023).

Ongoing political developments in the

region could however have a dampening

effect in coming months.

North American carriers saw a 4.3% yearon-year

increase in demand while capacity

increased 3.8% year-on-year. The load factor

reached 88.2% (+0.4 ppt compared to

August 2023).

Latin American airlines saw a 13.6%

year-on-year increase in demand. Capacity

climbed 15.2% year-on-year. The load factor

was 85.1% (-1.2ppt compared to August

2023).

African airlines saw a 10.1% year-on-year

increase in demand. Capacity was up 7.3%

year-on-year with more seats put on the

market as airlines open new flights. The load

factor rose to 77.8% (+2.0ppt compared to

August 2023).

Aviation Trends:

A Reflection on the Past,

Present, and Future for

the Sector

Tuesday, 5 November

4:30pm - 5:15pm

Yellow Theatre

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EXPERIENCES Facts

& Figures

Experience is key to making

destinations unique

Today, authenticity is a main driver of travellers’ expectations when choosing a destination

While the desire for travel remains high

around the world, there are changing

patterns in the way tourists perceive

their travel experiences. Authenticity and

uniqueness are increasingly a criteria for

travellers: they are looking for something

unique and memorable.

The experience economy in tourism is a

major driver of the industry as destinations

across the world compete to offer the most

original and exciting experiences.

Experiences can apply to many types of

activities. It can encompass living with

locals, participating in daily activities such

as farming, and fishing; volunteer travel

(also called voluntourism); immersive tours;

culinary learning; cultural experiences; and

adventure tourism. There is no shortage of

options for travellers.

As some traditional destinations are

suffering from over-tourism and overcommercialisation,

the search for an

authentic experience can provide an

opportunity for smaller destinations to

become more popular with travellers.

According to the Travel Trends Survey 2024

of Tourism Economics, 8% of consumers are

more interested (and only 9% less interested)

in undertaking longer trips to see and

experience more while travelling compared

to five years ago. The same survey indicates

that the range of things to see and do is a key

motivating factor in undertaking domestic

and international travel.

With destinations around the world

competing to offer the most exciting, unique

experiences, the choice is consequently

becoming larger.

Surfing in MENA gets an upgrade with

“Bahrain Surf Park – Club Hawaii Experience”

Bahrain’s Real Estate Investment

Company Edamah has announced

the launch of the region’s first surf

park to be powered by cutting-edge

Wavegarden Cove technology. “Bahrain

Surf Park - Club Hawaii Experience” is a

groundbreaking initiative set to redefine

Bahrain’s tourism landscape, introducing

exciting leisure opportunities that will

enhance the Kingdom’s appeal as a

premier destination for adventure and

recreation.

The surf park, which will be located within the

award-winning Bilaj Al Jazayer development

on Bahrain’s southwest coast, is scheduled

to open in 2026. This ambitious project is

expected to attract 300,000 annual visitors,

offering a world-class surfing experience

for all skill levels. The Wavegarden Cove

technology will produce up to 1,000 waves

per hour, catering to beginners and elite

surfers alike.

His Excellency Shaikh Abdulla bin Khalifa Al

Khalifa, CEO of Mumtalakat and Chairman

of Edamah, stated, “We are excited to

announce the development of ‘Bahrain Surf

Park - Club Hawaii Experience’ which will

be transformational for the tourism and

recreation sectors in the Kingdom of Bahrain.”

The park will also feature F&B outlets, event

spaces, retail stores, and plans to host major

events, including an international surfing

competition in 2026.

Stand: S10-222

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TECHNOLOGY Facts

& Figures

Today’s travel industry

unthinkable without AI

Frictionless travel is the new standard in tourism, making it essential that the industry

understands changes in the way digital tools and services are proposed to travellers.

Artificial Intelligence is at the heart of this revolution

Over 70% of tourism professionals agree that new

technologies such as those using AI will make the

70% travel and tourism sector more successful

73% of business travel decision makers use

some type of expense management software

73% to manage travel for employees

Major new reports from the World Travel &

Tourism Council (WTTC) and

Microsoft highlight the transformative

power of AI (Artificial Intelligence) for Travel

& Tourism, marking a commitment to a

digital future with unparalleled customer

experiences. WTTC acknowledges the

crucial importance of AI in revolutionising

the sector.

This is backed up by the travel industry.

According to the Travel Industry Monitor

2024 issued by Tourism Economics, over

70% of tourism professionals agree that new

technologies such as those using AI will

make the travel and tourism sector more

successful.

AI and other digital tools are already widely

being used by companies. According to the

2023 Amex Trendex: Business Travel Edition,

nearly 70% of companies reported that they

currently leverage traditional AI and other

technologies to manage certain aspects

of travel. Among them are safety/security

(67%), followed by functionality (56%),

training (53%) and cost of AI solution (53%).

While the survey looks only at business

travel, it gives important information about

ways companies are using AI.

In its study, Amex looked at AI and other

advanced technologies’ use at every stage

of the journey, from planning to post-trip

procedures.

PRE-TRIP

Business travellers want frictionless

experiences, and companies play a critical

role in ensuring that their solutions meet

their employees’ travel needs. Virtual Cards

help to automatically configure policy

controls and spending parameters. In the

Amex survey, 73% of business travel decision

makers already with virtual cards predict to

increase its use for employee business travel.

DURING THE TRIP

AI is emerging as a flexible and agile solution

to manage even the most unexpected

itinerary changes. The Amex survey

found 40% of companies use AI to ensure

employee expenses adhere to company

policy as spontaneous updates are made to

accommodate changes that occur during

the trip, or to find the right support in

case of medical care or other unexpected

circumstances.

POST-TRIP

AI and other technologies help travellers to

report and complete expenses as quickly

and easily as possible. According to Amex

Trendex, nearly three-quarters (73%) of

business travel decision makers use some

type of expense management software to

manage travel for employees, and companies

are using digital technology to automate the

expense management process.

With AI and accompanying digital

technologies becoming the norm in the

preparation and execution of a trip, World

Travel Market London is focusing this year’s

Technology Track sessions around how

sellers and suppliers of travel can address

the ongoing headaches travellers face when

they search, shop, book and pay for their trip.

Technology Summit:

The Frictionless Future

of Travel

Tuesday, 5 November

10:00am - 1:15pm

Purple Theatre

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ACCOMMODATION Facts

& Figures

Asia Pacific takes the lead again as

accommodation grows worldwide

A buoyant accommodation market is predicted for years to come as demand remains

strong across the globe

2.4

million rooms

Over 2.4 million rooms in

construction or planning around

the world

24

million

Predicted total of 24 million

overnights in paid accommodation

in 2024

While the exact number of the world’s hotel

rooms is almost impossible to determine

precisely, we have comprehensive data

provided by STR - a global supplier in

hospitality data benchmarking for 40 years.

STR estimates there were 17.5 million guestrooms

in 187,000 hotels worldwide in 2020.

A more precise figure is not available due

to factors including lack of data on smaller

properties and the fluctuating definition

of accommodation from one country to

another.

However there is more precise data on

ongoing projects in the hotel industry, in

construction and planning. CoStar Group,

Inc. - owner of STR and a provider of online

real estate marketplaces, information and

analytics in property markets - released

some information about hotel development

in June 2024.

According to their analysis, the world had

a total of 2,457,614 million rooms under

contract (i.e. in construction, final planning

and planning). The largest number of projects

is located in Asia Pacific with 918,983 rooms

(+4.5% compared to June 2023) including

503,770 rooms currently in construction

(+4.4%). China has the largest number of

hotel rooms in construction representing

63% of the region’s supply.

Asia Pacific is followed by the Americas

with 893,816 rooms (+17.8%). This includes

208,718 rooms in construction (+8.3%).

The USA are leading with a total of 157,713

rooms in construction.

The largest number

of projects is located

in Asia Pacific with a

total of 918,983 rooms

(+4.5% compared

to June 2023)

including 503,770

rooms currently in

construction

Europe is the third largest region in terms

of rooms under contract. CoStar Group/

STR give a figure of 419,750 rooms (-3.8%)

including 165,858 rooms in construction

(-2.4%). Germany shows the largest number

of rooms in construction at 27,302, closely

followed by the UK at 25,312.

Finally Africa and the Middle East have a total

of 225,065 rooms (-4.2%) under contract with

109,005 rooms (-5.6%) in construction. The

biggest activity in the region is happening

in Saudi Arabia with 42,786 rooms in

construction.

STR indicates that regional demand and

RevPAR (revenue per available room) are

expected to rise annually across the world

from 2024 through 2028. Long-term ADR

(average daily rate) growth should likewise

remain stable.

Meanwhile, in its Travel Trends Survey 2024,

Tourism Economics predicts a very strong

year for the hospitality industry. It expects

a total of 24 million overnights in paid

accommodation in 2024 (up 16% compared

to 2019 and up 7% compared to 2023).

Domestic demand has led the recovery with

overnights up 19% compared to 2019 and

up 3% on 2023. By comparison, international

travel is now more dynamic with overnights

up 9% compared to 2019 and up 17% on

2023.

Finally, Tourism Economics sees mid-range

and short-term rental accommodation as

increasingly appealing.

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Waldorf Astoria set to expand its luxury

portfolio with a new hotel in Madinah

Hilton has announced a significant expansion of its prestigious luxury brand with the

introduction of the first Waldorf Astoria hotel in Madinah, Saudi Arabia. Scheduled to open in

2028, this new development reflects the brand’s commitment to establishing luxurious and

exclusive properties in key global destinations, further cementing its presence in the Middle East

The Waldorf Astoria Madinah will be

developed in partnership with Taiba

Investments, a leading Saudi Arabian

real estate developer. The hotel will be

strategically located near Al Masjid Al Nabawi,

the Prophet’s Mosque, offering unparalleled

access for pilgrims and visitors seeking a

high-end stay in the holy city. This prime

location positions Waldorf Astoria Madinah

as a new standard of luxury for those visiting

one of the most significant religious sites in

Islam.

The hotel will feature 142 elegantly designed

guest rooms and suites, offering guests both

comfort and luxury. Known for its timeless

elegance, Waldorf Astoria Madinah will

bring the brand’s iconic True Waldorf Service

to the city. Guests can expect bespoke,

personalised experiences from dedicated

staff, ensuring their every need is met with

care and attention.

In addition to luxurious accommodation,

the hotel will offer a range of upscale dining

options, showcasing both international

and local cuisines. The culinary experiences

are set to become a highlight of the hotel,

providing guests with world-class dining in

a sophisticated setting. Furthermore, a stateof-the-art

wellness spa will allow guests to

relax and rejuvenate in an atmosphere of

tranquility, away from the bustling city.

The introduction of Waldorf Astoria in

Madinah underscores Hilton’s strategy

to expand its footprint in key markets,

particularly in Saudi Arabia, where tourism

is rapidly growing in line with Saudi

Vision 2030. This development not only

meets the increasing demand for luxury

accommodation but also enhances the

guest experience for pilgrims, providing

a unique combination of spirituality and

comfort.

With a focus on design, service, and luxurious

amenities, Waldorf Astoria Madinah is poised

to become a landmark property that caters

to both leisure and religious travellers,

offering a blend of modern luxury and

traditional hospitality. As the first Waldorf

Astoria in Madinah, this hotel will add to the

luxury landscape in the city, elevating the

experience for visitors to the holy city for

years to come.

Stand: S3-210

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SUSTAINABLE

TOURISM Facts

& Figures

Sustainability increasingly

supports the growth of tourism

Years of fighting to make tourism more sustainable are finally bearing fruit. The industry

is increasingly adopting inclusive, sustainable employment policies in parallel to

environmentally-friendly practices as revealed by the World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC)

latest Environmental & Social Research

45% of consumers say they are likely change

their travel behaviour in the future to limit

45% their carbon footprint

6.7%

Travel & Tourism accounted for 6.7% of

all emissions globally, down from 7.8%

in 2019

Tourism is perceived by most countries

as an important element of economic

development as it has the power to rapidly

bring jobs and consequently wealth for a

large portion of the world’s population.

Tourism and travel appear as a key sector

to foster sustainable and inclusive socioeconomic

development.

Sustainability in travel and tourism includes

also the adoption of measures to help

protect the environment and preserve the

natural resources of planet earth.

The recently hosted World Travel & Tourism

Council’s (WTTC) 24th Global Summit in

Perth, Australia, provided an opportunity to

update its ground-breaking environmental

footprint data.

CLEANER TOURISM ACTIVITIES

WTTC’s latest Environmental & Social

Research (ESR) reveals that 2023 travel &

tourism accounted for 6.7% of all emissions

globally, down from 7.8% in 2019, when the

sector was at its peak.

This achievement is particularly remarkable

as travel and tourism’s contribution to global

GDP almost reached pre-pandemic levels

at US$9.9 trillion, just 4% below the sector’s

peak. Yet in 2023 global greenhouse gas

(GHG) emissions were 12% below the 2019

peak, with GHG intensity (emissions per unit

of GDP) falling 8.4%. This demonstrates the

sector’s growth is becoming cleaner.

“The travel & tourism sector is proving that

we can grow responsibly,” said Julia Simpson,

WTTC President & CEO. “We’re decoupling

growth from emissions - travel & tourism is

expanding economically while lowering its

environmental footprint,” she added.

Translated into numbers, the sector’s reliance

on fossil fuel energy sources (oil, coal, and

natural gas) dropped to 88.2% in 2023 from

90% in 2019. The share of low-carbon energy

sources (nuclear and renewables) increased

from 5.1% in 2019 to 5.9% in 2023, reflecting

ongoing efforts to reduce dependence on

fossil fuels.

“This is a defining moment, proving that

innovation and sustainability go hand in

hand in shaping the future of global tourism,”

said Simpson.

Sustainable practices in tourism is also

progressing as 45% of consumers say they

are likely change their travel behaviour in the

future to limit their carbon footprint.

Sustainability is also the way the tourism

sector has contributed to lift millions of

people from poverty - particularly women

and younger generations. While the Covid

pandemic led to job losses across the

tourism sector, it has only been temporary.

In 2022, the WTTC indicates that tourism

directly employed 16.1 million young people

and 42 million women. Nearly 35 million

direct travel & tourism jobs were categorised

as high-wage.

Sustainability Summit:

The Rise of Regenerative

Tourism, A Paradigm

Shift

Wednesday, 6 November

1:30pm - 1:45pm

Orange Theatre

51

DEAI Facts

& Figures

Tourism to embrace Diversity,

Equality, Accessibility and Inclusion

Tourism must strengthen its commitment to diversity and equality to all

73%

of travellers from diverse backgrounds

70%

do not feel that the industry is inclusive

f travellers do not think providers

are offering products or services

tailored to diverse needs

Travellers as well as the entire travel

and tourism sector are conscious of the

importance of being inclusive by fostering

diversity, equality and accessibility to all.

While welcoming anyone is the very DNA

of the tourism industry, it is increasingly

important to assess it and provide the right

policies to strengthen these commitments.

There is a risk of ‘diversity washing’. It is not

uncommon to see destinations, tourism

businesses and organisations promote

their commitments to diversity, equity,

accessibility, inclusion and intersectionality

as a benefit to their brands and their bottom

lines.

DEAI (Diversity, Equity, Accessibility and

Inclusion) is a long term commitment and

this is what WTM London wants to highlight

at a series of conferences on Tuesday 5

November in the Purple Theatre from 1:45

pm onwards.

Uwern Jong, Experientialist-in-Chief of

OutThere magazine, believes that to truly

harness the power of diversity, accessibility,

equality, inclusion, and intersectionality

in travel and hospitality, destinations,

businesses and organisations must move

beyond mere promises and commitments

to transform inclusive ideals into concrete,

proactive and impactful actions.

There is still progress to be made. A recent

report by PwC found that the travel industry

falls behind the 70% par rating for other

industries when it comes to DEAI.

However the WTTC’s first-ever global Travel &

Tourism report focusing on DEAI found that

the travel, tourism and hospitality industries

are making greater DEAI efforts.

Tourism companies are paying more

attention than ever to creating a sense of

belonging for their employees and guests,

regardless of who they are or where they

come from.

Ongoing challenges

The insights make it clear that while

inclusivity remains a core strength of the

industry, it is also a formidable challenge.

In a survey released last year, OutThere, a

diversity-driven travel publication, found that

73% of travellers from diverse backgrounds

do not feel that the industry is inclusive of

today’s diverse traveller demographics.

66% do not think providers are offering

products or services that are tailored,

personalised or individual to diverse needs

and 62% do not believe that those employed

by travel providers are adequately trained to

deal with diverse guests.

OutThere also found that 62% of employees

in hospitality and tourism feel that there is far

more that needs to be done when it comes

to levelling the playing field in the workplace.

To make a real difference, the tourism

industry must move from words to action

by effectively embracing and meeting the

needs of all people – both in the workforce,

but also end-consumers/travellers – from all

backgrounds, with diverse perspectives, in a

purposeful way.

DEAI Summit is taking place

from 1:15pm to 5:00pm, with

dedicated networking drinks

from 5:00-6:00pm, on the

opening day of this year’s

event (Tuesday, 5 November)

