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Chris Carter-Chapman

Event Director

WELCOME REMARKS FROM EVENT DIRECTOR

Shaping the future of travel

at WTM London

In May, Chris Carter-Chapman took on the role of Event Director for WTM London, bringing with

him over 15 years of experience across the media and events industries. He sat down with the

Official Event Guide to share his vision and the key highlights of this year’s show.

Congratulations on your new role! Can you

tell us a bit about your background and what

led you to join WTM London as Event Director?

Thank you, I am delighted to be joining RX

Global at what is an exciting point in WTM

London’s evolution. With over 15 years of

running and launching events in a variety of

sectors across the globe, this is my greatest

challenge yet. As the world’s most influential

travel and tourism event, WTM London is so

much more than your typical trade show.

It represents the focal point for a global

movement within our industry; a movement

focused on actively shaping the future of

travel in a changing world. It is a great privilege

to play a role in helping to encourage and

promote sustainable, experience-led tourism

across the globe.

Do you have any specific goals for the show?

With a 46-year heritage, the event has

constantly evolved in order to meet the

needs of the industry, our visitors and our

exhibitors. A key need identified by our

audience was for a more experiential format

to discover and interact with the range of

destinations and solutions on offer. So we

introduced TrendFest, a new zone this year

offering immersive activations. In addition to

delivering innovations on the show floor, I am

focused on working with the UK Government

to underline the huge economic impact WTM

has on London and the UK economy as a

whole. This year’s show is seeing an increased

presence from the UK Government and an

expansion of our Global Tourism Ministers’

Summit.

WTM London is so much

more than your typical

trade show. It represents

the focal point for a global

movement within our

industry.

WTM London continues to grow and evolve.

To what do you attribute the show’s continued

expansion and success?

A crucial platform for networking, sourcing

and learning, our comprehensive conference

programme is at the heart of our success.

Offering well-rounded conversations from

world-class speakers and industry-leaders,

we provide an exceptional depth of insight

on varying topics including sustainability,

DEAI+, marketing and more. Not only driving,

but actively encouraging positive change

within the industry, WTM London showcases

the latest trends, tools and technologies to

help business leverage innovation and drive

individual growth, and our commitment to

this sentiment has never wavered. Not to

mention, Excel London’s own expansion has

allowed us to elevate year on year. Building

on last year’s Capital Hall and Auditorium level

launch, 2025 has seen another 25% increase

in floor space, offering an additional 25,000m²

and plenty of opportunities for us.

Are there any new features being introduced

this year?

This year we are elevating both the

customer and exhibitor experience through

increased show space, content programme

enhancements and an overall deeper level

of engagement. Building on popular stand

events, the brand-new WTM TrendFest stage

offers exhibitors an opportunity to spotlight

immersive experiences to visitors on an even

larger scale while WTM TV has been designed

to educate, engage and connect audiences

with unparalleled visibility both across the

venue and online

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Thanks to all our sponsors

Premier Partner

Official Media

Sponsor

WTM TV

Sponsor

Official Welcome

Partner

Official Technology

Partner

Official Lanyard

Sponsor

Official Charity

Partner

Official Trade Media

Partner

Official Water Bottle

Sponsor

Official VIP Transport

Provider

Thanks to our Official Conference Advisors

• Tina O’Dwyer, Founder & CEO,

The Tourism Space - Sustainability Advisor

• Matthew Gardiner, Director, Travel Massive London

- Marketing Advisor

• Uwern Jong, Experientialist®-in-Chief, OutThere

- DEAI Advisor

• Timothy O’Neil-Dunne, President,

T2Impact Ltd - Technology Advisor

• Tina Charisma, Director and Founder of

the Charisma Campaign - Marketing Advisor

• Mark Frary, Travel Perspective -

Geo-economics Advisor

Thanks to our Conference Programme Partners

• BBC New

• Bryant Media Group

• China Daily

• Codnity

• Global Travel & Tourism Resilience Council

• ITT

• Tourism Economics

• Traverse

• UN Tourism

• Wanderlust

• Women in Travel CIC

• 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 receive a summary of collected

information via an end of day email 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 4 November .......................... 9:30 – 18:00

WTM Networking Party ................... 17:00 - 19:30

TrendFest Main Stage

Wednesday 5 November .................. 9:30 – 18:00

Thursday 6 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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New at WTM 2025

WTM TrendFest, WTM TV & Masterclasses

WTM London 2025 is set to deliver its most dynamic edition yet, with a fresh line-up

of experiences designed to inspire, educate and connect the global travel community.

This year introduces three major new features, each bringing a different

kind of energy to the show floor: WTM TrendFest, WTM TV and WTM

Masterclasses.

See. Hear. Taste. Connect.

For those who believe travel is best experienced

through the senses, WTM TrendFest is where the

future of tourism comes to life.

This vibrant new show-floor zone celebrates the

industry’s most exciting trends through live, immersive

experiences. Visitors can explore everything from

gastronomy and wellness to sport, adventure and

culture, all showcased in one dynamic space.

With an engaging main stage and cooking corner,

TrendFest blends performance, engagement and

innovation. Expect live music, dance, fashion and

food demonstrations that highlight the creativity and

diversity driving the global travel scene. Designed

for discovery and connection, it’s where destinations

and brands are showcasing their most engaging,

experience-led stories.

Each morning begins

with “Mindful Morning”

sessions (10:00–10:40) by the

Unplugged Social Club and

Brighter Club, inviting attendees

to pause, reset and start the day

with fresh energy, with each morning

designed around a different mood and

stage of travel: Energy, Balance, and Growth.

With so much happening every hour, visitors will

want to return to to TrendFest throughout the day to

experience new sounds, flavours and sensations, all

enhanced thanks to headphone technology provided

by Vox Group, ensuring every moment is felt, heard

and remembered.

To discover the

WTM TrendFest

schedule of

events, scan the

QR code

Masterclasses

Interviews. Insights. Highlights.

To capture the energy of the event as it happens, WTM

TV makes its debut this year as the official live broadcast

channel of WTM London. Streaming across the venue and

online, WTM TV will bring exclusive interviews with industry

leaders, product demonstrations, daily

highlights and session recaps, helping

visitors stay informed and inspired

throughout the show.

From on-stand conversations to live

coverage of keynotes and social events,

WTM TV connects the entire travel

community, ensuring no one misses a

moment of the action.

Scan the QR

code to watch

WTM TV

Problem solve. Learn. Debate.

For decision makers seeking more than panels or keynotes,

WTM London has introduced WTM Masterclasses: immersive,

practitioner-led workshops and think tanks built around realworld

challenges. These premium two-hour

paid for sessions offer participants the chance

to dive deep into the strategic issues shaping

the industry today.

Topics span leadership, geo-economics,

marketing, DEAI (Diversity, Equity,

Accessibility & Inclusion), sustainability, and

technology. Each session combines hands-on

collaboration, peer discussion and actionable

insights, ensuring every participant leaves

with fresh ideas and tangible solutions.

For more

information

about WTM

Masterclasses,

scan the QR code

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Your WTM London 2025 checklist

With lots happening during the show, from

networking and meetings to conference sessions,

masterclasses and all the events taking place at

TrendFest, there are a few things you’ll want to

make sure you’ve checked off your list.

Review & confirm your pre-scheduled meetings

Collect your FREE WTM and Join The Pipe water

bottle at WTM TrendFest (limited availability)

Enter the WTM & Wanderlust Photo

Competition with a chance to win return

economy flights for 2 to a nonstop destination

from London at WTM TrendFest

Visit the WTM Community Hubs – relax,

recharge, and snap a selfie using #WTMLDN

Don’t miss the WTM Networking Party

– Tuesday 4 Nov at WTM TrendFest

WTM Guided Tours with

Women in Travel CIC

Book your guided

tour here:

Designed for first-time visitors and those

requiring extra accessibility support, WTM

Guided Tours offer a confident, inclusive,

and empowering way to explore the show

with expert guidance.

WTM Guided Tours, delivered in partnership

with Women in Travel CIC, are designed to

help participants make the most of their

time at the show. Tours from the East

Information Desk cover the Tech, Non-

Destination, Americas, Middle East and

Africa zones, while those from the West

information Desk explore Europe and Asia.

Running every hour from 10:00 a.m. to

4:00 p.m. and capped at ten participants,

these 40-minute “whistlestop” tours ensure

a focused and personalised experience for

each attendee.

The initiative is proudly facilitated by

Women in Travel CIC, a social enterprise that

empowers women through employability

and entrepreneurship in travel, tourism,

and hospitality. Together, WTM and Women

in Travel CIC are making the event more

inclusive and accessible for everyone,

helping visitors navigate the event with

confidence, clarity, and connection.

For visitors with accessibility needs, the

“Accessibility Buddy Tours” provide one-toone

support, lasting up to half a day and

designed to take participants directly where

they need to go. Carers and companions are

welcome to join, ensuring a comfortable

and supportive experience throughout.

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At WTM London,

everyone belongs

WTM London champions inclusion and accessibility

across every corner of the show, ensuring every visitor,

exhibitor and speaker feels welcome, supported and

represented.

ACCESSIBLE PARKING

Eighty wide accessible bays in the Orange Car

Park, with gently sloped pathways and automatic doors

at all main entrances.

ACCESSIBLE TOILETS & CHANGING

FACILITIES

Over 40 accessible toilets spread throughout the venue,

along with gender-neutral restrooms and a Family

Room near S9 for expressing milk.

MOBILITY SERVICES

WTM and ExCeL London provide a range of

mobility aids and assistance.

MULTI-FAITH PRAYER ROOMS

Quiet spaces for prayer, located via the grey door

near S9, with additional male and female areas available

in the Reset Rooms.

RESET ROOMS

Need a breather? Reset Rooms at S3 and N7

(upper and lower levels) offer calm, low-sensory spaces

accessible via the boulevard or exhibition halls.

ACCESSIBILITY BUDDY TOURS

In partnership with Women in Travel CIC, these

one-to-one tours support visitors with accessibility

needs.

SERVICE ANIMALS

Guide and assistance dogs are warmly welcomed.

Please note that no other pets are permitted.

Hospitality

and benefits

for buyers

WTM London offers buyers a range of valuable opportunities that keep

them at the forefront of the ever-evolving travel industry.

HOSPITALITY LOUNGES AND

BUYER MEETING ROOMS

Take a moment to relax and enjoy

complimentary refreshments at

one of two exclusive lounges:

the Maritime Lounge (East) or the

Platinum Lounge (West). Designed

as calm, comfortable spaces away

from the busy exhibition halls, these

lounges offer buyers the chance

to recharge, meet informally, and

network in a more private setting.

For more focused discussions, a

limited number of private Buyer

Meeting Rooms can be reserved

through WTM Connect Me or

directly at the event. These rooms

are located in Hall S12, next to the

Yellow Theatre.

Scan for more

information about

opportunities and

benefits for buyers

WTM CONNECT ME:

NETWORKING AND

MATCHMAKING SERVICES

Through WTM Connect Me, you

can:

• Find and book meetings

• Download your full agenda.

• Block out times when you will

not be available, such as during

seminars you plan to attend.

• Take time for informal networking

during the WTM Power Hour:

every morning from 09:30 to 10:30

your calendar will be blocked

• Receive SMS reminders 15 minutes

before each appointment

• Use filters to search by company

profile, geographic region,

product, service type, and more.

• Decline or accept meeting

requests as you wish.

HIDDEN DISABILITIES

WTM supports the Sunflower Lanyard

Scheme for non-visible disabilities. Lanyards are

available at Information Desks and Reset Rooms for

those needing extra time or support.

INCLUSIVE CONFERENCE THEATRES

Conference theatres include wheelchair ramps,

closed captions, translation apps and reserved seating.

For more information and access needs, please contact

accessibility@excel.london or the Customer Service

Team for assistance.

Inclusion & Accessibility

at WTM

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SPEAKER INTERVIEW

Dave Goodger / Managing Director, EMEA, Tourism Economics

Travel still tops consumer priorities

in 2025

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

shares insights ahead the release of the WTM Trends Report 2025 at his conference session

on Tuesday.

Can you share some of the key trends from

this year’s WTM Global Travel Report?

The most important trend that we are seeing

this year is the continued prioritisation of

travel within wider consumer spending.

People continue to value travel experiences

and the share of spending on travel remains

above longer-run averages.

This prioritisation is not new but is crucial

given the wider economic uncertainty

and the slowdown in income growth in

major markets, largely related to the tariffs

imposed by the US administration. We

have seen retrenchment in travel spending

under similar conditions in the past, but the

negative impacts are currently limited to

destination choices.

Are you seeing any shifts in traveller

behaviour that might impact tourism

strategies?

Value for money is being demanded by

travellers which is driving shifts in travel

spending patterns. This includes some

increased spending on more budget-friendly

options, with elevated domestic travel, and

some cost savings on short-haul trips.

But there are opportunities for the industry

as some of the cost-saving behaviour is

allowing longer average stays. And there

remains a high willingness to pay for the

right experiences.

Travellers are seeking more authentic and

culturally rich experiences while increased

personalisation is becoming the new normal.

Which regions or markets do you think

industry players should keep a close eye on

next year?

The Middle East, and particularly Saudi

Arabia, has seen the largest gains in

market share. New investment in capacity,

infrastructure and attractions, ahead of mega

events such as Expo 2030 and FIFA 2034, will

continue to pay dividends. Across the GCC

the introduction of the Unified Visa will ease

border processes, boost traveller confidence

and further support growth activity.

There is also strong potential for growth

across Asia Pacific with the continued

return of Chinese travellers as well as the

opportunities posed by the large number of

new middle-class households in India and

other emerging markets.

This year’s conference programme at WTM

is centred around the theme “Reimagining

Travel in a Changing World”. Based on the

report’s findings, how do you see the travel

industry evolving in the coming years?

Technology, and AI tools, will become even

more crucial as distribution channels for

the industry, which will fuel traveller desire

for more independent travel. Biometric

technology will also support more seamless

border crossings to further boost travel

confidence.

Sustainability remains the biggest challenge

for the sector in coming years and I’m excited

to see more new solutions and products

coming to market.

WTM Global Travel

Report 2025

Step into the future of travel with

WTM Trends Report 2025. Discover

the behaviours, disruptors and

cultural shifts that will shape the

coming year, and discover how to

use your TravelPower to shape 2026

and beyond.

Session on Tuesday, 4 th November

11:30 - 12:00

Yellow Theatre

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INTERVIEW

Jamie Wortley / Vice President of Communications at the World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC)

Inside WTTC’s vision for travel

and tourism

Jamie Wortley, Vice President of Communications at the World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC),

discusses sustainable growth, workforce renewal, and innovation in the sector

As many destinations struggle with

overtourism, how do you see the industry

balancing growth in demand with

sustainable visitor management?

While overcrowding is often seen as a

Travel & Tourism problem, many of the real

pressures come from deeper issues such

as underinvestment in infrastructure, poor

planning, and fragmented decision-making.

These challenges affect both residents and

visitors and need joined-up solutions.

Our recent report, Managing Destination

Overcrowding: A Call to Action, makes clear

that there’s no simple fix to the problem.

The report urges governments, local leaders,

and businesses to work together to support

both communities and visitors. Growth and

sustainability are not opposing forces; when

managed well, they reinforce one another.

With younger generations often prioritising

flexibility and work-life balance, the tourism

sector is still facing labour shortages postpandemic.

What can be done to attract

skilled talent back into the industry?

We need to change perceptions of what

a career in Travel & Tourism offers. This is a

sector of opportunity, creativity, and global

mobility. Employers are increasingly offering

flexibility, skills development, and clearer

career pathways. WTTC is working with

Members to promote training initiatives that

align with future needs, including digital,

green, and management skills, ensuring

young people see this as a sector to build a

lifelong career, not just a short-term job.

What is WTTC’s long-term vision for ensuring

that travel and tourism remains both a driver

of economic growth and a force for good for

communities and the planet?

Our vision is for Travel & Tourism to grow in

harmony with people and the planet. That

means decarbonising operations, protecting

nature, and ensuring local communities

benefit directly from visitors. We want jobs

to be sustainable, inclusive, and future-ready.

For over three decades, WTTC has been a leading voice for an

industry that fuels global growth, jobs, and cultural exchange.

Representing more than 200 of the world’s foremost Travel

& Tourism companies, the non-profit organisation conducts

extensive research across 184 countries to inform policy and

promote sustainable development. Its latest report, “The

Future of Work in Travel & Tourism”, explores skills shortages,

shifting demographics, and the rise of AI, and how the

industry can adapt. The WTM Ministers’ summit is hosted in

partnership with UN Tourism and WTTC.

Can you tell us more about WTTC’s Hotel

Sustainability Basics initiative? How do

you address concerns that sustainability

initiatives may increase operating costs for

smaller operators?

Hotel Sustainability Basics is a globally

recognised, entry-level sustainability

verification for accommodation providers

of all sizes. It focuses on twelve achievable

actions, from reducing energy use to

supporting local sourcing, that make good

business sense. These measures often cut

costs over time through efficiency gains.

Over 4,000 properties worldwide have

already adopted Basics, demonstrating that

sustainability isn’t a luxury, it’s essential for

resilience.

To read more WTTC

insights and full

reports:

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Zurab Pololikashvili

INTERVIEW

Zurab Pololikashvili / Secretary-General of UN Tourism

Guiding global tourism toward a shared,

sustainable future

Tourism is entering a new era of transformation defined by sustainability, inclusivity, and

innovation. UN Tourism Secretary-General Zurab Pololikashvili shares how global collaboration is

reshaping travel, empowering communities, and driving long-term, responsible growth worldwide

Where are you seeing the strongest tourism

growth globally, and what underlying trends

are fuelling this expansion?

We are seeing robust tourism growth

across all regions, with particularly strong

momentum in Africa, the Middle East, and

parts of Asia. Africa continues to lead relative

growth, driven by investment in connectivity

and product diversification, while Asia-Pacific

is closing in on full recovery, with destinations

like Japan and Mongolia performing

strongly. Europe and the Americas also show

solid gains, with Central and Eastern Europe

and South America delivering standout

results. This growth is fuelled by evolving

traveller preferences toward authentic,

experience‐driven tourism, improved

infrastructure and air connectivity and rapid

digitalisation shaping how people plan and

book trips. Crucially, there is also a clear

shift toward sustainability and inclusivity,

with more destinations prioritising tourism

that benefits local communities and

protects natural and cultural heritage, a

transformation UN Tourism is proud to lead

and support.

How is UN Tourism working with

governments to integrate tourism more

directly into national economic and climate

policies? Can you share any best practices or

success stories?

UN Tourism works closely with governments

to ensure tourism is integrated into national

economic strategies and climate policies,

positioning the sector as a driver of inclusive

growth and low‐carbon development.

We support countries through initiatives

like the Glasgow Declaration on Climate

Action in Tourism, the Measuring the

Sustainability of Tourism framework, and

tailored technical assistance that helps

embed tourism into Nationally Determined

Tourism has

proven its

resilience, and now we

have the chance to shape

its future together, making

it more sustainable,

inclusive, and innovative

than ever before.

Contributions and broader climate plans.

This includes guidance on decarbonisation,

regenerative practices, and circular business

models, as well as capacity‐building for

destination management and data‐driven

policymaking. We have seen encouraging

results in countries ranging from Small Island

Developing States (or SIDS) prioritising blue

and green tourism to major economies

adopting renewable energy solutions

for airports and resorts. These examples

demonstrate how aligning tourism with

climate and economic agendas can create

resilient livelihoods, protect ecosystems, and

deliver benefits for both visitors and host

communities.

The Statistical Framework for Measuring

the Sustainability of Tourism (MST) is seen

as a key milestone in aligning tourism with

the SDGs. How can the MST framework

help policymakers make better decisions in

balancing the economic, environmental,

and social dimensions of tourism growth?

The MST Framework helps policymakers

make better decisions by offering a

standardised, internationally agreed

approach to measuring tourism’s economic,

environmental, and social impacts. It defines

the key concepts, definitions, and indicators

needed to assess sustainability at national

and subnational levels. By providing a

foundation for producing trustworthy and

comparable data, the framework goes

beyond GDP to capture what truly matters

to people and the planet. This credible and

actionable data empowers policymakers and

businesses to design strategies that promote

more sustainable tourism outcomes.

How is UN Tourism working with countries

to implement this framework, and what

progress have you seen so far?

More than 30 of our Member States, along

with subnational destinations from all

regions of the world have piloted the

implementation of the MST. UN Tourism

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is developing an implementation strategy

and a core set of internationally comparable

indicators that will be added to the UN

Tourism Statistics Database. This progress is

helping countries generate trusted, policyrelevant

data to better understand and

manage tourism’s sustainability.

The tourism workforce has seen dramatic

shifts since the pandemic. How can

tourism better attract and retain talent in

a competitive global labour market where

many industries are offering more flexible or

remote options?

The pandemic highlighted both the

vulnerabilities and the value of tourism’s

workforce. Today, attracting and retaining

talent requires rethinking how the sector

supports and inspires its people. Tourism

must compete not only on wages but also

on quality of work, opportunities for career

development, and a sense of purpose. At UN

Tourism, we are working with governments

and the private sector to address skills gaps

through targeted training, digital upskilling,

and stronger links between education and

industry.

We also advocate for better working

conditions, gender equality, and greater

inclusivity to ensure that tourism jobs are

both decent and desirable. By embracing

innovation, promoting lifelong learning, and

investing in people, tourism can secure the

skilled and motivated workforce it needs

to drive sustainable growth in a changing

global labour market.

How does UN Tourism support workforce

upskilling, digital literacy, and inclusion,

particularly for women and youth? Can

you tell us more about UN Tourism’s

360-degree approach to tourism education

and any specific initiatives that have been

implemented?

UN Tourism takes a 360‐degree approach

to tourism education, ensuring skills

development is aligned with the needs of

a rapidly evolving sector and accessible

to all. We work to bridge gaps between

education and industry through initiatives

such as the UN Tourism Academy, which

provides certified training in areas ranging

from sustainability to digital marketing, and

the Online Tourism Academy, which extends

these opportunities globally. A strong focus

is placed on women and youth, offering

mentorship, entrepreneurship programmes,

and targeted scholarships to empower those

most underrepresented in leadership roles.

Our efforts also include fostering digital

literacy and innovation skills to prepare the

workforce for the opportunities of Artificial

Intelligence, big data, and smart destination

management. By combining formal

education, practical training, and lifelong

learning opportunities, we are building

a more inclusive, future‐ready tourism

workforce that benefits both communities

and economies worldwide.

How is UN Tourism supporting destinations

in preserving cultural heritage while also

making it accessible and engaging for

modern travellers?

Preserving cultural heritage while making it

relevant and engaging for today’s travellers

is key to building a sustainable tourism

sector. We work with destinations to

safeguard tangible and intangible heritage,

from historic sites to local traditions, while

promoting innovative ways to share these

stories with visitors. Through initiatives

like the Best Tourism Villages, we support

communities to showcase their heritage in

ways that generate pride, create jobs, and

drive sustainable local development. Digital

tools, storytelling, and community-based

tourism models are key to making heritage

experiences interactive and meaningful,

especially for younger audiences seeking

authenticity.

At the same time, we emphasise the

importance of managing visitor flows

and reinvesting tourism revenues into

conservation, ensuring that heritage sites

remain protected for future generations

while contributing to inclusive growth today.

In light of increasing concerns about

overtourism, what strategies are being

implemented to balance cultural preservation

with economic opportunity?

Addressing overtourism requires moving

from managing numbers to managing

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By embracing innovation,

promoting lifelong learning,

and investing in people, tourism can

secure the skilled and motivated

workforce it needs to drive sustainable

growth in a changing global labour

market.

impacts. UN Tourism supports destinations

in adopting strategies that spread benefits

more evenly, promoting lesser‐known

areas, encouraging travel during off‐peak

seasons, and diversifying products beyond

traditional hotspots. We emphasise

the importance of strong governance,

community participation, and data‐driven

planning to determine carrying capacity and

ensure residents’ well‐being remains central

to tourism development. At the same time,

we work with governments to integrate

sustainability standards and regenerative

practices so that cultural and natural

assets are preserved while still generating

economic opportunity. By aligning tourism

growth with long‐term community and

environmental priorities, destinations can

offer richer, more balanced experiences that

meet the expectations of modern travellers

and benefit host communities alike.

The UN Tourism Tech Adventures bring

together startups, investors, and public

institutions in various countries. What role do

these events play in accelerating innovation

at the local level?

UN Tourism Tech Adventures serve as

catalysts for innovation by connecting

startups, investors, and policymakers to

co‐create solutions tailored to local tourism

challenges. These events help identify and

scale technologies that enhance destination

management, improve visitor experiences,

and drive sustainability, from AI‐powered trip

planning and data analytics to immersive

cultural storytelling and green mobility

solutions. By fostering collaboration between

entrepreneurs and public institutions, we

create pathways for emerging business

models, such as community‐based platforms

and circular economy initiatives, to gain

traction and investment. This approach not

only accelerates digital transformation at the

local level but also ensures that innovation

contributes directly to inclusivity, resilience,

and long‐term value for both visitors and

host communities.

You’ve led UN Tourism through a transformative

period, including the Covid-19

pandemic, a rebranding, and heightened

global relevance. When you look back on

your tenure, what do you hope your legacy

will be in shaping the future of global

tourism?

Looking back, I hope my legacy will be

defined by helping reposition tourism as a

true driver of sustainable development, not

just measured in visitor numbers, but in the

lives it improves and the communities it

uplifts. Over these years we have guided the

sector through unprecedented challenges,

from the pandemic to climate and

geopolitical crises, and emerged stronger,

more united, and more future‐focused.