Purple Theatre

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WTM London

Exhibitor Directory

COMPAGNY NAME STANDS COMPAGNY NAME STANDS COMPAGNY NAME STANDS

Europe

#GoEurope DMC N7-210

#visitfrankfurt - Frankfurt Tourism Board N6-410

3HB Hotels N4-200

4cycling 'n trek N3-210

5 TERRE HOLIDAYS BY CONFARTIGIANATO

TURISMO LA SPEZIA N3-200

A&L Travel N2-210

A.R. Eland Tours Ltd. N2-200

A.TSOKKOS HOTELS PUBLIC LTD N3-220

AA VIAJES MASTER INTERNACIONAL N5-510

ABAQ DMC SPAIN SL N5-210

ABBA HOTELS N4-210

ABBA Voyage N7-400

Abbey - The Destination Experts N7-200

Abbey - The Destination Experts N7-210

ABC TRAVEL N3-200

AC Tours Ireland Ltd N7-200

ACACIA HOTELS N3-210

Acampora Travel & Acampora Hotels N3-200

ACAVe N6-200

ACCION MK N5-510

Accueil & Tradition - Restaurants N7-502

ACE TOUR OPERATOR N3-200

Açoreana DMC N4-200

Across Spain DMC & Leisure Travel N6-200

ACTIVE HOLIDAYS ROMANIA N6-300

Adalı Otelcilik Tur. Org. TIC. AŞ. N8-610

Adams Beach Hotel N3-220

Adria Dental Group N9-210

Adriatic DMC N9-210

Aer Lingus N7-200

Africa Israel Hotels N2-200

AG GROUP ITALY - YOUR GATEWAY TO ITALY N3-200

Agencia Abreu N4-200

Agency Van Gogh DMC Slovenia N9-200

AGENZIA TURMO TRAVEL N4-500

Agua Hotels Spa & Resorts N4-200

Air Montenegro N9-406

Air Serbia N8-402

airBaltic N7-420

Airport Transfer Cars Ltd N7-517

Aisne-Champagne Tourisme N2-210

Ajuntament d'Alcúdia N5-220

Ajuntament d'Andratx N5-220

Ajuntament de Calviá N5-220

Ajuntament de Capdepera N5-220

Ajuntament de Felanitx N5-220

Ajuntament de Llucmajor N5-220

Ajuntament de Sant Antoni de Portmany N5-420

Ajuntament de Sant Josep de Sa Talaia N5-420

Ajuntament de Santanyí N5-220

Ajuntament de Ses Salines N5-220

Ajuntament Eivissa N5-420

AKAY TRAVEL SERVICE N8-210

AKKA HOTELS N8-210

AKRA HOTELS N8-210

ALANYA TOURISM PROMOTION FOUNDATION N8-210

ALBATROS BEACH HOTEL - TAORMINA RIVIERA N3-210

ALBENA HOTELS AND RESORT N6-210

Albergo diffuso Antica Dimora del Gruccione N4-500

Aldu Experience ehf N5-118

Alean Company N7-520

Alentejo N4-200

Alfa 21 N3-200

Algarexperience - Enjoy the Sea N4-200

Algarve N4-200

ALICANTE CITY & BEACH N5-520

ALILAGUNA N3-510

ALL TRAVEL N5-210

Allbeds/CDV N5-520

ALOSCHI BROS

Alpine Sterling DMC N3-420

Alpinia Hotels Bohinj N9-200

ALTAI DMC N3-210

AMA Islantilla Resort N5-210

AMATHUS CORPORATION N3-220

Amazing Evolution N4-200

AMAZING HERITAGE, DOLOMITES - PROSECCO - VENICEN3-510

AMBASSADOR GROUP N8-320

Ambassador Travel Croatia N9-100

Amber Tours N7-422

Amendoeira Golf Resort N4-200

Amiel N2-200

Aminess Hotels&Campsites N9-210

AMO ITALY TRAVEL N3-210

ANDALUCIA EXPERIENCIAS N5-210

ANDALUCIA RURAL TOURS N5-210

ANDALUSI CLUB N5-210

Andalusia Tourism Board N5-210

ANDALUSIA TRAVEL TOUR N5-210

ANDRE TOURS DMC PORTUGAL N4-200

Angela Shanley Associates N7-210

Antalya Metropolitan Municipality N8-618

Antalya Tourism Union (ANTAB) N8-618

ANXUR TOURS N3-210

AP Hotels & resorts N4-200

APARTAMENTOS LEO N5-210

APHA N5-520

Aphrodite Hills Resort N3-220

Aqua Hotel Grup N6-200

Aqua Natura Hotels N4-200

Aqualuz Lagos By The Editory N4-200

AR TOUR PRAGUE DMC N8-320

Arbatax Park Resort & SPA N4-500

ARCHEARTE N3-210

ArcheoTrekking "Natura e Cultura da Viaggio" N3-210

Arctic Adventures N7-300

Arctic Lakeland Finland/Visit Vuokatti, Paljakka Resort N6-312

Arctic Treehouse Hotel/Lapland Luxury DMC N6-312

ARENA DI VERONA OPERA FESTIVAL N3-510

Armen Tour LLC N6-400

Armenia by ESI DMC ARMENIA N6-400

Armenia by Nueva Vista DMC N6-400

Armenia Holidays N6-400

Ars Longa Travel N9-200

ARTESRED. FLAMENCO THEATERS OF ANDALUSIA N5-210

AS Hotels Milan - Monza - Italy N3-210

Ashling Hotel Dublin N7-200

ASKOS TOURS N3-210

ASOCIACIÓN TABLAOS FLAMENCO IN GREATER MADRID N4-210

Association Cyprus Tourist Enterprises - ACTE N3-220

ASSOCIAZIONE TURISTICA DI QUARTU SANT'ELENA N4-500

Assohotel Confesercenti Pesaro Urbino N3-210

ASTURIAS GREEN SPAIN N4-210

AT Experiences N7-300

AT HERBAL HOTEL N3-220

ATG Entertainment N8-100

ATL del Cuneese (Tourist Board of the Cuneo Region -

Piemonte - Italy) N3-200

ATL Terre dell'Alto Piemonte N3-200

Atomium N7-502

ATOUT FRANCE N2-210

ATS TRAVEL N7-200

ATV srl - LAKE GARDA & VERONA BUS SERVICE N3-510

ATVO SPA - Public Bus Transport, Airport Transfers

and Coach Hire Service N3-510

ATYPIO N2-210

AUDITORIUM PARCO DELLA MUSICA N3-210

AUGUSTA BALNEO & SPA HOTEL N6-210

AugustusTours N6-410

Autatlantis Rent-a-Car N4-200

Authentic Amalfi Coast N3-210

AUTOCARES CASAL N5-210

Avant Grup N6-200

Avanti West Coast N7-210

AVATAR TOUR LTD – Leading DMC for Bulgaria

& the Balkans N6-210

AVE Cities Network - Red Ciudades AVE N5-210

Aveleda SA N4-200

AVI Travel N3-200

Avoriaz N2-210

Avra Tours SA N3-502

AX Hotels N3-420

Axis Hoteis N4-200

AXYHOTELS N3-200

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AYA Travel N8-202

Ayia Napa - Protaras, Famagusta Region Tourism Board N3-220

AYUNTAMIENTO DE LOGROÑO N4-210

Ayuntamiento de San Fulgencio N5-520

Azerbaijan Airlines N7-520

Azerbaijan Tourism Board N7-520

AZIA RESORT & SPA N3-220

AZIMUT TOUR OPERATOR N3-200

Azores N4-200

Azores Easy Rent N4-200

Azoris Hotels & Leisure N4-200

Azur Portugal N4-200

AZZ Hoteles N5-210

Bacardi Brand Homes UK N7-210

BAGLIO ONETO DEI PRINCIPI DI SAN LORENZO-

LUXURY WINE RESORT N3-210

Bahia Principe Hotels & Resorts N5-200

BAIA LARA HOTEL N8-210

BAJA HOTELS N4-500

BAJALOGLIA RESORT N4-500

Baku Holiday Travel N7-520

Baku Marriott Hotel Boulevard N7-520

Balearic Islands Agency for Tourism Strategy (AETIB) N5-220

Balkan Holidays N6-210

BALKAN PRIME TOURS N6-210

Balkan&more N8-402

Baltic Blues Travel N7-422

Baltic Nature Tourism N7-420

BALTICVISION N7-420

BARCELÓ HOTEL GROUP N4-210

Barceló Hotel Group N5-220

Barceló Hotel Group Czech Republic N8-320

Bardonecchia Tourism Consortium N3-200

BARUT HOTELS N8-210

BASQUE COUNTRY N4-210

BATANI SELECT HOTELS & TRAVEL N3-200

BE IN ITALY SRLS N3-200

N3-210

Be Live Hotels N5-200

BEDS 4 GREECE S. A. N2-418

Bee Tours N7-520

Belgium - visit.brussels N7-502

Belgium - VISITWallonia.be N7-500

BELMARE TRAVEL SRL N3-210

BENALMA N5-510

BENALMADENA BEACH HOTEL N5-510

BENALMADENA TOWN HALL N5-510

Benetour Tour Operator N3-200

BENIDORM N5-520

Bensaude Turismo - Azores N4-200

Beppler & Jacobson Montenegro doo N9-406

Berlin Tourismus and Kongress GmbH N8-400

BeSafe Group N3-200

BEST HOTELS N5-210

Best of Europe N7-406

BEST OF SWITZERLAND TOURS N7-320

Best Western Premier Malta N3-420

BETUYAB BELEK YATIRIMCILARI TURIZM

ORTAK GIRISIMI A.S N9-305

Beverly Travel N3-210

Beyond Classic Travel N8-320

BH Vision Travel N6-314

Bianco Riccio Suite Hotel N3-210

Big Ben Coaches - Executive Travel N7-210

BIKESPLUS N3-200

BILBAO EKINTZA EPEL N4-210

BIZNAGAMAR N5-510

BIZY CYCLE TOURS N4-210

Blandy Travel N4-200

Bled Rose hotel N9-200

Blenheim Palace N7-410

Blu Hotels N3-200

BLU WELCOME TRAVEL incoming Italia N3-210

Blue And White Tours N3-220

BLUE HOUSE ARENAL SEVILLE N5-210

Blue Lagoon Group Greece N3-501

Blue Lagoon Iceland N7-300

Bluesun Hotels&Resorts N9-210

BLUSERENA HOTELS & RESORTS N3-200

Bodleian Libraries, University of Oxford N7-210

BOHEMIA N6-108

Bohemia Suites & Spa N5-200

Bohinj Eco Hotel / Sunrose 7 N9-200

Boiana-MG Travel Company N6-210

BOLOGNA TOUR - BEST ITALY TOUR N3-200

BOLOGNA WELCOME INCOMING TRAVEL AGENCY N3-200

Bookline + Connectivity x Tech Tourism Cluster N6-200

BOOKROAD TRAVEL N4-210

BookYourWeddingDay.com N3-220

Boost Urban Thrills N4-200

Bosnian Tour Operator N6-314

Boutique hotel Tesoretto suites spa & restaurant N3-210

Boutique Hotel Torre di Cala Piccola N3-200

Boutique Travel Group N3-200

Bratislava Tourist Board N6-310

Brava Hoteles N6-200

Brittany Ferries N2-210

Brussels Beer Project N7-502

Brussels City Tours / Keolis Travel N7-502

BTG N7-422

BUCINTORO VIAGGI N3-510

Bursa Culture Tourism and Promotion Union N8-210

BusTravel Iceland N7-300

Buzz DMC N4-200

Bv Hotels & Resorts N3-210

BWH Hotels Italia & Malta N3-200

By14 & Savoy Hotels N2-200

C.I.A.O A.M.I.C.O. Hostelling International N3-210

CADIZ TOURISM BOARD N5-210

Cadw N7-210

CALDANA EUROPE TRAVEL DMC N3-210

Calpe-Costa Blanca N5-520

Camaleon Tours N7-406

CAMBRAI AREA TOURISM N2-210

Cambria@ASA N7-210

Campania Region N3-210

CAMPI FLEGREI ACTIVE N3-210

Canarian Hospitality S.L. N5-200

Canarias.com N5-200

Canary Islands. N5-200

Canaryshuttle N5-200

CANTABRIA - GREEN SPAIN N4-210

CAP GROUP SRL -TRY NATURE TOUR OPERATOR N3-210

CAP ST GEORGES HOTEL N3-220

CAPITAL COAST N3-220

Capital Travel N8-202

Capitolo Riviera N3-200

Capo Bay Hotel N3-220

Captain Morgan Opera tors Ltd. N3-420

CARAVANTOURS TOUR OPERATOR N3-200

Cardo Brussels, Autograph Collection N7-502

CARPATHIAN TRAVEL CENTER N6-300

Carroll's Tours N7-200

Casa Manfredi homes & villas N3-210

CASA SANTNI x ROC SEVEN N2-210

Cashel Travel N7-210

Casino Mediterraneo N5-520

CASSATA TRAVEL N3-210

CASTELLO DI ROCCA CILENTO E CASTELLO LIMATOLA N3-210

CASTELLO DI TAORMINA N3-210

Castello Vicchiomaggio N3-200

CASTELLÓN N5-520

CASTILLA - LA MANCHA (SPAIN) TOURISM BOARD N4-210

CASTILLA Y LEON TOURISM BOARD N4-210

Catalonia - Catalan Tourist Board N6-200

Caucasus Holidays LLC N6-400

Caucasus Travel N8-202

Causeway Coastal Route N7-200

CAVALIERI ART HOTEL N3-420

Cavern City Tours N7-210

Cénica Porto Hotel, Curio Collection by Hilton N4-200

CENTAURO RENT A CAR N4-210

Central Dalmatia N9-210

Centro de Portugal N4-200

Centros de Arte, Cultura y Turismo Lanzarote N5-200

CENTURY INCOMING N4-210

Česká centrála cestovního ruchu – CzechTourism N8-320

Champions Travel Ltd N6-128

Chateau Mukhrani N8-202

Chocolaterie Concept Chocolate N7-502

Choice Hotel Group N7-200

c-hotels N3-200

Ciao Florence - Italian Experiences N2-118

CICAR - Canary Islands Car N5-104

CILENTOUR N3-210

Circuit de Barcelona - Catalunya N6-200

City Cruises N7-210

City of Brno N8-320

CITY OF DREAMS MEDITERRANEAN N3-220

City of Łódź N7-220

City of Rome N3-210

Cityrama Gray Line Portugal N4-200

Clermont Hotel Group N7-210

CLICK2TRAVEL N6-300

Cliffs of Moher Experience N7-200

CLUB DEL SOLE N3-200

Club Esse Hotels & Resorts N3-210

Club Magellan N6-210

CM.com N7-406

Coastal Cottages of Pembrokeshire N7-210

Collines et Plaines d'Artois - Hills and Plains 14-18 N2-210

Columbia Beach Resort N3-220

Compagnia Alberghiera N3-200

Compagnie des Alpes N2-210

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Exhibitor Directory

Featured Exhibitors


Compagnies des Alpes leisure sites N2-210

COMPLEJO TURISTICO LA GARGANTA N5-510

Comune di Chiavari N3-200

Comune di Diano Marina N3-200

COMUNE DI GENOVA N3-200

Comune di Milano N3-210

Comune di Sanremo N3-200

Concept Hotel Group N5-420

Concord Travel N8-202

Con-ex Latvia Tours group N7-420

CONITOURS - Consortium of Tourism Operators

of the Province of Cuneo N3-200

Consell de Mallorca N5-220

Consorci Turisme Son Servera i Sant Llorenç

des Cardassar N5-220

Consorzio di Promozione Turistica del Tarvisiano,

di Sella Nevea e del Passo Pramollo N3-200

Consorzio Marittimo Turistico 5 Terre Golfo dei Poeti N3-200

Consorzio Portofino Coast N3-200

Consorzio Servizio Marittimo del Tigullio N3-200

Consorzio Turistico Sestri Levante in N3-200

Consorzio Turistico Sondrio e Valmalenco N3-210

Constantinou Hotels Ltd N3-124

COOP. SOC. "CAVA FELIX" N3-210

Coral Hotels N5-200

CÓRDOBA TOURISM BOARD N5-210

Corendon Airlines N8-506

Corinthia Hotels / Verdi Hotels N3-420

CORKTREKKING, Lda N4-200

CORNELIA HOTELS GOLF SPA N8-210

Corporacion H10 Hotels, Sl N4-512

CORSE ACTIVE N2-210

Corsica Tourism Board N2-210

CORTINA DOLOMITI N3-510

Cosmoplan International Travel N5-424

Cosmopolitan DMC N9-406

Cosmopolitan Hotels Group N3-200

COSTA BLANCA N5-520

Costa Brava Pirineu de Girona N6-200

COSTA CÁLIDA, REGIÓN DE MURCIA - SPAIN N4-510

Costa Daurada Tourist Board N6-200

Costa de Almería N5-210

COSTA DEL SOL TOURIST BOARD N5-510

Cotswolds Plus N7-210

Courtyard by Marriott Rome Central Park N3-210

CPI Hotels / Clarion Congress Hotel Prague N8-320

CPI Hotels, a. s / Clarion Congress Hotel Ústí nad Labem N8-320

Crikvenica Riviera – Jadran Hotels and Camps N9-210

Criluma Sooc. Coop. N3-210

Criterion Hospitality N7-210

Croatia Airlines N9-210

Croatia Yachting N9-210

Croatian National Tourist Board N9-210

CroisiEurope N4-104

Crowne Plaza Belfast N7-200

Crowne Plaza Istanbul Florya Hotel N8-210

Crowne Plaza Milan-Malpensa Airport N3-210

CRUCEROS TORRE DEL ORO N5-210

Cruise Loch Ness N7-210

CRYSTAL SPRINGS BEACH HOTEL N3-220

CTI - Compass Tours Incoming N6-410

CULTURAL ROMTOUR N6-300

CVK Hotels & Resorts / CVK Park Bosphorus Hotel N8-210

CYPRUS AGROTOURISM COMPANY N3-220

Cyprus Deputy Ministry of Tourism N3-220

CYPRUS HOTEL ASSOCIATION N3-220

CYRNEA GROUP N2-210

D. SKAROS ENTERPRISES LTD, PERNERA BEACH HOTEL N3-220

Dalata Hotel Group N7-200

Dalmatia Šibenik N9-210

Daltours N3-200

DAN HOTELS N2-200

Daniel Thwaites Hotels and Inns N7-210

David's Harp Hotels N2-200

Davids of London N7-210

DAYTRIP N8-320

db Hotels & Resorts N3-420

DE LUNA HOTELS, GRAN HOTEL LUNA DE GRANADA N5-210

Deborah Valente Srl N3-210

Deema Travel DMC N8-210

DELPHINA HOTELS & RESORTS N4-500

DELTA TOURS N7-422

Delta Wings Leisure N3-220

DEPARTMENT OF TOURISM - CORDOBA

CITY COUNCIL (SPAIN) N5-210

Dertour Group N5-210

DERTOUR Group (Spain) N5-200

DESTINATION N8-320

DESTINATION CONSULTANT – DMC BASQUE COUNTRY N4-210

Destination Italia N3-200

Destination North East England N7-210

DESTINATION VERONA & GARDA N3-510

Destinazione Calabria Tour Operator Incoming N3-210

Destino Subbética N5-210

Details Hospitality, Sports & Leisure N4-200

Dewar’s Aberfeldy Distillery N7-210

Diana Travel N8-112

Diesenhaus Unitours N2-200

DIMENSIONE SICILIA INCOMING OPERATOR & DMC N3-210

Diputació de Barcelona N6-200

DIPUTACIÓN DE JAÉN N5-210

Direction Capri N3-210

DISCOVER ECO-ROMANIA N6-300

Discovering Spain N5-210

Discovery Hotel Management N4-200

Discovery Puglia N3-210

Divan Hotels N8-210

DM&MO (Destination Management & Marketing

Organization) - Visit Amalfi N3-210

DMC - INCOMING WALLONIA N7-500

DMC MADEIRA N4-200

DMC Travel Expert Ltd/Estonian Nature Tourism

association N6-312

DMC-Italy for Event - Golf Tour Experience N3-210

DMO Imereti N8-202

DMO TREVISO N3-510

DoDublin Tours N7-200

Domain of the Caves of Han N7-500

DOMES N2-518

DOMINA ZAGARELLA SICILY N3-210

Domitur Travel N4-200

DOMIZIA PALACE HOTEL & BNS HOTEL

SAN FRANCISCO **** 4 STELLE N3-210

DONOSTIA SAN SEBASTIAN TURISMOA N4-210

DOOOING EXPERIENCE N3-210

DORISOL HOTELS N4-200

DOT LIFE - Ticino Tourism N7-320

DoubleTree by Hilton Antalya Kemer N8-210

DoubleTree by Hilton Trieste N3-200

Douro Royal Valley Hotel & SPA***** N4-200

DouroAzul N4-200

Dove Viaggi e Turismo si incontrano - wtm.com N3-210

Dreamland Baku, Golf Club and Residences N7-520

Dtravel DMC N4-200

Dubrovnik & Neretva County Tourist Board N9-210

DUCALE HOTELS & DUCALE LARA N8-210

Duja Hotels N8-210

Dunas Hotels & Resorts N5-200

Dynastyc Resorts N5-520

Disney On Stage N7-424

EASTERN EUROPEAN EXPERIENCE N6-300

Ebike rental Puglia N3-210

EC Travel N3-128

Eco Viagens e Turismo N4-200

Eferson N5-210

Efteling Theme Park Resort N7-406

EG Chauffeurs - London & UK Wide N7-210

Egmont Viaggi- Incoming Italy N3-200

N3-210

Eight Hotels N3-200

EILAT HOTEL ASSOCIATION N2-200

EL AL ISRAEL AIRLINES N2-200

EL CAMPELLO TURISMO N5-520

EL CORTE INGLES N4-210

EL HIERRO TOURIST BOARD N5-200

ELA EXCELLENCE RESORT BELEK N8-210

Elba Hotels & Resorts N5-200

ELCHE OASIS MEDITERRÁNEO N5-520

Elding - adventure at sea N7-300

Elegance Tours N6-314

Elite Bookings FZCO N3-200

Elite Travel DMC N9-210

ELITE TRAVEL SPAIN N5-510

ELITE WORLD HOTELS & RESORTS N8-210

EMILIA ROMAGNA REGION TOURIST BOARD N3-200

ENC Tours N7-520

Endless Luxe Travel N4-200

English Heritage N7-410

English Lakes Hotels Resorts & Venues N7-120

ENJOY ORMA TOUR N3-210

Enjoy Tatras N6-310

ENJOYLIVE TRAVEL N3-622

Enotel Hotels & Resorts N4-200

EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum N7-200

ESATOUR SRL N3-210

ESPY BOSNIA N6-314

Estravel Lithuania/ Baltcoming N7-422

ETF Airways N6-106

E-TRAVEL.SK DMC N6-310

ETS - EXECUTIVE TRAVEL SERVICE N3-210

Euro Space Center Become Space Heroes N7-500

Euromast / Celest Rotterdam N7-406

Europa Tourist Group SpA N3-200

Europe Incoming Holdings Ltd N6-104

European Travel & Events Top Bavaria Travel N6-410


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EUROPLAN N3-200

Euroriente Travel N8-210

Eurostar International Ltd N6-418

EUROSUN VENICE - INCOMING TOUR OPERATOR N3-510

Eurowelcome N7-210

Evan Evans Tours N7-210

Evenia Hotels N6-200

Event Solutions Malta by Vacations Malta Ltd. N3-420

EXACT TOURS N6-300

Excursions Ireland N7-200

Exotour N8-202

Expian Ltd N7-210

EXPLORE ROMANIA N6-300