The rebranding to UN Tourism reflects

this shift: an organisation that is

action‐oriented, inclusive, and innovative,

working hand‐in‐hand with governments,

businesses, and communities. My goal has

always been to ensure tourism contributes

to peace, prosperity, and opportunity for all,

leaving behind a sector that is more resilient,

more equitable, and better prepared for the

challenges and opportunities of tomorrow.

Do you have a message for the tourism

industry and those attending WTM London?

My message to the industry and all those

attending WTM London is one of optimism

and shared responsibility. Tourism has

proven its resilience, and now we have the

chance to shape its future together, making

it more sustainable, inclusive, and innovative

than ever before. I encourage everyone

here to look beyond short‐term recovery

and work toward long‐term transformation,

investing in people, protecting our cultural

and natural heritage, and leveraging

technology to create better experiences

for both travellers and host communities.

WTM London is not just a marketplace; it is

a platform to forge partnerships and align

around a common vision of tourism as a

force for good. Together, we can ensure this

vision becomes reality.

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Conference Programme 2025

DAY 1 / TUESDAY, 4 TH NOVEMBER

10:30-12:30

Ministers’ Summit at World Travel

Market in association with UN

Tourism and WTTC

Reimagining Tourism Investment Models: Building Next-

Generation Incentives. Discover the world’s largest gathering of

tourism ministers, hosted by World Travel Market in partnership

with UN Tourism and WTTC. This influential event brings together

global tourism leaders to shape the future of travel through

dynamic discussions on policy, strategy, and investment.

Christian Fraser, Chief Presenter at BBC News

George V (Room 1), ICC Maritime Suites, Level 3

10:30 - 14:15 GEO-ECONOMICS

Geo-Economics Summit:

Macroeconomic Shifts in Travel

From oil, water and sun, to politics, power and people, this

summit dissects how global forces shape travel. Spotlighting the

Global South, supply chains, growth and tourism’s potential to

drive meaningful change in a disrupted world.

10:30 - 11:10

From Conflict to Connection - Rethinking Travel

Paige McClanahan, Author and Travel Writer

Aziz Abu Sarah, Peace Builder, Entrepreneur and Author

Magen Inon, Israeli Peace Activist

11:10 - 11:45

Oil, Water, Sun and Sand: the Geopolitics of Resources

Mark Frary, Consultant and Author

Andrew Cates, Senior Economist, Haver Analytics

Latia Duncombe (She/Her), Director General, The Bahamas Ministry of Tourism,

Investment and Avitation

12:00 - 12:30

The Global South and the Future of Travel and Tourism

Abbie-Gayle Johnson (She/Her), Assistant Professor, University of Nottingham

Adama Bah, Chairman, Institute of Travel and Tourism of The Gambia (ITToG)

12:30 - 12:50

Politics, Perception & Travel

Barry Rogers, Director of Destination Strategy, TOPOSOPHY

13:05 - 13:25

Rethinking GDP, Gentrification & Growth

Manuel Alector Ribeiro, Associate Professor, University of Surrey

13:25 - 13:45

Geo-Economics: Labour & Human Rights in Tourism Supply Chains

Julia Jeyacheya (She/Her), Senior Lecturer, Manchester Metropolitan University

Tim Nicolle, Founder, Ask the workers

13:40 - 14:15

The Power of 10%: Travel’s Potential to Make a Better World

Colin James (He/Him), CEO, Antigua and Barbuda Tourism Authority

Jeremy Smith (He/Him), Independent Expert in Climate Action

Chantelle Mayo, Senior Advisor - Human Rights, Hope for Justice and Slave-

Free Alliance

Rebecca Armstrong, Head of Impact, The Travel Foundation

Orange Theatre

11:00 - 14:30 SUSTAINABILITY

Sustainability Summit:

Sustainable Tourism is Dead.

Long Live Sustainable Tourism

Sustainable Tourism has succeeded in bringing responsibility

for people, places, and planet to the centre of the global travel

agenda. Now, as the movement evolves, it also faces the

risk of blindspots of its own - moments where progress may

slow, assumptions may harden, and new possibilities may be

overlooked. This opening provocation unpacks the Summit

theme, asking what must evolve if tourism is to stay relevant,

imaginative and purposeful in a rapidly changing world.

11:00 - 11:15

Is Sustainable Tourism Dead? Blindspots and Limitations

Tina O’Dwyer, CEO, The Tourism Space

11:15 - 11:45

Other Worlds Are Possible: Reimagining Tourism’s Purpose

Jeremy Smith, Climate Action Expert

11:45 - 12:30

When Place Speaks Back: Communities Writing the Story

Kgomotso Ramothea (she/her), CEO, Memberships, ATTA (African Travel &

Tourism Association)

Aayusha Prasain (She/Her), CEO, Community Homestay Network, Nepal

Latia Duncombe (She/Her), Director General, The Bahamas Ministry of

Tourism, Investment and Avitation

Dr. Azam Bahrami (Barogh) (She/Her), Founder, Researcher, Trainer, The

Middle East Ecotourism Network (MEEN)

12:30 - 12:45

Beyond the Badge: What Research Reveals About Certification

and Communication

Xavier Font (He/Him), Professor, University of Surrey

12:45 - 13:30

Beyond Compliance: Certification and Standards as Catalysts or

Constraints?

Nikolina Brnjac (She/Her), Member of the European Parliament,

Croatia

Claudia Bustinza (She/Her), GDS-Index Lead, Global Destination

Sustainability Movement (GDSM)

Xavier Font (He/Him), Professor, University of Surrey

Dr. Mihee Kang, Chief Assurance Officer, Global Sustainable Tourism Council

(GSTC)

Jeremy Sampson (He/Him), Chief Executive Officer, The Travel Foundation

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13:30 - 13:45

The Future of Sustainable Travel: Data, Insight, Action

Julie Cheetham (She/Her), Chief Operations Officer, Travalyst

13:45 - 14:15

The Human Layer: Inclusion, Behaviour, and the Traveller’s

Choices

Maria Drueco (She/Her), Founder, BelongInclusivity & Marianatha Tours

Gergana Nikolova (She/Her), CEO, BehaviorSMART

Richard Lindberg (He/Him), Founder and CEO, One Planet Journey

14:15 - 14:30

Long Live Sustainable Tourism: Five Bold Moves for the Future

Tina O’Dwyer, CEO, The Tourism Space

Purple Theatre

11:15-11:30 TRAVEL TRENDS

WTM Official Welcome

Join World Travel Market’s new Event Director Chris Carter-

Chapman as he sets the scene for the week ahead.

Chris Carter-Chapman, Event Director, World Travel Market London

Yellow Theatre

11:30 - 12:00 TRAVEL TRENDS

WTM Global Travel Report 2025

Step into the future of travel with WTM Global Travel Report 2025.

Discover the behaviours, disruptors and cultural shifts that will

shape 2026 and discover how to use your TravelPower to shape

2026 and beyond.

David Goodger, Managing Director, EMEA, Tourism Economics (an Oxford

Economics Brand)

Yellow Theatre


2026 Trends Impact:

What Does the Data Mean?

Building upon the presentation of findings from the WTM Global

Travel Report, this senior panel will comment on how the trends

will impact them and their decision making. A vital discussion for

all segments of travel.

David Goodger, Managing Director, EMEA, Tourism Economics (an Oxford

Economics Brand)

Jean-Yves Minet, Global Brand President - Midscale & Economy, Accor

Steven Greenaway, CEO, Flyadeal

Yellow Theatre


From Snowfields to Screens:

How Sports, Stories and AI

Are Powering the Next Wave of

Chinese Outbound Travel

From skiing in Switzerland and Austria to strolling through

British spots made famous by Harry Potter and Sherlock Holmes,

Chinese outbound travel is increasingly driven by powerful

cultural narratives and lifestyle trends.

Mingjie Wang, Chief Correspondent, Travel Trends Podcast

Patricia Yates, Chief Executive, VisitBritain/VisitEngland

Alhasan Aldabbagh, President of APAC Markets, Saudi Tourism Authority

Boon Sian Chai, MD & VP International Markets, Trip.com Group

Sébastien Lion (He/Him), Travel tech & AI in China expert and associate

Lecturer, Sorbonne University, Lion Conseil

Yellow Theatre


The Importance of Play in

Shaping Destinations in the

Future

In partnership with Qiddiya

As the world’s first city built for Play, Qiddiya City is an ambitious,

world-class destination.

The city seamlessly integrates its Power of Play philosophy

into every aspect of its development, offering immersive

experiences across entertainment, sports, and culture. In this

session, Ross McAuley, MD Advisor and Director General, Play

Qiddiya City DMMO, will drive the conversation with experts in

the play economy, exploring how destinations that prioritise

playful experiences can stand out, inspire delight and deliver

commercial success. The session will feature exclusive new

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insights from the Destinations International PlayNext research,

presented by Cassandra McAuley, MMGY NextFactor.

Ross McAuley (He/Him), Director General, Play Qiddiya City, DMMO

Cassandra McAuley (She/Her), Managing Director, MMGY NextFactor

John S. Schreiber (he/him), CEM, Vice President of Business Sales, Las Vegas

Convention and Visitors Authority

Yellow Theatre

14:45 - 15:15 DEAI

Faith, Food and Footprints

Halal travel is far more than a niche market – it’s a dynamic

movement reshaping how the world experiences tourism. Yet

myths, misconceptions, and outdated stereotypes still obscure its

true potential. This session debunks stereotypes and gets behind

the Halal Travel revolution.

Hafsa Gaher (She/Her), CEO, Halal Travel Network

Arif Abbas Manjin, CEO, Zanzibar Commission for Tourism

Orange Theatre

15:00 - 15:40 TECHNOLOGY

Money Talks: Funding and M&A in

Travel, Tourism and Hospitality

Gather insight into startup funding trends, investor strategies,

and the next wave of M&A shaping the global ecosystem. From

valuations, to identifying the right targets, discover how investors

are navigating risk and backing the future of travel.

Virendra Jain (He/Him), Co-founder & CEO, VIDEC Consultants Private Limited

Morgann Lesné, Partner, Cambon Partners

Peter Krueger, Member of the Executive Board - Chief Strategy Officer & Chief

Executive Officer Holiday Experiences, TUI Group

Susie Stanford, Non-Executive Director (NED) Mapp

Purple Theatre


Soft Power Advantage:

Leveraging the UK’s Global

Influence

This C-suite panel is brought to you by the Department for

Culture, Media & Sport

Ewan Venters, Former Chief Executive of Fortnum & Mason & Non-executive

Director, Paul Smith Ltd.

Will Butler-Adams, CEO, Brompton Bikes

Yellow Theatre

15:30 - 17:00 DEAI

Women in Travel CIC Meetup

Join “Diversity Trailblazer” award winner Alessandra Alonso, as

she explores accessibility, allyship and delivers peer-to-peer

mentoring to finish the day of content.

Alessandra LoTufo Alonso (She/Her), MD & Founder, Women in Travel cic

Maria Drueco (She/Her), Founder, BelongInclusivity & Marianatha Tours

Hafsa Gaher (She/Her), CEO, Halal Travel Network

Sassy Wyatt, Travel & Accessibility Consultant, Blind Girl Adventures

Orange Theatre


Meet the Founders: Inside the

Journey of Building, Funding &

Scaling Travel Innovation

Designed specifically for start-ups and early-stage entrepreneurs,

Meet the Founders is your chance to get unfiltered advice,

crowdsource solutions to common hurdles, and gain insider

insights from those who’ve been there, done that, and (mostly)

survived it.

Bruce Poon Tip (He/Him), Founder, G-Adventures

Vanessa Karel (She/Her), Founder, Greether

Purple Theatre


What Makes an Experience

Exceptional?

The Experience Playbook: from gastronomy to wellness and

community, how can experiences be curated successfully and

authentically?

Tim Parker (He/Him), Brand Strategy Director, Conran Design Group

Emma Campbell, Sector Marketing Director at Department of Culture and

Tourism Abu Dhabi

Hatim Alharbi, Chief of Tourism Sector, Aseer Development Authority

Yellow Theatre

16:45 - 17:15 MARKETING

Clicks, Conversions and the

Transformation of Search

The days of relying on a single “big ad” to inspire travellers are over

- the travel industry needs to look beyond traditional advertising.

Riccardo Russo (He/Him), Director Travel Strategy and Growth Acceleration,

Criteo

Justin Reid, Senior Director of Media, Destinations, Hotels & Growth - EMEA &

APAC, Tripadvisor

Yellow Theatre


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DAY 2 / WEDNESDAY, 5 TH NOVEMBER

10:30 - 11:15 MARKETING

Comedy Sells: How Humour

is Selling Travel

What makes travellers laugh, might also make them book! This

session, presented by BBC Studios focuses on how comedy

is infiltrating cross-media storytelling to help brands and

destinations capture attention and engage audiences like never

before.

Nick Kwek (He/Him), Presenter, BBC

Maisie Adam, Comedian

Naomi Taylor, Managing Editor, BBC StoryWorks

Ursula Horne, Head of Insights, BBC Studios

Martin Clarke (He/Him), Senior Tourism Marketing Manager, West Midlands

Growth Company

Yellow Theatre


Technology Summit:

The Technology Case for Empathy

in Travel

Travel tech legend Timothy O’Neil-Dunne returns to lead WTM’s

annual Technology Summit, this year challenging the industry

to rethink the role of empathy in travel tech - where innovation

meets human connection in an age of disruption.

10:50 - 11:05

Travel in The Time of Uncertainty

Dave Goodger, Managing Director EMEA, Tourism Economics

11:05 - 11:10

Airlines in 5 mins, Sobering Truths

Filip Filipov, COO, OAG

11:15 - 11:35

Investing: the new reality

Timothy O’Neil-Dunne, Principal, T2Impact Ltd

Andreas Nau (He/Him), Partner, Ennea Capital Partners

Min Liu (She/Her), Managing Director, Cambon Partners

11:35 - 11:55

Money Makes the world go round - FASTER

Will Plummer (He/Him), CEO, Trust My Group

James Lemon (He/Him), Global Head of Travel, Hospitality & High Growth

Industries, Stripe

Livia Vite, CEO, actuary.aero

Qais Amori, Chief Digital & Technology Officer, Almosafer (Part of Seera Group)

11:55 - 12:15

Airlines are doing OK

Amanda Campbell (She/Her), Head of Research, T2RL

Nadine Dawood Morgan (She/Her), Former Head of Distribution and

Payments at Qantas, Independent

Melissa Skluzacek, Director - Trading & Revenue Management, easyJet

12:15 - 12:30

Inspiration vs Trip Planning

Sally Bunnel, CEO & Founder, NaviSavi INC

12:30 - 12:50

Seller, Intermediary - What Are you?

James Lever (He/Him), Principal Director, CTO Advisory, DataArt

Kate Taphouse, Saga Holidays

Sacha St.Germain (She/Her), Director Technical Development, GoWay

Gulce Rozenveld (She/Her), CEO, Oojo.com

12:50 - 13:00

AR and VR

Roman Townsend, Managing Director, Belvera Partners

13:00 - 13:10

Travel and the Law - Plus Ca Change

Rhys Griffiths, Partner, Fox Williams LLP

Farina Azam (She/Her), Partner, Fox Williams LLP

13:10 - 13:30

Your clients, Your Responsibility


Thomas Dillon, Founder & CEO, A3M

James Spalding, Regional Flights Director, Trip.com Group

13:30 - 13:45

Artificial Intelligence is Travel’s Enemy


Stephen Joyce (He/Him), Global Strategy Lead - Travel, Tours, & OTAs, Protect Group

Christian Watts (He/Him), CEO, Magpie Travel

Catherine Warrilow (She/Her), Founder, theplotthickens

Purple Theatre

10:45 - 13:45 DEAI

DEAI Summit:

Reclaiming Inclusion

When it comes to truly inclusive tourism, the stakes have never

been higher. Travellers are more diverse than ever, yet many still

feel vulnerable (and today’s shifting political climate, more than

ever before). At the same time, the industry finds itself navigating

competing pressures – partisan and commercial, shifting societal

expectations, and the ongoing call to uphold the principles of

diversity, equity, accessibility, and inclusion (DEAI) – or put more

simply, the pursuit of community and humanity.

10:50 - 11:10

A World Through Many Lenses

11:10 - 11:40

Everyone’s Welcome, or Are They?

Amy Skelding (she/her), Managing Partner, FINN Partners

Edgar Weggelaar (he/him), CEO, Queer Destinations

Joanna Reeve (she/her), General Manager UK and Ireland, Intrepid Travel

Richard Thompson (he/him), CEO, Inclu Group

11:45 - 12:05

More Than a Hashtag

Mathura Premaruban (She/Her), Director of PR and partnerships, The Set

Joyce Oladeinde (She/Her), Co-Founder, Crescendo Digital

12:05 - 12:25

Not Just One Story

Aalap Shah (He/They), International Business Consultant, ELTA

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12:25 - 12:50

The Inclusive Advantage: The Business Case for Inclusion

Debbie Flynn, Advisory Board Chair, Club Avandra

Charlotte Slater (She/Her), Director of Strategy & Growth, Trove Tourism

Development Advisors

Sadia Ramzan (she/her), Founder & Director, Muslim Women Travel Group

Sita Sahu (she/her), Founder & CEO, Future&

12:55 - 13:25

Destinations with Heart

Uwern Jong (He/Him), Experientialist®-in-Chief, OutThere

Chiravadee Khunsub (she/her), Deputy Governor, International Marketing –

Europe, the Americas, Middle East and Africa

Hanna Katrín Friðriksson (she/her), Minister of Industries (Tourism, Fisheries

and Agriculture), Icelandic Government

Tolene van der Merwe (she/her), Director UK & Ireland, Malta Tourism

Authority

13:25 - 13:45

From Compliance to Compassion:

Redefining and Elevating Accessibility in Tourism

Emma Partlow (She/Her), Director of Engagement, Transreport

Diego Aragón Lozano (He/Him), Contract Manager and Product Executive,

TUR4 all Travel

Tim Williamson, Joint Managing Director, Responsible Travel

Sassy Wyatt, Travel & Accessibility Consultant, Blind Girl Adventures

Orange Theatre


Food for Thought: How Gen Alpha

are Already Redefining Travel

Join food futurist Tony Hunter as he explores how food,

technology, and travel converge and how Gen Alpha is reshaping

gastronomy tourism.

Tony Hunter, Food Futurist, Future of Food Consulting

Yellow Theatre


WHY WE TRAVEL?

Understand Hidden Motivations

& Preferences of Travellers

Award-winning travel journalist and filmmaker Ash Bhardwaj will

unpack the key question: why do we travel?

Ash Bhardwaj (He/Him), Author and Travel Expert

Yellow Theatre


Alternative Accommodations:

Fad or Future?

The future of hospitality is not being shaped in boardrooms, but

by the travellers themselves, and hoteliers can’t afford to ignore it.

Yellow Theatre

14:00-17:00

2025 The Media & Influencer Forum

In partnership with: Codnity Creative & Bryant Media Group

The Media & Influencer Forum has become a firm favourite at

WTM London, bringing together trade, PRs journalists, editors,

influencers, and communications leaders for an inspiring and

practical session that explores the ever-evolving world of media,

content, and travel storytelling in travel. 3 hours of fresh ideas,

actionable insights, and tools to evolve your media, content, and

communication strategy for the year ahead.

14:00 - 14:45

The Business of Content:

Harnessing The $250B+ Travel Creator Economy in 2026

14:55 - 15:40

Repurpose or Be Replaced: The New Rule of Modern Media

& Marketing

15:50 - 16:35

Wellness & Transformational Hospitality: The Art and Legacy

of Rejuvenation

16:40 - 17:00 Open Q&A

Frederic Aouad (He/Him), Chief Commercial Officer, Stay22

Natalya Wissink (She/Her), Founder and CEO, Secret Experiences

Colin Carter, Director, Weather2Travel.com

Matthew Gardiner, Director, Travel Massive London

Kateryna Topol (She/Her), Design Director & Researcher, Travel Writer &

Photographer, Freelance

Frank Marr, Director, Codnity Creative

Benjamin Bryant, Founder & Executive Creator, Bryant Media Group

Media Center

14:15 - 15:00 MARKETING

Exploring Culture, History and

Heritage in Travel: Bettany Hughes

in Conversation with Wanderlust

A thought-provoking dialogue between renowned historian and

broadcaster Bettany Hughes and George Kipouros, Editor-in-Chief

of Wanderlust, on how culture, history, and heritage shape the

way we travel.

George Kipouros, Editor in Chief, Wanderlust

Bettany Hughes, Historian and Broadcaster

Yellow Theatre


Words, Warnings & Worldviews:

Storytelling in a Polarised, Crisis-

Prone World

Analyse the economic value of embracing DEI, and hear from the

travel and tourism brands that will continue their support, not

just as a tick box, but because it makes sense from a moral AND

economic standpoint.


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Debbie Hindle (She/Her), Chair, International Centre for Responsible Tourism Global

Tolene van der Merwe (she/her), Director UK & Ireland, Malta Tourism Authority

Professor Dimitrios Buhalis, Director of the eTourism Research Lab,

Bournemouth University Business School

Orange Theatre


Sustainable Shift: Transforming

Tourism Through a Circular

Economy

This session explores how tourism can embrace a circular

economy mindset, rethinking resource use, reducing waste, and

integrating low-carbon mobility - while recognizing the unique

challenges and opportunities in emerging markets.

Thais Lima, Research & Sustainability Manager, Trove Tourism Development

Srijana Nepali, Senior Officer, Nepal Tourism Board

Purple Theatre


The New Travel Powerhouses:

How Global Geopolitical Shifts

are Redrawing Tourism Flows and

Demand

Global geopolitical shifts are redrawing tourism flows and

demand, rewriting the global travel landscape.

Tess Longfield, Sustainability Advisor

Ibrahim Osta, Senior Economic Growth Director & Global Tourism Lead,

Chemonics International

Javier Cabrerizo, Chief Strategy & Transformation Officer, HBX Group

Christian Delom, Secretary General, A WORLD FOR TRAVEL

Nikolaos Gkolfinopoulos, Head of Travel, ICF

Shabib Al Maamari, Managing Director, Visit Oman

Mariano Dima, Chairman, Civitatis

Orange Theatre


Sustainability & Lifestyle:

The Shifting All-Inclusive Mindset

Luxury is no longer reserved for the elite - today’s travellers, across

any budget, are chasing premium moments, from once-in-alifetime

splurges to small indulgences that add meaning, comfort,

and value to their journeys.

Stephen Dutton, Global Insight Manager, EuromonitorNicole Tilzer, Vice

President, All-Inclusive & Resort Strategy, Hilton

Panos Almyrantis (He/Him), Chief Growth and Commercial Officer at Ella

Resorts and President of the European Hotel Managers Association (EHMA),

Ella Resorts

Rosa Harris, Director of the Cayman Islands Department of Tourism

Barbara Buczek, Chief Destination Experiences Officer, Cruise Saudi

Nicole Tilzer, Vice President, All-Inclusive & Resort Strategy, Hilton

Yellow Theatre


Technology- Saviour or Short-Term

Solution for Sustainable Travel?

Green tech promises progress, but is it solving the problem - or

just shifting the burden? In this old-fashioned debate, climate

experts, tech innovators, and other travel execs will go head-tohead

on whether AI and carbon tech are actually moving the

needle-or just fuelling the illusion of progress.

Sofya Muhrer-Muromets (She/Her), Sustainability Manager, Evaneos

Tim Hentschel, CEO and Co-Founder, HotelPlanner.com

Jan Doležal, CEO, SmartGuide

Purple Theatre


Cool Tripping, Slow Tourism and

the Sophisticated Traveller

Sustainable tourism is no longer just about managing crowds

or offsetting carbon - it’s about intention and impact. Today’s

travellers are demanding more meaning: journeys that reflect

their values, align with their interests and deliver authentic,

responsible experiences. Can the industry deliver sustainability

that aligns with personal values?

Pippa Jacks, Content & Audience Director, TTG

Iain Powell, Chief Commercial Officer, Hurtigruten

Tricia Schers, Director, Partnerships & Development, Planeterra

Purple Theatre

16:15 - 17:00 MARKETING

Points or Presence: The Loyalty Rebuild

For years, points, tiers, and rewards programmes anchored

retention —but today’s traveller is more experience-driven than

ever. So, what really drives loyalty in 2025?

Katrina Lane, SVP Traveller Engagement and Loyalty, Expedia

Nadejda Popova, Global Head of Loyalty, Euromonitor

Yellow Theatre

16:15 - 17:00 DEAI

Overcoming Adversity in Travel Tech

This quickfire Q&A explores the challenges, opportunities, and

future of women in the travel technology sector. Hear from

leading female voices driving innovation and change in this

highly competitive industry.

Alka Carter-Manning (She/Her), Chief Commercial Officer, Vox Group

Maria von Foerster (she/her), CEO, RightRez

Orange Theatre

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DAY 3 / THURSDAY, 6 TH NOVEMBER


Rethinking Overtourism:

<Is it the Tourist, or Tourism?

From Barcelona to Bali, iconic destinations are straining under

outdated tourism models. Who is responsible for overtourism and

what solutions can create balance?