EXTREMADURA (SPAIN) N4-210

Fabulous Hotels N2-210

FACILE TOURS N3-210

Fado & Food Group N4-200

Familia Torres N6-200

FAROS HOTEL N3-220

Fattal Hotels Ltd. N2-200

Faulty Towers The Dining Experience N7-210

Federación Enoturismo de la Comunidad Valenciana N5-520

FEDERALBERGHI ISCHIA E PROCIDA ischiahotels.it N3-210

Federación de HOckey de la Comunidad Valenciana N5-520

Felix Hotels N4-500

Felix Tours - Italy Incoming N3-210

Fell Centre Kiilopää N6-312

Fergus Hotels & Tent Hotels N5-210

FERGUSGROUP N5-510

Fez Travel N8-210

FH55 Hotels Rome & Florence N3-200

FIERA DI ROMA N3-210

FIRST TRAVEL ITALY N3-210

FIT HOLIDAYS N8-210

FITUR 2025 N4-210

FLY2EUROPE TRAVEL N3-210

FlyOver Iceland N7-300

Focus Flanders DMC N7-502

FONDAZIONE DMO DOLOMITI BELLUNESI N3-510

Forest Lagoon N7-300

Formentera N5-220

Fortuna Tours DMC N6-314

FOUR POINTS BY SHERATON VENICE MESTRE N3-510

Fraport Bulgaria – Burgas and Varna Airports N6-210

Friuli Venezia Giulia Tourist Board - PromoTurismoFVG N3-200

FUENGIROLA TOWN HALL N5-510

FUERTE GROUP S.L. N5-510

FUERTEVENTURA TOURIST BOARD N5-200

Fun Activities Azores Adventure N4-200

Funky Tours N6-314

FURNEL TRAVEL INTERNATIONAL N7-220

FUTURA CLUB N3-200

Futurismo Azores Adventures N4-200

GA.DI.S TOURIST SERVICE N3-200

GALICIA (GREEN SPAIN) N4-210

Games of Thrones Studio Tour N7-200

GANIMEDE VIAGGI N3-210

GARDENSE VIAGGI N3-510

Garibaldi hotels - Hilton Garden inn Lecce N3-210

Garibaldi Overseas Ltd N3-220

Garvetur Férias N4-200

Gattarella resort N3-210

GEO Travel N7-520

Geographic Travel Club N6-400

GEOMANDARIN N8-202

Georgia Destination Management N8-202

Georgian Insider LLC N8-202

Georgian National Tourism Administration N8-202

Georgian Travel Group N8-202

GEORGICA TRAVEL N8-202

GF Hoteles N5-200

Gibraltar Tourist Board N3-507

GJ Travel - Iceland & Greenland N6-110

GKT Esim (Eroaming) N2-100

GLOB METROPOLITEN TOURS N8-402

GLOBAL TRANSILVANIA MEDICAL TOURISM N6-300

Global Travel Services N8-210

GM TRAVEL Incoming Tour Operator N7-220

GO Aveiro N4-200

Go Vilnius N7-422

Go World N3-210

goEUgo N7-406

Gold Travel DOO N9-406

Golden Tours Ltd N7-408

GOLF RESORT AGENCY N3-210

GoNorth Travel N7-300

Gorinchem Citymarketing N7-406

Gornergrat Railways N7-320

Gotthard Panorama Express N7-320

Gouda Cheese Experience N7-406

GRAN CANARIA TOURISM N5-200

Gran Hotel Costa del Sol N5-210

GRAN HOTEL COSTA DEL SOL N5-510

Gran Hotel Taoro N5-200

GRANADA TOURIST BOARD N5-210

Grand Hotel Arenzano ****, Italy N3-200

Grand Hotel Excelsior N3-420

Grand Hotel Tigullio Royal N3-200

Grand Hotel Tiziano e dei congressi N3-210

GRAND HOTEL VILLA ITRIA N3-210

Grand Tour Experience N3-210

Grande Hotel de Luso N4-200

Gray Line Iceland N7-300

Great Western Railway N7-210

GREATER MADRID N4-210

Greek National Tourism Organisation N2-220

N2-520

Green Visions Eco Tours N6-314

GROTTE DI FRASASSI N3-210

GROUPE ADP N2-210

Grupa Polski Holding Hotelowy N7-220

Grupo Armas Trasmediterránea N5-200

GRUPPO STUDIO VACANZE N4-500

Gruppo UNA - Hotels & Resorts N3-200

GUIDED ISTANBUL TOURS N8-210

Guinness Storehouse N7-200

GXG Xplore Cy Tours ltd N3-220

H Hotels Collection N2-515

H4 Hotel Wyndham, Paris Pleyel Resort N2-210

Happy Tours N9-200

Harriniva Hotels & Safaris N6-312

Harry Potter and the Cursed Child | TravelBeat N7-210

Hastings Hotels N7-200

Hauts-de-France tourisme N2-210

HCC HOTELS N6-200

HD Hotels N5-200

Hebridean Island Cruises N7-210

Heineken Experience N7-406

Helena Resort N6-210

Helle Hollis Car Rental N5-510

Heritage in Britain N7-410

Herzegovina Tourism Cluster N6-314

Heysem Tourism and Travel N9-407

HF Hotels N4-200

HIDDEN SICILY DMC N3-210

High Sun Tourism Experiences N4-200

Highland Explorer Tours N7-210

Hill Town Tours S.R.L. N3-612

Hilton Belgrade N8-402

Hilton Dalaman Sarigerme Resort & SPA N8-210

Hilton Malta & Doubletree by Hilton Malta N3-420

Hinch Distillery N7-200

HIPOTELS N4-210

Historic Royal Palaces N7-410

Historic Royal Palaces - Hillsborough Castle

and Gardens N7-200

Hit Alpinea Hotels Kranjska Gora N9-200

Holiday Bosnia N6-314

Holiday Inn Prague N8-320

Holiday Ireland Tours N7-200

HOLIDAY TO ROMANIA DMC N6-300

Holiday Tours N7-300

HOLIDAY WORLD RESORT N5-510

HOLIDAY WORLD RESORT-COSTA DEL SOL N5-210

Hollow Rock N3-507

Home Office N7-210

HONEST GLOBAL N8-210

Hop on Hop off Holland & Amsterdam Boat Cruises N7-406

HOSBEC, Hotel and Tourism Business Association

of the Region of Valencia N5-520

Hospitality Line N7-210

HOSTETUR - Costa Calida N4-510

HOTEL ALAY N5-510

HOTEL ALMAS PAESTUM N3-210

Hotel Apolo N4-100

HOTEL ATLANTE STAR N3-210

Hotel Bahía del Duque N5-100

Hotel Bahia Tropical & Hotel Bahia Almuñécar,

Costa Tropical, Andalusia N5-210

Hotel Cabin / Hotel Ork / Hotel Klettur N7-300

HOTEL CALISI N8-402

Hotel Canadiano N4-200

Hotel Castello Golfo Aranci N4-500

HOTEL COSMOPOLITAN BOLOGNA N3-200

Hotel Costa Calero Thalasso & Spa N5-200

Hotel Courtyard by Marriott Sarajevo N6-314

Hotel Cristal Porto N4-200

Hotel do Mar N4-200

Hotel Dom Pedro Lisboa N4-200

Hotel Du Collectionneur Paris N2-210

Hotel El Sant Cugat N6-200

HOTEL GROUP MONTENEGRO STARS N9-406

Hotel Hills & Hotel Hollywood Sarajevo N6-314

Hotel Jardín Tecina & Fred Olsen Express N5-200

Hotel Kompas & Hotel Lovec Bled N9-200

HOTEL LAS CASAS DEL ARENAL N5-210

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Featured Exhibitors


Hotel Madeira N4-200

Hotel Marquês de Pombal N4-200

Hotel Mercure Lisboa Almada N4-200

Hotel Movenpick Sarajevo N6-314

HOTEL NORD NUOVA ROMA N3-210

Hotel Pineta Palace & Congress Centre - Rome N3-210

Hotel President Lignano Sabbiadoro N3-200

HOTEL PRINCIPE & HOTEL AMADEUS N3-510

HOTEL SANS SOUCI N3-210

HOTEL SANT'EFIS/HOTEL CALA CATERINA N4-500

HOTEL SPORTING N4-500

Hotel suites albayzin del mar N5-210

Hotel Villa Luppis N3-200

HOTEL YARAMAR / HOTEL ANGELA N5-510

Hoteles Casa 1800 Sevilla & Granada N5-210

HOTELES CENTER N4-210

Hoteles Poseidón N5-520

Hoteli Ilidza N6-314

Hotelska grupa Budvanska rivijera N9-406

Hoti Hoteis N4-200

HOTUSA GROUPS (KEYTEL) N4-210

htopgroup N6-200

HUELVA TOURISM BOARD N5-210

Hugo's Hotels N3-420

Hvammsvik Hot Springs & Nature Resort N7-300

Hyatt Centric Levent İstanbul N8-210

HYATT REGENCY KOTOR BAY RESORT N9-406

Hyde Bodrum N8-210

I Amsterdam N7-406

IATA N3-628

Iberosports N5-220

IBIZA N5-420

Ibiza N5-220

Iceland Hotel Collection by Berjaya N7-300

Iceland Travel N7-300

Icelandair N7-304

ICELANDIA N7-300

Icetrek - Trekking Iceland N7-300

ID Riva TOURS Gmbh -

Your Croatia Travel Specialist N9-210

Idiliq Hotels & Resorts - Wyndham Costa del Sol N5-510

IFS Cloud Cable Car N7-210

Iglesiasturismo.it N4-500

IL CIOCCO HOTELS N3-200

IL DOGE DI VENEZIA - Boat Services&Excursions N3-510

Ilha Verde Rent a Car N4-200

ILUNION HOTELS N5-210

Imagine Tour Operator N3-200

IMPERATORE TRAVEL WORLD N3-210

Impero tour N3-210

Impro Travel N7-420

Impuglia authentic experience N3-210

IN TOURS PORTUGAL - DMC N4-200

INOVA HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT N3-503

Inside Tours N4-200

INSTAZIONE N3-210

InterContinental Malta N3-420

Interlaken Tourism N7-320

InterPlan N5-210

INTERPLAN N5-510

Intotravel DMC Portugal N4-200

INTRA TRAVEL - DMC in Turkey since 1980 N8-210

Investment and Development Agency of Latvia N7-420

Invisa Hoteles N5-420

IO BUS ITALIA N3-210

Ireland Chauffeur Travel N7-200

Irish Ferries N7-200

ISCRA Tour Operator for Italy & Europe N3-200

Israel Canada Hotels N2-200

Israel Government Tourist Office N2-200

ISRAM ISRAEL N2-200

ISROTEL & ALUMA HOTELS N2-200

Istanbul Convention & Visitors Bureau N9-407

ITALIA HIGHLIGHTS N3-200

ITALIAN NATIONAL TOURIST BOARD - ENIT SPA N3-200

N3-210

ITALICA DMC N3-210

ITALY BREEZE DMC | ITALIAN TRAVEL GROUP N3-200

Italy Destination by Paltours N3-210

ITALY LUXURY TRAVEL N3-210

Italy Pass Tours N3-200

ITERMAR TOUR OPERATOR & DMC N3-200

ITI MARINA Hotels & Resorts N4-500

ITinera Experience DMC ITALY N3-200

ITINERARI TOUR OPERATOR N3-200

ITO Tours N7-406

iTravex N6-200

IZMIR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE N8-210

J&K Coaches Ltd N7-200

JADEGO VIAGGI N3-210

Jan Hotels N8-320

JAN-POL Incoming Tour Operator N7-220

Javri N6-312

JEROME Incoming N8-320

JESOLOVENICE - CONSORZIO DI IMPRESE TURISTICHE N3-510

Join The Pipe BV N2-510

Julian Alps N9-200

Jungfrau Railways N7-320

JW MARRIOTT HOTEL ISTANBUL MARMARA SEA N8-210

Kakslauttanen & Utsjoki Arctic Resorts N6-312

KAMELYA COLLECTION EXCLUSIVE HOTELS N8-210

Kamphuisen Siroopwafelfabriek N7-406

Kamstra Travel N7-406

Kanika Hotels & Resorts N3-220

KAPETANIOS HOTEL N3-220

KARAT Luxury Rentals N5-200

KARAVAN TRAVEL N8-210

Karisma Incoming Groups & Incentives N5-210

KARPATEN ASSOCIATION FOR SUSTAINABLE

TOURISM DEVELOPMENT N6-300

Karpaten Tourism s.r.l. N4-124

Katarina Line d.o.o. N8-130

Kaunas IN N7-422

KER HOSPITALITY N2-210

Keukenhof N7-406

Kilit Hospitality Group / Crystal Hotels

& Nirvana Hotels N9-504

Killarney Hotels Collection N7-200

Killarney Jaunting Cars -Tangney Tours N7-200

Killary Fjord Boat Tours N7-200

kimkim N3-620

Kinderdijk Unesco World Heritage N7-406

Kitty Tours Srl N3-200

Kleemann Tours N7-200

KNMtravel DMC N9-200

KNOSSOS TRAVEL N3-220

KΩ.Α.Ν ΑΕ (KOAN PRIVATE COMPANY) N3-504

Koli in Finnish Lakeland N6-312

Kompas DMC N9-200

Kompas Group N9-218

KONTIKI TRAVEL N8-402

Koroska Tourist Board N9-200

Kos island Greece N2-509

Kosice Region Tourism - EASTERN SLOVAKIA N6-310

KTS VOYAGES DMC FRANCE N2-210

KUKLA VIAGGI N3-210

Kuoni Tumlare N5-426

Kurzeme Tourism association N7-420

Kvarner Region N9-210

Kylemore Abbey & Gardens N7-200

La Boheme Tours N8-320

LA FAVORITA HOTEL N4-500

La Finca Resort N5-520

La Galiana Golf Resort N5-520

LA GOMERA TOURIST BOARD N5-200

La Madonnina Hotel & Sea N3-210

LA PALMA TOURIST BOARD N5-200

LA RIOJA TURISMO N4-210

La Roca Village part of Bicester Collection N6-200

LA ZAMBRA RESORT HOTEL N5-510

Lake Como Incoming N3-210

LAKE GARDA TRAVELS N3-510

Lake Lucerne Navigation Co N7-320

LAKE MAGGIORE TOURISM BOARD N3-200

Landmar Hotels N5-200

Langhe Monferrato Roero Tourist Board N3-200

LANTERNE MAGICHE ORTIGIA N3-210

LANZAROTE TOURISM N5-200

LARNAKA TOURISM BOARD N3-220

LAVA SHOW N7-300

LAZIO REGION N3-210

LEBADA LUXURY RESORT & SPA N6-300

LEONARDO HOTELS N5-510

Leonardo Hotels N7-210

LEONARDO HOTELS & RESORTS MEDITERRANEAN N3-220

LEPTOS CALYPSO HOTELS N3-220

LeShuttle N7-500

Letsgotosardinia by Carlo Melis N4-500

Liberty Hotels & Resorts N9-505

Liberty Portugal N4-200

Liburnia Hotels & Villas N9-210

Lido Tours N4-200

Liguria Together N3-200

Liguria Together & Tourism N3-200

LIMASSOL TOURISM BOARD N3-220

Lindbergh Hotels N3-200

LisboaT N4-200

LISTEN TO ME | ENJOY YOUR TOUR N3-210

Lithuania Travel N7-422

Lithuanian Holidays N7-422

Living Italy N3-210

Living Roots Travel N8-202

Living Tours N4-200

LIVVO Hotel Group N5-200


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Featured Exhibitors


Ljubljana Castle N9-200

Ljubljana Tourism N9-200

LOCAL EXPERTS TOURS N4-210

London North Eastern Railway (LNER) N7-210

London Transport Museum N7-410

Look4Portugal N4-200

Lopesan Hotels Management S.L. N5-500

LORDOS HOTELS (HOLDINGS) PUBLIC LTD - GOLDEN

BAY - LORDOS BEACH - GOLDEN COAST N3-220

LORO PARQUE N5-502

Losinj Hotels and Villas N9-210

LOT Polish Airlines N7-220

LOUIS HOTELS N3-212

Lourdes Tourist & Travel Agency Ltd. N2-200

LOVE5TERRE SRL N3-200

Lower Silesia, Wrocław & Castle Ksiaz N7-220

Lublin - The City of Inspiration N7-220

Lublin Region, Lublin Regional Tourist Organisation N7-220

Luna Hotels N4-200

Luxurious Ireland (DMC) & Culture and Heritage Tours N7-200

Luxury Minibus London

Luxury Coaches London N7-525

LUXURYEVER N3-210

LW Theatres N7-210

Mac Sun DMC Montenegro N9-406

Macdonald Hotels & Resorts N7-210

Macdonald Resorts Spain SA N5-510

MACERATA OPERA FESTIVAL - ASSOCIAZIONE ARENA

SFERISTERIO N3-210

MACHEFERT GROUP N2-210

made in 2010 Ltd t/a made Tourism Marketing N8-100

made Tourism Marketing N8-100

Madeira Islands N4-200

MADONNA DI CAMPIGLIO TOURISM BOARD N3-210

Madurodam N7-406

MAESTRO DISCOVER ITALY N3-200

Magic Costa Blanca Hotels & Resorts N5-520

Magic Roads N8-202

MAGIC WAYS N2-210

Magical Pond Nature Igloos N6-312

Maistra Hospitality Group N9-210

Majestic Palace Hotel - Sorrento N3-210

MAKEVENTS N2-210

MALAGA CITY HALL N5-510

Malaga City Tourism Board N5-210

MALATESTA VIAGGI TOUR OPERATOR N3-200

Malet Travel N3-420

Mallorca N5-220

Mallorca Groups N5-220

Malopolska Region & Krakow/ Malopolska Tourism

Organisation N7-220

Malta Marriott Resort & Spa N3-420

MALTA TOURISM AUTHORITY N3-420

MAMA SHELTER ROMA N3-210

N3-200

MAMAIA CONSTANTA - BLACK SEA COAST N6-300

MAMBERTO N3-200

Mamma Mia! The Party N7-510

Manchester City Football Club N7-515

Mangia’s Resorts and Clubs N3-106

MARBELLA TOWN HALL N5-510

Maribor Tourist Board N9-200

Marketing Manchester N7-210

Marketing Sheffield N7-210

MARMARİS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE N8-210

MARMARIS MUNICIPALITY N8-210

Martı Hotels & Marinas N8-210

Martinhal Hotels & Resorts N4-200

Masseria Auraterrae N3-210

Masseria Corsano N3-210

Masseria dei Monaci - Masseria Bandino -

Hotel Villa Rosa Antico N3-210

MasterGroup World N3-200

Maxeria Blue Didyma Hotel N8-509

Mayfair Hotels N3-220

Mazza Tours N7-210

Mazovia Region N7-220

Mazza Coaches N7-210

MBTOURS N4-200

McConnell's Distillery - Belfast N7-200

McGettigan Hotel Group N7-200

McKeever Hotels N7-200

MED COLOR VIAGGI SRL N3-210

MEDITERRANEA HOTEL & CONVENTION CENTER N3-210

MedPlaya Hotels N6-200

Meet in Georgia N8-202

Meininger Hotels N7-502

MELIÁ COSTA DEL SOL HOTEL & CONVENTION CENTER N5-510

Melia Genova- Melia Hotels International N3-200

MELIÁ HOTELS INTERNATIONAL N4-210

Melia Hotels International - Bulgaria N6-210

Melo Travel - Azores DMC N4-200

Menorca N5-220

Mercan DMC Turkey N8-210

MGM Muthu Hotels N4-200

MHL Hotel Collection N7-200

Michelangelo International Travel N2-112

Mini-Europe N7-502

Ministry of Tourism of The Republic of Bulgaria N6-210

MINOR HOTELS N4-210

MINOR Hotels Portugal N4-200

Moco Museum N7-210

MODENATUR INCOMING TOUR OPERATOR & DMC N3-200

Moloney & Kelly DMC N7-200

MONARQUE HOTELES (HOTEL MONARQUE

FUENGIROLA PARK) N5-510

Mondrian Ibiza | Hyde Ibiza N5-420

Montebelo Hotels & Resorts N4-200

Montenegro National Tourism Organisation N9-406

MONTENEGRO TOURIST SERVICE DOO N9-406

Monti Palace Hotel Roma Colosseo N3-210

Montirò hotel N3-210

Morandi Tour - Incoming bus & tour Operator N3-210

MOTORSITE - LA TERRA DEI MOTORI N3-200

Motus in Sardinia Travel Company N4-500

Mount Rigi - Queen of the Mountains N7-320

Mountain Goat Tours N7-120

Mourne Mountains & Ring of Gullion N7-200

MOVENTUR "rent your mobility" N3-200

MOVIMONDO INCOMING N3-210

Movviendo Tourism Group N5-210

MTLV DMC N4-200

Mtours Slovenia DMC N9-200

MTS Globe N3-520

MTS GLOBE - MALTA N3-420

MTS Globe Portugal N4-200

MTS SUMMERTIMES TRAVEL LTD N3-220

Muğla N9-500

Municipality of Kuşadası N8-210

Municipality of Pomorie N6-210

Município de Vila Real de Santo António N4-100

Murti’s Tour N8-120

MUSEO SCUOLA GRANDE SAN GIOVANNI

EVANGELISTA N3-510

Museu FC Porto N4-200

MUSKITA HOTELS LTD (Four Seasons Cyprus

and Amathus Beach hotels) N3-220

MY ITALIAN GUIDE DMC N3-210

My Story Hotels N4-200

My Top Tour N5-210

Mykonos Island N2-220

N2-520

MYO HOTEL ROCCE SARDE

MYO HOTEL STELLE MARINE N4-500

Mytransfers N5-220

Mývatn Nature Baths N7-300

Naplesbay Tour N3-616

NAPOLI OFFICIAL TOUR (INCOMING DEPT OF

MISTERWHITE TRAVEL) N3-210

National Museums Northern Ireland N7-200

Naturanda N5-210

Nausicaa N2-210

NESTORAS HOTELS LTD N3-220

NET - Esperienze a Nord-Est N3-200

NEYA Porto Hotel N4-200

NH Prague Hotels N8-320

Nimax Theatres N7-513

NN Hotels N6-200

NOCHE MADRID (Association of Nightlife and Entertainment

Entrepreneurs Community of Madrid) N4-210

NOEMA VIAGGI N3-210

Noleggiare Car Rental Italy N3-200

NORMA VACANZE N3-200

North Cyprus Tourism Centre Ltd N9-300

Norwegian Travel N6-312

Numenius Tours N5-520

NVISION TRAVEL DMC BULGARIA N6-210

Oasis Wildlife Fuerteventura N5-200

Oceanário de Lisboa N4-200

OD Hotels | Ryans N5-420

O'Donoghue Ring Collection Central Offices N7-200

OFFICE DE TOURISME OUEST CORSICA N2-210

OH NICE CALEDONIA N5-210

OH NICE CALEDONIA N5-510

OK Mobility N5-220

Old Akko Development Company Ltd. N2-200

OLEANDRI RESORT N3-210

Oliva Nova Beach & Golf Resort N5-520

Olivia Singular Houses N4-200

OLTA Travel Cyprus N3-220

OltrepoStyle N3-210

OMED Olive Experiences N5-210

On Travel Solutions N4-200

Ona hotels & Apartments N5-210

Original Irish Hotels N7-200

ORTHANNA DMC BULGARIA N6-210

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Orvas Experiences DMC N9-210