Aleix Rodríguez Brunsoms, Director - Strategy, Skift

Tolene van der Merwe (She/Her) Director: UK & Ireland,

Malta Tourism Authority

Purple Theatre

10:30 - 14:45 MARKETING

Marketing Summit:

Travel Marketing’s Evolution

Join hosts Matthew Gardiner and Tina Charisma as they kick

off the WTM Marketing Summit 2025. Expect a day of inspiring

insights, innovation, and industry-shaping conversations. From

future-focused strategies to conversations about marketing

effectiveness and resilience, this summit sets the stage for

marketers, brands, and visionaries to connect, collaborate, and

explore what’s next for global travel marketing.

10:30 - 10:40

Welcome to the Marketing Summit

10:45 - 11:15

Will Marketing with Purpose Survive? Balancing Community

Impact and Commercial Growth

Tina Charisma, Advisor, Global Culture Consultant

Mirjam Peternek McCartney, Founder and CEO, Lemongrass

Shashank Nigam (He/Him), Founder & CEO, Simplyflying

Ariella Kageruka (She/Her), Head of Tourism and Conservation, Visit Rwanda

Sigurður Þorsteinsson (He/Him), Chief Brand Officer, Blue Lagoon Iceland

11:15 - 11:35

Beyond Escape - Marketing Wellness to Travelers Seeking

Meaning and Balance


Vivienne Tang, Founder & CEO, Destination Deluxe

Amy Hulley, Founder, Voyage Content

Joelle Edwards-Tonks, Chief Sales & Marketing Officer, Sunlife

11:40 - 12:10

Live Tourism, Shaping Events into Destination Magnets


Kershing Goh (She/ Her), Executive Director Europe, Singapore Tourist Board

Kate Irwin, Managing Director EMEA, Skift

12:10 - 12:40

Home & Away - Mastering the Domestic vs. International

Marketing Mix


Ruth Storey (She/Her), VP Marketing UK, Merlin Entertainments Ltd.

Katie Briscoe, CEO, MMGY Global

12:45 - 13:05

Flying Through Transitions: Marketing a Path to Consumer

Confidence


Lisa Delaney, Regional Head of Marketing & Lifestyle - Europe, Cathay Pacific

imagine

Khaled Tash, Group Chief Marketing Officer, Saudia

13:05 - 13:40

Authenticity in Action - Building Travel Brands That Truly Connect


Dunk Barnes (He/Him), Filmmaking Producer, Chiado Ltd

Chris Joondeph (He/Him), Travel Storyteller, Authentic Traveling

Bryan Kinkade, VP Publisher, Afar

Angelique Miller, VP, E Studio, Expedia Group Advertising, Expedia Group

13:40 - 14:15

AI Trends that will Shape Travel Marketing in 2026


Dan Christian (He/Him), Founder & Host, Travel Trends Podcast

14:20 - 14:45

The Great Marketing Debate: AI, Brand, or Performance -

Where Should Your Next Marketing Dollar Go?


Alex Hunter (He/Him), Managing Partner, Attaché/WindowSeat

Dan Christian, Founder & Host, Travel Trends Podcast

Brennen Bliss (He/Him), CEO & Founder, Propellic

Yellow Theatre


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DAY 3 / THURSDAY, 6 TH NOVEMBER


10:45 - 12:00 DEAI

ITT Future You

This is the leading student careers event, bridges the gap

between education and industry — providing inspiration and

guidance for successful careers. It’s the perfect place for careerfocused

students to meet industry professionals, discover exciting

opportunities, and gain real-world advice on how to stand out.

With inspiring speakers from across the travel and tourism sector,

this is one event you won’t want to miss!

Claire Steiner (She/Her), Founder / UK Director , ITT Future You / GTTP

Danny Waine, Founder, Travel Nomads

Boris Bijlstra, Co-Founder, Hubby eSIM

Orange Theatre


Policies & Perceptions: How

regulations, climate concerns and

changing passenger expectations

are redefining cruise & aviation

Who should pay for decarbonising travel? Explore the business,

consumer, and government perspectives as experts debate the

future of fair, sustainable, and affordable skies.

Tess Longfield (She/Her), Sustainability Advisor

Munnmunn Marwah, COO & Director, MMGY Think Strawberries

Nico Nicholas, CEO, Zeero Group

Jane Thompson, Director, Aviation, Travel and Tourism, ICF

Purple Theatre

12:00 - 12:30 DEAI

Student Networking

Orange Theatre


Rethinking Engagement with

the Travel Consumer:

Building Data-Driven, Adaptive

Strategies in a Digital Age

In a world where being in lockstep with your customers equates

to winning, how can the travel industry leverage data, digital

transformation, and insights to deliver personalised, meaningful

experiences and drive sustainable growth?

Ani Attamian, Founder, LEMA COLLECTIVE LIMITED

Purple Theatre

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full up-to-date programme


Agentic AI: Can Tech Be Inclusive

and Intelligent?

The conversation around AI in travel is moving fast - from basic

automation to Generative Ai, and now Agentic! Systems don’t

just respond but proactively act, learn, and adapt. As this next

generation of technology emerges, the stakes are higher: can

it deliver intelligent personalisation while also being inclusive,

ethical, and equitable?

Arturo Moreno, CTO, Civitatis

Purple Theatre


Disrupting the Travel Tech

Ecosystem: Is it the Death of GDS?

Seamless travel isn’t magic—it’s strategy. But in a rapidly evolving

ecosystem, are traditional global distribution systems becoming

obsolete, or do they remain the cornerstone of travel commerce?

Monish Luthra, President & CEO, Odysseus Solutions

Kathy Morgan, Senior Vice President, Product Management, Sabre

Daniel Reeves (He/Him), Chief Commercial Officer, Roomangel Foundation

Purple Theatre


An Audience with Richard E. Grant:

Storytelling Beyond

the Screen

Explore the world through the

eyes storyteller and national

treasure,

Richard E Grant in this exclusive

interview.

Richard E Grant, Renowned Actor,

Writer and Traveller

Yellow Theatre


WTM Closing Comments

Stay tuned for more news on what to expect at WTM 2026,

as Event Director Chris Carter-Chapman closes the show with

exciting new updates.

Chris Carter-Chapman, Event Director, World Travel Market London

Yellow Theatre

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MASTERCLASS

PROGRAMME

Travel leaders don’t always need another panel or keynote - they need space to think, challenge and build,

alongside peers - that’s why WTM Masterclasses exist! In just two hours, each Workshop or Think Tank will

provide a focused environment to explore the industry’s most pressing challenges and debate solutions with

peers who understand your perspective. Held in the ICC Maritime Suites, Level 3, the Masterclass Agenda is as

follows:

TUESDAY, 4 TH NOVEMBER

10:00 - 12:00 DEAI

The Inclusion Illusion:

The Real Barriers to Inclusive

Change in Travel

Challenging travel professionals to go beyond good intentions

and take meaningful action on inclusion, this masterclass will

unpack common barriers, demystify what inclusive travel really

means, and outline how it connects directly to customer trust,

business growth, and future resilience.

Atlyn Forde, Founder, Inclusive Travel Forum

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14:00 - 16:00 MARKETING

The Editors’ Roundtable: Travel

Media & the Future of Tourism

This exclusive roundtable brings together leading figures from

The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, The Sunday Times,

Bloomberg, Adventure.com, and the BBC for a rare, behind-thescenes

conversation about the future of travel media.

Paige McClanahan, author and travel writer

Rajan Datar, Host, Journalist, The Travel Show, BBC

Amy Virshup, Travel Editor, New York Times

Meera Dattani, Travel Editor, Adventure.com

Nikki Ekstein, Global travel czar, Bloomberg LP

Claire Irvin, Head of Travel, The Times and The Sunday Times

Sebastian Modak, Travel Editor, Wallstreet Journal

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An Audience with Anna Pollock:

Regeneration – from Principles to

Practice

Join sustainability visionaries for a rare, hands-on session

designed to spark bold thinking and meaningful collaboration.

This intimate workshop isn’t about frameworks or top-down

strategies, it’s about rolling up our sleeves, asking better

questions and exploring what’s possible when we challenge the

status quo together.

Anna Pollock, Founder, Conscious.Travel

Holly Tuppen, Journalist, Author, and Consultant

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WEDNESDAY, 5 TH NOVEMBER

10:00 - 12:00 MARKETING

China Ready Masterclass

This Power Briefing is tailored for executive decision-makers,

offering data-driven insights, strategic guidance, and exclusive

content, with participants leaving with official online certificate.

China Ready® by CBISN is ranked No. 1 globally in Chinese

tourism preparation program.

Marcus Lee, (He/Him), CEO, China Travel Online

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Cutting Through the Noise with

GSTC: Your Step-by-Step to

Credible Sustainability Success

Real-world use cases will assist participants in gaining practical

insights on GSTC-aligned standards that elevate operational

sustainability and resilience. The hands-on workshop will also

demystify ISO-aligned assurance frameworks, and provide a clear

roadmap to align their operations with global sustainability best

practices.

Michelle Janke, Strategy Advisor and Global Executive, Global Sustainable

Tourism Council

Dr. Mihee Kang, Chief Assurance Officer, Global Sustainable Tourism Council


Creative Tourism:

A Swiss Army Knife for Niche

Travel Trends and Inclusive

Destination Development

This intensive Masterclass workshop moves beyond theory

to hands-on exploration, enabling participants to co-design

creative tourism models that transform passive visitors into

active co-creators, building resilient and inclusive ecosystems for

destinations of all sizes.

Caroline Couret, CEO, Creative Tourism Network

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Albert 1

10:00 - 12:00

Sales Success in the Hospitality

Industry: Strategies to Fast-Track

Business Growth

Hospitality sales is about people, energy, and real

conversations—not dashboards. This high-energy session

will reframe how teams recruit, focus, and perform. You’ll

leave with clarity on what to prioritize to grow faster—

without burning out your people or your brand.

Henry Walton, Co-Founder, Outsell Sales

THURSDAY, 6 TH NOVEMBER

10:00 - 12:00 LEADERSHIP

People Are the New Destination

Strategy

Designed for visionaries in travel and hospitality, this masterclass

reveals how putting people at the centre of your strategy drives

growth, loyalty, and lasting brand success. Built by FUTURE&, it

transforms destination strategy into a powerful people strategy

for the future of travel.

Sita Sahu, Founder & CEO, FUTURE&

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Technology Think Tank - Where is

Industry Trust, AI or Humans?

Pre-booking is mandatory and can be done

by managing your WTM Booking online.

Expect keynote provocations, panel debate and audience

participation. Trust is the currency of the travel industry, as

AI accelerates its role with customer engagement, itinerary

planning and even crisis management, enter the room

questioning: who do travellers trust more-the algorithms or the

people behind them?

Andy Washington, General Manager, Trip.com Group

Xavi Godoy, Global Director for CX and Automation, HBX Group

Beth Freedman, Managing Director, UK – MMGY

Helgi Eysteinsson, CEO, Iceland Travel

Quim Martinez, VP Tourism Segment, Global Lead, Mastercard

David Bradford, Managing Director, Europe, Bloomberg Media

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LEADER INSIGHTS

WTM Ministers’ Summit 2025:

Redefining tourism investment models

Tourism leaders gathering at WTM 2025

will explore how to design smarter,

more inclusive investment models that

support sustainable growth, unlock

innovation, and deliver long-term value

for communities worldwide.

The tourism sector is entering a new era,

where investment is no longer just about

growth, but about purpose. As global

tourism evolves into a cornerstone of

economic development, countries are

rethinking how to attract and deploy

investment. Traditional fiscal incentives

such as tax breaks or tariff reductions have

long been effective in drawing early-stage

capital, but are no longer enough to ensure

resilience and diversification.

SPEAKER INTERVIEW

The

powerhouses

reshaping

global travel

From diaspora travel to digital nomads,

ICF’s Nikolaos Gkolfinopoulos explains

how emerging traveller segments are

redefining tourism growth and reshaping

destinations worldwide.

Which markets do you see as the most

promising new “powerhouses”?

India and China are top of mind for most

tourism professionals. Yet, diasporas,

digital nomads, and the spiritual-uplifting

traveller deserve more attention. Diaspora

communities abroad are reshaping

tourism through migration-led mobilities

and organic promotion. Digital nomads

challenge labour norms and push

destinations to rethink visa laws and

infrastructure. The spiritual-uplifting market

is driving a shift in tourism offerings, fuelled

by a global desire to live better, reconnect

with purpose, and engage with collective

knowledge.

This year’s Ministers’ Summit will examine

how next-generation investment models

can combine fiscal and non-fiscal tools,

including blended finance and impactbased

incentives, to stimulate sustainable

growth and strengthen competitiveness.

The dialogue will also explore how good

governance, digital innovation, and youth

participation can help shape more inclusive,

future-ready tourism economies.

By highlighting successful national

strategies and cross-sector partnerships,

the Summit aims to provide governments

and investors alike with practical strategies

to channel capital into projects that

deliver measurable economic, social, and

environmental value, ensuring tourism

remains a catalyst for jobs, innovation, and

community well-being.

Are there misconceptions about these

markets that the travel industry needs to

challenge?

Diasporas are more than just the Visiting

Friends and Relatives segment. They are

powerful ambassadors. Digital nomads

need more than fast internet and coworking

spaces. Destinations must facilitate

travel and in-country dispersion, while

crafting narratives around community

engagement. The spiritual-uplifting market

seeks transformative experiences, not

ready-made packages. Destinations must

rethink their positioning and innovate to

meet these deeper needs.

Ministers’ Summit at

World Travel Market

in association with UN

Tourism and WTTC

Session on Tuesday, 4 th November

10:30 - 12:30

George V (Room 1),

ICC Maritime Suite, Level 3

Looking ahead to your session, where should

industry leaders focus their resources to stay

ahead of geopolitical and demand shifts?

The current geopolitical landscape is

heavily fragmented and unstable. One

thing is absolutely certain: working in

silos will render us unable to tackle global

challenges. The most critical issue that

tourism leaders should address is how

the sector and destinations will adapt to

climate developments by 2050.

The New Travel

Powerhouses: How

Global Geopolitical

Shifts are Redrawing

Tourism Flows and

Demand

Session on Wednesday, 5 th November

15:00 - 16:00

Orange Theatre

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SPEAKER INTERVIEW

Tim Hentschel / Chairman & Co-CEO of HotelPlanner

Conversational commerce drives

HotelPlanner’s global expansion

Ahead of his debate-format session on Wednesday, Tim Hentschel, CEO and Co-founder of

HotelPlanner, shares insights into the company’s rapid growth and the role of AI in shaping its future.

What trends are you seeing in travel

behaviour that have most influenced

HotelPlanner’s strategy?

Our hotel booking platform has experienced

351% growth in revenue over the last 3 years.

To be honest such growth means we may

have missed a few trends but the one that is

clear to me is that conversational commerce

has fuelled our growth.

Since 2020, we’ve evolved to put

conversational commerce on the same level

of priority and the results have been pretty

amazing. From a call centre of 30, we now

have 5000 active agents.

Besides the conversational commerce, hotel

rates are rising faster in Europe than the USA,

though they are rising at a slower rate than in

previous years. Demand is growing but more

in the US than Europe. The demand for nonhotel

accommodation sold on our platform

has grown by 33% in the last year.

What inspired the creation of HotelPlanner.

ai and how does it fit into the broader

HotelPlanner ecosystem?

The creation of Hotelpanner.ai, our AI

powered voice reservation engine, came

from the resources our gig economy call

centre gave us. We had trouble balancing

the demand for calls with the supply of

reservation agents. Luckily our call centre

had recorded over 8,000,000 reservation calls

and this was an incredible resource and the

basis of the educational material that went

into creating our world first AI powered

reservation agent.

We launched the agent in October last year.

It currently it takes thousands of calls every

day. Our customers have a great experience

talking to our AI agents and often do not

know they are talking to a machine.

We are not trying to replace our human

agents. Our AI agent is great; it speaks

multiple languages and means we can

always answer a call. Essentially a human

agent is better at assessing how much a

customer wants to know about the hotel

as opposed to how quickly the customer

wants to buy. Our AI agent is superb at

providing information around the booking

such as things to do, local information and

inspiration and dealing with customer

service calls.

Given the growing focus on responsible

AI, how do you balance technological

ambition with ethical and environmental

responsibility?

The environmental impact of artificial

intelligence is huge, especially if you include

the electricity consumption for training

and using deep learning models, and the

related carbon footprint and water usage.

As AI advances I am sure it will become

greener and will indeed be vital for managing

energy usage efficiently. As to our business,

our AI agent supports over 5000 human

agents working from home not using energy

to commute, not using power to heat and

cool 5000 office spaces. From an ethical

point of view I want to ensure the people I

employ have a job for the future.

AI - Saviour or Short-

Term Solution for

Sustainable Travel?


15:30 - 16:00

Purple Theatre

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SPEAKER INTERVIEW

Edgar Weggelaar / CEO of Queer Destinations

How travel can embrace true inclusion

Edgar Weggelaar, CEO of Queer Destinations, shares his perspectives ahead of his talk on Diversity,

Equity, Accessibility and Inclusion (DEAI)

How can businesses tap into the LGBTQ+

market authentically without falling into

tokenism or pinkwashing?

Authenticity starts with intent and

integrating inclusion into the core of the

organisation, not just a one-off marketing

campaign. Hire LGBTQ+ people in decisionmaking

roles, consult with community

organisations and associations from the

very beginning of a project, and translate

that knowledge into real changes in

products, policies, and services (safe booking

processes, non-discriminatory policies, staff

training, etc.). It’s pointless to market your

company as LGBTQ+ friendly if internally

you aren’t providing training and creating

protocols to prevent discrimination and

drive real change. You can also try to use

authentic stories in your communications

and ensure diverse representation, moving

away from stereotypes. Be transparent

about partnerships and funding, and

measure impact over time: if your support

disappears after Pride, people will perceive it

as pinkwashing.

What role do certifications and recognitions

play in moving the industry forward?

Certifications build trust and standardise

what “safe” or “inclusive” means for

consumers and buyers. Our distinction,

‘Queer Destinations Committed,’ ensures

that 100% of a company’s or organisation’s

value chain has been prepared to prevent

and appropriately respond to discrimination.

There is a real focus on providing the best

possible treatment for travellers. When these

certifications are independent, evidencebased,

and include on-site audits and

recertification, they turn inclusion from a

marketing claim into verifiable practice,

benefiting travellers, employees, and

businesses alike. They also give procurement

teams and travel agencies clear criteria

for choosing partners and incentivise

continuous improvement.

How can we make sure DEAI in tourism

doesn’t only focus on one group but

includes intersectional perspectives (gender,

disability, race, LGBTQ+, socio-economic

background)?

You need to design DEAI from the margins

inward: collect disaggregated data, cocreate

policies with representatives from

multiple communities and conduct

intersectional accessibility audits (physical,

digital, linguistic, economic).

Build partnerships with grassroots

organisations representing racialised people,

people with disabilities, trans people, lowincome

travellers, etc., and consider all these

perspectives when training staff. It’s also

ideal to include diverse viewpoints when

monitoring outcomes: inclusion must be

accountable and measurable.

How do you hope your session will influence

the way attendees approach inclusion in

their work?

I want attendees to leave with a practical

mindset: inclusion is a business imperative,

a necessary step to create real change in

the world (not just our industry), and a

continuous process, not a PR stunt. My goal

is for them to understand why this step is

necessary, how it positively impacts millions

of people, and also benefits them personally

and professionally. If, in addition, we help

them gain a clearer idea of the first steps to

take, the session will be a complete success.

This session is a part of

the DEAI Summit

DEAI: Everyone’s

Welcome, or Are They?


11:10 - 11:40

Orange Theatre

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SPEAKER INTERVIEW

Alka Carter-Manning / Chief Commercial Officer, Vox Group

Turning diversity into strength in

the travel tech industry

Ahead of her Q&A session on women’s leadership, innovation, and resilience in travel tech, Alka

Carter-Manning, Chief Commercial Officer at Vox Group, shares her perspective on building

visibility, inclusion, and opportunity for women shaping the future of travel technology.

What are the biggest barriers for women in

travel technology right now, and how can

they be reduced?

The biggest barriers are still visibility, access,

and the first step into leadership. Too few

women are seen in senior commercial or

technical roles, so younger talent cannot

picture themselves there. In travel tech

that matters, because women make many

of the purchasing decisions in travel, yet

they are not equally represented across

different areas of travel and tech. From my

own journey, I’ve progressed when senior

leaders opened doors, made my work visible,

and backed me. We also have to be honest

about pay: gaps persist and can quietly slow

progression. Reducing these barriers is about

systems, and much of it is doable at team

level.

What are some practical steps businesses can

take to turn diversity into stronger decisionmaking

and better products?

Diversity only turns into better decisions

when it is matched with inclusion. It is not

enough to have different faces in the room;

those voices must shape the agenda and

influence outcomes. That means inclusive

meeting habits, clear space for different

perspectives at the strategy table, and

language that invites challenge rather than

shuts it down.

Make it practical for travel tech: hire with

structured interviews and diverse panels, use

clear decision frameworks and keep a record

of who was consulted, and track outcomes,

sponsorship, promotion, and retention by

function.

In product work, involve diverse travellers in

research, build accessibility in by default, use

lightweight design reviews to check for bias,

and close the loop with post-launch learning.

This is good business: when talent is visible,

fairly treated, and actively developed, you

get better decisions and better products for

more travellers.

What advice would you give to younger

women considering a career in travel tech

today?

Be curious, and back yourself. Travel tech is

moving fast and it needs fresh thinkers. Don’t

wait to feel 100% ready; put your hand up,

share the idea, take the opportunity, and

learn as you go. Build your network early and

find your cheerleaders and sponsors, the

people who will say your name in the room.

Seek out roles that stretch you, work for

leaders you respect, and choose teams you

can learn from. Your perspective is valuable;

there isn’t one “right” view in this industry,

and we move forward when new voices are

heard. Never be afraid to change your path.

Tech is vast, so pick an area that genuinely

excites you (product development,

payments, efficiency, data etc) and become

known for it, while keeping a broad

understanding of product and commercial

aspects.

Overcoming Adversity

in Travel Tech


16:15 - 17:00

Orange Theatre

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SPEAKER INTERVIEW

Julie Cheetham / COO of Travalyst

Turning the tide on greenwashing

through data transparency

Tourism’s sustainability efforts are at a turning point. Julie Cheetham, COO of

Travalyst, introduces the Data Hub, an open-access platform built to collect,

verify, and share sustainability data at scale.

With greenwashing on the rise, why are

unverifiable sustainability claims such a risk

for the travel industry?

At Travalyst, we believe that travel and

tourism can, and must, be a force for

good. Currently, sustainability information

across travel and tourism is fragmented,

inconsistent and difficult to access.

Without a single, reliable source that

captures, consolidates and distributes travel

impact information, the risk of unverifiable

sustainability claims remains high, as it is

difficult to hold such claims to account. This

is why we’re so excited to have launched the

Data Hub together with our partners.

How does the Travalyst Data Hub work and

verify sustainability claims?

The Data Hub is an interoperable system that

collects sustainability data from individual

operators and large-scale data providers,

processes the data into clear, compliant

and comparable formats and distributes the

This session is a part of the

Sustainability Summit

The Future of Sustainable

Travel: Data, Insight, Action

Tuesday, 4 th November

13:30 - 13:45

Purple Theatre

information to support a variety of end uses.

It enables credible, compliant, and consistent

information to flow freely across platforms,

reducing duplication and supporting better

decisions by travellers, businesses, and

policymakers.

What do you hope WTM visitors will take

away from your talk?

For the Data Hub to scale, we need support

from the wider industry. I hope that WTM

visitors will feel inspired by its potential,

and energised by what we can achieve

together as a sector. I’d encourage potential

collaborators who are interested in helping

advance the Data Hub to get in touch and

join us.

SPEAKER INTERVIEW

Kgomotso Ramothea / CEO, Memberships, African Travel and Tourism Association (ATTA)

When communities lead, tourism thrives

Kgomotso Ramothea, CEO for African Travel and Tourism Association (ATTA) memberships,

shares how community-led tourism is reshaping Africa’s travel landscape.

How do communities benefit when they are

the ones defining tourism offerings?

When communities set the offer, three

things change: power, pay, and pride.

You see it in the Maasai-led conservancies

supported by Gamewatchers Safaris &

Porini Camps, where households are paid

for land access, benefiting over 1,000 Maasai

This session is a part of the

Sustainability Summit

When Place Speaks Back:

Communities Writing the

Story

Tuesday, 4 th November

11:45 - 12:30

Purple Theatre

families directly. Chem Chem Safaris’ work

in Tanzania’s Burunge WMA is another

example, where community land use plans

decide what’s possible, while prioritising

the community’s rights and sustainable

livelihoods.

This results in more tourism revenue staying

in the local community, more predictable

cash flow for schools and clinics, and better

jobs, including for women and youth. Any

tourism offering should be built bottom-up

(not top-down), so that community rights

and values guide the terms.

Africa is often marketed as one “destination.”

What truths are missed when communities

are not the ones telling their own stories?

You lose accuracy, consent, and value. Onesize-fits-all

approaches flatten language and

living cultures into clichés. Then travellers

arrive with the wrong expectations, and

communities carry the cost.

Homogenised marketing erases the real

differentiators and pushes buyers toward

the cheapest lookalike instead of the most

community-positive choice.

What message do you hope attendees will

walk away with after your session?

I hope everyone leaves feeling empowered

to make sure that their travel really does

make a difference. This is ultimately what

responsible tourism is: building a meaningful,

resilient and regenerative tourism that is

guided by people in communities.

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SPEAKER INTERVIEW

Tony Hunter / Global Food Futurist

Gen Alpha’s influence on food and tourism

Global Food Futurist, Tony Hunter spends much of his time researching the food

industry and consumer behaviour, and understanding what’s going on and

what it means for the future.

How do you see food, technology, and travel

intersecting right now?

Eating and drinking are the only two

completely non-discretionary things that we

do; without them we die. So when people

travel, food and drink are an integral part

of the experience. How people will view

their food experiences is changing rapidly

as we use technology to understand what’s

good for us as individuals. From genomics

to biowearables we’re understanding more

and more about our individual nutrition.

Our future travellers will increasingly expect

deep personalisation, starting at the luxury

end, but eventually in all classes of travel.

Gen Alpha is just starting to travel. What

makes their relationship with food different

from previous generations?

With their access to technologies Gen Alpha

knows more about food, and everything

else, than any previous generation, and at

a much earlier age. They understand and

care about the sustainability aspects of their

food. This means that they are concerned

about planetary health and personal health

and wellness is top of mind. Both of these

concerns mean that they’ll expect far more

from their food than just tasty fuel.

How can destinations adapt to attract Gen

Alpha food travellers?

Alphas will expect seamless technology in

everything they experience. If you don’t have

the latest technology available they’ll want

to know why. The consultative parenting

style of their Millennial parents, combined

with the Alpha child’s technological

expertise, means that Alphas have far more

say in a family’s travel than it appears. Their

parents pay the bill, but who really controls

the purse strings?

Food for Thought: How

Gen Alpha are Already

Redefining Travel

Wednesday, 5 th November

11:30 - 12:15

Yellow Theatre

SPEAKER INTERVIEW

Ursula Horne / Head of Insights at BBC Studios

Humour goes a long way in travel marketing

In this interview, Ursula Horne, Head of Insights at BBC Studios, explains how humour

can be leveraged in travel advertising.

What do audiences actually want from travel

advertising today and where does humour

fit in?

At BBC Studios our research is showing

that audiences want to feel inspired; they

want to feel that when they travel they are

going somewhere different to everyone

else. If advertising content can challenge

their preconceived ideas of a destination

and demonstrate uniqueness, that is likely

to be a winning formula. This is where

humour comes in; it can be a useful tool to

show the unexpected and surprise or inspire

audiences.

Have you seen humour help break

stereotypes about a destination or challenge

outdated perceptions?

Absolutely. A recent Detour Türkiye

campaign produced by BBC StoryWorks

challenged perceptions of Türkiye, both as

a tourism destination and of their national

cuisine. By using comedic techniques

and showcasing all aspects of Türkiye as a

complete destination with beaches, nature

and a vast array of outdoor activities, our

content teams turned perceptions on their

head.

For travel brands worried that humour might

undermine credibility, what would you say to

reassure them?

It is important to make sure that humour

translates to international audiences and

is easily understandable. The BBC provides

a trusted environment for travel brands to

tell their story and BBC StoryWorks has the

global experience and sensibility to ensure

that those stories are authentic whilst

resonating with the right audiences.

Comedy Sells:

How Humour is Selling

Travel

Wednesday, 5 th November

10:30 - 11:15

Yellow Theatre

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UNDER

THE SPOTLIGHT

Facts

EUROPEREGION

& Figures

Europe: Still a world favourite

Europe remains the number one destination in tourist arrivals.

In the first quarter of 2025, international

arrivals to Europe were up by 5%

5%

747.5 million

In 2024, Europe generated 747.5 million international

tourist arrivals

No continent in the world attracts more

tourists than Europe. Year after year, this is

the conclusion of UN Tourism with regard

to international tourist movements across

the continent. In 2024, Europe generated

747.5 million international tourist arrivals, the

equivalent to 51.7% of all tourist movements

in the world. The European Union alone

generated 38.1% of all world arrivals or the

equivalent to 551.1 million international

travellers.

Total arrivals to Europe surpassed 2019

numbers last year by 0.7% with all of the subregions

in Europe showing higher arrivals

than in 2019. Southern/Mediterranean

Europe came out on top. The highest growth

in Europe in 2024 was reported by Albania

(+80%), Andorra (+35%), Malta (+29%)

followed by Portugal (+18%), Greece and

Turkey (+14%).

The only exception continues to be Central/

Eastern Europe. At the end of 2024, arrivals to

the sub-region Central/Eastern Europe were

still 18.2% below their 2019 performance

despite growth of 8.5% between 2023 and

2024.

Europe remains extremely popular around

the world with robust demand from North

America (USA and Canada) as well as Asia and

South America. According to the European

Travel Commission’s (ETC) latest Long-Haul

Travel Barometer (LHTB 2/2025) published in

May, 39% of the respondents were planning

to visit Europe over the summer 2025.

In the USA, 33% of respondents intended to

visit Europe while Canada performed better

with 37% of respondents thinking of visiting

Europe. However, both markets remain

behind Chinese travellers’ intentions. In the

same survey, 72% of Chinese respondents

planned to visit Europe during the summer

of 2025.

In the UN Tourism analysis for the first half

of 2025, European arrivals were up by 4%,

the equivalent to 340 million international

tourists. This represents 7% more travellers

than the same period in 2019.

In Southern/Mediterranean Europe, arrivals

increased 3%, reflecting growing demand for

off-season travel to some destinations.

Surprisingly, Central and Eastern Europe

rebounded strongly during the first half of

2025 (+9% over 2024). This was especially

thanks to Baltic destinations, though visitor

numbers in the subregion still remain

somewhat below 2019 levels.

North Macedonia (+22%), Lithuania (+21%),

Malta (19%), Latvia (16%), Finland (+15%) and

Spain (+6%) showed robust performance

among European destinations with available

data for the first quarter of 2025.

Europe’s popularity remains immense

although there are some issues that could

affect tourism to the continent in the short

and medium term. In the Long Haul Travel

Barometer released this year, the European

Travel Commission highlights that the

perception of Europe as an expensive

destination remains the top barrier. Nearly

half of those not planning to visit point to

high spending, a 7% rise from 2024. Cost

concerns are especially high in the USA and

Brazil.

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INTERVIEW

Patricia Yates / VisitBritain CEO

Now showing at WTM London:

VisitBritain’s Blockbuster tourism

campaign

As Premier Partner of WTM London

2025, VisitBritain is shining a spotlight

on Britain’s screen-inspired destinations,

from Bridgerton-themed tours in Bath to

Peaky Blinders sets in the West Midlands,

Harry Potter-inspired broomstick lessons

in Northumberland, and James Bond selfdrive

adventures in Scotland. VisitBritain

CEO Patricia Yates shares about the new

campaign and Britain’s leading role at this

year’s show.

What does it mean for VisitBritain to be the

Premier Partner this year at WTM London?

VisitBritain is delighted to be this year’s

Premier Partner as we welcome top travel

buyers and delegates from around the

world. This major event brings tourism

suppliers together with global buyers to

do business, show the fantastic products

and experiences on offer across our nations

and regions and get those sold across

international markets. Hearing from global

travel buyers on the motivations driving

outbound travel also supports our industry

to get the right products developed to meet

those expectations and trends.

How important is inbound tourism to the UK

economy?

Tourism is a growth industry. Inbound tourism

is our third largest service export and a major

part of British trade. International visitors

are already forecast to spend almost £35

billion in the UK this year. The connections

made and business done at WTM, building

product and destination knowledge, helps

boost visitor spending across more of Britain,

driving economic growth for our nations

and regions. Our business visitors are hugely

important to us, spending a third more,

on average, than other visitors, with that

spending supporting our hotels, restaurants,

highstreets and the wider economy.

WTM is a

powerful

showcase of tourism’s role

in building cultural

understanding and peopleto-people

connections.

What can visitors expect to discover at the

VisitBritain stand this year?

We are delighted to be showcasing our

global ‘Starring GREAT Britain’ screen

tourism campaign during WTM. Using the

powerful draw of films and tv shows we’re

encouraging visitors to choose Britain for

their next trip and to explore more when

they come. Our research shows more than

9-out-of-10 potential visitors are keen to

visit places seen-on-screen. From exploring

our vibrant cities, world-class attractions and

stunning countryside, the backdrop to so

many iconic filming locations, to enjoying

our exciting contemporary culture and

hospitality, Starring GREAT Britain inspires

visitors to put themselves in the picture and

come and see the real star of the show –

Britain!

What message would you like to deliver to

the global travel industry?

WTM is a powerful showcase of tourism’s

role in building cultural understanding and

people-to-people connections. It is also a

spectacular celebration of the global travel

industry – an industry that transports us to

new places, experiences and adventures,

creating friendships and memories of a

lifetime. On behalf of VisitBritain, I extend a

very warm welcome to everyone attending

WTM London this year.

Stand N8-220

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Seasons of Tuscany: What’s ahead in 2026

Several exhibitors from Tuscany are

showcasing at WTM London 2025,

highlighting a destination where culture,

music and tradition thrive year-round.

Tuscany is set to offer a rich programme

of cultural and seasonal experiences

throughout 2026. In spring, visitors can take

the Nature Train, a historic steam journey

through the Crete Senesi, Val d’Orcia and

Monte Amiata, timed with local fairs,

exhibitions and markets.

In May and June, Florence hosts the Maggio

Musicale Fiorentino, Italy’s oldest music

festival, featuring two months of opera,

concerts and ballet. During summer, the

region’s music calendar continues outdoors:

the Puccini Festival in Torre del Lago presents

performances on the lakeside, while the

Lucca Summer Festival brings international

artists to Piazza Napoleone.

Autumn highlights Tuscany’s wine heritage

with the Festa dell’Uva in Impruneta, known

for its processions and performances, and the

Expo del Chianti Classico in Greve in Chianti,

combining tastings with

cultural events. As winter

approaches, Florence’s

Weihnachtsmarkt and

Siena’s Mercato del Campo

add festive atmosphere

with local food and crafts.

From 14 March to 26 July,

Florence’s Palazzo Strozzi

will stage a major Mark

Rothko exhibition spanning

several venues, including

the Museum of San Marco and the Biblioteca

Medicea Laurenziana, creating a dialogue

between the artist’s work and Tuscany’s

historic setting.

Stands: N2-240, N3-200

Hidden Algarve:

Nature, heritage and coastal

treasures

At the Visit Portugal stand, visitors can

look into a different side of the Algarve,

from hidden inland towns and wild coastal

trails to peaceful islands and centuries-old

traditions.

Beyond its famous beaches, the Algarve

hides a quieter, more authentic world where

nature and heritage meet. From its western

cliffs to its eastern saltpans, the region invites

visitors to slow down and discover its hidden

gems.

In the mountains, Monchique offers a serene

escape surrounded by wooded slopes and

cobbled streets. The new Demons Creek

Walkway opens up previously inaccessible

routes through its hills, offering stunning

panoramic views of unspoilt nature.

At the western tip, Sagres evokes Portugal’s

age of discovery. The Sagres Fortress, built in

the 15th century and associated with Prince

Henry the Navigator, overlooks the Atlantic

with dramatic cliffs and one of Europe’s most

breathtaking sunsets.

Further east, the fishing town of Olhão

enchants with its bustling market and maze

of white cubist houses. From here, visitors can

take a ferry to the tranquil islands of Armona,

Culatra and Farol, part of the protected Ria

Formosa Nature Reserve.

In Tavira, long stretches of pristine beaches

and orchards of almond and orange

trees blend seamlessly with centuries-old

architecture. Nearby, Vila Real de Santo

António and its traditional saltpans reveal

another timeless, peaceful and authentic

layer of Algarve’s heritage.

Stand N4-200

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Unlocking living

history: Latvia’s

manors and castles

Latvia offers travellers a number of options for

exploring castles and manors from different

historic periods. Some of them can be visited

as tourist attractions, while others offer

overnight stays, gourmet meals and even SPA

experiences.

Each of the castles and manors in Latvia has its

own history, its own story and its own magic.

We’ve put together a non-exhaustive shortlist

of some of the many options open to travellers.

Arendole manor is located on the bank of the

picturesque Dubna river and surrounded by

a hundred-year-old park. The manor is one of

the most architecturally interesting in Latgale,

standing out for its originality and authenticity.

The manor remains architecturally intact with

no renovations, preserving its historic aesthetic.

It offers accommodation in the “gentlemen’s

rooms”, which provide a historic setting and the

tranquility of the countryside. Visitors can also

enjoy the historic black sauna on the river bank.

When heading in the direction of Kuldīga, Virka

Manor is a great place to spend the night. This

manor was constructed as a summer manor by

applying the stylistic examples of Swiss house

architecture and is the only wooden manor in

Kuldīga. Throughout the manor and its park, the

owners have tried to combine the historic spirit

with modern furnishings to ensure that guests

can enjoy a rich experience and comfortable

stay. Since 2014, the manor has been granted

the status of an architectural monument of local

significance. Visitors who choose Virka Manor as

their accommodation can decide between the

22 rooms available in different styles, spaces and

designs. At just 155km from Riga, Virka Manor is

an ideal weekend getaway.

Staying at Liepupe Manor is a special event for

architecture fans. The manor house was built in

1751 and is one of the best-preserved baroque

manors in Vidzeme. The architect was Johan

Andreas Haberland, a bricklayer from Riga, and

the current owners take the historic preservation

of the site seriously. Liepupe Manor is a place to

enjoy time with loved ones, go on leisurely walks

in the manor park, read a book in the hammock,

paint or go on a trip on the “Ērenpreiss” bicycles

made in Latvia. Visitors can also enjoy a meal

at the manor restaurant as well as the SPA

treatments. A place for rest and relaxation.

One of the most luxurious castles in Latvia is

Jaunmoku Castle. Built in 1901, the architecture

combines neo-Gothic and Art Nouveau styles.

The castle served as the hunting lodge for

George Armitstead, the mayor of Riga at the

time. Today it is equipped for the needs of

modern visitors and it is possible to spend the

night in luxurious rooms. A true oasis of peace

and romance, Jaunmoku Castle offers its visitors

educational activities and excursions in the

castle museum and park, as well as gourmet

meals in the restaurant.

For travellers focusing more on charm than

luxury, the creative residence of Abgunste

Manor is ideal for relaxation or spending

the night as it offers several apartments. The

building is a treasure that has been hidden for

decades with stories hundreds of years old. The

manor has been undergoing restoration work

since 2016 and visitors will enjoy the historic

structures, exposed walls and antique furniture.

Abgunste Manor hosts art symposia, creative

camps and a celebration of life.

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Facts

& Figures

Asia-Pacific: Simplified entry and

a improved air connectivity boost

demand

UN Tourism points to a continuous recovery in tourism for Asia and the Pacific in 2024

and 2025 as the region catches up with the rest of the world.

92%

International arrivals in the Asia-Pacific

reached 92% of pre-pandemic numbers

in the first half of 2025.

71.2%

71.2% of foreign travellers crossing

borders in China in 2025 benefit from

visa-free entry.

Since Asia and the Pacific lifted restrictions

for international travellers at the end of

2022, tourism recovery for both continents

enjoyed strong pent-up demand. According

to UN Tourism, total international arrivals

to this part of the world in 2023 were still

35% lower than year 2019. Last year, total

international arrivals grew by almost 33%,

approaching 316 million. Compared to prepandemic

arrivals of 2019, the gap narrowed

to 12.9% lower.

For the first half of 2025, international arrivals

in Asia and the Pacific grew by another

11%, equivalent to 92% of pre-pandemic

numbers, as the region continued to bounce

back.

In 2024, South Asia showed the strongest

performance in the region according to the

UN Tourism World Tourism Barometer with

the Indian subcontinent’s recovery at 92%,

followed by Southeast Asia (88%), Oceania

(83%) and Northeast Asia (86%).

Across individual destinations, the Maldives

posted the highest growth in the region (20%

higher than 2019), followed by Japan (+16%)

which benefitted from the depreciation of

the yen and enhanced connectivity. Fiji saw

10% more international arrivals in this period

and Sri Lanka 7% more compared to 2019.

For the first half of 2025, Northeast Asia saw

20% more international arrivals than in 2024,

putting it at just 9% behind 2019 figures.

CHINA VISA POLICY LEADS

TO RESULTS

The Chinese government’s decision to

provide visa-free arrivals to over 70 countries

appears to be paying off. According to

China’s National Immigration Administration,

over 38 million border crossings were made

by foreign travellers in the first half of 2025.

71.2% of these border crossings were made

by travellers benefiting from visa-free entries,

a jump of 53.9% compared to 2024.

Japan is also growing in popularity with

travellers. A weak yen and more flights from

low-cost carriers are contributing to this

trend and according to government data,

the country welcomed a record 21.5 million

foreign visitors in the first half of 2025,

surpassing the previous high of 17.78 million

recorded last year (+21%). In June alone,

Japan recorded 3.38 million foreign arrivals,

its highest ever figure for the month.

SOUTHEAST ASIA:

MALAYSIA COMES OUT ON TOP

In Southeast Asia, after a gap of a few years,

Malaysia is once again the most visited

country in the subregion, overtaking

Thailand. In the first five months of 2025,

Malaysia recorded 16.9 million international

tourist arrivals, a 20.4% increase compared to

the same period in 2024.

Another high performer is Vietnam.

Simplified entry procedures to the country

translated into growth of 20.7% during the

first half of 2025, equivalent to 10.7 million

international visitors.

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A taste of Taiwan at WTM London

From immersive cultural displays to

exclusive meet-and-greets, the Taiwan

Pavilion promises a lively and interactive

experience that captures the island’s

charm, creativity, and year-round appeal

for every kind of traveller.

Visitors to the Taiwan Pavilion and TrendFest

can look forward to a vibrant showcase

that brings the island’s culture, flavours,

and festivities to life. Reflecting Taiwan’s

Waves of Wonder brand identity, the stand

invites guests to discover the country’s

many facets, from eco-conscious travel and

slow adventures to its thriving creative and

culinary scenes.

Throughout WTM London 2025, Taiwan will

host drink tastings, traditional arts and crafts

sessions, and live music performances that

celebrate the island’s festive spirit. OhBear,

Taiwan’s black bear mascot, will make special

appearances for photo opportunities,

adding a touch of fun and friendliness to the

experience.

Sports fans will have a chance to meet West

Ham United Premier League players at the

EVA Air booth on 4 November between

3pm and 5pm, while

China Airlines will host an

interactive destination quiz

on 6 November from 10am

to noon.

Beyond the Pavilion,

visitors can spot branded

Taiwan taxis at the new

WTM TrendFest zone.

Those who snap a photo

with the taxi and share

it on social media can

redeem a special gift at the Pavilion.

Whether discovering Taiwan’s scenic rail

journeys or its rich calendar of cultural

celebrations, visitors are invited to explore

the island’s year-round experiences and

attractions.

Stands: N9-210, TF11

Sarawak welcomes

the world to Visit Malaysia 2026

Sarawak invites the world to explore

Malaysia’s largest state, a destination

where culture, adventure and nature

meet. Authentic, sustainable and deeply

welcoming, it embodies the spirit of Visit

Malaysia 2026.

As the world prepares for Visit Malaysia

2026, Sarawak warmly invites travellers

and industry partners to look beyond the

ordinary and discover a destination defined

by authenticity, diversity and sustainability.

Known as Malaysia’s largest state and the

Gateway to Borneo, Sarawak offers a rare

blend of culture, nature and community

spirit that resonates with today’s conscious

travellers.

From the UNESCO World Heritage Sites

of Gunung Mulu and Niah National Parks

to the Sarawak Delta Geopark, the region

showcases both ecological richness and

deep human history. Its five tourism pillars

– Culture, Adventure, Nature, Food and

Festivals (CANFF) – embody the essence of

the Sarawak experience, where rainforest

treks, river journeys and longhouse

hospitality create lasting and meaningful

connections.

Kuching, a UNESCO Creative City of

Gastronomy and World Craft City, highlights

Sarawak’s living heritage through cuisine,

craftsmanship and creativity. The Rainforest

World Music Festival, from 26 to 28 June 2026,

celebrates cultural exchange, sustainability

and the rhythm of the jungle.

Easily accessible from key Southeast Asian

hubs, Sarawak is a destination where

each journey gives back, supporting local

communities and preserving the heart of

Borneo for generations to come.

Stands N10-400, TF10

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ADVERTORIAL

Krabi-Rut Canal

“Healing is the New Luxury”:

Thailand unveils its latest

travel vision

The Tourism Authority of Thailand has launched a new “Amazing Thailand”

campaign, redefining luxury through the lens of personal healing, sustainability, and

cultural connections for a new generation of travellers.

The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT)

is setting out a bold new vision for the

country’s tourism industry with the

campaign “Unforgettable Experience:

Healing is the New Luxury”. In a world

where speed, stress and uncertainty

dominate daily life, Thailand is positioning

itself as a destination where travellers can

slow down, recharge, and reconnect with

themselves and nature.

The campaign takes wellness far beyond

traditional spa treatments or yoga retreats.

It embraces Thailand’s wide range of

experiences, from the simple comfort

of a steaming bowl of tom yum soup to

the serenity of sun-drenched beaches,

or the lighthearted fun of taking photos

in a restaurant or café. Perhaps most

importantly, it highlights the warmth of

the Thai people, whose hospitality leaves

visitors with lasting memories.

Healing, in this sense, is deeply personal.

It cannot be bought, nor is it the same for

everyone. Thailand’s goal is to provide the

canvas, with its landscapes, traditions, and

innovations enabling each traveller to find

their own form of renewal.

This message is closely linked to

sustainability, as TAT emphasises that

personal wellbeing and planetary health

go hand in hand. A key initiative is the

STGs STAR programme, a new rating

system inspired by the UN Sustainable

Development Goals, which awards Thai

businesses between three and five stars

based on eco-friendly practices. Meanwhile

TAT has been working on the Krabi

Prototype project to position Krabi as a

national pilot area for sustainable tourism.

Krabi has become a national model for

responsible tourism. More than 100

businesses are now STAR-certified, while

community-based projects, from long–

tail boat tours to batik workshops, are

empowering villages. Complementing

this, the CF-Hotels programme is helping

lodging operators measure and reduce

their carbon footprint by tracking energy,

water, waste and greenhouse gas emissions.

Many participating establishments are

now adopting clean energy, solar power,

plastic reduction and local sourcing, setting

benchmarks for sustainable hospitality

across Thailand.

Recognition also plays an important role

in promoting sustainability. The Thailand

Tourism Awards, long considered the

hallmark of excellence in the country’s

travel industry, also honour outstanding

eco-friendly practices. Krabi already counts

16 award-winning operators under this

platform, underscoring the province’s

pioneering role in balancing growth with

environmental responsibility.

Through initiatives like the Meaningful

Travel Map, developed with Tourism Cares,

Thailand is also building international

bridges, connecting local operators with a

global network of sustainable partners.

By weaving together wellness, sustainability,

and cultural richness, TAT’s new campaign

presents Thailand as a place where luxury

becomes an experience that can heal the

body, mind, spirit...and the planet.

Stand N10-210

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Phu Lang Ka National Park, Phayao

Ko Chang, Trat

Every market is vital

to us, and we aim

to provide a welcoming

environment for all


Thailand reinforces its global

appeal, ensuring a smooth journey

with lasting memories

In this exclusive interview, Thailand’s Minister of Tourism and Sports, Mr Atthakorn

Sirilatthayakorn, outlines bold plans to revitalise tourism, balancing growth, safety

and international collaboration.

What’s your key tourism policy as a newly

appointed Minister of Tourism and Sports?

Our unwavering commitment is to restore

Thai tourism to its pre-pandemic glory

by the end of next year. In 2019, the Thai

tourism industry experienced significant

growth, generating approximately

£69 billion in revenue and recording a

record-breaking number of international

arrivals of nearly 40 million. Despite

the pandemic’s global impact, we are

determined to revive these numbers.

What are any short- or long-term goals for

developing Thai tourism moving forward?

Our strategy involves proactive

engagement with high-potential markets

for Thai tourism. In collaboration with

Deputy Prime Minister Thamanat Prompow,

we are planning official overseas visits

to meet senior officials in each potential

country. This proactive approach is

designed to showcase Thailand’s readiness

and commitment to the global tourism

community, reassuring our international

partners of our dedication to the sector.

While we are focusing on seven highpotential

markets, including China, Japan,

South Korea, India, and the broader

Middle East, we are also committed to

maintaining a balanced approach to other

global markets. Every market is vital to

us, and we aim to provide a welcoming

environment for all international visitors.

The government will continue to promote

Thailand’s cultural assets in innovative

ways, including positioning the country as

a world-class film location for numerous

notable projects, such as Jurassic World:

Rebirth, Alien: Earth, and The White Lotus:

Season 3.

Can you tell us about the measures being

implemented to improve tourist confidence

and Thailand’s image when it comes to

safety?

The government’s “Travel Safe, Worry Free”

policy reinforces comprehensive safety

measures to ensure secure journeys for all

tourists throughout Thailand. As part of

this commitment, the Tourism Authority

of Thailand (TAT) has launched Trusted

Thailand, a new safety initiative that

will strengthen Thailand’s position as a

trusted and welcoming destination for


The Tourist Police will be actively

working with tourism-related agencies to

implement adequate safety measures, such

as monitoring crime statistics involving

tourists in Thailand and abroad.

Travellers can enjoy peace of mind

throughout their memorable trips with the

24-hour Tourist Police Hotline - 1155 or the

latest Thailand Tourist Police Application,

Mr Atthakorn Sirilatthayakorn

Thailand’s Minister of Tourism

and Sports

which provides quick access to safety

resources and emergency support in times

of need. The application also includes

tourist assistance in several languages,

including Chinese.

Moreover, Tourist Police and patrol vehicles

are equipped with live cameras to monitor

and broadcast the situation to the Tourist

Safety Operations Center (TSOC).