Ostuni a Mare N3-210

OTA VIAGGI N3-200

OverlandIreland N7-200

OWAY TOURS - DMC Spain N5-210

P Conept Hotels N2-220

N2-520

P GROUP BULGARIA N6-210

PACINI GROUP N3-200

PAFOS REGIONAL BOARD OF TOURISM N3-220

PAGODA LIFESTYLE HOTEL N3-210

Palau de les Arts N5-520

PALAZZO DEGLI ANTOCI N3-210

Palazzo Principi Lanza N3-210

PALAZZO TIRSO MGALLEY CAGLIARI N4-500

PALM WINGS HOTELS & RESORTS N8-210

Palma 365 N5-220

Palma Travel DMC N9-200

PALOMA HOTELS N8-210

Pamporovo JSCо N6-210

Panazorica DMC N4-200

PARADORES DE TURISMO DE ESPAÑA N4-210

PARATY TECH N5-510

PARC HOTELS ITALIA N3-510

PARK HOTEL VILLA GRAZIOLI N3-210

PARMA INCOMING N3-200

PARMA WELCOME TRAVEL N3-200

Parques de Sintra N4-200

PASSAGE TO SICILY N3-210

Past & Present Journeys N4-128

PASTA CUOMO N3-210

Patronat de Turisme de la Diputació de Tarragona N6-200

Patronat Municipal de Turisme de Salou N6-200

PATRONATO DE TURISMO DE MELILLA N4-210

Pega Dmc Germany Gmbh N6-410

PEGASUS AIRLINES N8-210

Pellicer & Heredia international Lawyers N5-520

Penguin Travel N6-210

Peninsula Tours N8-210

Perfecta Travel DMC N9-210

Perpignan Tourism Office N2-210

Pestana Hotel Group N4-200

PETRONIANA VIAGGI E TURISMO N3-200

Phoenix Tour LLC N6-400

PI CLUB VACANZE N3-210

Picos de Aventura N4-200

PICUALIA OLIVE OIL TOURISM N5-210

Piemonte N3-200

Piemonte Agency N3-200

Piemonturismo N3-200

PIERRE & VACANCES N5-510

Pierre & Vacances - Les Villages Nature Paris N2-210

Pierre&Vacances España N5-210

PIMONTE N3-210

Pink Berry Cars - PBC Corporate N7-210

PLAY airlines N7-300

PLAZADMC & INCENTIVES TURKEY N8-210

Plitvice Lakes National Park N9-210

Plovdiv Municipality N6-210

Poland Tour Incoming Tour Operator N7-220

Polish Tourism Organisation N7-220

Popilia Country Resort N3-210

PORCEL HOTELES N5-210

Port Hotels N5-520

PortAventura World N6-200

Porto Santo Golfe N4-200

PortoBay Hotels & Resorts N4-200

Portugal A2Z Walking & Biking - DMC N4-200

Portugal Green Travel N4-200

Portuguese Hospitality Collection N4-200

Poseidonia Beach Hotel N3-220

Prague City Tourism N8-320

PRAHOVA DMO N6-300

PRIMA TOUR N3-200

Prime Hotels N4-100

PRINCIPE DI BELMONTE N3-210

Private Selection Hotels & Tours N7-320

PRIVATE SICILY N3-210

PRO TRAVEL DMC N8-402

Promet T&T N9-200

Promethea Voyages Georgia N8-202

PROTOUR N2-410

Puglia cycle tours & Tipica Tour Operator N3-210

Puglia Holiday N3-210

Pugliamare N3-210

Pugliapromozione - Regional Tourism Board N3-210

Punta del Santo Homelike Experiences (PUSHE) N5-210

Purple DMC Ltd - T/A CHR Travel N7-210

PUY DU FOU FRANCE N2-210

Pyrenees and Lands of Lleida Tourism Board N6-200

Queen Limousine and Services N3-200

Quendoo N6-210

Quietvox AG N7-606

R.T.I. AUTOSERVIZI SANGUINETTI SRL - 01 GROUP N3-510

Rabbie's Tours N7-210

RADICEPURA N3-210

Radisson Blu N7-420

Radisson Blu Golden Sands N3-420

RADISSON BLU HOTEL ISTANBUL,SISLI N8-210

Radisson Collection Hotel Vadistanbul N8-210

Railtours Ireland First Class N7-200

RAMSES DISTRICT & FLAMENCO DE LEONES N4-210

Ranieri Tour operator N3-200

RECORD GO MOBILITY N5-520

RED ETNA N3-210

Regency Salgados Hotel & Spa N4-200

Reggio Travel N3-210

REGION BASILICATA South Italy N3-210

Region of Central Greece N2-220

N2-520

Regional Agency for Tourism Promotion "inLiguria" N3-200

Regione Calabria

Regione Lombardia/inLombardia N3-210

REGIONE MARCHE N3-210

Regnum Hotels N9-309

Renata Travel DMC Sardinia N4-500

RESERVATAURO N5-510

RESERVENICE N3-510

Residenze di Campagna San Giuliano N4-500

Restaurante Vlue Arribar N5-520

RETEVACANZE- EUROCHARTER N3-210

REX RANCA Romanian Events & eXperiences

– The boarding houses EDEN & CETINA N6-300

RH Hotels N5-520

Rhaetian Railway N7-320

RHI - RESERVATION HOTELS ITALY N3-200

Ribeira Collection Hotel by Piamonte Hotels N4-200

RIFUGIO DI MARE N4-500

Rila Travel – Culture & Active Holidays N6-210

Rio do Prado N4-200

RIOJA ALAVESA WINE ROUTE N4-210

Riviera dei Fiori Hotels N3-200

Rixos Hotels Türkiye N8-210

ROBERT ARRIGO & SONS LTD. N3-420

ROLANDIA DMC N6-300

ROMA & LAZIO CONVENTION BUREAU N3-210

ROMA GOLD PASS N3-210

Romania Ministry of Economy Entrepreneurship

and Tourism N6-300

ROMANIA TOURS N6-300

ROMANIA-ACTIVE N6-300

ROME -JUBILEE - LEPTISTOUR N3-200

ROTOURS DMC N6-300

Royal Botanical Gardens - Kew N7-410

Royal Collection Trust N7-410

ROYAL GROUP HOTELS N8-210

Royal Horticultural Society N7-410

Royal Museums Greenwich N7-410

Royal River Luxury Hotel N5-200

RX GLOBAL N4-514

S.I.T. SOCIETA' ITALIANA TRASPORTI N3-210

S.T.I. – BASQUE COUNTRY DMC N4-210

SABBIA HOTEL RESTAURANT COCKTAIL BAR N5-520

Sagalés Coach Hire Services N6-200

SAILNSTAY N8-613

Salamis Tours Ltd N3-220

Salento bici tour N3-210

SALERNO INCOMING Tour & Stay N3-210

SALINE GENNA N3-210

Samegrelo Destination Management Organization N8-202

SAMOKOV MUNICIPALITY AND BOROVETS RESORT N6-210

San Marino Outlet Experience N3-200

SAN MARINO TOURISM BOARD N3-200

San Marino Welcome N3-200

SANDA YACHTING N8-210

SANDOS HOTELS N4-210

SANDY BEACH HOTEL N3-220

Santa Eulària des Riu - Natural Diversity N5-420

Santa's Hotels N6-312

SAO Viajes Naturales N5-520

Sapori d'Italia N3-200

Saray Bosnia Travel Agency N6-314

SARDINIA – Regione Autonoma della Sardegna N4-500

Sar-El Tours & Conferences N2-200

SATGURU TRAVEL & TOURS N4-210

Sava Hotels & Resorts N9-200

Savoy Royal Residences N3-200

Savoy Signature N4-200

Saxony Tourism N6-410

Schilthorn Cableway Ltd. N7-320

Schloesserland Sachsen - Saxon Palaces,

Castles and Gardens N6-410

Science Museum Group N7-410

SDivine Fátima Hotel - Congress & Spirituality

and Steyler Fátima Hotel - Congress & Spa N4-200

Sea Island Travel & Tours Ltd N3-220


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SEA TRAVEL APARTMENTS & VILLAS N4-500

Sea You Aboard / Sail and Experience N3-210

Seaside Collection N5-200

SECRET ROMANIA N6-300

SeeKrakow Incoming Tour Operator N7-220

SEEYOU TRAVEL N3-220

Selvatico Tours - Incoming Agency N3-200

SENATOR HOTELS & RESORTS N5-210

Sentido ÆQUORA Lanzarote Suites N5-200

Sentido Apollo Palace Hotel Corfu N2-22

N2-520

Serbia National Tourism Organisation N8-402

SERCOTEL N4-210

Serralves Museum of Contemporary Art N4-200

Servatur Hotels & Resorts N5-200

SERVIGROUP HOTELS N4-210

SEVILLA CITY OFFICE N5-210

SEVILLA FC EVENTS N5-210

SEVILLE PROVINCIAL TOURIST BOARD N5-210

Seville Unique Experiences SL N5-210

SGA Travel - Small Group Adventures N8-210

Shahdag Mountain Resort N7-520

Shakespeare's Globe N7-410

Shannon Heritage N7-200

Sheraton Grand Tbilisi Metechi Palace Hotel N8-202

SIBIU COUNTY DESTINATION N6-300

SICILISSIMO INCOMING N3-210

SICILY REGION N3-210

SICILYING N3-210

Sidetours Incoming Services N5-220

SIDETOURS INCOMING SERVICES N5-510

SIERRA NEVADA, SKI AND MOUNTAIN RESORT N5-210

Sightseeing Experience N3-618

Silesia Region – Silesian Tourism Organisation N7-220

Silk Hospitality-Radisson Hotels Georgia N8-202

SILKEN HOTELES N4-210

SIMPLEVIEW N5-510

SİRENE BELEK HOTEL N8-210

Skål International N3-509

SKI LAGRANGE N2-210

Ski resorts of Serbia N8-402

Sky Lagoon Iceland N7-300

Sky Travel N8-202

Skyhub N8-210

Slovak national collection of wines N6-310

SLOVAKIA TRAVEL N6-310

SLOVENIA. Boutique. Green. Diverse. N9-200

SMART RENTAL GROUP N4-210

SmartGuide N8-320

Smartwings Group N8-320

Smidtje Group - Canal Cruise Company N7-406

SMS Tourism N3-420

SMY CARLOS V***** - Aghero N4-500

Snaeland Travel N7-300

SNCF UK N2-210

SO/SOTOGRANDE SPA & GOLF RESORT HOTEL N5-510

Società Agricola Borgo Incantato Srl N3-610

SODEXO LIVE ! N2-210

Sofia Tourism Administration N6-210

SOGRAPE Wine Tourism N4-200

SOHOMA N2-210

SOL DON PABLO HOTEL N5-510

SOLE BLU N3-210

SOLEAR EVENTS - DMC SPAIN & PORTUGAL N5-510

SOLOLE N5-200

Sonia Friedman Productions N7-210

SORRENTO COAST N3-210

SORRENTO COAST N3-210

Southern Wales N7-210

SPACE HOTELS ITALY N3-200

Spanish Tourist Office - London N4-210

Special Tours N7-300

Spido Rotterdam Boat Cruises N7-406

Spirit of Scotland /Spirit of Wales/Taylors Three Rock N7-210

Spring Hotels Group N5-200

St Paul's Cathedral N7-410

ST. GEORGE BEACH & SPA N3-220

ST. RAPHAEL HOTEL N3-220

St. st. Constantine and Helena N6-210

STADEMOS HOTELS LTD N3-220

Starhotels - Savoia Excelsior Palace N3-200

State Tourist Board Southwest Germany N6-410

StayUpon Hospitality Group N4-200

Stella Croatica N8-129

Stena Line Ltd N7-200

Stile Italiano Tours N3-210

STOP SPAIN INCENTIVES & EVENTS N4-210

Strand Palace N7-210

STUDENT TRAVEL AGENTS NETWORK N5-110

SU LITHUSRL N4-500

Suditaliahotels N3-210

SUITES CORTIJO FONTANILLA N5-210

SUN INCOMING N5-510

Sunborn Gibraltar N3-507

SUNCARE DMC PROFESSIONALS N3-220

SunExpress Airlines N8-210

Sunrise Hotels Ltd N3-220

Sunspot Tours (Malta) Ltd. N3-420

SUPERNOVA DMC N5-210

Susesi Luxury Resort N8-210

Svata Katerina Resort N8-320

SWADESHI hotels N4-500

SWAN Tourism Travel Agency N9-407

SWANDOR HOTELS & RESORTS N8-210

Swiss Quality Hotels N7-320

Swiss Tailor Made Company N7-320

SwissTours N7-320

Switzerland Tourism N7-320

Switzerland Tourism Globals N7-320

Switzerland Travel Centre N7-320

TABLAOS FLAMENCOS GREATER MADRID N4-210

TAILWIND AIRLINES N8-210

Talas Montenegro DMC N9-406

Tandem Travel Bulgaria N6-210

TANGIERS TRAVEL N8-210

TAP Air Portugal N4-200

TAV Airports N8-612

Tbilisi and Batumi International Airports N8-202

Teeling Whiskey Distillery N7-200

Tel Aviv Hotel Association N2-200

TELEFERIC GRAND HOTEL N6-300

TEMPS N5-520

TENERIFE TOURISM CORPORATION N5-200

TENUTA DEI NORMANNI N3-210

Tenuta rocci cerasoli N3-210

Terra Nova N7-300

TETTUCCIO TOUR N3-200

TH RESORTS N3-200

Thames River Sightseeing N7-210

Thanos hotels and resorts N3-220

THB hotels N5-420

The Beatles, Liverpool N7-210

The Beautique Hotels N4-200

The Begin Hotels N3-200

The Biltmore Hotel Tbilisi N8-202

The Celtic Collection N7-210

The Cronin Travel Group N7-200

The Federation of the Hotel Industry from Romania N6-300

The Group Company N7-109

The Harrison Chambers of Distinction N7-200

The iNUA Hotel Collection N7-200

The Jerusalem Development Authority N2-200

The Jerusalem Hotel Association N2-200

The Lince Hotels N4-200

THE MARMARA GROUP N8-210

The National Gallery N7-410

The Old Royal Naval College N7-410

THE PALM EXPERIENCE HOTELS N5-210

The Plus Planet by Cristoforo N3-200

The QHotels Collection N7-210

The Royal Mint N7-210

The Sense Experience Resort N3-200

THE SLOW TRAVELLERS N6-300

The St. Regis Belgrade N8-402

The State Agency for Tourism Development

of Ukraine N8-609

The Talbot Collection N7-200

The Tunnels - Gibraltar's WWII Experience N3-507

THE VOYAGER N3-210

THE WESTIN LA QUINTA GOLF RESORT & SPA N5-510

THISIS: INCOMING N5-210

THRACIА TOURIST REGION N6-210

Ticketcounter N7-406

Ticketpipe N8-100

Time for Georgia N8-202

Titanic Belfast N7-200

Titanic Hotels N9-402

Titlis Cableways N7-320

Tivoli la Caleta Tenerife Resort N5-200

TLV BOOKING AGENCY N6-300

TodayTix Group N7-516

TOMORROW TRAVEL INCOMING TOUR OPERATOR N3-200

ToolBox Consulting Ltd N6-312

Tootbus N7-210

Top Atlantico DMC N4-200

Top Gear Mobility N5-520

TOP GROUP EXPRESS N5-510

TOP TOURS ROMANIA N6-300

TORREMOLINOS TOWN HALL N5-510

TORRES TRAVEL TOUR OPERATOR N3-210

Toscana Promozione Turistica N3-200

Tottenham Hotspur Football & Athletic Co Ltd. N6-120

TOUCAN TRAVEL N4-500

TOUR & KIDS: FAMILY TRAVEL SPECIALISTS REGION

OF VALENCIA (SPAIN) N5-520

Tour operator Baltic Saitas N7-422

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Tour Operator Incoming Italy since 1990 N3-200