The TSOC plays a crucial public safety role,

especially during festivals, national events,

and high tourist seasons. There is also an

AI-detected facial recognition system to

scan individuals and cross-check active

arrest warrants directly from the Royal Thai

Police.

We look forward to welcoming visitors to

Thailand’s stand here at WTM London.

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TAT welcomes globetrotters

to discover unforgettable

experiences in Thailand

Ms. Thapanee Kiatphaibool, Governor of the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT),

discusses the new “Healing is the New Luxury” campaign and Thailand’s focus on wellness,

sustainability, and meaningful travel experiences.

Can you tell us more about the new

“Unforgettable Experience: Healing is the

New Luxury” campaign, and how it reflects

TAT’s vision for the future of Thai tourism?

TAT’s new campaign will emphasise that

healing is not limited to the concept of

wellness in the narrow sense, but that

Thailand offers a much broader spectrum of

restorative experiences. Travellers can find

comfort in delicious Thai cuisine, serenity

on stunning beaches, and relaxation

through the country’s signature wellness

culture. Most importantly, they will discover

the unique warmth of connecting with Thai

people.

The new campaign aims to capture the

younger generation of quality travellers

with a focus on wellness and luxury in

today’s fast-paced world full of uncertainties

and tensions.

Travel is the only time tourists get to heal,

to be with their inner self, to reconnect with

all their senses, and to feel even more alive

again.

The key pillars of this concept are the 5Rs

of healing, which represent a wide range

of tourism products that offer lasting

values and experiences. These 5Rs stand

for Retreats for Transformation, Rituals

for Manifestation, Reels for Joy, Rhythms

for High Vibrations, and Relations for

Connection.

What is the TAT’s strategy to boost the longhaul

market?

TAT is sharpening its promotional focus

on high-potential, high-spending source

markets to drive sustainable growth. Priority

areas include long-haul markets across

Europe, with products related to wellness,

medical care, active lifestyles, and products

under the 5Rs.

TAT is sharpening its

promotional focus on

high-potential, highspending

source

markets to drive

sustainable growth

Recognising that European travellers

prioritise sustainability, TAT has

implemented sustainable practices

through several initiatives. We are elevating

industry standards through certifications,

including the Thailand Tourism Awards

2025 and the STG STAR Rating system,

Ms. Thapanee Kiatphaibool

Governor of the Tourism Authority

of Thailand (TAT)

recognising thousands of businesses that

lead in sustainable practices. Our CF Hotels

platform helps reduce carbon footprints

while promoting transparency and

credibility.

TAT has also pioneered the Krabi Prototype,

a groundbreaking model for regenerative

tourism guided by the ‘Blue Zones’ concept

that balances health, well-being, and

environmental stewardship.

What’s new in Thailand? Are there any

recently opened experiences, attractions,

or upcoming events that tourists should be

aware of?

The recent Hollywood spotlight after

Jurassic World: Rebirth has ignited a

significant step for boosting tourism

experiences, as tourists can visit Jurassic

film locations in both the southern part of

Thailand and the immersive Jurassic World:

The Experience in Bangkok, while exploring

real prehistoric grounds across the country.

In terms of global events, Thailand will

host festivals, cultural milestones, and

world-class sports events all year round —

from Creamfields Asia and Wonderfruit

to the stunning light and sound festival

like Vijitr Chao Phraya, Amazing Thailand

Countdown, and Maha Songkran World

Water Festival.

Moreover, Thailand will host the Global

Sustainable Tourism Conference (GSTC)

2026 in Phuket from 21 April to 24 April

2026. This significant event is considered

an excellent opportunity for the country

to be recognised as a leading sustainable

destination.

We are excited to welcome visitors to

Thailand’s stand to discover more.

Ko Kai, Krabi

Stand N10-210

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Facts

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Mixed signals for the Americas:

Strong gains in the south, slower

rebound in the north

In 2024, UN Tourism recorded 213 million international tourist arrivals to the Americas,

showing only a 2.6% gap compared to the 219 million arrivals in 2019.

213 million

In 2024, UN Tourism recorded 213

million international tourist arrivals to

the Americas

30 million

In 2024, the Caribbean welcomed 30

million international tourist arrivals,

surpassing its 2019 figure by 14.5%

While North America continued to recover in

2024, total arrivals were still 6.5% below prepandemic

levels. Meanwhile, South America

closed the gap last year, with total arrivals

just 0.1% behind its 2019 performance. In

contrast, the Caribbean (+7.4% over 2019)

and Central America (+17.4%) posted

particularly strong results.

UN Tourism highlighted exceptional tourism

performances last year in El Salvador

(+81%), Curaçao (+51%), Colombia (+37%),

Guatemala (+33%), the Dominican Republic

(+32%), Aruba (+27%), Panama (+17%)

and Chile (+16%). These were among the

strongest performers in 2024 compared to

pre-pandemic levels.

HURDLES TO GROWTH IN NORTH

AMERICA

In the first six months of 2025, the Americas

recorded 3% more international arrivals, with

several South American destinations (+14%)

enjoying strong results during the Southern

Hemisphere’s summer season.

A deteriorating image and stricter entry

requirements in the United States disturbed

the pace of growth in international tourist

arrivals. According to data released by the

U.S. National Travel and Tourism Office in

August, the United States saw a decline of

1.6% in total overseas arrivals during the

first seven months of 2025, totalling in 15.92

million visitors. In July alone, overseas arrivals

were down by 3.4%.

Canada is also experiencing a slightly

negative trend. In the first four months of

2025 (source: Destination Canada), total

arrivals were down by 5% at 3.9 million

international visitors. While major inbound

markets such as France, Germany, the

United States and Mexico reported declines,

inbound travel from Asia remains strong,

particularly from China, Japan and South

Korea.

Mexico recorded over 10% more

international arrivals in the first six months

of 2025 compared to the same period the

previous year.

TOURISM SHINES IN THE CARIBBEAN

Before the Covid pandemic, tourism

contributed 13.9% of GDP in the Caribbean

and accounted for 15.2% of all employment.

Although the sector’s contribution fell

sharply in 2020, it rebounded quickly from

2021 onwards. In 2024, the Caribbean

welcomed 30 million international tourist

arrivals, surpassing its 2019 figure by 14.5%,

according to UN Tourism data.

The swift reopening of Caribbean

destinations won the loyalty of new travellers

beyond their traditional source markets. The

outlook for 2025 appears positive. According

to a report by consultancy ForwardKeys in

collaboration with the Caribbean Hotel &

Tourism Association (CHTA), overall travel

intent to the Caribbean remains steady.

Growth rates in flight searches for Q3 2025

range from +2.5% for Barbados to +16.6% for

Puerto Rico and +31.9% for the Dominican

Republic.

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Guatemala’s

tourism

growth gains

altitude

Tourism in Guatemala is thriving,

combining strong economic performance

with sustainability and inclusivity, as

international arrivals and visitor spending

continue to rise.

Guatemala’s Travel & Tourism sector is on

course for a significant economic uplift, with

international visitor spending projected

to rise from GTQ 11.7 billion (£1.17 billion)

in 2019 to GTQ 20.1 billion (£2.03 billion)

by 2035, according to the World Travel &

Tourism Council (WTTC). This 72 per cent

increase underscores Guatemala’s growing

strength as one of Central America’s most

dynamic destinations.

The WTTC forecasts a compound annual

growth rate of 4.1 per cent in visitor spending

between 2025 and 2035, outpacing the

country’s overall economic growth. This

reflects major investments in tourism

infrastructure, cultural preservation, and

sustainable initiatives. Tourism Minister Harris

Whitbeck, also Director-General of INGUAT,

said the projections highlight Guatemala’s

rising global appeal, as the country

focuses on attracting high-value travellers,

expanding airline and touroperator

partnerships, and

ensuring tourism benefits

reach local communities.

Improved international

connectivity is also driving

momentum. JetBlue’s new

daily service from Fort

Lauderdale to Guatemala

City, launched in April 2025,

along with Air Canada’s

forthcoming Montreal–Guatemala City

route, will enhance accessibility from key

North American markets.

Combined with its rich natural landscapes,

ancient Mayan ruins and vibrant colonial

heritage, Guatemala offers visitors a wealth

of world-class experiences, from the volcanic

beauty of Lake Atitlán to the historic streets

of Antigua and the majestic temples of Tikal,

reinforcing its status as a destination of

culture, adventure and authenticity.

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New attractions, new

adventures shine bright

in Las Vegas

Vegas Formula 1 Grand Prix, taking place

from 21–23 November, will once again turn

the Strip into a stage of speed and spectacle,

with cars racing past landmarks from Caesars

Palace to the Bellagio Fountains.

From movie magic at The Sphere to

dazzling hotel transformations and

world-class sports, Las Vegas continues

to reinvent itself with new openings and

experiences that promise even more

reasons to visit.

There’s no slowing down in the city that

never sleeps. At The Sphere, The Wizard of

Oz will soon return to the big screen in a

dazzling new format. Enhanced with Google

AI and immersive 4D effects, every scene has

been reimagined to fit the venue’s immense

curved screen, offering audiences a vivid

journey through the Land of Oz.

Excitement also builds across the city as it

prepares for another standout year. The Las

© Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority

Luxury hospitality is also stepping into a

new era. The MGM Grand Hotel & Casino’s

$300 million renovation, set for completion

in December 2025, will transform all 4,212

rooms with a sophisticated, disco-inspired

flair. In early 2026, The Cromwell will relaunch

as The Vanderpump Hotel, a glamorous

reimagining led by Lisa Vanderpump,

featuring chic interiors, bespoke furnishings

and a reimagined casino floor.

Looking further ahead, the city’s sporting

landscape will expand with the construction

of the new A’s baseball stadium, opening

in 2028. Visitors to WTM can discover more

at the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors

Authority stand and find out what’s next for

this ever-evolving destination.

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Facts

& Figures

Tourist demand remains strong

for both regions

While the Middle East remains a global leader in tourism recovery, driven by strong

performance from Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Egypt, Africa is seeing robust and accelerating

growth, with countries like The Gambia, Morocco, and South Africa reporting significant gains.

100 million

UN Tourism indicates that the Middle East surpassed the

100 million mark for international arrivals last year.

Africa recorded a 9% rise in international arrivals

in the first quarter of 2025, exceeding pre-

+9% pandemic 2019 figures by 16%.

The Middle East continues to be driven

by stellar growth from countries such

as Saudi Arabia, Qatar, as well as Oman

and Abu Dhabi. However, the situation is

more complex for Levant countries, which

have been confronted with geopolitical

turmoil since mid-2025. Meanwhile,

Africa continues to attract more travellers,

increasingly seen as the “last frontier” in

tourism.

On a growth trajectory, the Middle East is

experiencing a slowdown in total tourist

arrivals. In 2024, total arrivals to the region

grew by only 1%. Despite this, the Middle

East (with 101 million arrivals) remained

the best-performing region globally when

compared to 2019. International arrivals

in 2024 were 32% above pre-pandemic

levels. During the first quarter of 2025, the

region recorded another 1% increase in

international arrivals, pushing numbers

44% above 2019 levels.

Strong performance in arrivals were

recorded in Egypt for the first half of 2025

(+24%), as well as Jordan (+13%) and

Bahrain (+9%) in the first quarter of 2025.

Saudi Arabia continues to rank among the

fastest-growing destinations in the world.

It recorded the highest global growth in

international tourism revenue during Q1

2025, compared to the same period in

2019, according to the UN World Tourism

Organization’s Tourism Barometer. The

Kingdom also ranked third globally in terms

of growth in international tourist numbers

during Q1 2025. In 2024, Saudi Arabia

already posted a remarkable 69% increase

in international arrivals over the previous

year.

Only one country in the region

outperformed Saudi Arabia in 2024:

Qatar, which recorded a 137% surge in

international arrivals. For 2025, Qatar

expects a further increase of over 5% in

inbound international travellers.

Other countries to watch include Abu

Dhabi, which is increasingly positioning

itself as a cultural destination, and Jordan,

which continues to thrive thanks to its rich

historical heritage.

Africa also continues to register impressive

growth in tourist arrivals. In 2024,

the continent welcomed 74 million

international travellers, a 12% increase over

2023, and 7% above 2019 levels. The first

quarter of 2025 has confirmed this upward

trend, with international arrivals growing

by 9% year-on-year and exceeding prepandemic

levels by 16%.

Top-performing African destinations in the

first quarter of 2025 include The Gambia

(+46%), Morocco (+22%), Ethiopia (+7%),

and South Africa (+6%).

Key drivers of this growth include increased

investment in infrastructure, revised visa

policies, and a rising demand for luxury,

eco-tourism, and safari experiences.

Destinations such as Cape Town, Kenya,

Morocco, Rwanda, Tanzania, Botswana, and

Namibia are emerging as top choices for

travellers.

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Rwanda:

Where conservation meets

contemporary luxury

At WTM London 2025, Visit Rwanda is

showing how conservation success

stories and exceptional hospitality can

come together to create meaningful travel

experiences.

Rwanda’s tourism sector is demonstrating

a unique blend of sustainability and

sophistication this year. In July 2025,

Akagera National Park marked a major

Peninsula in September. The intimate

luxury lodge sits on a private concession

overlooking Lake Rwanyakazinga, offering

guests the chance to explore Akagera’s

diverse landscapes, from open plains to

woodlands and wetlands. With over 520

bird species and 80 mammals, the park

provides an immersive and ecologically

responsible safari experience.

high-end offerings. Originally designed

as a private residence, it now functions as

an ultra-luxury hotel and members’ club,

complete with fine dining, a spa, padel

court, bowling alley and panoramic city

views.

Together, these initiatives illustrate Rwanda’s

confident stride toward a tourism model

that celebrates both its natural heritage and

modern identity, valuing

preservation, authenticity

and the art of hospitality.

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milestone with the successful translocation

of 70 white rhinos from South Africa, the

largest in the park’s history. This brings the

total white rhino population in Akagera to

over 100, underscoring Rwanda’s long-term

commitment to wildlife preservation and

its growing appeal as a premier Big Five

safari destination.

Expanding its footprint within the park,

Wilderness introduced Wilderness Magashi

Further north, Wilderness Bisate will open

The Sanctuary in December 2025. This

wellness space dedicated to reflection and

reconnection will allow guests to unwind

after gorilla trekking or conservation visits

at the Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund, immersing

themselves in Rwanda’s serene natural

environment.

In Kigali, the newly opened Pinnacle Kigali

adds an urban complement to the country’s

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From vision to reality,

Saudi is ready to be explored

Saudi Tourism is moving from ambition to delivery. In this interview, Fahd Hamidaddin,

CEO of the Saudi Tourism Authority (STA) shares how Vision 2030, mega-events and

transformative visitor experiences are driving growth.

What is STA showcasing and communicating

to the global travel industry at WTM London

this year?

The message we’re bringing to WTM this

year is not about ambition. It’s about delivery.

When we opened our doors to the world, we

set a target of 100 million visits by 2030. We

surpassed that in 2023, and now we’ve set

the bar even higher, aiming for 150 million

visitors by 2030. In 2024, we welcomed

nearly 116 million visitors, a 6% increase

compared to the previous year.

That kind of momentum only holds when

the system behind it is designed to deliver.

Saudi’s air connectivity expanded to over 170

destinations worldwide in 2024, with eVisa

access now covering 66 countries. In the

same period, inbound flight capacity from

the Europe and Americas region reached

3.4 million seats. Over 545,000 rooms are

already licensed and operating, with more

in development. These are the signals our

global partners are responding to.

What are some of the most significant

tourism developments, driven by Vision 2030,

shaping Saudi’s tourism landscape?

The primary development is the massive

scale of investment; a total of $800 billion

Fahd Hamidaddin

CEO of the Saudi Tourism Authority

(STA)

(around £624 billion) has been committed

to the sector, with over $500 billion (£390

billion) allocated to new destinations. This

investment is enabling the development

of our giga projects, which are establishing

new global standards for responsible and

regenerative luxury.

Saudi is also taking up the mantle of tourism

leadership by launching TOURISE, to shape

a new horizon for global tourism. The

inaugural TOURISE Summit is taking place

in Riyadh from November 11-13 and will

bring together leaders and innovators from

government, business, investment, tourism,

and technology to collaborate on bold ideas

and transformative partnerships.

How are the sports and entertainment

sectors contributing to the growth of tourism

in Saudi, particularly with the 2034 FIFA

World Cup on the horizon?

The way people travel is changing. It’s

no longer about sightseeing or seasonal

holidays. They travel for energy and purpose.

They choose destinations that offer shared

experiences, cultural intensity, and a sense of

being part of a community.

Visitors are building their trips around cultural

moments like MDLBEAST Soundstorm, AlUla

Moments, and Riyadh Season. People are

staying longer, exploring more cities, and

engaging more deeply with the country

than ever before.

Sport has its own place in this picture.

Since 2018, we’ve hosted over 100 major,

international events. These include some of

the world’s most followed and competitive

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fixtures, including Formula 1, UFC, LIV Golf,

WTA Finals, and the Italian and Spanish

Super Cups. The Esports World Cup brought

in more than 2 million visitors in its first year,

and this summer, we passed 3 million visitors.

All of it builds toward 2034. The FIFA World

Cup is the moment the system connects.

We’re mobilising a national visitor economy.

Over 291,000 more hotel units will be in

place. New venues like King Salman Stadium

are being built not just to host, but to create

a full visitor experience.

What upcoming flagship events in Saudi are

you most excited about for 2025–2026?

Winter has become one of the most

powerful drivers of travel to Saudi. Riyadh

Season launched in October with a strong

line-up of events and entertainment and

growing international attention. Last year, it

welcomed over 20 million visitors.

The Women’s Tennis Association Finals will

return for their second year, bringing the top

players of the season to compete on Saudi

courts. Just weeks after that, the city will

stage the WWE Royal Rumble.

Personally, however, the event I’m most

excited about and will be of strategic

importance to the sector is TOURISE.

As STA CEO and Vice Chair of TOURISE, I

see its mandate as a global catalyst for

transformation.

How is Saudi positioning itself to attract

British and European travellers?

Saudi’s strategic location is a major advantage

for British and European visitors. Saudi is just

six hours from 80% of the world, making it

one of the most accessible and connected

destinations for international travel.

We’re investing heavily in connectivity to

meet and grow this demand. In 2024, new

routes were launched by British Airways,

Virgin Atlantic, WIZZ Air, Transavia, ITA

Airways, Eurowings, and LOT.

The FIFA World Cup

is the moment the

system connects.

We’re mobilising

a national visitor

economy.

No matter the season, Saudi delivers. From

the sun-drenched shores of the Saudi Red

Sea to the refreshing summer breezes

of Aseer’s highlands, proof that Saudi is

anything but one-dimensional. Above all,

Saudi stands as the Heart of Arabia, where

ancient heritage meets modern vibrancy,

and warm hospitality is a way of life.

Which destinations or experiences in Saudi

are proving most popular with British and

European visitors?

Riyadh is quickly emerging as their top

destination. We’re seeing a surge in visitors

drawn to Riyadh’s world-class sports

and entertainment offerings that blend

modernity with a strong sense of place. Few

places reflect that more clearly than Diriyah.

The 300-year-old city is built around At-

Turaif, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the

birthplace of the Saudi state.

We’re also seeing growing interest from

British and European visitors in the Saudi

Red Sea, our super destination with 1,800

km of pristine coastline, over 90 untouched

islands, and six ultra-luxury resorts already

open. Whether it’s retail and entertainment,

yachting and cruising, or diving and wind

sports, the Saudi Red Sea offers Arabian

adventures on land and sea, for every type

of traveler.

AlUla is another hotspot for British and

European explorers, celebrated as a living

open-air museum and oasis of luxury, history,

and natural heritage.

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TECHNOLOGY Facts

& Figures

Technology: AI and Super Apps

are transforming travel

Digital technology and Artificial Intelligence (AI) have already begun redefining travel

standards in tourism. The “new kid in town” in the travel world is now the Super App.

40%

40% of travellers have already used AI tools to

plan trips, according to Kantar

97% of travellers want a Super App offering

comprehensive travel service, according to

97% Accenture.

Digital innovation is rapidly reshaping the

travel and tourism sector, with technologies

such as Artificial Intelligence (AI) and

integrated mobile platforms poised to

revolutionise how people plan and

experience their journeys.

According to a recent report by the World

Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC), Technology

Game Changers: Future Trends in Travel &

Tourism, the industry is making a major

leap forward, not just an evolution, but a full

transformation.

At the heart of this technological shift is AI. A

joint survey by Deloitte and the International

Telecommunication Union (ITU) found that

94% of global business leaders consider AI

vital to their organisation’s success over the

next five years. Within travel, companies

are turning to Generative AI to enhance

efficiency and cut operational costs.

Research by Accenture reveals that 73%

of travel industry leaders are prioritising AI

adoption for these purposes.

Consumer trust in AI is growing steadily. A

Travelport study shows that 42% of travellers,

and 52% of frequent flyers, trust travel

companies to use AI responsibly.

Meanwhile, global insights from marketing

data and analytics company Kantar, based

on a survey of over 10,000 consumers across

10 countries, found that 40% of travellers

have already used AI tools to plan trips, and

62% are open to doing so in the future.

Half of respondents believe AI tools save

time and energy, and 55% say they would

consider paying for access to AI-powered

travel apps, highlighting the increasing value

consumers place on intelligent solutions.

But AI is only part of the picture. The WTTC

also spotlights the rise of the “Super App”: a

single platform integrating a variety of travel

services, such as booking flights, arranging

transport, ordering food, planing activities

and making payments, all into one unified

experience. Instead of juggling multiple

apps, travellers can streamline their journeys

through a single interface.

Demand for such platforms is high.

Accenture’s research indicates that 97%

of travellers want a Super App offering

comprehensive travel services, including realtime

bookings and personalised destination

suggestions. While these apps are already

widespread in Asia, their presence remains

limited in the rest of the world.

If adopted globally, Super Apps, combined

with AI-driven tools, have the potential

to fundamentally reshape travel, offering

seamless, personalised and highly efficient

experiences. As the WTTC notes, the next

chapter of travel may depend increasingly

on technologies guiding travellers in every

step.

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The Technology

Case for Empathy

in Travel

Wednesday, 5 November

10:45 - 14:00

Purple Theatre

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We work closely with airlines, hotel groups,

attractions and destination organisations

to connect demand with supply in ways

that are measurable and sustainable

Andy Washington

General Manager for Europe,

Trip.com Group

Trip.com Group unveils smarter,

more personalised travel

Trip.com Group returns to WTM 2025 with a focus on innovation, connectivity

and partnership, aiming to build smarter journeys for travellers and stronger,

more sustainable collaborations across the industry.

Trip.com Group’s participation in WTM 2025

underscores its ambition to make travel

easier, more personal and more rewarding

for everyone, while deepening partnerships

across the global tourism landscape. As a

leading travel platform serving millions of

customers worldwide across flights, hotels,

rail and in-destination experiences, the

company continues to strengthen its local

relevance and global reach.

In Europe, we’re investing

in local relevance: better

content, richer inventory,

and seamless customer

support across languages

and channels (…)

According to Andy Washington, General

Manager for Europe, the company’s

European strategy focuses on enhancing

both customer and partner experiences. “In

Europe, we’re investing in local relevance:

better content, richer inventory, and seamless

customer support across languages and

channels,” he says. On the product side, the

group is enhancing the traveller experience

by developing intelligent tools that make

it easier to compare, plan and book, from

spontaneous weekend getaways to complex

multi-city itineraries.

Washington also points to the company’s

latest innovation, Trip.Planner, which

has been designed to simplify the

travel experience. “Our new Trip.Planner

experience is designed to reduce friction

across the journey — from smarter search

and personalised suggestions to timely

support when plans change,” he explains.

“For partners, this means higher-quality

demand, improved servicing and more

satisfied guests. For travellers, it means fewer

steps, faster answers and the right options at

the right time.”

Partnerships, he adds, remain central to

Trip.com Group’s strategy. “We work closely

with airlines, hotel groups, attractions

and destination organisations to connect

demand with supply in ways that are

measurable and sustainable,” Washington

says. “That includes tailored marketing

programmes, co-created content and datainformed

insights that help partners reach

new audiences and optimise performance.”

Recently launched worldwide, Trip.Planner

reflects the company’s ambition to bridge

travel discovery with seamless booking. By

combining AI-led itinerary curation with

live, real-time support across flights, trains,

attractions and accommodation, it aims to

enhance booking confidence and boost

uptake of complementary travel services.

Sustainability also guides Trip.com Group’s

long-term approach. The company supports

partners investing in efficiency, transparency

and community impact, while continuing to

develop tools and content that help travellers

make responsible, informed choices.

At WTM 2025, the Trip.com Group team

will meet partners to explore new routes,

campaigns and collaborations, all with

a shared goal of building smarter, more

connected travel experiences.

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ACCOMMODATION Facts

& Figures

Cross-border investments in

hospitality sector remain globally

positive

Demand remains strong across the globe for accommodation, particularly for Europe

and Asia-Pacific.

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London has the most five-star properties

in the world at 75

Global hotel investment grew 54% year-overyear

in 2024, boosting total hotel transaction

54% volumes by 16%.

While the exact number of the world’s hotel

rooms is almost impossible to determine

precisely, there is no shortage of analysis

around trends in the industry.

LUXURY HOTELS

ARE A HIT

Consultants agree on the strength of luxury

hotels, with 4,400 four and five-star hotels

around the world. Global metropolises

have the highest concentration of luxury

properties. According to a report from Knight

Frank using Five Star Alliance data, London

has 75 five-star hotels, the most of any city

globally. It is followed by Dubai with 61 fivestar

properties, New York with 59, Paris with

56 and Miami with 46. Cities having between

30 and 40 five-star properties include Los

Angeles, Bangkok, Shanghai, Washington DC

and Rome.