Tour Partner Group N7-200

Tour Partner Group N7-210

TOUR10 N5-210

TOUR10 N5-510

TOURISM ASSOCIATION OF SARAJEVO CANTON N6-314

Tourism Association of the City of Bihac N6-314

Tourism Association of Tuzla Canton N6-314

Tourism Committee of the Ministry of

Economy of RA N6-400

Tourism Group International N7-406

Tourism Ireland N7-200

Tourism Organisation of Gusinje N9-406

Tourism organisation of Herceg Novi N9-406

Tourism organisation of Nis N8-402

Tourism organisation of Podgorica N9-406

Tourism Organisation of the City of Novi Sad N8-402

Tourism organisation of Tivat N9-406

Tourist Agency VisitGeorgia Ltd N8-202

Tourist Authority – South Moravia N8-320

Tourist Board Bled N9-200

TOURIST GUIDE OF GREECE N3-506

Tourist organization of Cacak N8-402

Tourist Organization of Kraljevo N8-402

Tourist organization of Novi Pazar N8-402

TOURISTATION N3-210

Tour-Line N4-200

Tours of Tuscany N3-200

Towns of Italy srl N3-122

Train World N7-502

TRANSAIR Travel & Events N6-300

Transport for Wales N7-210

Travel & Entertainment Group N7-210

TRAVEL BEFORE N3-210

Travel Europe Reiseveranstaltungs GmbH N8-128

Travel Gossip N3-602

TRAVEL JET CO. N3-200

TRAVEL LIDER DMC N4-200

TRAVEL ONE MADEIRA N4-200

TRAVEL OPEN DAY N3-210

Travel Switzerland - Swiss Travel System AG N7-320

Travelans Baku N7-520

Traveling Beyond Imagination N3-200

Travelling Iceland N7-300

TRAVELSHOP TURKEY N8-120

Trenitalia Spa N3-518

TRENTINO TOURIST BOARD N3-210

TRH HOTELES N5-210

TRIBE MILANO MALPENSA N3-210

Trigon Hotel Group N7-200

Trinity Hotel Groups N7-200

TROODOS TOURISM BOARD N3-220

Tropea Accommodation.com N3-210

TRUE ITALY EXPERIENCE N3-200

Try Portugal N4-200

TTX - Trafalgar Tickets N7-512

Tulip Experience Amsterdam N7-406

Turangra N4-200

Turim Hotels N4-200

TURISMARCHE INCOMING TOUR OPERATOR N3-210

Turisme Mallorca N5-220

TURISMO DE ARAGÓN N4-210

Turismo de Lisboa - Visitors & Convention Bureau N4-200

Turismo de Portugal I.P N4-200

TURISMO TORINO E PROVINCIA

- TORINO TOURIST BOARD N3-200

Turistička organizacija Kotor N9-406

Turkish Airlines N8-510

Türkiye Tourism Development and Promotion

Agency (TGA) N8-210

TUROB - HOTEL ASSOCIATION OF TURKIYE N8-210

TÜROFED - Türkiye Hoteliers Federation N8-210

Tuscany 360 N3-200

Tüyap Exhibitions Group N8-210

Uber Boat by Thames Clippers N7-210

UGOLINI VIAGGI SRL N3-510

UKinbound N7-210

Ukino Hotels N4-200

UNILINE TRAVEL COMPANY - DMC N9-210

UNIONE NAZIONALE PRO LOCO D'ITALIA APS N3-200

United Hotels of Portugal N4-200

UNITED TRAVEL MALTA N3-420

Up at The O2/The O2 N7-210

V.O.S - Vision of Scandinavia N8-600

VAKKO HOTEL&RESIDENCE (NİŞANTASI &SUMAHAN

BOSPHORUS) N8-210

Valamar N9-210

VALENCIA REGION N5-520

VALENCIA TURISME N5-520

Valtur – Nicolaus – Raro Villas N3-210

Van der Valk Brussels Airport N7-502

Van der Valk Hotels**** Wallonia N7-500

Varna Municipality N6-210

VAS GROUP DMC N6-100

Vedettes de Paris N2-210

VEDITALIA N3-210

Veles e Vents N5-520

VELIKO TARNOVO MUNICIPALITY N6-210

Veneto, the Land of Venice - Regional Tourism Board N3-510

VENEZIA UNICA - Municipality of Venice N3-510

VENICE CABARET DINNER SHOW BY AVANSPETTACOLON3-510

VENICE TOURS SRL N3-510

VENICE WATER LINK - RAFFAELLO NAVIGAZIONE N3-510

VENUS BEACH HOTEL N3-220

Veritaly- Sardinia DMC & Travel Designer N4-500

Verticalife - Outdoor Travel Company N3-200

VERY VIVA VENICE SRL N3-510

Veturis Travel N5-200

Via Hansa & Borealis N7-420

VIAGGI DI MARE N3-200

VIAGGIARE RENT N3-510

VIAJES EUROAMÉRICA N5-210

VIAJES OLYMPIA N4-210



VIALAND Theme Park&Vialand Palace Hotel N8-210

Vialattea ski resort N3-200

Viaport Marina N8-210

ViaVitória - DMC AZORES N4-200

Vibra Hotels N5-420

VidaMar Hotels & Resorts N4-200

VIKING HOTELS N8-210

Vila Bled and Brdo Estate N9-200

Vila Galé Hotels N4-200

VILEXTUR DMC N6-300

VILLA ASFODELI BIKE&RELAX HOTEL N4-500

Villa della Pergola N3-200

N3-210

VILLA IL GIOIELLO Sorrento N3-200

VILLA QUARANTA TOMMASI WINE HOTEL & SPA N3-510

VILLAGGIO SAN FRANCESCO - BIHOLIDAY N3-510

Villas & apartments N3-200

Vincci Hoteles N5-200

VINCI Airports N2-210

VIP Executive Art's Hotel N4-200

Virtuous Travel & Concierge N3-210

Visit Ards and North Down N7-200

Visit Armagh N7-200

Visit Batumi N8-202

Visit Belfast N7-200

VISIT BERGAMO N3-210

VISIT BORȘA - MARAMUREȘ N6-300

VISIT BRESCIA N3-210

Visit Causeway Coast and Glens N7-200

Visit Cork N7-200

VISIT CRAIOVA N6-300

VISIT CULLERA N5-520

Visit Derry N7-200

VISIT GANDIA N5-520

Visit Greenwich N7-210

VISIT HARGHITA N6-300

Visit Iceland N7-300

Visit Jersey N7-210

Visit Lake District, Cumbria N7-120

Visit Leeds N7-210

Visit Levi

Visit Liverpool N7-210

VISIT MARAMUREȘ N6-300

Visit Mid Ulster N7-200

Visit Nicosia N3-220

Visit North Yorkshire N7-210

VISIT ORADEA N6-300

Visit Paris Region N2-210

Visit Piemonte MICE N3-200

Visit Porto & North of Portugal N4-200

Visit Poznan N7-220

VISIT SOPOT N7-220

Visit Tavernes N5-520

VISIT TIMIȘOARA - DMO N6-300

VISIT VALENCIA N5-520

Visit Wales N7-210

Visit West (Bath & Bristol) / Cotswolds Plus N7-210

Visit York N7-210

Visitas Guiadas y Excursiones Valencia and Go N5-520

VisitBrabant - in the south of the Netherlands N7-406

VisitBritain N7-210

VisitMons N7-500

VisitScotland N7-210

VITORIA-GASTEIZ N4-210

VIVARA VIAGGI N3-200

Vivosa Apulia Resort N3-210

V.O.S - Vision of Scandinavia N7-429


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VOX GROUP N7-418

Voxel, an Amadeus Company N6-200

Voyage Hotels N8-210

VOYAGES SERVICES PLUS N2-210

Vueling Airlines N6-200

Warner Bros. Studio Tour London N7-402

Warsaw Tourism Organization N7-220

Watch & Cow N7-320

Wavyssa N5-210

WAYS2ITALY N3-200

WeCareHotels Hotels - Restaurants N7-500

Weekend Travel N7-520

welcome berlin tours N6-410

Welcome to Sardinia DMC & MICE N4-500

WELLSICILY DI SCARLET WORLD N3-210

Westport House & Gardens N7-200

Whale Watching Akureyri N7-300

White's Hotels & Group Travel N7-200

Wicked Direct N7-210

Windermere - Lake District N7-210

Windermere Lake Cruises N7-120

Windmill Lane Recording Studios N7-200

Windsor Travel Group N4-200

WINE & DINE HOLIDAYS BY NEW VISTA N3-210

Wish More Hotels N8-210

Wojewodztwo Slaskie Urzad Marszalkowski

Wojewodztwa Slaskiego N7-425

WORLD HERITAGE CITIES OF SPAIN N4-210

WORLD OF SUNRISE HOTELS N8-210

WORLD SYNERGY TRAVEL N6-300

WORLD SYNERGY TRAVEL BULGARIA N6-210

WORLDTOURS ITALY - Tours & Transfers N3-210

WOTELS N4-200

WOW Porto | World Of Wine N4-200

WWW.SETASDESEVILLA.COM N5-210

XO Cape Arnna N9-508

Yookye N3-200

YOUR TOURS PORTUGAL N4-200

ZACCARDI HOTELS N3-210

Zaccheraservice SRL N2-116

Zadar County Tourist Board N9-210

Zagreb Tourist Board N9-210

ZETEMA PROGETTO CULTURA N3-210

Zip World Windermere N7-120

Experiences

AAA Travel S4-309

Addison Lee S4-412

Advantage Car Rental & EZ Rent A Car S4-519

Amadeus River Cruises S4-400

Beauty of Japan Tours S4-309

Big BusTours Ltd S4-410

CARQ / CARGINI _ Future Transportation

Enterprises Ltd S4-518

China Charmission Travel S4-309

Chrismar Travel S4-106

City Sightseeing Ltd S4-310

Club Sports Ltd S4-318

Collective Hospitality / Destination Hospitality S4-610

Crew Tours S4-309

Cuba Incentives S4-309

Dutch Cruise Line B.V. S4-308

Ecoplace Tours S4-106

Feenstra Rijn Lijn S4-500

finitione S3-120

Global Discovery S4-309

Go City Ltd. S4-210

Grand Prix Grand Tours S4-600

HolidayPirates Ltd S4-218

HR GUEST HOSPITALITY SRL FOR JADA

HOTELS COLLECTION S3-124

Innstant Travel S4-300

INTREPID TRAVEL DMC S4-120

Italcamel s.p.a S4-200

Just a Drop S4-602

Khiri Travel S4-309

Köln-Düsseldorfer Deutsche Rheinschiffahrt GmbH S4-500

Lüftner Cruises S4-400

Meet and Greet Italy S4-309

New World Travel S4-309

Ocean Advice S4-500

Ocean Diva S4-500

Orion Trek Voyages S4-309

P1 Travel S3-648

Primate Tours Limited S4-106

River Advice S4-500

Royal Mountain Travel P.Ltd S4-309

Scylla AG S4-406

Solana Tours S4-309

Sports Events 365 S2-628

STARLING FLEET S4-500

Thames Luxury Charters S4-500

Travco Corporation Ltd. S4-208

Travel Before Italy S4-106

Travel Connection Sport S4-214

Travel To Marketing Pulmeg Corporation SA S4-106

Travellanda Ltd S4-204

TUDING SAS S4-618

UNITED WATERWAYS AG S4-500

Viatur Travel Services S4-106

VIVA Cruises S4-406

VIVA RIVERSIDE S4-406

Walks / Devour Tours S3-122

WEIßE FLOTTE SACHSEN GmbH S4-500

Wendy Japan - World Compass Group S4-106

Wyndham Hotels & Resorts S4-302

XS2Event - B2B Sports Tickets S4-108

Transport

Addison Lee S4-412

Advantage Car Rental & EZ Rent A Car S4-519

Autovia SRL S4-426

B-Rent Srl S4-320

CARQ / CARGINI _ Future Transportation

Enterprises Ltd S4-518

CARWIZ International d.o.o. S4-526

Drivado, Global Ground Transportation

& Chauffeur Service S4-322

Drivalia SpA S4-224

Enterprise Rent A Car UK & Alamo Car Rental S4-222

Finalrentals S4-620

Flex To Go S4-428

Global Passenger Network S4-328

Gray Line Worldwide S4-524

IMS International Mobility Solutions GmbH S4-520

ITALY CAR RENT S4-110

NextCar and Priceless Car Rental S4-628

otoQ Car Rental / Drive365 Car Rental S4-420

Rail Europe S4-422

TUDING SAS S4-618

Yours Car Rental S4-228

Accomodation

& Wholesalers

Alpitour World - Jumbo Tours DMC S3-312

Amazing Morocco DMC S3-638

Anglo American Hotel Florence, Curio Collection by Hilton

S3-210

Australia Inbound by Orange Journeys S3-638

BAJA EXPEDITIONS S3-638

BAKUUN S3-248

BWH Hotels | Great Britain S3-426

BWH Hotels Central Europe GmbH S3-426

Chania Flair Boutique Hotel, Tapestry Collection

By Hilton S3-210

CONRAD TULUM RIVIERA MAYA S3-210

Convergent International Travel

Development Co.,Ltd S3-440

DIDATRAVEL TECHNOLOGY

SINGAPORE PTE. LTD. S3-328

DoubleTree by Hilton Bodrum Isıl Club All

Inclusive Resort S3-210

DoubleTree by Hilton Cape Town Upper Eastside S3-210

Elite Travel Group S3-638

Ensana s.r.o. S3-442

European Tour Operators Association Ltd. S3-426

Footprint Travel S3-638

Front S3-614

G2 Travel Limited S3-430

Globetrotters Travel & Tours S3-426

Go Global Travel S3-218

Graduate Cambridge & The Randolph S3-210

Hard Rock Cafe International S3-426

Highline Tours & Travel S3-638

Hilton S3-210

Hilton by Playa S3-210

Hilton Cancun All Inclusive S3-210

Hilton Cancun Mar Caribe All Inclusive Resort S3-210

Hilton Dubai Al Habtoor City S3-210

Hilton Garden Inn Nairobi Airport S3-210

Hilton London Metropole S3-210

Hilton Rijeka Costabella Beach Resort and Spa S3-210

Hilton Tulum Riviera Maya All Inclusive Resort S3-210

HolidayPirates Ltd S4-218

Hotelbeds Spain, S.L.U. S3-318

HR GUEST HOSPITALITY SRL FOR JADA

HOTELS COLLECTION S3-124

iCanopii.com S3-412

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Featured Exhibitors


Import Promotion Desk S3-610

Infinity Holidays S3-340

Innstant Travel S4-300

iOL S3-520

Italcamel s.p.a S4-200

i'way S3-449

Juniper Travel Technology S3-415

Lake District Estates t/a Ullswater Steamers S3-426

LETSFLY LIMITED S3-526

Liberty Africa Safaris S3-638

Miki Travel S3-310

Miki Travel Limited S3-310

Northern Norway Travel/SSP S3-426

NoviNomad Travel Company S3-638

NUMO lerapetra Beach Resort Crete, Curio

Collection by Hilton S3-210

ODEONBEDS S3-322

One Love Destinations S3-549

Onyx CenterSource S3-539

OsaBus | Dispo S3-426

P1 Travel S3-648

Peakpoint Global Turizm Dis Tic Ltd S3-410

Prime Tours Germany GmbH S3-426

PRIME TRAVEL SERVICE TURIZM SEY. TAŞ.

INŞ. SAN. VE TIC. LTD.ŞTI. S3-538

Rakuten Travel Xchange Pte. Ltd S3-630

RateHawk S3-426

RateHawk, part of Emerging Travel Group S3-540

Smyrooms S3-230

St Christopher's Inns S3-426

STUBA S3-218

Tamàna Company S3-638

TBO.COM S3-510

Tempo by Hilton New York Times Square S3-210

The Adventure Connection Group Ltd S3-638

The Emerald House Lisbon - Curio Collection

by Hilton S3-210

The Green Spot S3-638

The Wander Adventures S3-638

Tixstock S3-512

Tour Axis S3-426

Tourmind Corp Limited S3-536

Travellanda Ltd S4-204

Travco Corporation Ltd. S4-208

Trip.com Group S3-530

TTI - Travel Technology Initiative S3-618

Viagens Abreu, SA S3-344

Vosaio Travel Group S3-426

WebBeds FZ LLC S3-238

welcomebeds.com S3-414

WORLD 2 MEET, S.L.U. S3-320

Wyndham Hotels & Resorts S4-302

Yalago S3-428

ZEMI Miches All-Inclusive Resort. Curio Collection

by Hilton S3-210

Technology

11-Infotech System Co Ltd S2-101

365id S2-522

3FullSteps S2-230

AERTiCKET S2-221

Airalo S2-426

Amadeus Hospitality, Inc. S2-220

Amigo S2-307

Amigo Tours S2-302

Anchor Operating System S2-222

Babylon Tours S2-302

BAKUUN S3-248

Bandwango S2-414

Barclaycard Payments S2-536

Bedbankglobal S2-230

BLASTNESS UK LIMITED S2-210

Bluehouse Technology S2-409

Bókun S2-302

BookingAgora S2-230

BridgerPay S2-628

Clio Muse Tours S2-302

CodeGen Ltd S2-318

COSMOBEDS S2-230

Cyberlogic SA S2-338

Danaos S2-230

dcs plus - Travel Technology S2-520

DECTA Ltd S2-434

DTS Travel S2-230

ENLITE S2-230

Exactly.com S2-114

Facilitatrip s.a.s. S2-217

FareHarbor BV S2-418

Flywire S2-327

Front S3-614

GenX eSolutions Pvt Ltd S2-209

GIATA GmbH S2-221

GP Solutions GmbH S2-430

HASHSTUDIOZ TECHNOLOGIES S2-207

Headout S2-302

HeyTrip International Limited S2-310

Holafly Limited S3-518

HOLIPAY S2-205

HotelDO S2-436

Inspiretec Travel Platform S2-401

InterLnkd S3-632

intuitive S2-324

Kaptio Ltd S2-625

Key Tours S2-302

KOOB.tech S2-217

Lemax d.o.o. S2-424

LETSFLY LIMITED S3-526

LYKO S2-301

Manage Your Trip S2-304

Mize S2-330

Modulr S2-425

myGO S2-230

NAYAX S2-534

Newhotel Software S2-320

Nitro Travel Solutions S2-110

NIUM S2-336

Onyx CenterSource S3-539

Open Destinations S2-316

Palisis AG S2-302

Pax2pay S2-218

Paysafe Holdings UK Limited S2-525

Pliant GmbH S2-432

PriceTravel S2-230

RateGain S2-410

RatesPro S2-230

Renthub Srl Software for Rental Companies S2-405

RightRez, Inc. S2-203

Sabre GLBL Inc. S2-326

Smartpricing S2-524

SOPHI Outsourcing Inc. S2-302

Stripe: A payments platform for the travel

& hospitality industry S2-532

Sugati Travel S2-527

SUNRATE S2-529

Techno Heaven Consultancy Pvt. Ltd. S2-100

The One Destination Company S3-549

Tixstock S3-512

TOP International Hotels GmbH S2-201

Toureo Booking Systems S2-303

TourOptima S2-302

Tourplan S2-438

TourReview S2-302

Tourwriter S2-526

TPConnects Technologies S2-407

Travel Compositor, SL S2-334

Travel Connection Technology S2-334

Travel Technology Systems S2-428

TravelgateX S2-230

Travelgenix - Agendas Group S2-305

Traverse Automation S2-630

Trekzy S2-302

TripMatrix S3-102

TrustYou GmbH S2-420

UBIGI S2-523

UBIO S2-535

UK Telecom Distribution Ltd S2-638

Vamoos S2-116

VariFlight S2-416

Voiso S2-620

Wego S2-230

Welcome Pickups S2-302

WeTravel S2-215

Zinantis by FPH S2-230

Boulevard

Al Jazeera Media Network

BBC Studios

Wanderlust Travel Media Limited

The Americas

BL7

BL5

BL8

¡AH CHIHUAHUA! S5-220

ABAV NACIONAL S5-200

ADA TOURS S5-200

Adobe Rent a Car S5-230

ADVENTURE JOURNEYS S5-400

AGENCIA DE PROMOCION TURISTICA

CENTROAMERICANA (CATA) S5-618


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AGENCIA IL VIAGGIO TRAVEL S5-230

Alamo, National & Enterprise Rent a Car S5-230

Alaska Railroad S7-500

All Reps S5-500

All Seasons Resort S6-300

Alliance for Downtown New York S7-300

AlliedTPro S7-400

ALLTOUR ECUADOR S5-400

Altman Real Estate S6-300

Amadeus Travel Agency Costa Rica S5-230

Amazilia Travel S5-230

AMAZON NATURE TOURS S5-200

Amazon River Expeditions TTOO - Heliconia

Amazon River Lodge S5-210

AMAZONAS S5-200

AMAZONIA - MALOCAS JUNGLE LODGE S5-200

amiGO Rent a Car Costa Rica S5-230

Amstar S6-200

Ancestral Travel S5-500

Andaz Costa Rica Resort at Peninsula Papagayo S5-230

ANDEAN TRAVEL COMPANY S5-400

Andes World Travel S5-500

Anguilla Tourist Board S6-316

Antarctica21 S5-410

ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA TOURISM AUTHORITY S6-218

Apes Hill Barbados Golf Resort & Community S6-300

ARANWA HOTELS RESORTS & SPAS S5-210

AREA15 S7-410

ARGENTINA - Instituto Nacional de Promoción Turística S5-520

ARMOTOURS Tour Operator S5-230

Atlantis Paradise Island S6-310

Australis S5-410

AUTHENTIC ECUADOR S5-400

Aventuras Tierra Verde S5-230

Aventure Colombia S5-500

avianca S5-500

AVIATUR S5-500

AVIS RENT A CAR S5-230

Awake Adventures S5-500

AZUL BRAZILIAN AIRLINES S5-200

Bahamas Out Island Promotion Board S6-310

BAHIA S5-200

Bambuda S5-510

Barbados Sotheby’s International Realty S6-300

Barbados Tourism Marketing Inc S6-300

Barefoot Holiday S7-100

BEBRAZIL TRAVEL PARTNERS, DMC S5-200

Bella Aventura Costa Rica S5-230

Bermuda Tourism Authority S6-208

BEST OF COSTA RICA TOUR OPERATOR & DMC S5-230

B-For International S7-500

S7-506

S7-400

S7-408

Blue Sky Luxury S6-300

BLUMAR DMC S5-200

Bonotel Exclusive Travel S7-408

Botánika Osa Peninsula, Curio Collection by Hilton S5-230

Boyd Gaming S7-410

Bradenton Area Convention and Visitors Bureau S7-210

BRAZIL ECOTOUR DMC IN BRAZIL S5-200

BRAZILIAN LUXURY TRAVEL ASSOCIATION S5-200

Bruce Guatemala S5-518

Buenaventura Golf & Beach Resort Panama S5-510

Busport Group S5-510

Butterfly Beach Hotel S6-300

BWH Hotels S7-408

Cactus Tour LatinXplore S5-230

Caesars Entertainment S7-410

California Academy of Sciences S7-400

CAMINO TRAVEL BY CAMINO GROUP S5-230

Caribbean Tourism Organisation UK & Europe S6-316

Caribe Royale Orlando S7-200

CASTELO TRAVEL DESIGNERS S5-200

Cayman Islands Department of Tourism S5-430

CEARÁ S5-608

Chelsea Hotel, Toronto S7-500

Chile Travel S5-410

Cicloaustral Chile S5-410

Cirque du Soleil S7-410

Clark Tours S5-518

Coco Reef Resort & Spa S5-530

Coconut Court Beach Hotel S6-300

COLIBRI EXPEDITIONS & TUCAN LODGE S5-400

Colombia 57 S5-500

Colombia Memories S5-500

Colombian Details SAS S5-500

Colombian Journeys S5-500

COMPASS BRAZIL, DMC S5-200

Condor Travel S.A.C S5-104

Condor Verde | DMC Guatemala S5-518

Copa Airlines S5-510

Corporación Camino Real S5-518

Costa Rent a Car S5-230

Costa Rica Reps DMC & Tour Operator S5-230

Costa Rica Tourist Board S5-230

Costa Rican Trails S5-230

Crowne Plaza Times Square S7-300

Cruceros Skorpios S5-410

Cruise America Inc S6-104

CTS Turismo S5-410

Cuba Tourist Office S5-420

Dalca Travel S5-410

Daytona Beach Convention and Visitors Bureau S7-210

Decameron All Inclusive Hotels & Resorts S5-510

DEL BIANCO TRAVEL EXPERIENCE S5-200

Destin/Fort Walton Beach S7-210

Destination Services Costa Rica S5-230

DMC - TOP Costa Rica Experiences S5-230

Dominican Republic Ministry Of Tourism S6-210

Domiruth Travel Service S5-210

Dover Beach Hotel S6-300

Drive-a-Matic Car Rentals S6-300

Easirent S7-500

Ecochile Travel S5-410

Ecole Travel S5-230

Ecuador Ministry of Tourism S5-400

EHTL VIAGENS S5-200

Elemento Natural Costa Rica S5-230

EM Hotels S5-500

Empire State Building Observatory S7-300

Enchanting Hotels & Experiences S5-230

EPR TRAVEL S5-400

ETOURS BRAZIL DMC S5-200

EUROPCAR RENT A CAR S5-230

Evenia Hotels S5-510

Evermore Resort S7-200

Excelencia en Viajes Panamá S5-618

EXPLOOR PERU S5-210

Explore Louisiana S7-400

FAIRMONT RIO DE JANEIRO COPACABANA S5-200

Falkland Islands Tourist Board S5-110

Far Out Trails Chile S5-410

Faranda Hotels & Resorts S5-510

Find My Costa Rica S5-230

Florida Attractions Collection S7-200

Florida Keys and Key West S7-210

Florida´s Space Coast S7-210

Fontainebleau Las Vegas S7-410

GALACRUISES EXPEDITIONS S5-400

GALAPAGOS GALAXY CRUISES - GALAGENTS S5-400

GEO REISEN S5-400

GLOBAL LAND TOUR S5-400

Go and Travel S5-500

GO GALAPAGOS KLEINTOURS S5-106

Go West Tours S7-408

GOL AIRLINES S5-200

GONDWANA BRASIL S5-200

Grand Cayman Marriott S5-430

Greater Miami Convention and Visitors Bureau S7-210

Green Travel DMC S5-500

Green World Adventures GWA S5-230

Grenada Tourism Authority S6-316

Grotto Bay Beach Resort & Spa S6-208

Grupo Pachira, Tortuguero S5-230

Guanderlost Tours S5-518

Guyana Tourism Authority S6-308

Hadco Experiences S5-530

Hampton by Hilton Grand Cayman Seven

Mile Beach Hotel S5-430

Hideaway Rio Celeste S5-230

Hilton Barbados Resort S6-300

Horizontes Nature Tours S5-230

Hotel Águila de Osa S5-230

Hotel Hacienda Guachipelin S5-230

Hotel Parador Nature Resort & Spa/Hotel Arenal ManoaS5-230

Hotel San Bada Resort & Spa S5-230

Hoteles Cumbres S5-410

HOTELES JOSE ANTONIO S5-210

Hotteo Travel S5-410

Hover Tours International Corp. S5-510

Hudson Yards S7-300

IBEROSTAR SELECTION MIRAFLORES S5-210

IDEIA TOURS - D.M.C S5-200

IDT S5-500

IGUASSU FALLS S5-200

ILS Tours S5-410

Impulse Travel S5-500

Inara Travel S5-410

INCA RAIL S5-210

INCENTIVAMOS COLOMBIA S5-500

Incredible Adventures S7-408

Inside Panama S5-510

INSTITUTO GUATEMALTECO DE TURISMO

– INGUAT S5-518

Instituto Nicaragüense de Turismo (INTUR) S5-618

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Exhibitor Directory

Featured Exhibitors


interCaribbean Airways S6-110

INTREPID COLOMBIA S5-500

INTREPID PERU S5-210

ITAPARICA TOUR OPERATOR S5-200

Jamaica Inn S6-318

Jamaica Tourist Board S6-318

JARDIM DA AMAZONIA LODGE S5-200

Jonview S7-500

JOURNEYS DMC BRAZIL S5-200

JW Marriott Panama S5-510

Karisma Hotels & Resorts S6-306

Kiubo S5-500

LA PAZ, MÉXICO S5-220

Laguna Lodge Tortuguero S5-230

Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority S7-410

LATAM AIRLINES S5-200

LEGENDARY PERU S5-210

LIMA TOURS S5-210

LINK EXPERIENCES (Signature Ecuador Member) S5-400

LIVE ECUADOR TRAVEL GROUPLET S.A. & SUCHIPAKARI

AMAZON LODGE S5-400

Loberías del Sur – Carretera Austral S5-410

MACONDO DMC SAS S5-500

Majestic Holidays S6-310

MARANHÃO S5-200

Marbella Costa Rica Tour Operator & DMC S5-230

Margaritaville Beach Resort S6-310

Marriott Hotels of Costa Rica S5-230

Marriott International S6-316

Marriott Select Brands Costa Rica S5-230

Martsam Tcalravel S5-518

MATO GROSSO S5-200

MAVA TRAVEL PERÚ S5-210

Maverick Helicopters S7-410

Maya Trails S5-518

Mayan Gateway S5-518

Mears Transportation Group / Mears Connect S7-200

MECA INTERNATIONAL DMC S5-220

MEMORABLE TRAVEL GROUP / MEMORABLE

INCENTIVES DMC S5-230

METROPOLITAN TOURING S5-400

Metropolitan Touring Colombia S5-500

METROPOLITAN TOURING PERU S5-210

MÉXICO S5-220

MGM Resorts International S7-410

Millennium Hotels of New York City S7-300

Minor Hotels Americas S5-220

MORPHO EVASIONS COSTA RICA S5-230

MOUNT IRVINE BAY RESORT S5-530

MTA Costa Rica S5-230

Naples Marco Island Everglades S7-210

NAPO WILDLIFE CENTER S5-400

Nassau & Paradise Island Promotion Board S6-310

NASSF TRAVEL - B CORP S5-210

National Car Rental - Enterprise Rent A Car Mexico S5-220

NATIVA 365 PROMOÇÕES E EVENTOS LTDA S5-608

Nayarit S5-220

New York City Tourism + Conventions S7-300

Niagara Helicopters S7-506

NIZUC/BRISAS GROUP S5-220

Noble House Hotels & Resorts S6-108

NOI Hotels S5-410

NU Car Rentals S7-408

Ñuble Region que inspira S5-410

Ocean Hotels S6-300

Oceanwide Expeditions S6-102

Outlanders Colombia S5-500

Panama al Natural S5-510

Panama Crown Tours S5-510

Panama Journeys S5-510

Panamericana de Viajes S5-500

PANTANAL EXPLORER - DMC S5-200

Papillon Helicopters S7-410

PASSION BRAZIL S5-200

PERÚ A TRAVEL S5-210

PERU JAMUY TRAVEL S5-210

PERU LEISURE TRAVEL S5-210

PERUVIAN SOUL S5-210

PHOENIX TRAVEL GROUP S5-500

ProColombia S5-500

PROMPERÚ S5-210

Protrip DMC S5-410

PTS PERÚ S5-210

PULLMAN LIMA SAN ISIDRO S5-210

Pure Travel Group S5-500

Pure! Chile S5-410

QUADRI & AVENTURAS S5-200

Quimbaya Latin America S5-510

QUINTI S5-400

Radisson Aquatica Resort Barbados S6-300

Rainbow Air Helicopter Tours S7-408

Ramada Plaza Resort & Suites International Drive S7-200

REDE WINDSOR S5-200

Red Frog Beach Island Resort S5-510

Remac Tours S6-300

Renaissance Panama City Hotel S5-510

Rentyl Resorts S7-210

Resorts World Las Vegas S7-410

RIO DE JANEIRO S5-200

RIO JOURNEY CO. S5-200

RIOTUR S5-200

Rosen Hotels & Resorts S7-200

ROTA DAS EMOÇÕES S5-200

ROTA PANTANAL-BONITO/MATO GROSSO DO SUL S5-200

ROXY DINNER SHOW S5-200

Saint Lucia Tourism Authority S7-100

SALKANTAY TREKKING PERU S5-210

SALVADOR DA BAHIA S5-200

Salvaje Travel Chile S5-410

Sandals & Beaches Resorts S6-318

SAO PAULO STATE S5-200

SÃO SEBASTIÃO - SP S5-200

Sarah Young Concierge & Young Estates S6-300

SATSPeru S5-210

SETOURS HANDCRAFTED JOURNEYS DMC S5-210

Si Como No Resort & Wildlife Refuge S5-230

Solar Tours S7-100

South American Tours DMC S6-100

SOUTH EXPEDITIONS S5-400

Sphere S7-410

ST Costa Rica (Swiss Travel Costa Rica) S5-230

St. James Travel & Tours S6-300

Steve Kay Productions S7-300

Stoutes Car Rental S6-300

STP Guatemala S5-518

Suitree Experience Hotel S5-230

SUMMIT One Vanderbilt S7-300

SUN GATE TOURS S5-210

TAP AIR PORTUGAL S5-200

Ted Sunshine Enterprise S5-530

Tennessee Tourism - Trade S7-308

TERRA BRAZIL EXPERIENCE S5-200

The Bahamas Ministry of Tourism S6-310

The Colombian Project S5-500

The Colombian Trip S5-500

The Crane Resort S6-300

The Liming & Bequia Plantation Hotel S6-316

The Mango Bay Group S6-300

The Metropolitan Opera S7-300

The St. Regis Bermuda Resort S6-208

The STRAT Hotel, Casino and Tower S7-410

The Trident Hotel & Castle S6-318

The Venetian Resort Las Vegas S7-410

The Westin Grand Cayman Seven Mile Beach

Resort & Spa S5-430

The Westin Hilton Head Island Resort & Spa,

South Carolina USA S7-400

TIERRA DE LOS ANDES S.A.C. S5-210

TIERRA DEL VOLCAN S5-400

Tobago Tourism Agency S5-530

Tourism Tennessee S7-308

TOURS BAHIA S5-200

TOURS LIMITED LLC S7-408

Travel Excellence S5-230

TRAVEL GROUP S.A. S5-210

Travel Solutions Colombia DMC S5-500

TravelArt Chile S5-410

TRIP360.TRAVEL DMC PERÚ S5-210

Turavion S5-410

Turismo Gato Andino S5-410

Uncover Colombia S5-500

Uniquely Galapagos x EcoAndes Travel S5-100

Universal Orlando Resort S7-200

VALENCIA TRAVEL CUSCO S5-210

VAOVA S5-500

Vapues Travel S5-510

Vertice Travel S5-410

Viajes Anita S5-510

VIARE TRAVEL S5-200

VIDA Cayman S5-430

VIPAC TRAVEL S5-210

VIRACOCHA TURISMO INTERNACIONAL S5-210

Virgin Hotels Las Vegas S7-410

Visit Anchorage S7-500

VISIT BRASIL / Brazilian Tourist Board S5-200

VISIT BRAZIL TRAVEL ASSOCIATION (VBRATA) S5-200

Visit Central Florida S7-210

VISIT FLORIDA S7-210

VISIT IGUASSU S5-200

Visit Mississippi S7-308

Visit Orlando S7-200

VISIT PANAMA S5-510

Visit Panama City Beach S7-210

Visit Pensacola S7-210

VISIT RIO S5-200

Visit San Antonio S7-308


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Visit San Antonio - Trade S7-308