2024 was a good year for cross-border hotel

investment according to CBRE consultants.

Global investment grew 54% year-over-year

in 2024, boosting total hotel transaction

volumes by 16% year-over-year. Strong crossborder

investment over the past decade

has generally resulted in an increase of

approximately US$50 billion (roughly £42.9

billion) in foreign investors’ hotel ownership

and a significant expansion of hotel brands

worldwide.

EUROPE AND ASIA

EXPECT GOOD

PERFORMANCE IN 2025

Earlier this year, CBRE predicted that the

global hotel investment outlook for 2025

looked positive. The consulting firm has

since taken a more precautious approach,

mentioning the emergence of geopolitical

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and trade challenges, which imply more

volatility.

Meanwhile, hotel investment in EMEA

(Europe/Middle East/Africa) outperformed

other regions due to strong tourism demand

for Europe. In 2024, CBRE indicated that

cross-border and total volumes increased

112% year-over-year and 65% year-over-year,

respectively. For STR, growth in revenue per

available room (RevPAR) for 31 European

forecast markets is projected at 1.7% for

2025.

STR predicts a positive outlook in 2025 in

the Middle East thanks to the UAE and Saudi

Arabia. RevPAR growth for Abu Dhabi, Dubai,

Jeddah, and Riyadh is expected to increase

by 5.4%.

Another strong region in terms of investment

is Asia Pacific. CBRE described the area as “a

bright spot since COVID-19, logging a 12%

increase in annual capital inflows during

2020-2024, driven by steady purchasing by

U.S. investors”. STR’s 16 Asia Pacific forecast

markets show RevPAR increasing by 3.0% in

2025.

In 2024, cross-border investments’ share of

overall hotel investment in the Americas

remained below the pre-COVID-19 level of

15% - 25% due to the strength of the U.S.

dollar and high interest rates. A weakening

dollar and strong incentives to invest in the

U.S. should positively influence the market.

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A greener stay: YHA Australia

expands its eco-certified network

YHA Australia marks a major milestone in

its sustainability journey, with half of its

nationwide accommodation network now

certified by Ecotourism Australia.

YHA Australia, one of the country’s leading

providers of affordable accommodation,

continues to strengthen its sustainability

credentials with 50% of its properties now

certified by Ecotourism Australia. Recent

additions, including YHA Sydney Central, YHA

Cairns, YHA Thredbo, and YHA Newcastle,

join seven other certified sites as part of the

organisation’s long-term commitment to

responsible, low-impact travel.

The certification process involves more

than 200 criteria across four key pillars

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(environmental, socio-economic, cultural,

and responsible business practices),

demonstrating each property’s dedication

to global best-practice standards. Paul

McGrath, CEO of YHA Australia, said the

milestone “reflects our commitment to

sustainability and allows travellers to choose

stays that align with their values.” The

organisation aims to have all 19 properties

certified by the end of 2025.

YHA’s eco-certified accommodation spans

some of Australia’s most iconic locations,

from Sydney Harbour to the Great Ocean

Road and the Grampians. The network has

also expanded its use of renewable energy,

with 22% of sites now powered by 100%

GreenPower and several generating solar

energy on-site. Additional initiatives include

waste reduction partnerships, water-saving

systems, and a Sustainable Properties Fund

that invests in further eco-upgrades across

the network.

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Regnum Hotels - The Crown:

A new luxury family escape

on Turkiye’s Riviera

Regnum Hotels is showcasing its brandnew

resort, Regnum The Crown, at WTM

London 2025, a landmark opening that

redefines family-friendly luxury on

Turkiye’s sun-drenched Riviera.

Regnum Hotels has officially opened

Regnum The Crown, the sister property

to the renowned Regnum Carya.

The launch in July was celebrated with an

exclusive live performance by global artist

Jennifer Lopez, marking the debut of a new

destination for entertainment and refined

leisure.

Designed to balance sophistication with

comfort, Regnum The Crown features 343

suites and 15 private villas offering BVLGARI

amenities, butler service, private infinity

pools and scenic views of the coastline or

gardens. A rooftop sanctuary reserved for

adults includes an infinity pool, fine dining

and a sky bar, providing a peaceful retreat

overlooking the Mediterranean.

Families are at the heart of the Regnum

experience. The resort’s 4,000-square-metre

Bamboo Kids World includes themed play

areas, a cinema, LEGO labs and a Princess

Spa. For adults, the 4,500-square-metre

Revive Spa and open-air Amber Lagoon Spa

offer extensive wellness options in tranquil

surroundings.

With 22 restaurants and 30 bars shared

across both Regnum resorts, guests can

enjoy a wide variety of cuisines and facilities.

Combining sustainability with modern

comfort, Regnum The Crown marks an

important new chapter in luxury travel on

Turkiye’s Riviera.

Stand N5-500

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Retaj Hotels: Innovation, authentic

hospitality and international growth

Overseeing 30 properties across eight

countries and managing an asset portfolio

worth over £3.6 billion, H.E. Sheikh Nayef

Bin Eid Al Thani, Chairman and Managing

Director of Retaj Group of Companies,

shares the company’s expansion plans and

what makes the brand stand out.

Can you tell us about Retaj Hotels &

Hospitality and what sets it apart?

Retaj Hotels & Hospitality stands as one of

Qatar’s leading hotel groups, recognised

for combining authentic Arabic Qatari

hospitality with world-class service. Our

portfolio spans business hotels, resorts, and

long-stay residences, designed to meet

the needs of both corporate and leisure

travellers. What truly sets us apart is our

ability to blend authentic Arabic hospitality

with modern global standards and our

commitment to delivering experiences built

on genuine care, comfort, and respect for

culture. Every interaction reflects our culture

of generosity, respect, and attention to detail.

By blending these values with innovation

and modern comfort, Retaj Hotels acts as

a proud ambassador for Qatar’s hospitality

excellence.

What are some of your upcoming projects for

expansion?

We are implementing an ambitious Vision

2030 strategy that aims to expand our

presence across the Middle East, Africa, and

Europe. Upcoming projects include new

openings in Qatar, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and

Asia, with several other destinations under

active negotiation. Each development is

carefully selected to ensure sustainable

growth while introducing Retaj Hotels’

distinctive brand of hospitality to new

markets.

What are your goals for WTM London this

year? Why is this an important show for you?

For Retaj Hotels, it’s an opportunity to

strengthen relationships, showcase our

upcoming projects, and explore new

markets. We also see WTM as a stage to tell

our story—to share how a Qatari-born brand

has evolved into an international name

rooted in authenticity and innovation.

Stand S8-210

H.E. Sheikh Nayef

Bin Eid Al Thani

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68

EXPERIENCES Facts

& Figures

Experience tourism:

Travellers are prioritising

experimental activities over the

destinations themselves

Travellers today are no longer simply chasing destinations. They are chasing moments,

according to a report by McKinsey & Company and travel intelligence platform Skift.

US$3

trillion

The global market for travel

experiences now exceeds US$1

trillion per year and could grow to

US$3 trillion.

40% engagement

40% of total travel experience spending

attributed to live events and cultural

(McKinsey/Skift study)

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.

Travellers today are looking for something

unique and memorable. According to a

recent report by McKinsey & Company

and travel intelligence platform Skift,

experiences have become THE central

driver of leisure travel decisions, reshaping

how people plan trips and what they

expect along the way.

Rather than choosing a destination first

and figuring out what to do later, many

travellers now begin their planning

with a desired activity in mind, be it a

mountaintop hike, a street food tour, or an

intimate cultural encounter, and select their

destination accordingly. A recent McKinsey

survey found that, apart from core practical

concerns like safety and affordability, the

availability and quality of local experiences

ranked among the top factors influencing

destination choices. 63% of McKinsey

respondents are influenced by the range

and quality of cultural and natural visited

sites, 61% want to explore something new

and 58% prioritise authenticity in cultural

experiences.

This trend reflects a broader shift in

consumer values. Particularly among

younger generations, there is a strong

preference for spending on experiences

rather than possessions. The global market

for travel experiences now exceeds US$1

trillion and is expected to grow further to

US$ 3 trillion as digital booking becomes

more widespread.

According to the study, destination visitors,

both domestic and international, account

for roughly 30 percent of the experience

market, spending about US$1.1 trillion to

US$1.3 trillion on experiences. Roughly

40% of this sum is attributed to live events

and cultural engagement, 23% to nature,

adventure and active travel, 14% to iconic

places and museums while the theme

parks, gambling, gaming and spa/health

experiences account for the remaining

share of spending.

Yet despite its enormous potential, the

experiences sector remains fragmented and

under-optimised. Many travellers report

feeling overwhelmed by the sheer volume

of available activities and want easier

ways to discover and book meaningful

experiences.

At the same time, small-scale operators,

often deeply passionate about their

offerings, struggle to stand out on major

platforms that don’t adequately showcase

their uniqueness. Distribution platforms,

for their part, face the difficult task of

consolidating a chaotic landscape of

offerings while trying to scale profitably.

The McKinsey-Skift report calls for a

rethinking of how travel experiences are

created, marketed, and distributed. It

highlights the need for user-friendly digital

platforms, smarter discovery tools, and

more collaborative ecosystems that benefit

both providers and consumers.

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Malta’s smart management

of the Blue Lagoon

A new booking system at Malta’s Blue

Lagoon has significantly reduced

overcrowding, marking a major step in the

Malta Tourism Authority’s ongoing efforts

to balance environmental protection with

visitor experience.

Malta’s iconic Blue Lagoon has seen a major

reduction in visitor numbers this summer,

following the introduction of a new booking

system designed to combat overtourism

and safeguard the site’s natural beauty.

The system, launched in May by the Malta

Tourism Authority (MTA) and its dedicated

Team Blue Lagoon, has reduced peak visitor

concentrations by 68 per cent compared to

summer 2024. The highest recorded number

of visitors at any one time in July and August

was 3,830, down from last year’s 12,000.

On average, each of the three daily time

slots—morning, afternoon, and evening—

welcomed around 1,979 visitors.

The initiative, part of a wider strategy to

ensure sustainable management of the

Natura 2000 site, limits the maximum

number of visitors to 4,000 at any one time.

Complementary measures include

an expanded swimming zone,

enhanced cleaning operations,

improved waste management, and

stricter on-site enforcement. A new

capitainerie managed by Transport

Malta now oversees vessel traffic,

while additional lifeguards, police

officers, and environmental monitors

ensure safety and compliance.

The MTA has also commissioned

Mizzi Studio, an internationally

recognised architecture and design

practice, to propose long-term

rehabilitation plans to preserve the

area’s ecological balance.

MTA CEO Carlo Micallef said the results

demonstrate “the effectiveness of the

measures taken so far” and reaffirm the

team’s commitment to protecting the Blue

Lagoon while offering visitors a better, safer

experience.

Stand N3-410

of high-adrenaline exploration amid the

breathtaking snow-covered peaks of the

Kerlingarfjöll mountains. In contrast, the

five-day “Hidden Powers & Volcanic Views”

summer tour allows guests to discover

Iceland’s dynamic landscapes through

volcano visits, glacier hikes, and a relaxing

dip in the Blue Lagoon.

© Emmanuel Cassar - Unsplash

Further enhancing the visitor experience,

Iceland Travel has introduced 24/7 Customer

Care, ensuring agents and travellers receive

round-the-clock support for everything

from rebookings due to weather changes to

last-minute itinerary updates.

Exploring every season with

Iceland Travel

With new seasonal adventures, upgraded

customer care, and enhanced comfort

for travellers, Iceland Travel continues to

reinvent the way visitors experience the

Land of Fire and Ice — all year round.

Iceland Travel, the country’s longestestablished

destination management

company, is showcasing Iceland as a yearround

destination with a new range of

seasonal tours. Each experience has been

crafted to highlight the nation’s extraordinary

contrasts — from icy mountain peaks to

geothermal lagoons.

The new “Kerlingarfjöll Deluxe Winter

Highland Adventure” offers three days

Among its latest additions, the newly

opened Laugarás Lagoon brings a fresh

wellness option to the popular Golden Circle

route. This two-storey geothermal retreat,

complete with a cascading waterfall, is set

to become a must-visit for travellers seeking

relaxation amid Iceland’s dramatic scenery.

Partnering with ME Travel, Iceland Travel now

operates a modern coach fleet designed for

ultimate comfort, complete with spacious

interiors and panoramic windows. Together,

these innovations reaffirm Iceland Travel’s

mission to deliver seamless, memorable

experiences for explorers of every kind.

Stand N8-400

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© Aleksey Cherenkevich - Unsplash

AVIATION Facts

& Figures

Global headwinds unlikely

to alter the growth in air

transport

Despite a more challenging environment, the International Air Transport Association

(IATA) still expects passengers’ demand to grow again in 2025 while airlines will post

improved profitability over 2024.

US$36

billion

Net profits are expected to reach

a new record of US$36.0 billion,

improved from the US$32.4 billion

earned in 2024.

+4%

high

Total travellers’ number reaching a record

US$4.99 billion (+4% on 2024).

“The first half of 2025 has brought

significant uncertainties to global markets.

Nonetheless, by many measures including

net profits, it will still be a better year for

airlines than 2024, although slightly below

our previous projections,” said a confident

Willie Walsh, IATA Director General during

the last annual meeting of the association

at the end of May 2025.

Despite economic uncertainty and

geopolitical tensions, net profits are

forecast at US$36 billion, up from US$32.4

billion in 2024, though slightly under

the previous estimate of US$36.6 billion.

Margins are expected to improve to 3.7%,

while operating profits will reach US$66

billion. Total industry revenue is projected

at a record US$979 billion, a 1.3% increase

over 2024, with expenses rising just 1% to

US$913 billion.

Passenger numbers are expected to climb

to 4.99 billion (+4%), and cargo volumes

to 69 million tonnes (+0.6%), both below

earlier forecasts. A key factor in profitability

is the 13% drop in jet fuel prices year-onyear,

despite persistent tensions in the

Middle East.

“Despite volatility, the industry’s resilience

shows in its improved net margins,” said

Walsh. “Still, profits equate to just US$7.20

per passenger—a thin buffer in the face of

rising taxes, fees or regulations,” he added.

Passenger revenue is set to reach US$693

billion, driven in part by a 6.7% rise in

ancillary revenue. Load factors are forecast

to hit a record 84% in 2025, despite supply

chain delays hampering fleet expansion.

Meanwhile, average real airfares are

expected to drop 4%, continuing a decadelong

trend of more affordable travel. IATA

indicates that the real average return airfare

(in 2024 US dollars) is expected to be $374

in 2025. This is 40% below 2014 levels.

Strong demand continues to drive

airline profits, according to IATA’s latest

survey conducted in April 2025, which

shows encouraging results. Some 40% of

respondents expect to travel more over

the next 12 months than they did in the

previous 12-month period. The majority

(53%) said that they expect to travel as much

as they did in the previous 12 months. Only

6% reported that they expect to travel less.

Some 47% of respondents expect to spend

more on travel over the next 12 months

than they did in the previous 12 months. An

almost equal proportion (45%) expect to

spend the same on travel over the next 12

months while only 8% expect to spend less.

Looking at preliminary data in 2025,

international Revenue Passenger Kilometres

(RPK) growth reached 6.7% in May year-onyear,

with growth in all regions but a mixed

picture on load-factors, which increased by

just 0.2 ppt. Traffic expansion on most key

international routes to the Americas slowed

in May, apart from Transatlantic with a

modest 2.5% year-on-year increase.

Asia-Pacific airlines achieved the highest

growth for the same period, with a 13.3%

year-on-year increase in demand. Second

in growth were African airlines with a 9.5%

year-on-year increase in demand followed

by Latin American airlines (up 8.8% year-onyear).

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ADVERTORIAL

EgyptAir showcases Egypt’s new

era of travel at WTM London

As Egypt marks the opening of the Grand

Egyptian Museum in Giza, EgyptAir is

positioning itself at the heart of the nation’s

aviation and tourism transformation.

With the long-awaited opening of the Grand

Egyptian Museum in Giza on 1 November,

Egypt is stepping into a new era of cultural

and economic dynamism. As the official

carrier of this landmark occasion, EgyptAir

embodies the spirit of renewal driving the

country’s broader transformation under

Egypt Vision 2030, a national strategy to

position Cairo as a leading regional hub and

strengthen tourism and civil aviation in line

with the UN Sustainable Development Goals.

This vision is already taking flight. Between

July 2024 and June 2025, EgyptAir

connected more than 80 destinations

worldwide, operating over 40,000 flights

and welcoming 11 million passengers.

“Through a combination of strategic

network expansion, fleet renewal, and trade

partnerships, we will develop and grow our

fleet,” says Captain Ahmed Adel, Chairman

and CEO of EgyptAir Holding Company.

“Standing at the crossroads of Africa, the

Middle East, and Europe, Egypt has a unique

geographic advantage, making it a natural

gateway for intercontinental travel.”

Its ongoing expansion includes a major fleet

modernisation, with 16 Airbus A350-900s

and 18 Boeing 737 MAX 8s entering service

from December 2025, boosting efficiency

and reach to key cities such as London, Los

Angeles, Toronto, Tokyo, and Shanghai.

The airline’s modernisation aligns with

growing UK–Egypt trade and tourism

LATAM to introduce Premium

Economy class in 2026

ties, following high-level talks to attract

British investment into Egypt’s aviation

infrastructure. As the sole Star Alliance

member in the MENA region, EgyptAir

continues to strengthen global links, inviting

travel partners to build the next generation

of connections.

WTM visitors can discover EgyptAir’s latest

initiatives at its stand and enter a chance to

win flights on 4 and 5 November.

Stand S6-530

South American carrier LATAM is

experiencing exceptional growth and

preparing to launch new premium

products, explains executive Davide

Ioppolo.

“It’s been an exceptional year,” enthuses

Davide Ioppolo, recently appointed

Managing Director France for LATAM. In

the second quarter of 2025, the South

American airline posted a profit of $242

million (approximately £172 million). “That’s

a record, but what’s even more impressive is

the growth in profits: up 66% compared to

2024. Our profits had already doubled last

year compared to 2023, reaching nearly $1

billion (£790 million),” he says.

These results have enabled LATAM to make

a significant investment. “We have just

ordered 74 E190s for our regional network.

We are continuing to revamp our business

class with new seats, and in 2026 we will be

the first airline in South America to introduce

a Premium Economy class. We will also be

creating a Business Class Premium Suite in

2027,” he adds.

For European travellers, LATAM offers

seamless access to South America with

direct flights from Madrid, Barcelona, Milan,

Frankfurt, and London to its main hubs.

These nonstop connections cut travel

time and eliminate unnecessary layovers,

providing a comfortable and efficient option

for long-haul journeys.

Stand S5-222

74

Singapore Airlines elevates travel

with daily Gatwick–Changi Service

Singapore Airlines has taken things to new heights with the addition of a daily direct

flight from London Gatwick to Singapore Changi Airport.

Launched on 22 June 2024 with five weekly

flights, Singapore Airlines has expanded

the service to a daily frequency just ten

months after its debut. UK & Ireland General

Manager Mohamed Rafi Mar said: “There’s

no greater testament to the success of our

London Gatwick service than the expansion

of our schedule within its first year.”

Singapore Airlines is to date the only airline

out of London Gatwick to offer a nonstop

daily flight to Singapore, providing

enhanced connectivity across Asia,

Australia and New Zealand. The London

Gatwick departures enable connections

via Singapore to Sydney in 21 hours and 30

minutes, one of the fastest current air links

to Australia from the UK.

Flying out of London Gatwick with

Singapore Airlines represents a new

convenient opportunity for travelling to

Singapore and beyond.

London Gatwick can be reached by an

extensive public transport system with the

largest rail catchment of any UK airport,

with direct connections to over 120 train

stations including London in under 30

minutes.

The airport offers less crowded facilities

than many other international airports

in the UK and is a great alternative for

premium passengers, including business

travellers and luxury travellers, as well as

solo travellers, couples and families.

Flying out of London

Gatwick with Singapore

Airlines represents a new

convenient opportunity

for travelling to Singapore

and beyond.

LONDON GATWICK SERVED WITH

BRAND-NEW AIRBUS A350-900

For the airline’s new route, the 13-hour

flight to Singapore is using one of the most

recent aircraft, the Airbus A350-900. This

quiet plane offers elevated service with

its award-winning cabins and guarantees

relaxed seamless onward connectivity

through Singapore Changi Airport with

an extensive network throughout Asia,

Australia and New Zealand. The flight also

includes a free stopover in Singapore for

layovers at least 5.5 hours long and under

24 hours if travellers wish before travelling

onward.

Onboard, passengers have a choice of three

cabin classes including Economy Class,

Premium Economy and Business Class. They

all provide a comfortable experience with

world-class entertainment programmes,

carefully crafted cuisine and above all,

the award-winning service of Singapore

Airlines’ cabin crew.

On the ground, Changi Airport offers a wide

range of facilities while Singapore Airlines

provides lounges, assistance and services.

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Absolute Asia Travel S4-105

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ABTA Ltd

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Abu Dhabi Calendar S10-210

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Across Spain DMC & Leisure Travel N7-200

ACRUX TRAVEL S6-512

Activ’Travel Morocco

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Active & Adventure Tours Mongolia LLC N10-620

ADA TOURS DMC BRAZIL & LATIN AMERICA S5-222

Adaaran Prestige Vadoo N11-210

Adalı Otelcilik Tur. Org. TIC. AŞ. N5-508

Adalte S3-210

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N2-240,N3-200

Addison Lee N8-220

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Adia Aluma Athens, Curio Collection by Hilton S4-301

Adigar’s Manor N11-220

Adobe Rent a Car S6-200

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Adria Dental Group N9-200

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Adyen S3-210

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Aegyptus intertravel

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Air Peace Limited S16-217

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Airalo S2-429

airBaltic N7-409

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AJet Airlines N4-610

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Aju Incentive N9-410

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Akassia Swiss Resorts

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Aknaf Alsawary Iraq Travel Agency S11-510

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Akumal Bay Beach & Wellness Resort

S6-210,S6-410

Al Ain Development Team S10-210

Al Habtoor Grand Resort, Autograph Collection S10-201

Al Hamra Residence and Al Hamra Village Hotel S10-509

Al Jazeera Media Network

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Alamo, National & Enterprise Rent a Car S6-200

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Alcazar Cabaret Show N10-510

Alcudia N5-220

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ALDO TRAVEL AGENCY N7-310

Alentejo Convention Bureau N4-200

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AlgarExperience - Enjoy the Sea N4-200

Algarve Tourism Bureau N4-200

ALGHERO - RIVIERA DEL CORALLO N2-540

Alhind Tours and Travels Private Limited S1-424

Ali Bin Ali Holidays S8-210

Aliantour S4-105

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Alicante City & Beach N7-300

ALICEINWONDEROME

N2-240,N3-200

ALILAGUNA VENEZIA N3-500

Alizes Travel

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Almaysara For Travel And Tourism S11-510

Almosafer General Trading LLC S8-428

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Aloja AI S2-200

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Alpine Club of Himalaya N12-511

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Altai Italia DMC

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ALTEEN TRAVEL & TOURISM Co. S11-510

Altitude Himalaya Pvt Ltd N12-511

Altura N5-220

Alwadi Hotel Doha - MGallery Collection S8-210

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Amaala S9-400

Amadeus IT Group, S.A. S2-220

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Amorita Resort N10-200

Amphitrion Group

N2-230,N2-530

AMPHORA HOTEL N3-210

Amstar DMC S7-210

amsterdam&partners N8-417

Amstour Holland N8-417

AMTOURS VIAGENS, TURISMO E EVENTOS LTDA S5-222

AMTRAVEL DMC N7-412

AMV Travel DMC S6-512

ANA (All Nippon Airways) N11-400

Anabuki Travel Inc. & TOURISM SHIKOKU N11-400

ANADOL TOURISM Co. N4-210

Anantara Mina Al Arab Ras Al Khaimah Resort S10-509

Anantara The Palm Dubai Resort

Anantara World Islands Dubai Resort S10-201

ANAT – NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF TRAVEL AGENCIES N7-310