VISIT SÃO PAULO S5-200

Visit USA Association (UK) Limited S7-308

VISITE RIO GRANDE DO NORTE S5-200

VISITING GALAPAGOS S5-400

VIVA ECUADOR S5-400

VIVA O PARÁ S5-200

Voyzant Inc S7-506

Walt Disney World Swan and Dolphin Resort S7-200

World of Hyatt Inclusive Collection S6-200

WPERÚ-TRAVEL S5-210

WYNDHAM HOTELS S5-400

Wyndham Reef Resort Grand Cayman S5-430

Middle East

ABC Tourism LLC, Dubai S9-220

Abdulmohsin Al Hokair Company

for Tourism & Development S8-510

Abu Dhabi National Hotels S10-215

Address Beach Resort Fujairah S9-420

Air Arabia S10-210

Air Connectivity Program (ACP) S8-212

Air Travel & Tours LLC / Al Maha Rent A Car Oman S11-200

Ajman Department of Tourism Development S10-400

AJMAN HOTEL MANAGED BY BLAZON HOTELS S10-400

AJMAN SARAY -A LUXURY COLLECTION RESORT S10-400

Ajwaad S8-212

Al Habtoor Grand Resort, Autograph Collection S9-220

Al Hamra Residence and Al Hamra Village Hotel S10-500

AL KOOR DISCOVER OMAN S11-200

Al Madinah Region Development Authority S8-212

Al Messila, a Luxury Collection Resort & Spa Doha S9-210

ALBALAD Development Company S8-409

AlBoraq DMC S8-212

ALFARIS INTL TRAVEL & TOURISM CO S8-212

Ali Bin Ali Holidays S9-210

Almaysara Tours S9-525

Almosafer (Part of Seera Group) S7-420

Almosafer Activites S8-212

Alsubaee Holidays S8-103

ALULA Guide S8-212

Anantara Mina Al Arab Ras Al Khaimah S10-500

Anantara The Palm Dubai Resort S9-220

Anjum Hotel Makkah S9-515

Arabian Adventures S9-220

Arabian Travel Market S9-220

ARADA S10-210

Aseer Development Authority S8-212

Asfar Iraq S9-525

ASFAR, the Saudi Tourism Investment Company S8-510

ATA Travel Dubai (Astra Travel Agency LLC) S9-220

Athaar Arabia DMC S8-510

Atlas Tours S10-420

AYLA S10-420

BAHI AJMAN PALACE HOTEL S10-400

BAHRAIN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BOARD S10-222

Bahrain Tourism & Exhibitions Authority

(BTEA) S10-222

Bahwan Tourism LLC S11-200

BAN Tourism S8-510

Banyan Tree Dubai S9-220

Best choice S9-525

BEST OF BAHRAIN BY HOUSE OF TRAVEL S10-222

Bil Weekend S9-525

BILAD ALSAFARI S9-525

Boutique Group S8-212

BOUDL HOTELS & RESORTS S8-212

BRONZ TOURISM S10-400

Centara Mirage Beach Resort Dubai S9-220

Cheval Maison The Palm Dubai S9-220

Classic for Touristic Resorts & Hotel Management

S10-505

Conrad Abu Dhabi Etihad Towers S10-215

Conrad Dubai S9-220

Crowne Plaza Dubai Marina and InterContinental

Residences Dubai Business Bay S9-220

cruise saudi S8-212

Dakkak DMC S10-420

Dar Aleiman Co S8-212

Dar Al Taqwa Hotel Madinah S8-510

DARINA HOLIDAYS S10-400

Day 3 travel S10-420

Delta Hotels by Marriott Jumeirah Beach, Dubai S9-220

Desert Adventures Tourism S9-220

Desert Gate Tourism S10-215

Diriyah company S8-220

Discover Qatar S9-210

DISCOVER SAUDI (Part of Almosafer) S8-212

Discovery Circle Tours S10-420

DMC Arabia – Kurban Tours S8-212

Doha Bus S9-210

Doha Oasis & Quest S9-210

DOLPHIN KHASAB TOURS S11-200

DoubleTree by Hilton Marjan Island S10-500

DP World – Port Rashid Cruise terminals S9-220

Dubai S9-220

Dubai Creek Harbour Cluster S9-220

Dubai Holding Entertainment S9-220

Dukes The Palm, a Royal Hideaway Hotel S9-220

DUSIT THANI ABU DHABI S10-215

DWO GUEST BAHRAIN S10-222

EBooking Travel and Tourism S9-220

EET Global S8-510

Eithad airways S10-215

Elaf Group S8-212

Elevate S9-220

Elite Club International Travel & Tourism S10-420

Emaar Entertainment Group S9-220

Emirates S9-220

EMIRATES PARK ZOO AND RESORT S10-215

Environment and Protected Areas Authority S10-210

Ethara S10-215

EXHIBITION WORLD BAHRAIN S10-222

EXO Saudi Arabia S8-212

Experience Abu Dhabi S10-215

Expo Centre Sharjah S10-210

Expo City Dubai S9-220

FAIRMONT AJMAN S10-400

Fairmont Amman Hotel S10-420

Fairmont Bab Al bahar S10-215

Fairmont Dubai S9-220

Fairmont The Palm S9-220

FARHAT TOURS S10-222

FBT Adventures S9-220

FIVE Hotels and Resorts S9-220

flydubai S9-220

flynas S8-212

FREE ZONES AUTHORITY OF AJMAN S10-400

Fujairah Holidays S9-420

Fujairah Rotana Resort & Spa S9-420

Fujairah Tourism & Antiquities Department,

Government of Fujairah S9-420

Fursan S8-510

Fuwairit Kite Beach, Tapestry Collection by Hilton S9-210

Gewan Hotels and Resorts S9-220

Global Scuba Oman S11-200

Golden Highlands S11-200

Golden Sands Hotels & Hotel Apartments S9-220

GOZAHID DESTINATION MANAGEMENT S8-212

Grand Mercure Dubai City S9-220

Green Arrow Tours S10-420

GULF AIR S10-222

GULF HOTELS GROUP S10-222

Hail Region development Authority S8-212

Hajjat Tours S10-420

Hampton by Hilton Marjan Island S10-500

Hamza Camel Tours S8-510

HAWAR RESORT BY MANTIS S10-222

Hilton S8-212

Hilton Abu Dhabi Yas Island S10-215

Hilton Doha S9-210

Hilton Dubai Palm Jumeirah and Hilton Dubai

Jumeirah and Hilton Dubai The Walk S9-220

Hilton Hotel & Resorts S11-200

Hilton Salwa Beach Resort & Villas S9-210

HOLIDAY MOMENTS TOURISM LLC S10-500

Husaak S11-200

Hussain Mohammed Hijazi Group S8-510

Hussak Adventures S8-510

Hyatt Hotels Dubai S9-220

Hyatt Regency Riyadh-Olaya S8-510

Hyyak S8-510

IBN FIRNAS TRAVEL & TOURISM S10-222

Infinite Tours S11-200

InterContinenta1 Fujairah Resort S9-420

InterContinental Hotel Abu Dhabi S10-215

InterContinental Hotels Group - Jordan S10-420

InterContinental Hotels Group Dubai Festival City S9-220

InterContinental Muscat S11-200

Intercontinental Ras Al Khaimah Mina Al Arab

Resort & Spa S10-500

INTERCONTINENTAL REGENCY BAHRAIN S10-222

Iraqi Ministry of Culture & Tourism & Antiques S9-525

JA Resorts & Hotels S9-220

Jabal Omar Co. S7-425

JANNAH HOTELS & RESORTS S10-215

Jeddah Al Balad Historical Program S8-212

Jordan Experience Tours S10-420

Jordan Horizons Tours S10-420

Jordan Tourism Board S10-420

JUMEIRAH GULF OF BAHRAIN S10-222

JW MARRIOTT S11-200

Karma House Travel & Tourism S10-420

Khalidia Palace Hotel Dubai by Mourouj Gloria S9-220

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Khamas Hospitality S9-220

KHASAB TRAVEL AND TOURS S11-200

La Beduina S10-420

La Perle By Dragone S9-220

Lazure Hospitality By Tabuk Investment and Tourism Co. S8-212

Le Meridien Dubai Hotel & Conference Centre S9-220

Le Royal Meridien Abu Dhabi S10-215

Le Royal Meridien Beach Resort and Spa S9-220

Louvre Abu Dhabi S10-215

Magic Travels DMC S10-215

Mandarin Oriental Doha S9-210

Mannai Holidays S9-210

Mark Tours S11-200

Marriott Resort Palm Jumeirah Dubai S9-220

Marsa Malaz Kempinski S9-210

Masarat Alterhal tour operating company S8-212

MAWASIM (Part of Almosafer) S8-212

Maysan and Katara Hills Doha, LXR Hotels & Resorts S9-210

Mida Tourism LLC S10-215

Millennium Hotels & Resorts MEA S8-510

Millennium Hotels & Resorts Middle_East and Africa S9-220

Ministry of Tourism S8-212

Minor Hotels S9-210

Miracle Oman DMC (Miracle Travel) S11-200

Miral DMC S10-215

Miramar Al Aqah Beach Resort S9-420

Mondrian Doha Hotel S9-210

Mövenpick Resort Al Marjan Island S10-500

Museum of the Future S9-220

Nawafir Travel and Tours S10-420

NEOM Company S8-400

NH Collection Dubai The Palm S9-220

NOVOTEL IBIS ADAGIO FUJAIRAH S9-420

Nurai Island S10-215

Om for Travel and Tourism Services S10-420

Oman Air S11-200

Oman Airports S11-200

Oman's Ministry of Heritage and Tourism S11-200

Omran S11-200

Orascom Hotel Management S11-200

Palazzo Versace Dubai S9-220

Palestine Ministry of Tourism & Antiquities S9-111

Pangaea Adventures Club S8-212

Park Hyatt Abu Dhabi Hotel And Villas S10-215

Park Hyatt Doha S9-210

Passage to Arabia by Al Tayer Travel S10-215

Platinumlist Tickets S9-220

Plaza Tours Jordan S10-420

priohub S9-220

Promo For Trip co S8-212

Pullman Doha S9-210

PULLMAN RESORT AL MARJAN ISLAND S10-500

Qafilat Altawhid International Group S8-510

Qasr Al Sarab Desert Resort by Anantara S10-215

Qasr Al Watan S10-215

Qasswa S8-510

Qatar Airways S9-210

Qatar Tourism S9-210

Qiddiya Investment Company S8-420

QIMA Travel and Tourism – DMC KSA S8-212

R Hotels S9-220

Radisson Blu Resort Fujairah S9-420

Radisson Resort Ras Al Khaimah Marjan Island S10-500

RAFFLES AL AREEN PALACE BAHRAIN S10-222

RAFFLES DOHA FAIRMONT DOHA S9-210

Raffles Dubai S9-220

Ras Al Khaimah Tourism Development

Authority S10-500

RED SEA GLOBAL S8-200

Refadah Travel S10-420

Regency Travel & Tours S9-210

Residence Inn by Marriott Sheikh Zayed Road, Dubai S9-220

Retaj Hotels & Hospitality S9-210

RezLive.com S9-220

Rida International Travel & Tourism S8-212

Rixos Al Mairid Ras Al Khaimah S10-500

Rixos Bab Al Bahr S10-500

Rixos Gulf Hotel Doha S9-210

Rixos Marina Abu Dhabi S10-215

Rixos Premium Qetaifan Island North

& Meryal Waterpark S9-210

Rixos Premium Saadiyat Island S10-215

RIYA TRAVEL AND TOURISM LLC S10-215

Riyadh Air S8-500

Riyadh Tours S8-212

Roaa Tours S9-525

Rocket Destination Toursim LLC S10-215

ROSEWOOD DOHA S9-210

Rotana S10-215

Rotana Hotels S8-212

Rotana Hotels & Resorts S9-220

Rove Al Marjan Island S10-500

ROYAL ARABIAN TOURS(L.L.C)-BRANCH

OF ABU DHABI 1 S10-215

Royal Commission For Makkah City and Holy Sites S8-212

Rua Al Madinah Holding S8-212

Sadd Al-Samallaghi Tourism Co. LTD - DMC S8-212

Saadiyat Island (Miral Destinations) S10-215

Saadiyat Rotana Resort & Villas S10-215

Sama Resorts and Spa S11-200

Sana Tourism DMC S8-212

SATA S10-210

Satguru DMC S9-121

Satguru Travel and Tours S9-210

Saudia S8-212

Saudi International Travel Company S8-212

Saudi Trips DMC by Almatar S8-212

S8-212

Sharjah Art Foundation S10-210

Sharjah Asset Management S10-210

Sharjah Commerce & Tourism Development

Authority S10-210

Sharjah Institute of Heritage S10-210

Sharjah International Airport Authority S10-210

Sharjah Old Cars Club S10-210

Sharjah Sports Council S10-210

Sharq Village & Spa, a Ritz-Carlton Hotel S9-210

Shdad Tourism S8-212

Sheraton Dubai Creek Hotel & Towers S9-220

Sheraton Grand Doha, Resort & Convention Hotel S9-210

Sheraton Jumeirah Beach Resort S9-220

Shk Zayed Grand Mosque S10-215

Shurooq S10-210

SMART SYSTEM HOLIDAYS LLC S10-215

Sofitel Al Hamra Beach Resort S10-500

Sofitel Bahrain Zallaq Thalassa Sea & Spa S10-222

Sofitel Dubai The Obelisk S9-220

Soudah Development Company S7-520

Strong Rent A Car S9-210

Sun Travel and Tourism S10-420

Surprise Tourism LLC S10-215

Taiba Investments S8-212

Taj Exotica Resort & Spa, The Palm, Dubai S9-220

Tawfeeq Travel S9-210

Telal Resort Al Ain S10-215

The Chedi Katara Hotel & Resort S9-210

The Cove Rotana Resort S10-500

The Edition Abu Dhabi S10-215

The Jeddah EDITION S8-510

THE K - HOTEL S10-222

THE OBEROI BEACH RESORT AL ZORAH S10-400

THE RITZ-CARLTON, BAHRAIN S10-222

The Ritz-Carlton, Doha S9-210

The St. Regis Riyadh S8-510

The Torch Hospitality S9-210

Tourism 365 S10-215

Tourism Development Fund S8-212

Trav Talk S10-210

Travco Jordan Group Holding S10-420

TRAVCO LLC S10-215

Travel Agent Support S10-111

Travel Designer S9-210

Travel point Group S11-200

TRAVELLERS CHOICE TRAVEL TOURISM LLC S10-215

Two Seasons Hotel and Apartments S9-220

Two Xceed Tourism LLC S10-215

Umrahme S8-510

United Travel Agency S10-420

UTA DMC Saudi Arabia S8-212

VISIT BAHRAIN S10-222

Visit Oman S11-200

Visit South Saudi S8-510

Voco Dubai S9-220

Voyage Tours Dubai S9-220

W Abu Dhabi-Yas Island S10-215

W Amman Hotel S10-420

W Doha Hotel and Residences S9-210

W Dubai the Palm S9-220

wabar Tours S11-200

Waldorf Astoria Dubai Palm Jumeirah S9-220

Waldorf Astoria Lusail Doha S9-210

Waldorf Astoria Ras Al Khaimah S10-500

WORLD GATE TRAVEL AND TOURISIM S9-525

WYNDHAM GARDEN AJMAN CORNICHE S10-400

Xclusive Yachts S9-220

Yas Island (Miral Destinations) S10-215

YAS PLAZA HOTELS S10-215

Zahara Tours S11-200

Africa

Absolute Africa Tours S10-519

Access Holidays & Events S11-220


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ACCOR MAROC S11-220

S11-520

S11-419

ACTIV TRAVEL S11-220

S11-520

S11-419

Adansi Travel Ltd S10-510

Aegyptus intertravel S12-210

Africa Incoming - DMC for Africa S12-230

Africa Safari Connexion S12-230

Africa Unique Safaris S10-525

African Adventure Specialist S11-502

African Eagle S12-230

AFRICAN ESCAPE S11-220

S11-520

S11-419

African Parks - Zambia S12-225

AFRICAN QUEEN ADVENTURES LTD S11-210

African Sun S10-520

Afrikan Native Travel S12-230

Afritrip Morocco S11-220

S11-520

S11-419

AHSANTE TOURS S11-210

Air Kenya Express Limited S11-512

Airports Company of Zimbabwe S10-520

Akilanga DMC & Events S12-230

All Destinations Managment S11-220

S11-520

S11-419

All trips tours S12-210

AL-MAIDA COMPANY LIMITED (ZAVASTA) S11-210

Amazing Africa S12-230

Animal Kingdom Safaris & Car Hire S11-502

ARCADIA TRAVEL MADAGASCAR S11-510

Arimah Travel and Tours PVT Ltd S10-520

ARP Africa Travel Limited S10-130

AS SALAAM AIR (Z) COMPANY LTD S11-210

ASHA TOURS, Germany S11-210

Ashanti African Tours S10-510

Atlas Outdoor S11-220

S11-520

S11-419

Atlas voyages S11-220

S11-520

S11-419

ATTA® (African Travel & Tourism Association) S11-512

AURIC AIR SERVICES LIMITED S11-210

Authentic Madagascar Tours S11-510

Avatar travel S12-210

Azur Hospitality S12-210

Azur Hotels S11-412

Baron Hotels & Resorts S12-210

BAWE ISLAND BY THE COCOON COLLECTION S11-210

Bey Tours - DMC Morocco S11-220

S11-520

S11-419

Blue Monkey Tours S10-525

Blue Moon tours S12-210

Blue Sky Travel group S12-210

BLUEBAY HOTELS ZANZIBAR S11-210

BLUU Car Rental S12-230

Botswana Tourism Organisation S12-435

Brilliant Adventures and Safaris S11-100

BUSH 2 BEACH SAFARIS S11-210

CALUMMA TRAVEL MADAGASCAR S11-510

Camp Khwai S12-435

Caves Beach Resort S12-210

CemAir S12-230

Century City Hotels and Apartments S12-230

Charmillion Hotels & Resorts S12-210

Cheli & Peacock Safaris S10-525

CIEL D'AFRIQUE S11-220

S11-520

S11-419

Coastal Air S11-512

Complete Tours S11-220

S11-520

S11-419

Cresta Hotels S10-520

D-Guide S10-525

DELLAROSA BOUTIQUE HOTEL S11-220

S11-520

S11-419

Densey Tours & Travel S11-502

DISCOVER MADAGASCAR S11-510

Dmc Bemiray Tours MADAGASCAR S11-510

DOLPHIN TOURS AND SAFARIS LTD S11-210

DOMAINE DES REMPARTS S11-220

S11-520

S11-419

Dominion Travel & Tours S12-225

Dreams Resorts Egypt S12-210

Drifters S11-512

Durban Tourism S12-230

Eagle Travel S12-210

East Africa Camps S11-512

Eastern Cape Parks & Tourism Agency S12-230

EASY EXPLORE AFRICA LTD S11-210

Eden Tours S11-412

Egypt In Style Tours S12-210

Egypt Promotion DMC & Dahabiya Cruises S12-210

Egypt Promotion travel S12-210

Egypt Serai travel - DMC S12-210

Egypt Sunmarine Fleet S12-410

Egypt VIP Travel S12-210

EGYPTAIR S12-224

Egyptian Tourism Authority S12-210

El Gouna, Red Sea S12-210

Emeco Travel S12-210

Erinvale Estate Hotel & Spa S12-230

Es Saadi Marrakech Resort S11-220

S11-520

S11-419

Escales Signature S11-220

S11-520

S11-419

Excel Travel S.A.E S12-210

EXPERIENCIAH S11-220

S11-520

S11-419

Explore Nasa Travel S12-210

FAIRMONT LA MARINA RABAT-SALE S11-220

S11-520

S11-419

Fairmont TAGHAZOUT BAY S11-220

S11-520

S11-419

Fancourt S12-230

Farah Nile Cruise S12-210

Fine Bush Tours S12-435

FISHERMAN TOURS & TRAVEL LTD S11-210

FISHERMAN'S REST S11-500

Five Dragons S11-220

S11-520

S11-419

Flash Tour S12-425

FLIGHTLINK LIMITED S11-210

Forestry Commission S10-510

Frontera Travel & Tours S12-225

Funtrip travel S12-210

Gambia Tourism Board S10-515

GAT TOURS S12-210

Get the Picture S12-230

Ghana Tourism Authority S10-510

Global Accommodation S12-230

Glory Safaris LTD S11-502

GO TRAVEL MADAGASCAR S11-510

GOGIRAFFE SAFARIS LIMITED S11-210

Golden Rwanda Safaris Ltd S10-525

Gorilla Expedition Safaris S10-525

Gosheni Safaris S11-512

Grand Africa Safaris S12-230

Hashtag Egypt Travel S12-210

HEIRLOOM PRIVATE TRAVEL MOROCCO S11-220

S11-520

S11-419

HELNAN INTERNATIONAL HOTELS. S12-210

Hibon Lodge S12-230

Hilton S12-210

Hilton Taghazout Bay Beach Resort & SPA S11-220

S11-520

S11-419

Holiday Vacations Zambia S12-225

Hotel 247 S12-230

Hôtel Barrière Le Naoura Marrakech S11-220

S11-520

S11-419

Hwaidak Hotels S12-408

Hwaidak Titanic Hotels S12-400

Hyatt Regency Cairo West S12-210

HYATT TAGHAZOUT S11-220

S11-520

S11-419

HYATT VOYAGES S11-220

S11-520

S11-419

IHG Hotels & Resorts S12-210

Intrepid S11-220

S11-520

S11-419

Jacaranda Hotels Limited S11-502

Jaz Hotel Group S11-210

JMT Tours & Safaris S12-230

Judith Safaris S10-525

JUNGLE DWELLERS #HOLIDAYGURUS S11-502

Kafunta Safaris S12-225

KaiSol Romance Resort Sahl Hasheesh S12-210

KEARSLEY TANZANIA LTD S11-210

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Kempinski Nile Hotel S12-210

Kenya Tourism Federation S11-502

Kenzi Hotels Group S11-220

S11-520

S11-419

KEYS TOURS S11-210

Khwai Development Trust S12-435

Khwai Expeditions Camp S12-435

Kiambi Safaris S12-225

KILIZANZIBAR TOUR S11-210

Kingdom of Eswatini S12-244

Kingfisher Journeys S10-525

Koppan Hospitality S10-510

Koro River Camp S12-435

KTI Voyages S11-220

S11-520

S11-419

KwaZulu-Natal Tourism and Film Authority S12-230

La Palm Royal Beach Hotel S10-510

Lake Nakuru Lodges S11-502

Land Tours Ghana Limited S10-510

l'atelier du voyage S11-220

S11-520

S11-419

LEMURI TOURS VOYAGES S11-510

Leopard Tours S11-106

Letaka Safaris S12-435

Liledo Travel S11-120

Livingstone's Adventure S12-225

Long Beach Resort Hurghada S12-210

Look at Egypt Tours S12-210

Lugi Design Travels S12-230

Lumela Travel Limited S12-225

MADAGASCAR AIRTOURS S11-510

MADAGASCAR ALND OF WONDERS S11-510

Madagascar National Tourism Board S11-510

MADAGASCAR TOURISM EXPEDITIONS S11-510

Malawi Tourism S11-500

MALAWI TRAVEL MARKETING CONSORTIUM S11-500

Mandarin Cruise Line S12-210

MAPENZI BEACH VILLAGE LTD S11-210

Maritim Jolie Ville Resort & Casino Sharm El Sheikh S12-210

Marrakesh Travel Experts &Events S11-220

S11-520

S11-419

marriott S11-220

S11-520

S11-419

Marriott International S12-210

Mattanu Private Game Reserve S12-230

Mayfair Cruises S12-210

Mhukahuru Tours S10-520

Michlifen Resort & Golf S11-220

S11-520

S11-419

Ministry of Tourism c/o Ethiopian Airlines S11-410

Mogador Hotels Group S11-220

S11-520

S11-419

Moivaro Lodges & Tented Camps Tanzania S10-132

MONARCH TRAVEL S11-220

S11-520

S11-419

Moon River tours S12-210

Mountain Voyage S11-220

S11-520

S11-419

Movenpïck Hotel Mansour Eddahbi

& Palais des Congrès S11-220

S11-520

S11-419

MOZETI TOURS AND SAFARIS LIMITED S11-210

Mozhi Bush Camp S12-225

MPALE CULTURAL VILLAGE S11-500

MTM TRAVEL & EVENTS S11-220

S11-520

S11-419

Mufasa Tours & Travels LTD S11-502

Mukalya Private Game Reserve S12-225

Mukwa Travel and Tours S12-225

Mwamfushi Safari Lodge S12-225

Nasco Tours S12-210

Nasikia Camps S11-512

National Association of Nigeria Tarvel Agencies

(NANTA) S10-625

National Travel Service (NTS) S12-210

Natural Selection S12-435

Nature Expeditions Africa S11-502

NEPTUNE HOTELS S11-210

New Horizon Africa Safaris S10-525

Newmark Hotels & Reserves S12-230

Ngorongoro Conservation Area Authority S11-210

Nigeria Ministry S10-519

Njovu Safaris S12-225

Nobu Hotel Marrakech & Hivernage Collection S11-220

S11-520

S11-419

Nosy be Paradise Tours S11-510

NOSY BE TOURISM BOARD S11-510

Oaktree Travels S12-225

OCEAN PARADISE RESORT AND SPA - ZANZIBAR S11-210

Office National Marocain du Tourisme S11-220

S11-520

S11-419

Olungawelwa Tours and Excursions S12-230

Orient tours for Hotels and tourism

development S12-220

Out and About Travel S12-230

Palm Royale Resort Soma Bay S12-210

Palmeraie Rotana Resort S11-220

S11-520

S11-419

Panari Hotels & Resorts S11-502

Paradis Plage Surf Yoga & SPA Resort S11-220

S11-520

S11-419

Pickalbatros Hotels & Resorts S12-210

Planet Tours S12-210

Precision Air services S11-210

Premier Le Rêve Hotel & Spa S12-210

PrideInn Hotels, Resorts & Camps S11-502

Primate Safaris S10-525

Private Safaris EA S11-502

Proflight Zambia S12-225

PSN Travel Frenzy S12-230

Pullman Cape Town S11-512

PURE MOROCCO S11-220

S11-520

S11-419

Purple Fusion Clothing S12-225

Radisson Blu Hotel S11-502

Radisson Blu Hotel, Marrakech Carre Eden S11-220

S11-520

S11-419

Radisson Blu Mosi-Oa-Tunya Livingstone Resort S12-225

Radisson Blu Taghazout Bay Surf Village S11-220

S11-520

S11-419

Radisson Hotel Group - Madagascar S11-510

Radisson Hotel Group, South Africa S12-230

Rainbow Tourism Group S10-520

Ranch De Diabat S.A.R.L S11-220

S11-520

S11-419

Rixos Hotels Egypt S12-510

Rovos Rail Tours (Pty) Ltd S12-240

ROYAL ZANZIBAR BEACH RESORT S11-210

Rwanda Development Board S10-525

RwandAir S10-525

Saba Tours S12-210

Safari Park Hotel S11-502

SAFINA TOURS & SAFARIS LTD S11-210

SAHARA EXPERIENCE S11-220

S11-520

S11-419

Sahara Tours International S11-220

S11-520

S11-419

Sakkara Group International S12-430

Saladino tours S12-210

Sali Safaris S11-512

Sambora Kinigi S10-525

Sanctuary Retreats S11-512

Sarova Hotels S11-502

Satguru DMC S12-230

Savy Tour and Travel Agency S10-525

SAWASAWA AFRICA LTD S11-502

Sawela Lodges S11-502

SEA CLIFF RESORT & SPA ZANZIBAR S11-210

SEANA SRL S11-210

Senegalese Tourism Promotion Agency S11-600

Sense of Africa East Africa S11-512

Sense of Africa Namibia & Botswana S11-512

Sense of Africa South Africa S11-512

Sense of Oceans S11-512

Serena Hotels S10-134

Serenity Hospitality Group Egypt S12-434

Serry Beach Resort S12-210

Sierra Leone Tourism Board S10-528

SIFAKA VOYAGES MADAGASCAR S11-510

Silver Africa Tours & Safaris LTD S11-502

SilverBird Travel Plus Ltd S11-502

SIMBA SAFARIS LTD S11-210

SINDBAD TOURS & SAFARIS S11-210

Sofitel Hotels Egypt S12-210

Sol Oasis Marrakech By Melia International S11-220

S11-520

S11-419

Somabay Red Sea S12-200


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Somak Travel Limited S11-502

Sonesta St. George Hotel Luxor & Luxury Nile Cruises S12-210

South African Airways S12-230

South African National Parks S12-230

South African Tourism S12-230

South Sinai Group S12-210

South Sinai Travel S12-210

Southern Africa 360 Luxury Holidays S12-230

SOUTHERN EXPEDITIONS S11-210

Southern Sun S12-230

Spring Tours S12-210

Springbok Atlas Tours & Safaris S12-230

Squamater Safaris S12-435

St Helena Tourism S11-512

Steigenberger Hotels & Resorts S12-210

Stella Di Mare Hotels & Resorts S12-210

S'TOURS S11-220

S11-520

S11-419

Sun International For Tourism (Savoy Group) S12-300

SUNBIRD HOTELS AND RESORTS S11-500

SUNBIRD TOURS AND TRAVEL S11-500

Sunbirds Oasis Lodge S12-340

SUNRISE Resorts & Cruises S12-420

Sunseekers Tours Ltd S10-510

SUNSET BUNGALOWS KENDWA S11-210

Taba Heights, South Sinai S12-210

Tanzania National Parks (TANAPA) S11-210

Tanzania Tourist Board S11-210

The Bishop’s House Lodge S10-525

The Capital Hotels, Resorts & Apartments S11-512

The Egyptian Travel Agents Association (E.T.A.A) S12-210

THE MORA S11-210

The presidential Group S12-210

The Safari & Conservation Co. S11-512

THE TRAVEL CENTRE S11-500

The Victoria Falls Hotel S10-520

THE VIEW HOTELS S11-220

S11-520

S11-419

Thompsons Africa S12-230

Tikida Golf Palace SOTA S11-220

S11-520

S11-419

TIME TRAVEL MOROCCO S11-220

S11-520

S11-419

TONGOLE WILDERNESS RETREAT S11-500

Two Rivers Hotel S12-435

TPF Hospitality S11-512

TRANSAFRICA S11-512

Travco Travel of Egypt S12-210

TRAVEL LINK S11-220

S11-520

S11-419

Traveline S12-210

Treasure Egypt Tours and travel S12-210

Trekking Travels & Tours S12-225

Triad travel Agency S12-210

Tropitel Hotels & Resorts S12-210

Try Zambia Travel and Tours S12-225

Tunisian National Tourist Office S11-412

Tusks and Trails S12-225

Uganda Airlines S10-508

ULENDO SAFARIS S11-500

Ultimate Africa Expeditions LTD S11-502

UMODZI PARK S11-500

Umoja Travel Agency S10-525

Unique Rwanda Vacation Experts S10-525

UPCOUNTRY ADVENTURE LIMITED S11-210

V2 Travels - South African DMC S12-230

Vacations to go travel S12-210

Viamed Egypt travel S12-210

Visit Zimbabwe S10-520

VM Morocco S11-220

S11-520

S11-419

Voyagers Rentals Limited S12-225

Wadi Tours S12-210

Wakanow.com S10-519

Waldorf Astoria Cairo Heliopolis S12-210

Wanderlux Safaris S10-525

Waterberry Zambezi Lodge S12-225

WELLWORTH COLLECTION S11-210

WELLWORTH HOTELS, LODGES, RESORTS & CAMPS S11-210

West Africa Tourism Organisation (WATO) S10-618

Weston Hotel Limited S11-502

WHITE SANDS RESORT & CONFERENCE CENTRE S11-210

Widiane Resort S11-220

S11-520

S11-419

Wilderness Safaris S10-525

Willch Travel and Tours S12-225

Wings Group S12-210

Wings Tours S12-210

Workers Compensation Fund Control Board S12-225

Xperience Resorts - Sharm El Sheikh S12-210

You Go Egypt S12-210

Yousha Safaris S12-225

Z. Boskovic Air Charters LTD S11-502

Zà TOUR S11-510

ZAFS Tours S11-210

Zambia Tourism Agency S12-225

ZANZIBAR COMMISION FOR TOURISM S11-210

ZARA TANZANIA ADVENTURES S11-210

Zimparks S10-520

ZK Venture Company Limited-LUX Marijani Zanzibar S11-210

Asia

1StopBorneo Wildlife N9-520

360 Tours Lanka N12-210

365 TRAVEL N12-420

500Rai & 360° ISSARA Floating Resort N10-210

7°south Ltd N11-515

AAA Hotels & Resorts Pvt Ltd N11-415

Ace Travels & Conventions N12-210

Adaaran Resorts N11-415

Adhitya Ayurveda (PVT) LTD N12-210

ADVENTURE INDONESIA N9-220

AFSONA-TRAVEL N9-418

Air China N12-220

Air Mauritius N11-200

Aitken Spence Hotels N12-210

Aitken Spence Travels N12-210

Aju Incentive N10-400

Aklan Provincial Government N10-200

Ak-Sai Travel N9-214

Alaya Resort Ubud N9-220

ALIBU RESORT NHA TRANG - 5 STAR BEACH

FRONT BOUTIQUE RESORT N12-330

Alila Kothaifaru Maldives N11-415

Alizee Resort Management N11-200

Alpine Kailash Trek Pvt. Ltd. N11-520

ALTOUR (INDOCHINA) DMC N12-420

Ambassador Cruise N12-335

Ambiance Hotels and Resorts N9-415

Amorita Resort N10-200

ANA - All Nippon Airways N12-418

Anantara Hua Hin Resort N10-210

Anantara Koh Yao Yai Resort&Villas N10-210

Anantara Maia Seychelles Villas N11-515

Anantara Maldives Resorts N11-415

Andrew The Travel Company (Pvt) Ltd N12-210

Angsana Velavaru N11-415

Annset Holidays Inc. N10-200

ANTIQUITY N12-210

Arabiers Sri Lanka N12-210

Araliya Hotels & Resorts N12-210

Arena Beach N11-415

Art Group N9-510

ARTOTEL Gelora Senayan N9-225

ARTOTEL WANDERLUST N9-220

ASIA ADVENTURES LTD N9-418

ASIA DMC N12-420

ASIA LEGEND TRAVEL N12-420

Asia Luxe Travel N9-418

ASIA PACIFIC TRAVEL N12-420

ASIA TOP TEAM TRAVELS SDN BHD N9-520

Asiana Airlines N10-400

Asian Island Pvt Ltd N12-210

Asian Trails N10-210

Asiana Airlines N10-400

ASIANA TRAVEL (Asiana Corp.) N12-420

Association Des Hotel Des Charmes N11-200

Association des Hoteliers et Restaurateurs

Ile Maurice (AHRIM) N11-200

Atmosphere Core Private Limited N11-228

Atmosphere Resorts and Spa N10-200

Atoll Discovery Pvt Ltd N11-415

Attitude Hotels N11-200

Atypique Lanka Pvt Ltd N12-210

AURORA TRAVEL & DMC N12-420

Avani+Fares Maldives N11-415

Avista Grande Phuket Karon - MGallery N10-210

AYANA Hospitality N9-628

Ayodya Resort Bali N9-220

AZ Safir Travel & Tours N9-420

Baglioni Resort Maldives N11-415

Bali Beach Hotel & The Meru Sanur N9-220

Bali Mandira Beach Resort & Spa N9-220

Banaue Hotel / Mount Data Hotel N10-200

Bandos Maldives N11-415

Bangladesh Tourism Board N10-500

Barcelo Whale Lagoon Maldives N11-415

Baron Travel Corporation N10-200

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Base Camp Holidays Pvt. Ltd. N11-520