Andalucía a Pie/Walking Tours N6-200

Andalucia Tourism Board N6-200

Andalusian City Tours N6-200

ANDEAN TRAVEL COMPANY S5-402

ANDES WORLD TRAVEL S6-510

Andorra Travel Service N6-509

Andorra Turisme SAU N6-509

Andras Hotels N8-210

ANDRATX Town Hall N5-220

André Tours DMC N4-200

Andrews Travel N11-220

Angela Shanley Associates N8-220

ANGELINO TOUR & EVENTS SRL

N2-240,N3-200

Angels Tours S9-100

Angsana Laguna Phuket N10-210

Anjum Hotel Makkah S8-320

ANNSET Holidays, Inc. N10-200

Antarctica21 S5-422

ANTARPPLY EXPEDITIONS S6-512

ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA TOURISM AUTHORITY S7-220

Antiquity N11-220

Anur Tour LLC N9-420

ANXUR TOURS SRL

N2-240,N3-200

ANZ Global Travel & Events - Australia N9-510

ANZAK TOURS & RESORTS (Parent of Mozza Beach Resort) S16-310

Anzcro N9-510

Aonang Princeville Villa Resort & Spa N10-210

AP HOTELS & RESORTS N4-200

Apartment Hotel MIMARU N11-505

Apartur Marinas de Nerja N5-520

Apes Hill Barbados Golf Resort & Community S6-330

APEX ALLIANCE HOTEL MANAGEMENT N7-310

APEXTION DMC - UK, EUROPE & SCANDINAVIA N8-537

APHA-Provincial Association of Hotels

and Tourist Accommodation of Alicante N7-300

APPLE TRAVEL N10-511

Apsara Tours N9-310

Apstar Tours S16-215

APT REGION BASILICATA

APTO - Alliance of Pioneer Travel Operators

N2-240,N3-200

MP17

AQUA HOTEL GRUP N7-200

Aquapalace Hotel Prague N8-500

AQUILA HOTELS & RESORTS

N2-230,N2-530

AR Tour Prague DMC N8-500

Ara Travel S9-116

Arabian Adventures S10-201

ARADA S9-220

Arasolè N2-540

Aravinda Travel Co.,ltd N10-420

Arcora Boutique Hotel & Villas N8-518

Arctic Adventures N8-400

Arctic Lakeland / Paljakka N8-518

Arctic TreeHouse Hotel & Aino Private Island Hotel N8-518

Arena Beach N11-210

ARENA DI VERONA OPERA FESTIVAL N3-500

ARENA HOTELS & SUITES S5-222

ARGENTINA INCOMING S6-512

ARGENTINA ON THE GO S6-512

ARGENTINA TRAVEL PARTNERS DMC S6-512

ARIANA TOURS LLC N9-420

Arigato Travel N11-400

ARITES TOUR LLC N7-412

Armen Tour N7-412

ARMENIA by ESI DMC Armenia N7-412

Armenia Holidays DMC N7-412

Armenian Hecicopters N7-412

Armitour N6-200

ARP Africa Travel Limited S14-320

Arribas Sintra Hotel N4-200

ARTAS HOTELS GROUP N4-210

ARTESRED- Teatro Flamenco N6-200

Artnatura Galicia N6-210

Aruba Tourism Authority S6-430

AS ROMA SRL

N2-240,N3-200

AS SALAAM AIR S13-310

Asfar Iraq S11-510

Ashanti African Tours S16-215

Ashling Hotel Dublin N8-210

ASIA ADVENTURES N10-420

ASIA DMC N10-420

Asia Global Yachting N9-220

Asia Pacific Travel N10-420

Asia Travel & Leisure N10-420

Asialuxe Travel N9-420

Asian Trails N10-210

Asian Trails (Sabah) N10-500

Asian Trails Indonesia N9-220

Asian Travel Solutions (Pvt) Ltd N11-220

Asiana Airlines N9-410

ASIANA TRAVEL N10-420

Asiatic Roads Pvt. Ltd. N12-511

Asiaventure Tours and Travel Inc. N10-200

ASILI ADVENTURE SAFARIS S14-220

ASKOS TOURS

N2-240,N3-200

ASPIRE ZONE FOUNDATION S8-210

Aspt Senegalese Tourism Promotion Agency S16-218

ASSD GmbH S3-118

ASSOCIATION CYPRUS TOURIST ENTERPRISES - ACTE N3-210

Association Des Hotels de Charme N11-200

Association of Croatian Travel Agencies

MP16

Association of Finnish Travel Industry

MP21

Associazione Pizza & Panuozzo di Gragnano

N2-240,N3-200

ASSOCIAZIONE TURISTICA DI QUARTU SANT’ELENA N2-540

ASTURIAS GREEN SPAIN N6-210

ASUR Mexico’s Leading Airports

S6-210,S6-410

ATD Bike Holidays N6-200

Atelier de Hoteles

S6-210,S6-410

ATG Entertainment N8-128

Atlantic Loire Valley - Vallee du Loir N2-220

Atlantic Loire Valley Tourism - Le Mans N2-220

Atlantic Loire Valley Tourism- Pays de la Loire N2-220

Atlantis Paradise Island S6-335

ATLAS DMC S11-300

Atlas Outdoor

N1-210,N1-200,N1-208

Atlas voyages

N1-210,N1-200,N1-208

ATM-DMC N10-210

Atmosphere Hotels & Resorts (Atmosphere Core Pvt. Ltd) N11-510

Atomium & Belgian Beer World Experience N8-515

ATOUT FRANCE N2-220

ATRIUM HOTELS & RESORTS

N2-230,N2-530

ATS Travel N8-210

ATTA – Adventure Travel Trade Association, Inc.

MP23

ATTA® (African Travel & Tourism Association) S15-300

Attitude N11-200

ATVO - Public Bus Transport,

Airport Transfers and Coach Hire Service N3-500

Atypique Voyage N11-220

Au Bistrot de la Montagne N2-220

Augustus Tours GmbH & Co KG N8-538

Aurea Travel

N2-240,N3-200

AURORA TRAVEL & DMC N10-420

Australia and Worldwide Travel Pty Ltd N9-510

Australian Tourism Export Council N9-510

Australis S5-422

Autatlantis Rent a Car N4-200

Authentic Asia DMC N10-420

Autocares Bustelo N6-210

Autocares Moreno N6-200

Autocars Nadal / Grupo Julià N6-509

Avance Car Rental

N2-230,N2-530

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Featured Exhibitors


Avani + Barbarons Seychelles & Anantara Maia Seychelles Villas N11-528

Avani Ao Nang Cliff Krabi Resort N10-210

Avant Grup Coach & Hire Car services N7-200

Avanti West Coast N8-220

AVATAR TOUR LTD – Leading DMC for Bulgaria & the Balkans N7-210

Aveleda S.A N4-200

AVENA TRAVEL N8-430

Aventuras Tierra Verde S6-200

AVENTURE COLOMBIA SAS S6-510

AVI Travel

N2-240,N3-200

AVIANCA S6-510

AVIATUR COLOMBIA DMC S6-510

Avis Costa Rica S6-200

Avista Grande Phuket Karon – MGallery N10-210

AVLIDA HOTEL N3-210

Avra Tours SA N2-630

AWAKE TRAVEL S6-510

AX Hotels N3-410

Axis Hotels & Golf N4-200

AXYHOTELS - Intense Hospitality

N2-240,N3-200

AYIA NAPA - PROTARAS, FAMAGUSTA REGION TOURISM BOARD N3-210

AYSHAWÃ TRAVEL S5-222

AYUNTAMIENTO DE IBIZA N5-420

Az Safir Travel & Tours N10-400

AZETA INCOMING ARGENTINA S6-512

AZIA RESORT & SPA N3-210

AZIMUT TOUR OPERATOR

N2-240,N3-200

Azores Easy Rent N4-200

Azores Explore Your Senses & Fun Activities Azores Adventures N4-200

Azores Tourism Bureau N4-200

Azores Youth Hostels N4-200

Azoris Hotels & Leisure N4-200

AZUL BRAZILIAN AIRLINES S5-222

Azur Hospitality

S8-202,S8-500

AZZ Hoteles N6-200

Azzi Holiday S11-320

B

B-For International - USA & Canada Pavilion S7-336,S7-430,S7-434,S7-334

B-Rent

N2-240,N3-200

B&B Hotels S4-319

B2BHOLIDAYS S3-210

BAAN Holding Group S8-110

Bab Al Qasr Hotel S10-210

BAGLIO OCCHIPINTI

N2-240,N3-200

BAGLIO ONETO DEI PRINCIPI DI SAN LORENZO

- LUXURY WINE RESORT N2-240,N3-200

BAHI AJMAN PALACE HOTEL S9-421

BAHIA S5-222

Bahia Principe Hotels & Resorts S6-230

Bahrain Tourism & Exhibitions Authority (BTEA) S11-200

BAHWAN TOURISM LLC S11-210

BAIA HOTELS N4-210

Baja Hotels N2-540

Bakuun S2-322

Balkan Destination N5-429

BALKAN HOLIDAYS N7-210

Balkan Pearls Tour Operator N4-124

Balkan Travel Services N9-339

Balkan&more N9-400

BALMY HOTELS N4-210

Baltic Blues Travel N7-410

BALTIC TRAVEL GROUP N7-409

BALTIC WAY N7-410

BALTICVISION N7-409

Bandos Maldives N11-210

Banreservas S7-210

Banyan Tree Maldives Vabbinfaru N11-210

Barbados Sotheby’s International Realty S6-330

Barbados Tourism Marketing Inc S6-330

Barbados Tourism Marketing Inc Europe S6-330

Barcelo Fortina Malta N3-410

Barceló Hotel Group N7-200

Barceló Hotel Group N5-220

Barceló Hotel Group Czech Republic N8-500

Barceló Whale Lagoon Maldives N11-210

Barclay’s Group Travel – Euromic Tunisia S11-520

Bardonecchia Tourist Consortium

N2-240,N3-200

Barefoot Holidays St Lucia S7-100

Baron Hotels & Resorts

S8-202,S8-500

Baron Travel N10-200

BARUT HOTELS N4-210

Basanta Adventure Treks & Expeditions Pvt. Ltd. N12-511

BASQUE COUNTRY N6-210

BASQUE EXPERIENCES N6-210

Basque Landers N6-210

BATANI SELECT HOTELS & TRAVEL

N2-240,N3-200

Batavia Stad Outlet Shopping B.V. N8-417

BATEAUX-MOUCHES N2-220

Baxter Travel Media

BBC Studios

MP1

BL9

Bcengi S2-415

Be Live Hotels N5-210

Be Peru DMC and Be Mexico DMC S3-424

Beach House Fort Lauderdale, a Hilton Resort S4-301

Beachcomber Resorts & Hotels UK N11-200

Beau Vallon Hospitality N11-200

Beauty of Japan Tours S4-318

Bebek Commercial and Tourism S11-300

BEBRAZIL TRAVEL PARTNERS DMC S5-222

Bedouin DMC S10-210

BEDS 4 GREECE S. A. N2-323

Beekse Bergen Hotel & Resorts N8-417

Begin Again China N11-600

Beijing Municipal Culture and Tourism Bureau N10-220

Belgium - visit.brussels N8-515

Belgium and More, DMC N8-515

BELLAIR TRAVEL

N2-230,N2-530

Belluna Lanka Hotels and Resorts N11-220

Belmare Travel

N2-240,N3-200

Belvoir Castle N8-535

Benguela Cove Investments S16-200

Benidorm N7-300

BENLETONI TOURS

N2-230,N2-530

Bensaude Hotels N4-200

Beond- Simdi Operations Private Limited N11-210

Bermuda Tourism Authority S6-235

BESPOKE Destination Marketing S13-210

Bespoke England Tours N8-220

Best choice S11-510

Best Hotels N6-200

BEST OF BAHRAIN BY HOUSE OF TRAVEL S11-200

Best of Costa Rica DMC / PuraLuxe Boutique Journeys S6-200

Best of Lanka (Pvt) Ltd N11-220

Best of Switzerland Tours N8-310

Best of Tickets N8-417

BEST TRAVEL SOLUTIONS S16-310

BETIS TRAVEL

N2-230,N2-530

Bettoja Hotels

N2-240,N3-200

BETUYAB BELEK YATIRIMCILARI TURIZM ORTAK GIRISIMI A.S N5-204

BEY TOURS

N1-210,N1-200,N1-208

Beyond Classic Travel N8-500

Beyondary Travels(Pvt)Ltd N11-220

Bhaya Cruises N10-420

Bhutan DMC - Wind Horse Tours N12-239

Bhutan Etho Metho Tours & Treks Ltd N12-231

BIBI TOUROPERATOR - DMC ROMANIA N7-310

BICI & BACI TOURS & TRAVELS

N2-240,N3-200

Big Bay Cruise Group N10-513

Big Ben Coaches Ltd N8-220

Big Blue Hotel N8-526

Big BusTours Ltd S5-501

Big Holiday International Co., Ltd N11-505

BikesPlus Travel

N2-240,N3-200

BIKESQUARE ROMA / LA REGINA

N2-240,N3-200

Bil Weekend S11-510

Bill Peach Journeys N9-510

Bislet Limousine AS N8-308

Biyaheko.com Corporation N10-200

Blackpool Pleasure Beach Ltd N8-526

BlackPool Resort & Spa N11-220

Blandy Travel N4-200

BLASTNESS S2-210

Blau Hotels N5-220

Blenheim Palace N8-420

Bliss Hoi An Beach Resort & Wellness N10-420

Blu Hotels

N2-240,N3-200

Blue Car Rental N8-400

Blue Horizons Travel & Tours, Inc. N10-200

Blue Lagoon Group Greece N2-638

Blue Lagoon Iceland N8-400

Blue Lanka Tours N11-220

BLUE OCEAN RESORT & RESIDENCES ZANZIBAR S13-310

Blue Poppy Tours and Treks N12-303

Blue Relais Maggiore Hotel

N2-240,N3-200

Blue Sky Travel Group

S8-202,S8-500

Blue Water Hotel & Spa ,The Water Garden Sigiriya ,

Glenross Living Kalutara N11-220

Blue Waters Resort & Spa S7-220

BlueBay Hotels

S6-210,S6-410

BLUEBAY HOTELS ZANZIBAR S13-310

Blueberry Travel DMCC S14-330

Bluesun Hotels & Resorts N9-200

BLUMAR DMC S5-222

BLUSERENA HOTELS & RESORTS

N2-240,N3-200

BLUU Car Rental S16-200

BO VOYAGES

N1-210,N1-200,N1-208

Bodleian Libraries, The University of Oxford N8-420

Böëna Lodges - Costa Rica S6-200

Bohemia N7-210

Bohol Beach Club N10-200

Boiana-MG Travel Company N7-210

Bókun S2-200

Boldman S16-200

BOLOGNA TOUR - BEST ITALY TOUR

N2-240,N3-200

Bombay Sapphire Distillery N8-220

BONHEUR VOYAGES S11-520

Bonotel Exclusive Travel S7-336

Bookline - InnoGuest / Tech Tourism Cluster N7-200

BOOKROAD TRAVEL N6-210

BookYourWeddingDay.com N3-210

Boost Portugal N4-200

Boracay Adventures Travel & Tours, Inc. N10-200

Borneo Adventure N10-400

Borneo Adventure (Sabah) N10-500

Borneo Cultures Museum N10-400

Borneo Eco Tours N10-500

Borneo Sandakan Tours N10-500

Botánika Osa Peninsula, Curio Collection by Hilton S6-200

Bouillon Bruxelles N8-515

Boulevard Hotel N8-526


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BOUTIQUE HOTEL CASA VENDICARI

N2-240,N3-200

Boutique Hotel Villa Sostaga N3-510

BOUTROS TOURS DMC

N2-230,N2-530

Boyd Gaming S7-410

BRASIL S5-222

Bratislava Tourist Board N8-300

Brava Hoteles N7-200

Brdo Estate, Vila Bled, Strmol Castel and Vila Tartini N8-230

Breaking Travel News

MP34

Brennia Kottefaru N11-210

BridgeClimb Sydney N9-510

BridgerPay S3-100

Brightline Trains S7-230

Britannia Hotels & The Elite Venue Selection N8-220

Brittany Ferries N2-220

BROGIBRO SAFARIS & EVENTS MANAGEMENT S14-220

BROWN HOTELS

N2-230,N2-530

Browns Hotels & Resorts N11-220

Bruce Guatemala DMC S5-522

Brussels Card N8-515

Brussels City Tours N8-515

BU COUNTRY TOURS S16-320

BUCINTORO VIAGGI VENEZIA N3-500

Buddha Air N12-511

Budget Car Rental Costa Rica S6-200

Burhan Wilderness Camps N12-511

Business Blessing Travel N9-506

Business Events Sarawak N10-400

BusTravel Iceland N8-400

Butterfly Beach Hotel S6-330

Butterfly Outdoor Adventure N5-429

Butterfly Vacations N11-220

BV HOTELS & RESORT

N2-240,N3-200

BV QUARRY MATERA

N2-240,N3-200

BWH Hotels S7-430

BWH Hotels | Great Britain S4-408

BWH Hotels Central Europe GmbH S4-408

BWT OPERADORA S5-222

C

c-hotels

N2-240,N3-200

Cabildo de Gran Canaria N5-210

Cabildo de Lanzarote N5-210

CABO VERDE AIRLINES S16-320

Cactus Tour by Latin Xplore S6-200

CADIZ TOURISM BOARD N6-200

Cadw N8-220

Caesars Entertainment S7-410

CALDERA COLLECTION HOTELS & VILLAS

N2-230,N2-530

CALVIÀ Town Hall N5-220

Camaleon Tours BV N8-417

Cambodia Tourism Marketing and Promotion Board N9-310

Cambria@ASA - Wales DMC N8-220

Cambridge Beaches Resort & Spa S6-235

Camino Travel By Camino Group S6-200

CAMIRA EVENTS & TRAVEL N7-310

Campania Region

N2-240,N3-200

Canadiano Urban Nature Hotel N4-200

Canareef Resort Maldives N11-210

Canarian Hospitality, S.L. N5-210

Canarias.com N5-210

Canary Islands. N5-210

Cancun Shuttle

S6-210,S6-410

CANNA Bali N9-220

Canopy by Hilton Cape Town Longkloof S16-200

CANTABRIA- GREEN SPAIN N6-210

Canyon Spirit S7-330

CAP ST GEORGES HOTEL N3-210

CAPDEPERA Town Hall N5-220

Cape Bodrum Luxury Hotel & Beach N4-210

CAPITAL TRAVEL N8-200

Capital Travel and Tours Pvt Ltd N11-210

CAPITOLIUM TRAVEL

N2-240,N3-200

CAPO BAY HOTEL N3-210

Cappadocia N4-210

CapsuleT Accelerator - Hellenic Chamber of Hotels

N2-230,N2-530

Captain Morgan Operators Ltd N3-410

Cardo Brussels, Autograph Collection N8-515

Careli Tours Nicaragua S5-517

Caresse, a Luxury Collection Resort & Spa, Bodrum N4-210

Caria Holidays N5-409

Caribbean Tourism Organisation UK & Europe S6-430

Caribe Royale Orlando S7-230

Carlisle Bay S7-220

CARPATHIAN TRAVEL CENTER N7-310

Carrani Tours

N2-240,N3-200

Carrís Hoteles N6-210

Carroll’s Tours N8-210

CARTAGENA DE INDIAS CONVENTION AND VISITORS BUREAU S6-510

CARTAGENA PLAZA EM HOTELS S6-510

CARWIZ International d.o.o. S5-405

Casa de Campo Resort & Villas S7-210

Casa do Sear N6-210

CASA EMMA

N2-240,N3-200

Casa Velha do Palheiro Relais & Châteaux N4-200

CASALE VERDELUNA

N2-240,N3-200

Cashel Travel N8-220

CASSATA TRAVEL

N2-240,N3-200

Cassia Phuket N10-210

Castello Vicchiomaggio

N2-240,N3-200

Castellón N7-300

CASTELO TRAVEL DESIGNERS S5-222

CASTILLA Y LEON N6-210

CASTILLA-LA MANCHA N6-210

Castle tours

S8-202,S8-500

Catalan Tourist Board N7-200

Catalonia Hotels & Resorts S7-210

Caucasus Holidays N7-412

Caucasus Travel N8-200

Causeway Coastal Route N8-210

CAVALIERI ART HOTEL N3-410

Cavern City Tours N8-220

Cayman Islands Department of Tourism S6-439

CEARÁ S5-222

CELES SAMUI N10-210

CemAir S16-200

Centara Grand Island Resort & Spa Maldives N11-210

Centara Hotels & Resorts N10-210

Centara Mirage Beach Resort Dubai S10-201

CENTAURO rent a car N6-210

Centers of Art, Culture and Tourism LANZAROTE N5-210

Central Dalmatia N9-200

Central Japan Railway Company N11-605

Centro de Portugal Tourism Bureau N4-200

Centrum Air (My Freighter LLC) N9-420

CENTURY-INCOMING N6-210

Česká centrála cestovního ruchu – CzechTourism N8-500

České dráhy (Czech Railways) N8-500

CETP(China Center of International Cultural Exchange and Tourism

Promotion) N10-220

Ceyline Travels (Pvt) Ltd N11-220

Ceylon Roots N11-220

Ceylon Tours Ltd N11-220

Ceylon Travelex (CTX) N11-220

Cha Da Hotel Group N10-210

Chaarya Resorts & Spa N11-220

Champions Travel Ltd N8-100

Chanalai Hotels and Resorts N10-210

Chantilly Castle N2-220

Charmillion Hotels & Resorts

S8-202,S8-500

Chelsea Hotel, Toronto S7-434

Cheval Maison The Palm & Cheval Maison Expo City S10-201

Chile.Travel S5-422

China Adventure Travel Co. Ltd N10-104

China Airlines, U.K. & Ireland N9-210

China Charmission Travel S4-318

China Highlights International Travel Service Co., LTD N10-118

CHINA HOLIDAYS

N1-210,N1-200,N1-208

China Lizhan Travel Group N10-610

China Travel Navigator Co., Ltd N9-110

Choice Hotel Group N8-210

Chonburi Provincial Administrative Organization N10-510

Chongqing Municipal Commission of Culture

and Tourism Development N10-220

Choose Paris Region N2-220

CHR Travel N8-220

Chrismar Travel S4-105

Ciaoflorence Tours & Travels srl N2-129

CICAR - Canary Islands Car N5-104

CINECITTÁ WORLD SPA

N2-240,N3-200

Cinnamon Hotel Management Limited N11-525

Ciprotur Hotel Group N4-200

Circuit de Barcelona - Catalunya N7-200

Cirque du Soleil ALIZÉ - Live Nation Theater GmbH N9-500

CIS SVELARE BELLEZZA - Persephone- Epizephiri

(comuni di Locri-Siderno-Portigliola-Antominina-Gerace) N2-240,N3-200

CISTOUR AGENCY DMC N7-310

CITRUS GRANDE HOTEL PATTAYA N10-210

Citrus Hotels & Resorts N11-220

Città di Bordighera

N2-240,N3-200

City Cruises UK N8-220

City of Brno N8-500

City of Bydgoszcz N8-430

CITY OF DREAMS MEDITERRANEAN N3-210

City of Genoa

N2-240,N3-200

City of Lodz N8-430

City of São Paulo S5-424

CITY OF VENICE - VENEZIA UNICA N3-500

City Sightseeing Worldwide S5-300

Cityrama GrayLine Portugal N4-200

Civitel Hotels & Resorts N2-646

Clark Tours S5-522

Classic for Touristic Resorts & Hotel Management S11-500

Clave 3 Licitaciones y Proyectos N5-520

Cleopatra Luxury Hotels & Resorts

S8-202,S8-500

Cleopatra Luxury Resorts

S8-202,S8-500

Clermont Hotel Group N8-220

CLICK 2 TRAVEL N7-310

Clinic Center N5-512

CLUB ESSE CALABRIA HOTELS & RESORTS

N2-240,N3-200

CLUB ESSE SARDEGNA HOTELS & RESORTS N2-540

CLUB MAGELLAN N7-210

Clúster de Turismo de Galicia N6-210

CNA DI ROMA

N2-240,N3-200

COASTAL AIR S15-300

Coastal Cottages of Pembrokeshire N8-220

Coco Blue Travels and Tours N11-220

Coco Bodu Hithi N11-210

Coco Bongo Show & Disco Punta Cana S7-210

Cocomo Maldives N11-210

Coconut Court Beach Hotel S6-330

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Featured Exhibitors


Cocoon Maldives N11-210

COLIBRI EXPEDITIONS / TUCAN LODGE S5-402

COLOMBIA MEMORIES SAS S6-510

COLOMBIA TRAVEL OPERATOR S6-510

COLOMBIA57 TOURS TRAVEL S6-510

COLOMBIAN JOURNEYS S6-510

COLTUR PERU S5-220

COLUMBIA BEACH HOTEL N3-210

COLUMBIA PICTURES AQUAVERSE N10-510

Columbus Tours N11-220

COME & GO VIETNAM TRAVEL N10-420

COMITATO REGIONALE UNPLI CAMPANIA

N2-240,N3-200

Compagnie des Alpes Mountain Resorts N2-220

Compagnie des Alpes Theme Parks N2-220

Compagnie des Guides Chamonix N2-220

COMPASS BRAZIL DMC S5-222

Compass Tour N9-628

Complete Tours

N1-210,N1-200,N1-208

Comune di Diano Marina

N2-240,N3-200

Comune di Salerno

N2-240,N3-200

Comune di Sanremo

N2-240,N3-200

Con-ex Latvia Tours N7-409

CONCEPT HOTEL GROUP N5-420

Concord Travel S11-320

Concord Travel N8-200

Concorde El Salam Hotels & Resorts Egypt

S8-202,S8-500

Condor Travel S.A.C S6-104

Condor Verde | Guatemala DMC S5-522

Condor Verde | Mexico DMC

S6-210,S6-410

CONITOURS - Tourism Consortium of Cuneo Province N2-240,N3-200

Connect by PriceTravel Holding S3-210

ConnexPay S3-415

Conrad Dubai S10-201

Conrad Hotel Abu Dhabi S10-210

Conrad Tulum Riviera Maya S4-301

Consell Insular de Formentera N5-220

Consorzio di Tutela della Pasta di Gragnano IGP

N2-240,N3-200

Consorzio marittimo turistico 5 terre - Golfo dei Poeti N2-240,N3-200

Consorzio Produttori Penisola Sorrentina DOP

N2-240,N3-200

CONSORZIO TURISTICO DEL MANDAMENTO DI SONDRIO N3-510

Consorzio turistico per l’iglesiente N2-540

Constantinou Hotels Ltd N3-119

Convention Bureau Genova S.r.l.