Bayphere Hotel Pattaya N10-210

Beachcomber Resorts & Hotels N11-200

Beau Vallon Hospitality N11-200

Beauty of Japan Tours Co., Ltd. N12-415

Beijing Municipal Culture and Tourism Bureau N12-220

Best of Lanka (Pvt) Ltd N12-210

Beyond Escapes Pvt Ltd N12-210

Beyondary Travel Sri Lanka N12-210

Bhutan DMC - Windhorse Tours N11-404

Bhutan Etho Metho Tours & Treks Ltd N11-125

BIG BAY GROUP N12-238

BIG HOLIDAY INTERNATIONAL CO., LTD. N12-415

BIKE and HIKE LLC N9-510

Biyaheko.com Corporation N10-200

Blue Horizons Travel & Tours N10-200

Blue Lanka Tours N12-210

Blue Poppy Tours and Treks N10-411

BookMe Maldives N11-415

Borneo Adventure N9-420

Borneo Adventure (Sabah) N9-520

Borneo Cultures Museum N9-420

Borneo Eco Tours / Sukau Rainforest Lodge N9-520

BORNEO ESCAPADE TOUR N9-520

Borneo Nature Tours N9-520

Borneo Sandakan Tours N9-520

Borneo Trails Tours & Travel Sdn Bhd N9-520

Boutiques in Sri Lanka N12-210

Brennia Kottefaru Maldives N11-415

Browns Hotels & Resorts N12-210

Buddha Air (P.) Ltd. N11-520

Butterfly Vacations N12-210

Canareef Resort Maldives N11-415

CAPELLA CRUISE HALONG BAY (operated

by VIETSTAR CRUISES) N12-420

Capital Travel & Tours Pvt Ltd N11-415

Cathay Tours N11-200

Centara Grand Island Resort N11-415

Centara Hotels & Resorts N10-210

Central Asia Travel N9-418

Central Japan Railway Company N12-418

Central Japan Tourism Association N12-418

Ceylon Tours Ltd N12-210

Cha Da Hotel Group N10-210

Chatrium Hospitality N10-210

China Adventure Travel Co. Ltd N10-104

China Airlines UK & Ireland N11-220

China Highlights International Travel

Service Co., LTD N12-230

China Nimbus Travel N12-232

China Southern Airlines N12-220

China Travel Service (Taiwan) N11-220

Chongqing Municipal Commission of Culture

and Tourism Development

重庆市文化和旅游发展委员会 N12-220

Cinnamon Hotels & Resorts N11-415




Citrus Grande Hotel Pattaya N10-210

Citrus Resorts & Hotels N12-210

Club Agutaya Resort N10-200

Coco Bodu Hithi N11-415

Columbus Tours Sri Lanka N12-210

COMFI TRAVEL & TOURISM N9-415

Coquille Bonheur N11-200

Cora Cora Maldives N11-415

Corail Hélicoptères N11-200

Coral Helicopteres/Sofitel N11-200

Courtyard by Marriott Bali Nusa Dua Resort N9-220

Creative Travel N10-410

Creole Travel Services N11-515

Crimson Hotels and Resorts N10-200

Cross Hotels & Resorts N10-210

CROSSROADS Maldives N11-415

Crown & Champa Resorts N11-415

Crusador Sports & Leisure Tours N12-210

Crystal Holidays N12-210

CTPH Lifestyle & Travel Services N10-200

Curious Korea N10-400

DAHAE DMC N10-400

daOne Tour N10-400

Delux Holidays Pvt (Ltd) N12-210

Department of Culture and Tourism of Guangxi

Zhuang Autonomous Region China N12-220

Department of Tourism , Government of Kerala N9-320

Department of Tourism, Government of Goa N11-400

Destination Asia N10-108

Destinesia Sentra Wisata N9-220

Dhigufaru Island Resort N11-415

DIAMONDS THUDUFUSHI N11-415

Discova N10-102

Discova Thailand N10-210

Discover Central Asia Tours (DCAT) N9-510

Distinct Destinations N11-402

DMC CONNECT CO.,LTD. N10-210

DMC Japan by KNT N12-418

Dolores Travel Services N9-418

DOUBLE SIX LUXURY HOTEL, SEMINYAK N9-220

Drift Theluveliga Retreat N11-415

DTH Travel N9-102

DTH Travel Lanka (Pvt) Ltd N12-210

Dusit Thani Maldives N11-415

Dwidaya Wisata Indonesia N9-225

Earthen Experiences LLP N11-120

Easia Travel N10-210

Ecogreen Holidays N9-420

Edison Travel Service N11-220

EKHO Hotels & Resorts N12-210

Elephant Hills Thailand N10-210

Emerald Collection N11-415

Epic Borneo (MM2H) Sdn Bhd N9-420

Esna Holidays (Sri Lanka & Maldives) N12-210

Etourism N10-400

EUROPAMUNDO VACATIONS N12-429

EVA Airways, U.K. Branch N11-220

Exemplary Voyages N12-210

EXO Travel N10-110

Exotic Holiday Mauritius N11-200

Explore Indonesia N9-220

Explore Shizuoka / Tourism Shizuoka Japan N12-418

Fair House Villas and Spa N10-210

Fiyavalhu Maldives N11-415

Flameback Eco Lodge N12-210

Fort Resorts N12-210

Fukushima Prefecture, Japan N12-404

Fukuoka Prefecture Tourism Association N12-410

Furaveri Maldives N11-415

Fushifaru Maldives N11-415

Georgian Holidays N9-214

Glavtour N9-510

GLOBAL AIR DMC KAZAKHSTAN & CENTRAL ASIA N9-410

Global DMC Network N12-429

GO-INDOCHINE COMPANY LIMITED N12-420

Gold Tour Japan N12-235

Golden Foundation Tours N11-220

Goldi Sands Hotel / Suriya Resort N12-210

GRACE & GALAXY HOLIDAYS (PVT) LTD N12-210

Grand Nikko Tokyo Daiba N12-415

Greatown Travel N9-420

Green Park Resort N12-210

Gwangju Tourism Organisation N10-400

H.I.S. Tours Co., Ltd. N10-210

HA TRAVEL N12-420

HANATOUR ITC N10-400

HANATOUR JAPAN Co.,Ltd N12-418

Hankyu Travel International N12-410

Hankyu Travel International Co., Ltd. N12-418

Happiness Kingdom (HK) Travels N12-200

Happy Trails Borneo Tours N9-420

Happy Trails! Asia N9-220

Hayleys Leisure N12-210

Hayleys Travels N12-210

Head of the tourism department of Turkistan region N9-410

Heritage & Veranda Resorts Mauritius N11-200

Heritance Aarah N11-415

Hilton Hotels Seychelles N11-515

Hilton Mauritius Resort & Spa N11-200

Hilton Sri Lanka N12-210

Hilton Yala Resort N12-210

Holiday Ao Nang Beach Resort Krabi N10-210

Holiday Inn Kandooma N11-415

Holiday Inn Resorts & Radisson Hotels Thailand N10-210

Holiday Planners N10-400

Horseback Adventure Mongolia Ltd N12-529

Hotel Tibet International Pvt. Ltd. N11-520

Hotel Villa Fontaine N12-415

House of Travels & Tourism Pvt Ltd N12-210

Howard Hotel Group N11-220

Hummingbird Travel N11-415

Hyatt Resorts Of Bali N9-220

I CON CONSULTANT N12-210

Ifuru Island Maldives N11-415

IMPRESSIA TOURS N12-420

India Tourism N10-220

Indian Hotels Company Limited N11-502

INDOCHINA SAILS N12-420

INDOCHINA TRAVEL SERVICES (ITS) VIETNAM N12-335

Infinity Vacations N12-210

Info-Service Company N9-510

Inivie Hospitality Management N9-220

INNER MALDIVES HOLIDAYS PVT LTD N11-415

Intas Destination Management Inc N10-200

INTER MICE ASIA N9-418

InterContinental Mauritius Resort N11-200

International Caravan Travel Service N9-622


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Intrepid DMC N12-210

Island Adventures (Pvt) Ltd N12-210

Island Holidays Maldives N11-415

Island Leisure Lanka N12-210

Isle Chic Private Limited N11-415

Ithaa Holiday Maldives N11-415

Iya-Valley & Other Wonders,Tokushima, Shikoku N12-418

Jakarta Tourism and Creative Economy

Department N9-225

JALPAK / Japan Airlines N12-418

Jambuluwuk Hotels and Resorts N9-220

JANE DMC KOREA N10-400

Jans Tours N9-220

Japan Airlines (JAL) N12-418

Japan Association of Travel Agents(JATA)/

Tour Quality Japan N12-418

Japan National Tourism Organization N12-418

Japan-Korea Strait wide-area Tourism Council N12-300

Jeevawasa Group N9-220

Jetwing Hotels N12-210

Jetwing Travels N12-210

JEWEL TOURS N12-420

JIVA HOA LU RETREAT N12-420

Josun Hotels & Resorts N10-400

Journey DMC N11-520

JourneyScapes (Pvt) Ltd/Sigiriya Jungles (Pvt) Ltd N12-210

JR-EAST HOTELS N12-418

JTB Global Marketing & Travel N12-418

JTB GLOBAL MARKETING & TRAVEL (Online FIT) N12-429

JUULCHIN LLC N12-529

Juulchin World Tours LLC N12-529

JW Marriott Kaafu Atoll Island Resort N11-415

JW Marriott Maldives Resort & Spa N11-415

Kaani Palm Beach N11-415

Kaimoo Resorts and Hotels N11-415

Kalpak Travel – Central Asia Experts N9-612

Kandima Maldives N11-415

KANSAI Tourism Bureau N12-418

Karavansaray Turkistan Hotel N9-410

Karunakarala Ayurveda Resort N12-210

Kata Palm Group | Kata Palm, Rawai Palm,

Maikhao Palm, PHUKET N10-210

Kathmandu Holiday Tours & Travels Pvt. Ltd. N11-520

KBA TUR Indonesia N9-220

Kelana DMC N9-220

Kempinski Seychelles Resort Baie Lazare N11-515

Kesari Tours Pvt Ltd N10-118

Khiri Travel Sri Lanka N12-210

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Culture and Tourism Authority N9-415

Kim’s M&T DMC Korea N10-400

Klad Travel N9-410

Kora Tours Pvt. Ltd. N11-520

Korea Tourism Organization N10-400

Korean Air N10-400

Kyrgyz Association of Tour Organizations (KATO) N9-510

Kyrgyz Republic N9-510

Kyushu Tourism Organization N12-418

Lagoon View Maldives N11-415

LAKE VIEW GROUP HOTELS & VN IMPRESSIVE TOURS N12-420

Landmark Lancaster Bangkok N10-210

Lanka Holiday Destinations N12-210

Lanka Holidays.Net N12-210

Lanka Vacations (Pvt) Ltd N12-210

Lankaila Pvt Ltd N12-210

LE Grand Galle N12-210

Le Meridien Maldives Resort & Spa N11-415

lebua Hotels and Resorts N10-210

LETS GO MALDIVES PVT LTD N11-415

Lihim Resorts - El Nido N10-200

Lily Hotels N11-415

Lion Travel Service (Taiwan) N11-220

Lisa Tours and Travel N9-225

LLC "Kyrgyz Concept Travel" N9-510

LOTTE Hotels and Resorts N10-400

LOTTEJTB CO., LTD. N10-400

LPTI N11-403

LSR N12-210

LUX* South Ari Atoll N11-415

LV Travel ( Lac Viet Travel & Trading Co.,Ltd ) N12-236

MAAGIRI HOTEL N11-415

Madhya Pradesh Tourism Board N10-520

Madifushi Private Island N11-415

Madulkelle Tea & Eco Lodge N12-210

Makini Bush Camp Yala N12-210

Makunudu Island N11-415

MALAHINI KUDA BANDOS N11-415

Maldives Association of Tourism Industry (MATI) N11-415

Maldives Marketing and Public Relations

Corporation N11-415

Maldivian N11-415

Mandara Hotels N12-210

Manta Air N11-415

Maradiva Villas Resort & Spa N11-200

Marco Polo Central Asia Travel N9-214

Marianas Visitors Authority N12-408

Maritim Hotels Mauritius N11-200

Marriott Mauritius N11-200

Mason's Travel N11-515

MATCHA Samui Resort (formerly Chaba Samui Resort) N10-210

Mauritius Tourism Promotion Authority N11-200

Mautourco N11-200

Melia Bali - Indonesia N9-220

Merusaka Nusa Dua N9-220

Metadee Concept Hotel N10-210

METTA VOYAGES N12-420

MICHINORI TRAVEL TOHOKU N12-418

MIKI TRAVEL LONDON LIMITED / HIS Europe ltd N12-418

Ministry of Culture and Tourism of

The People’s Republic of China N12-220

Minor Hotels N10-210

Minor Hotels Sri Lanka N12-210

Misibis Bay Resort N10-200

Mode Sathorn Hotel N10-210

Mongolia-Great Genghis tours & expeditions N12-529

Mongolian Tourism Organization N12-529

Mongolian Vision Tours LLC N12-529

Morven Hotel Colombo N12-210

Mount Lavinia Hotel Group N12-210

MyTaiwanTour Travel Service N11-220

MyTrips Travel & Tours N10-200

Nagoya Marriott Associa Hotel / JR-Central Hotels N12-418

Namaste Tourism & Holidays Pvt. Ltd. N11-520

Nasalis Larvatus Tours Sdn Bhd N9-520

National Hotels and Guesthouse Association

of Maldives (NHGAM) N11-415

National PR-Centre SUE under the Ministry

of Culture and Tourism of the Republic

of Uzbekistan N9-418

Nepal Big Mountain Travel Company Pvt. Ltd. N11-520

Nepal Himalayan Voyages Pvt. Ltd. N11-520

Nepal Tourism Board N11-520

NEW JOURNEY NEW HORIZON N12-220

NF Travel & Tours N12-210

NIKA ISLAND RESORT AND SPA N11-415

NKAR Travels & Tours Pvt Ltd N12-210

NOOE Maldives Kunaavashi N11-415

Nova Maldives N11-415

Nusa Dua Beach Hotel & Spa N9-220

Nutty's Adventures Co.,Ltd. N10-210

Oak Ray Hotels & Resorts N12-210

Odisha Tourism N11-225

Oita Prefecture N12-410

One Wayang Tours (Paradesa Borneo) N9-420

ONYX Hospitality Group N10-210

Orchid Incoming N10-610

ORETA Travels (Pvt) Ltd N12-210

Orient Voyages N9-418

Oriental Travels & Tours Pvt Ltd N12-210

OUTRIGGER MALDIVES MAAFUSHIVARU RESORT N11-415

Owadan Tourism N9-214

Pacto DMC N9-220

PAKISTAN N9-415

Pan Lanka Travels N12-210

Panan Krabi Resort N10-210

Panorama Destination (Thailand) N10-210

Panorama Destination Indonesia N9-220

PARADEE N10-210

Park Hyatt Maldives Hadahaa N11-415

PEARL TRAVEL SERVICE PVT LTD N11-415

Pearle Beach Resort & Spa N11-200

Pegasus Reef Hotel & Giritale Hotel N12-210

Peopletravel N9-418

Philippine Retirement Authority N10-200

Pilgrimage Village & Vedana Lagoon resorts, Vietnam N12-335

Plataran Indonesia N9-220

Plaza 21 Plus Travel Inc. N10-400

Plaza 21 Travel Service N10-400

Plumeria Hotels and Resorts N11-415

Pramana Experience N9-220

PREMIUMPASS INTERNATIONAL N10-400

PT BHARA TOURS BANDUNG N9-220

Pt Citrus Tree Group N9-220

PT. Asian Trails Indonesia N9-220

PT. Kuta Cemerlang Bali Jaya (KCBJ Tours) N9-220

Pullman Kuching & Pullman Miri Waterfront N9-420

Pullman Maldives Maamutaa N11-415

Radisson Blu Resort Maldives N11-415

Radisson Hotels Sri Lanka N12-210

Radisson Resorts Mauritius N11-200

Railay Princess Resort & Spa and Railay Bay

Resort & Spa N10-210

Rajah Tours Philippines, Inc. N10-200

Rajasthan Tourism N10-525

Rayavadee N10-210

Reethi Faru Resort N11-415

Reollo Travel N11-415

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Resfeber Holidays - Sri Lanka DMC N12-210

Resort Life Travel Pvt Ltd N11-415

Riff Hikkaduwa Design Hotel N12-210

ROBINSON Club Maldives Pvt. Ltd N11-415

ROCKET DMC UZBEKISTAN N9-418

Rodrigues N11-200

Rosyth Estate House N12-210

Royal Avila Boutique Resort - Lombok N9-220

Royal European Travel N11-220

Rural Heritage N11-125

Rustic Travel N9-520

Rye Tour Co. Ltd. N10-400

Sabah Tourism Board N9-520

SAFFRON TRAVEL N12-238

Saigontourist Group N12-428

Santhiya Resorts & Spas N10-210

Santika Indonesia Hotels & Resorts N9-220

SANTRIAN RESORTS & VILLA N9-220

Sanya Tourism Board N12-220

Sarawak Museum Department N9-420

Sarawak Tourism Board N9-420

Satori Adventures Pvt. Ltd. N11-520

SAYAMA Travel N10-210

Sea Resorts Hotels N11-200

Seaside Finolhu Baa Atoll Maldives N11-415

Secretariat of Addu Council N11-415

Secretariat of the Guraidhoo Council N11-415

Secretariat of the Maafushi Council N11-415

Secrets of Ceylon N12-210

Segara Village Hotel N9-220

Seibu Prince Hotels & Resorts N12-418

Selingan Turtle Island Resort N9-520

Sepilok Tropical Wildlife Adventure N9-520

Serene Travels & Tours Pvt Ltd N12-210

Seychelles Hospitality Tourism Association N11-515

Shaanxi Provincial Culture and Tourism Department N12-220

Shanghai Municipal Administration of Culture

and Tourism N12-220

Shangri-La Le Touessrok, Mauritius N11-200

Shanti Maurice Resort & Spa N11-200

Sharp Travel Service (Philippines) Inc. N10-200

Sheraton Maldives Full Moon Resort & Spa N11-415

Shiba Park Hotel Co., Ltd. N12-415

Shivam Group Holiday Pvt. Ltd. N11-520

Siddhalepa Ayurveda & Anarva N12-210

Silk Path Vietnam (Hanoi - Sapa - Hue) N12-236

SILK PLUS TRAVEL N12-420

Silk Road Armenia N9-214

Silk Road Destinations N9-214

Sindh Tourism Development Corporation N9-415

Sirru Fen Fushi - Private Lagoon Resort N11-415

Sita N11-108

Sitara Travel N9-418

Skyway LTD N9-410

Smailing Tour DMC N9-220

Smart Leisure & Travels N9-420

Snowy Horizon Treks & Expedition (P.) Ltd. N11-520

SOFITEL BALI NUSA DUA BEACH RESORT N9-220

Sofitel Mauritius N11-200

Solis360 N11-200

Solis Indian Ocean Ltd N11-200

SOL TRAVEL N10-400

Somatheeram Ayurveda Group N11-406

Soranosato N12-418

Sri Lanka Tourism Promotion Bureau N12-210

STANTRIPS N9-622

Starron Tours (Pvt) Ltd N12-210

Steuart Holidays N12-210

STORY Seychelles N11-515

Sudamala Resorts Komodo, Lombok N9-220

Summertimes N11-200

Sun Leisure World Corporation N10-210

Sunlife N11-200

SUN OCEAN PVT LTD N11-415

Sun Siyam Resorts N11-415

Sunlife N11-200

Sunrise Sri Lanka Travels & Tours N12-210

Sutera Sanctuary Lodges N9-520

Swotah Travel and Adventure Pvt. Ltd N11-520

Taiwan Outdoors - Taiwan’s Leading Adventure Travel

Company N11-220

Taiwan Tourism Administration N11-220

Tamilnadu Tourism Department N10-515

Tangerine Group of Hotels N12-210

TAS CO., Ltd. N12-418

Telangana Tourism N10-510

Ten Knots Development Corporation N10-200

Thailand Journeys N10-210

The Bellevue Resort N10-200

the b hotels in JAPAN N12-418

THE BLUE WATER HOTEL & SPA N12-210

The Cocoon Collection N11-415

The Fabulous Gateway N12-210

The Fortress N12-210

The Funny Lion N10-200

The Hong Kong Polytechnic University School of Hotel and

Tourism Management N9-106

THE KAYON HOTELS & RESORTS N9-220

The Legend Hotels & Resorts N9-415

The Lind Boracay N10-200

The LUX* Collective N11-200

The Ministry of Tourism and Creative Economy of the

Republic of Indonesia N9-220

The Nai Harn Phuket / LJR Consultancy N10-210

The Paul Resorts & Hotels Pvt Ltd N11-100

The Reverie Saigon N12-420

The Salil Hotel Riverside Bangkok N10-210

THE SEMINYAK BEACH RESORT & SPA N9-220

The Soaltee Hotels & Resorts N11-518

The Standard Huruvalhi Resort N11-415

The Travel Guys N11-415

THE WESTIN MALDIVES MIRIANDHOO RESORT N11-415

Thema Collection N12-210

THIEN MINH GROUP N12-520

Threeland Travel dba Gray Line Vietnam N11-125

T-LIFE Partners Co.,Ltd. N12-418

Tohoku Tourism Promotion Organization /East Japan Railway

Company N12-418

Tokyo Convention & Visitors Bureau N12-415

TONKIN CRUISER COMPANY LIMITED N12-236

Top International Travel Service N11-220

TopView Holiday Travel Group,

China and Japan N12-234

TOUR EAST GROUP N12-429

Tour Mongolia N12-529

Tourism Authority Of Thailand -TAT Europe N10-210

Tourism Departmnet Government Of Gilgit Baltistan N9-415

Tourism Promotions Board Philippines N10-200

Tourism Seychelles N11-515

Tourism Shikoku / Anabuki Travel N12-418

Touristic Information Centre Open

Turkistan LLC N9-410

Touristic Information Centre Open Turkistan LLC N9-410

Toyama Prefecture N12-418

TRAILS OF INDOCHINA N12-420

Trans Maldivian Airways N11-415

Travel Land N9-510

Travel on Mongolia N12-529

Travelite DMC Philippines N10-200

Traworlux Maldives Private Limited N11-415

Trekker Nepal Pvt. Ltd. N11-520

Trekking Team Group N11-520

TRUSTED DMC N12-420

TST TOUR N11-220

Twin Island Private Limited N11-415

Twinpalms Hotels & Resorts N10-210

Uni-Orient Travel, Inc. N10-200

Universal Resorts N11-415

UNIVERSAL STUDIOS JAPAN N12-418

Universal Tour & Travel N9-225

US Travel Korea N10-400

Uttar Pradesh Tourism N11-500

Vana Belle, a Luxury Collection Resort, Koh Samui,

Thailand N10-210

VEENA PATIL HOSPITALITY PVT LTD N11-408

VIA Philippines (via.com) N10-200

VIDOTOUR Co., Ltd N12-330

VIET EXPERIENCES TRAVEL N10-602

VIET PRESTIGE TRAVEL N12-420

Vietnam Airlines N12-428

Vietnam Tourism Development Fund (Ministry

of Culture, Sports and Tourism) N12-420

VIETRAVEL N12-420

Villa Resorts N11-422

Visit Henan N12-220

Voin Production Services N9-415

Voyages Maldives N11-415

W Koh Samui N10-210

Walkers Tours N12-210

WanderLustAsia N12-210

Whittall Travels Ayu Artravele N12-210

WICKED ADVENTURES N9-220

Window to Luxury N10-620

WINK Hotels N10-602

World of Travel Pvt Ltd N12-210

Wyndham Casablanca Jakarta N9-225

Yasawa Princess N11-415

Yunnan Provincial Department of Culture and

Tourism N12-220

Zada Liveaboard N9-220

Zaha Travels N11-415

Zeb TRAVELS N9-415

Zendmen Travel Mongolia N12-529

新疆是个好地方 (XINJIANG IS A NICE PLACE N12-220


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