N2-240,N3-200

Convergent International Travel Development Co.,Ltd S4-310

CoolTour Sarajevo N9-339

Coop Culture

N2-240,N3-200

Coquille Bonheur N11-200

Coral Hospitality Corp S7-210

Coral Hotels N5-210

Corbieco Travel Türkiye N4-210

Corendon Airlines N4-506

CORNELIA HOTELS.GOLF.SPA N4-210

Corporación Camino Real S5-522

Corporacion H10 Hotels, Sl N6-500

CORSICA FERRIES N2-220

Corsica Tourist Board N2-220

CORTINA DOLOMITI N3-500

COSMIC SAFARIS S14-220

COSMOBEDS TRAVEL DMCC S3-210

Cosmopolitan DMC N9-330

COSMORAMA DMC GREECE

N2-230,N2-530

Cosmos Egypt

S8-202,S8-500

Costa Blanca N7-300

Costa Brava Pirineu de Girona N7-200

Costa de Almería N6-200

Costa Rent a Car S6-200

Costa Rica Sun Tours S6-200

Costa Rica Tourist Board S6-200

Costa Rica Travel Excellence S6-200

Costa Rican Trails S6-200

Cotillo Beach N5-210

CPH Travel Agencies N10-400

CPI Hotels, a.s. N8-500

Creative Travel PVT Ltd N11-520

Creole Travel Services N11-528

Crescent Meditours ltd N12-520

Creta Maris Resort & Candia Maris Resort

N2-230,N2-530

Cretan Holidays – Destination Management S3-210

Crew Tours S4-318

Crikvenica Riviera/Jadran Hotels and Camps N9-200

Criteo S2-310

Croatia Airlines N9-200

Croatian National Tourist Board N9-200

Cróga Tours N8-210

CroisiEurope N4-104

Cronins Coaches / Select Hotels & Experiences N8-210

Cross Hotels & Resorts N10-210

CROSSOVERPERU TOURS S5-220

CROSSROADS Maldives N11-210

Crown & Champa Resorts, Maldives N11-210

Crowne Plaza Dubai Marina S10-201

Crowne Plaza Porto N4-200

CROWNE PLAZA Salalah & OCEC S11-210

Crowne Plaza Zürich N8-310

CRT Team S6-200

Cruceros Skorpios S5-422

CRUCEROS TORRE DEL ORO-Sevilla N6-200

Cruise America Inc S7-110

Cruise Trade News

MP26

Crusader Sports & Leisure tours N11-220

Crystal Holidays N11-220

CRYSTAL LODGES AND SAFARIS S13-210

Crystal Sound: Technology that guides, connects,

and transforms how we discover the world S4-419

CSC TOURS WELCOMING

N2-240,N3-200

CSL Travel & Tours N9-310

CTI-Compass Tours Incoming DMC / Germany & Austria N8-538

CTPH Lifestyle & Travel Services N10-200

CTS S11-320

CTS Turismo S5-422

Cuba Tourist Office S6-400

CULLERA CONVENTION BUREAU - AYUNTAMIENTO DE CULLERA N7-300

CULLINAN HOTELS BELEK N4-210

Culture & Heritage Tours / Luxurious Ireland N8-210

Curious Korea N9-410

CYNSA SOUTH AMERICA S6-512

CYPRUS AGROTOURISM COMPANY N3-210

CYPRUS AIRWAYS N3-210

Cyprus Deputy Ministry of Tourism N3-210

CYPRUS HOTEL ASSOCIATION N3-210

Cyprus Paradise N5-409

D

D-flo S4-405

DAKKAK DMC S11-300

Dakkak DMC UAE S10-201

Dakota Hotels N8-220

Dalata Hotel Group - Clayton & Maldron Hotels N8-210

Dalca Travel S5-422

DALLAGO TOURS KENYA TANZANIA S14-220

Dalmatia Šibenik N9-200

DAN HOTELS Ltd. N1-300

DANAOS TRAVEL DMC

N2-230,N2-530

Daniel Thwaites Hotels and Inns N8-220

DANIM GROUP inc. N9-410

daOne Tour N9-410

DAPRO VIAGGI TOUR OPERATOR DI ANNA D’AGOSTINO

& C. S.A.S.

N2-240,N3-200

Darah Travel Ltd S5-517

Darna Travel & Tourism S11-300

Daytours N4-200

DAYTRIP N8-500

db Hotels & Resorts N3-410

DDP PUBLICATIONS PRIVATE LIMITED

MP2

DE LA PAZ TUR S6-512

DE UNA COLOMBIA TOURS SAS S6-510

Decision Tactical S7-334

DECTA Ltd S1-229

Dehesa La Cepera N6-200

DEL BIANCO TRAVEL EXPERIENCE S5-222

DELPHINA HOTELS & RESORTS N2-540

Delta Hotels by Marriott Jumeirah Beach, Dubai S10-201

DELTA TOURS N7-410

DELTA WINGS LEISURE N3-210

deLuna Hotels – Gran Hotel Luna de Granada N6-200

Demänová Rezort N8-300

Dentakademi N5-512

Department of Culture and Tourism – Abu Dhabi S10-210

Department of Culture and Tourism of Guizhou Province N10-220

Department of Information and Tourism, Taipei City Government N9-210

Department of Tourism - Cordoba City Council N6-200

Department of Tourism and Creative Economy

Jakarta Provincial Government N9-320

Department of Tourism, Culture & Media S9-421

Department of Tourism, Government of Goa N12-220

Desert Adventures Tourism S10-201

Desert Gate DMC S10-210

Desert Rose Resort

S8-202,S8-500

Desire Nepal Treks, Travels and Tours Pvt. Ltd N12-511

DESTIGO HOTELS N8-430

DESTINATION N8-500

Destination Asia N10-108

DESTINATION CONSULTANT – SL N6-210

Destination Italia

N2-240,N3-200

Destination North East England N8-220

Destination Orleans Loire Valley N2-220

Destination Savo, Lakeland Finland N8-518

Destination Services Costa Rica S6-200

DESTINATION TORONTO S7-434

Destination Touristic Services (Spain) N6-200

DESTINATION VERONA & GARDA N3-500

Destinations of the World News

MP4

destinazione calabria tour operator incoming

N2-240,N3-200

Details Hospitality Sports & Leisure N4-200

Dewar’s Aberfeldy Distillery N8-220

Dhiaffa S11-210

Dhigufaru Island Resort N11-210

DIAMOND BIJOUX S13-310

DIAMOND TOUR N8-500

DIAMONDS LEISURE BEACH & GOLF RESORT S14-220

DIAMONDS MALINDI S14-220

Diamonds Thudufushi Beach & Water Villas N11-210

Diana Travel N4-120

DIDATRAVEL TECHNOLOGY SINGAPORE PTE. LTD. S4-2005

Diesenhaus Unitours Incoming Tourism N1-300

DIGITRIPS S3-401

DIMENSIONE SICILIA INCOMING OPERATOR & DMC N2-240,N3-200

Diputació de Barcelona N7-200

Direct DMC & Representation Pvt Ltd N12-236

Diriyah company S9-200

Discova N9-220


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Discova N10-100

Discover Central Asia Tours N9-628

DISCOVER DOMINICA AUTHORITY S6-108

Discover Dominica Authority S6-430

DISCOVER ECO-ROMANIA N7-310

DISCOVER ITALY

N2-240,N3-200

Discover Limerick N8-210

Discover Qatar S8-210

Discovering Spain N6-200

Discovery Circle Tours S11-300

Discovery Hotel Management N4-200

Discovery Resorts N10-200

Distinct Destinations N12-410

Distriply by Hahnair S2-408

Divan Hotels, Resorts & Venues N4-210

Dive Charters / Dolphin Adventure Gibraltar N2-423

DMC - INCOMING WALLONIA N8-510

DMC “IN VERSILIA”

N2-240,N3-200

DMC BElune N8-510

DMC Japan by Knt N11-505

DMC MADEIRA N4-200

DMC Travel Expert Ltd. N8-518

DMCBAZAAR.com S3-210

DMO H2O TEVERE MARE

N2-240,N3-200

DMO TREVISO N3-500

DMO Visit Amalfi

N2-240,N3-200

DoDublin Tours N8-210

Doha Bus Adventures S8-210

Doha Oasis with Quest S8-210

DOIRA Travel N9-420

DOJC KOREA N9-410

Dokora Travels and Tours Pvt. Ltd. N12-511

Dolce La Hulpe Hotel N8-510

Dolcevita Valdorcia

N2-240,N3-200

Dolomites Region Eggental

N2-240,N3-200

Dolphins Of Greece N2-100

Domain of the Caves of Han N8-510

DOMES RESORTS N2-428

Dominican Republic Ministry Of Tourism S7-210

Dominion Management & Services Plus Ltd S7-220

DOMIRUTH PERU TRAVEL S5-220

Domitur Travel DMC N4-200

DON’T STOP ME - THE WINE TRAVELLER CLUB

N2-240,N3-200

Dona Filipa Hotel | Penina Hotel & Golf Resort N4-200

Doolin Ferry N8-210

DOOOING EXPERIENCE

N2-240,N3-200

DOUBLE SIX LUXURY HOTEL, SEMINYAK N9-220

DOUBLE TREE BY HILTON TRIESTE 4*

N2-240,N3-200

DoubleTree by Hilton Bodrum Isil Club Resort- All Inclusive S4-301

DoubleTree by Hilton Brussels City N8-515

DoubleTree by Hilton Cariari S6-200

DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Avanos - Cappadocia N4-210

DoubleTree by Hilton Marjan Island S10-509

DoubleTree by Hilton Yerevan City Centre N7-412

DouroAzul N4-200

Dover Beach Hotel S6-330

DP World S10-201

DREAM TOURS N8-500

Dreams Beach Resorts

S8-202,S8-500

Dreams Dominicus La Romana S6-230

Dreams Macao Beach Punta Cana S6-230

Dreams Playa Esmeralda Resort & Spa S6-230

Drivalia SpA S5-428

DTH TRAVEL MANAGEMENT LIMITED N9-110

DTH Travel Sri Lanka N11-220

DTRAVEL DMC PORTUGAL PARTNER N4-200

DTS Travel | LATAM DMC S3-210

Dubai S10-201

Dubai Holding Entertainment S10-201

Dubai Municipality S10-201

Dubai Police S10-201

Dubrovnik & Neretva County Tourist Board N9-200

Dubrovnik Tourist Board N9-200

DUCALE LARA N4-210

Duja Hotels N4-210

Dukes The Palm Dubai Hotel S10-201

Durban Tourism S16-200

Durga Das Publications (Middle East) FZE

MP22

Dusit Thani Maldives N11-210

Dutch Cruise Line B.V. S4-321

Dynamic London Ltd. S4-408

Dynastic Resorts N7-300

E

E-TRAVEL.SK DMC N8-300

Eagle Travel

Eagles Resort

S8-202,S8-500

N2-230,N2-530

Earth Adventure N9-510

EARTH NEPAL Travel & Trek P. Ltd N12-511

Earthen Experiences LLP N12-300

Easia Travel N10-210

East N’ West on Board N11-220

EASTERN EUROPEAN EXPERIENCE N7-310

EasyGalicia N6-210

Eat & Walkabout - E&W Destination Experts N6-210

Eco Viagens N4-200

ECOANDES TRAVEL S5-402

Ecole Travel S6-200

ECUADOR - MINISTRY OF PRODUCTION,

FOREIGN TRADE AND INVESTMENTS S5-402

Eden Tours S11-520

Edison Travel Service N9-210

EDOGRAF HELPFLY INTL GROUP N4-100

Edwin Holidays N5-409

Efteling Theme Park Resort N8-417

EFun Tours N4-200

Egypt Express Travel

Egypt In Style Tours

Egypt promotion DMC

Egypt Promotion travel

Egypt Serai travel

S8-202,S8-500

S8-202,S8-500

S8-202,S8-500

S8-202,S8-500

S8-202,S8-500

Egypt Sunmarine Fleet S8-100

Egypt tour packages

S8-202,S8-500

EGYPTAIR S6-530

Egyptian Hotels Association

S8-202,S8-500

Egyptian Tourism Authority

S8-202,S8-500

Eighty Days Japan N11-505

EILAT HOTELS ASSOCIATION N1-300

Ekho Hotels & Resorts N11-220

EL AL Israel Airlines N1-300

EL CORTE INGLÉS N6-210

El Gouna, Red Sea

S8-202,S8-500

El Gouna, Red Sea 2

S8-202,S8-500

El Hierro Tourism N5-210

El Mangroove Autograph Collection S6-200

El Mouradi Hotels S11-520

El Nido Resorts N10-200

El Silencio Lodge & Spa S6-200

ELA EXCELLENCE RESORT BELEK N4-210

Elba Hotels & Resorts N5-210

Elche Oasis Mediterráneo N7-300

Elding Adventure at Sea N8-400

ELECTRA HOTELS & RESORTS

N2-230,N2-530

Elefante Viaggi

N2-240,N3-200

Elemento Natural Costa Rica DMC S6-200

Elephant Hills & The Bush Camp Chiang Mai N10-210

Elevate S10-509

Elevate Tourism S8-210

Elite Island Resorts S7-220

Elite Travel DMC N9-200

ELITE TRAVEL SPAIN N5-520

Elite World Hotels & Resorts N4-210

ELLA RESORTS

N2-230,N2-530

ELOUNDA COLLECTION HOTELS AND RESORTS

N2-230,N2-530

Emaar Entertainment Group S10-201

Emeco Travel

S8-202,S8-500

Emerald Collection N11-210

Emeralda Resort Ninh Binh N10-420

EMILIA ROMAGNA REGION TOURIST BOARD

N2-240,N3-200

Emirates Airline S10-201

Emirates Holidays S10-201

EMOTIONS group N4-200

Enchanting Hotels & Experiences S6-200

ENDELEA AFRICA LTD S13-310

English Heritage N8-420

English Lakes Hotels Resorts & Venues N8-120

ENIT SPA

N2-240,N3-200

ENJOY TATRAS N8-300

Enotel Hotels & Resorts N4-200

Ensana s.r.o. S4-418

Enterprise

S6-210,S6-410

Enterprise Rent A Car UK Ltd-EIS Department S5-210

Enticon N8-417

Environment & Protected Areas Authority S9-220

Epic Borneo (SMM2H) N10-400

EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum N8-210

EQUATOR EXPEDITIONS S5-402

Erga Tourism N2-540

ERTH ABU DHABI S10-210

ESCAPE 2 GREECE

N2-230,N2-530

ESCAPES & CO TRAVEL

N1-210,N1-200,N1-208

ESPY BOSNIA TRAVEL AGENCY N9-339

Essaadi Marrakech Resort

N1-210,N1-200,N1-208

Estia Hospitality S4-309

Estonian Nature Tourism association N8-518

Estravel Lithuania / Baltcoming N7-410

ETF Airways N6-100

Ethical Trekking Nepal N12-511

Ethno Belek N5-610

Etihad Airways S10-210

eTijwaal S11-200

Etourism Korea DMC N9-410

ETOURSBRAZIL DMC S5-222

ETS - EXECUTIVE TRAVEL SERVICE

N2-240,N3-200

etscore S3-210

EUPHORIA EVENTS N5-114

EURO SPACE CENTER N8-510

EUROCONGRESSI HOTEL - Swadeshi hotels N3-500

Eurokoha N5-429

Euromonitor International Ltd

MP24

EUROPE ACTIVE N2-220

Europe Group N9-339

Europe Incoming Holdings Ltd N5-119

European Tour Operators Association Ltd. S4-408

European Travel and Events Top Bavaria Travel GmbH N8-538

Europeando Europa

N2-240,N3-200

EUROPLAN N2-240

Euroriente Travel N4-210

EUROSTAR N8-510

Eurostar Group N8-220

EUROSUN VENICE - Incoming Tour Operator N3-500

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Featured Exhibitors


EUROTOURS INTERNATIONAL S3-210

EUROTUR S6-512

EVA Airways, U.K. Branch N9-210

Evan Evans Tours N8-220

Evenia Hotels N7-200

EVENTS PROMOTIONS S14-220

Evermore Orlando Resort S7-230

Evintra LLC

MP29

Exactly.com S2-114

Excel Travel S.A.E

S8-202,S8-500

EXCELENCIA EN VIAJES PANAMA S5-517

Exclusivas Latinoamericanas, ELA SL

MP18

EXCLUSIVE UGANDA SAFARIS S13-210

Excursions Ireland N8-210

EXECUTIVE BUSH SAFARIS S13-310

EXHIBITION WORLD BAHRAIN S11-200

EXO Travel N10-110

Exotic Holiday Mauritius N11-200

Exotic Japan Tour & Travel N11-400

Expedición Panamundo Guatemala S5-522

Expedition Himalaya.com Pvt. Ltd. N12-511

Experience Gaelic Games N8-210

Experience Liguria Together

N2-240,N3-200

Experience Tajik hospitality! Meet 30+ Tajik & Central

Asian travel companies, hotels, resorts & universities. Discover N9-505

EXPERIENCIAH ( Hotels & Resorts)

N1-210,N1-200,N1-208

EXPLOOR PERU S5-220

Explore Hotels and Restaurants Management W.L.L. S11-200

Explore Louisiana S7-336

Explore Mongolia N10-620

EXPLORE SAFARIS S14-220

Explore Vacation Pvt. Ltd. N12-511

EXPLORER - ROMANIA N7-310

EXPO 2027 N9-400

EXPO CENTRE SHARJAH S9-220

Expo City Dubai S10-201

EXTREMADURA (SPAIN) N6-210

Extreme Adventuring Cancun

S6-210,S6-410

Eyes Of Cities FZ LLC

MP32

F

Fabrique des Lumières N8-417

Fabula Tours N8-230

Fabulous Hotels N2-220

Facilitatrip s.a.s. S2-219

FADO&FOOD GROUP N4-200

Faern Group N8-310

Fair House Villas and Spa, Koh Samui Thailand N10-210

FAIRMONT AJMAN S9-421

FAIRMONT BAB AL BAHR HOTEL S10-210

FAIRMONT HANOI N10-420

Fairmont La Hacienda Costa del Sol N5-520

Fairmont La Marina Rabat-Salé

N1-210,N1-200,N1-208

Fairmont Royal Palm Marrakech

N1-210,N1-200,N1-208

Fairmont Taghazout Bay

N1-210,N1-200,N1-208

Fairmont the Norfolk & Fairmont Mara Safari Club S15-300

Fairplay Golf & Spa Resort N6-200

Falkensteiner Hotels & Residences Punta Skala N9-200

Falkland Islands Tourist Board S5-110

Fanatic Sports S5-100

Far Horizon Tours Pvt Ltd N12-415

Farah Nile Cruise

S8-202,S8-500

FareHarbor BV S2-211

Fashion Arena Prague Outlet N8-500

Fattal Hotels N1-300

FATTORIA SAN MICHELE A TORRI

& CASTELLO MONTERINALDI

N2-240,N3-200

Faulty Towers The Dining Experience N8-220

FC PORTO MUSEUM & STADIUM TOURS N4-200

Federalberghi Campi Flegrei

FEDERALBERGHI PENISOLA SORRENTINA

-SORRENTO COAST

N2-240,N3-200

N2-240,N3-200

Feel Porto - Serviced Apartments N4-200

Feenstra Riviercruises S4-520

FELIX HOTELS N2-540

FELIX TOURS

N2-240,N3-200

felloh S3-116

Fergus Group N5-220

FESTORA IL GLAMPING DI BAIA BELLA

N2-240,N3-200

Fez Travel N4-210

FIERA DI ROMA SRL

N2-240,N3-200

Final Rentals S5-401

FISHERMAN TOURS AND TRAVEL LTD S13-310

FISHERMAN’S REST S15-208

FITUR 2026- IFEMA MADRID N6-210

FIVE Hotels and Resorts S10-201

Fiyavalhu Maldives N11-210

Fjallhalla Adventurers N8-400

Fjord Tours AS N8-308

Flash Tour S6-635

Flex To Go S5-400

Flight Centre Groups S4-411

FLIGHT LINK S13-310

Floa S3-210

FLOREAL HOLIDAYS N8-510

Florida Attractions Collection S7-230

FLY2EUROPE TRAVEL

N2-240,N3-200

flydubai S10-201

FlyOver Iceland ehf N8-400

Flywire S3-400

Focus Flanders DMC N8-515

Fondation Kanal - Centre Pompidou N8-515

Fondazione Arezzo Intour

FONDAZIONE SISTEMA IRPINIA

N2-240,N3-200

N2-240,N3-200

Fontainebleau Las Vegas S7-410

Fontana Geothermal Baths N8-400

FOOTPRINT INDOCHINA TRAVEL & DMC N10-420

Ford Aviation N5-115

Fort Resorts N11-220

Fortuna DMC N9-339

Fortur Tourist Consortium

N2-240,N3-200

Four Points by Sheraton Production City, Dubai S10-201

FOUR POINTS BY SHERATON VENICE MESTRE

- MOVE HOTELS VENEZIA NORD N3-500

FOUR SEASONS NATURA E CULTURA & MOWGLI Education N3-510

Foxtrot DMC ltd N8-518

Frankfurt Tourism Board N8-538

Fraport Bulgaria – Burgas and Varna Airports N7-210

Fraport Greece

N2-230,N2-530

FRASSON - LUXURY TRAVEL & EVENTS S6-512

FRIGERIO VIAGGI INCOMING N3-510

FRIULI VENEZIA GIULIA TOURIST BOARD

- PROMOTURISMOFVG N2-240,N3-200

Front S2-400

FTRIP VIETNAM N10-527

Fuerte Group N5-520

Fuerte Group Hotels N6-200

Fuerteventura Tourist Board N5-210

Fujairah Holidays S10-400

Fujairah Rotana Resort and Spa S10-400

Fujairah Tourism & Antiquities Department,

Government of Fujairah S10-400

Fukuoka Prefecture Tourism Association N11-502

FUNACTIVE TOURS

N2-240,N3-200

Fundacio Foment del Turisme de Menorca N5-220

Fundacio Mallorca Turisme N5-220

Funky Tours N9-339

Funtrip travel

S8-202,S8-500

Furaveri Island Resort & Spa N11-210

FURNEL TRAVEL INTERNATIONAL N8-430

Fushifaru Maldives N11-210

FUTURA CLUB

N2-240,N3-200

Futurismo Azores Adventures N4-200

Fuwairit Kite Beach Tapestry Collection by Hilton

& Double Tree by Hilton Doha Old Town S8-210

G

G Adventures

G.H.D GVN HOTEL DIVISION srl

N2-240,N3-200

G&T TRAVEL

N2-240,N3-200

G2 Travel Limited S4-400

GADIS TOURIST SERVICE

N2-240,N3-200

Gainwell Sports S5-104

Galaxy Cruises S6-110

Galicia Destino Sostible N6-210

GALICIA GREEN SPAIN N6-210

Gambia Tourism Board S16-219

Games of Thrones Studio Tour N8-210

GANIMEDE VIAGGI S.R.L.

N2-240,N3-200

GARDENSE VIAGGI N3-500

Garibaldi Hotels - Dimora del Monaco BWH Plus MATERA N2-240,N3-200

Garvetur | Properties & Holidays N4-200

GASSAN Diamonds N8-417

GAT - Green Arrow Tours S11-300

GAT Tours - Egypt

S8-202,S8-500

GAZELLE SAFARI COMPANY S13-210

GEA HOLIDAYS

N2-230,N2-530

GEMM Travel Holy Land S9-100

General Directorate of Identity and Foreigners Affairs - Dubai S10-201

GenX eSolutions Pvt Ltd S1-227

George Garabedian & Co S9-100

Georgian Holidays N9-610

Georgian National Tourism Administration N8-200

Georgian Travel Group N8-200

GEORGICA TRAVEL N8-200

gerace cultural destination

N2-240,N3-200

GERMANY N8-538

GetYourGuide S2-200

Gewan Hotels & Resorts S10-201

GF Hoteles N5-210

Ghana Tourism Authority S16-215

GHS GLOBAL HOSPITALITY SERVICES SAS S6-510

GIANT GORILLA SAFARIS S13-210

GIATA S2-229

Gibraltar Tourist Board N2-423

GIFU, Central Japan N11-400

Gillieru Harbour Hotel N3-410

GITAV

N2-240,N3-200

Gitschberg Jochtal | ski and holiday area

N2-240,N3-200

GJ Travel Iceland & Greenland Tour Operator & Bus Company N7-120

GLOB METROPOLITEN TOURS DOO N9-400

GLOBAL AIR DMC KAZAKHSTAN&CENTRAL ASIA N9-506

Global Destination Management N8-200

Global Discovery S4-318

GLOBAL EXPLORE LTD N9-420

GLOBAL LAND TOUR S5-402


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Global Passenger Network S5-406

Global Travel Services N4-210

GLOBE HOLIDAY N10-210

Globetrotters Travel & Tours S4-408

Gloria Hotels and Resorts N4-210

GM GROUP TRAVEL DMC S5-222

GMTC Australia N9-510

GO AND TRAVEL S6-510

Go City Ltd. S5-500

GO EAST TRAVEL - DISCOVER EASTERN EUROPE N7-310

GO GALAPAGOS S5-118

Go Global Travel S3-321

Go La Paz

S6-210,S6-410

Go Travel Portugal N4-200

Go Vilnius N7-410

Go West Tours S7-336

Go2Lofoten N8-308

GOEUGO Intl Ltd. N8-417

GoEurope DMC N8-220

GoExplore Safaris S13-210

Gold Limousine - Luxury Transport N4-200

Gold Tour Japan N11-108

Golden Foundation Tours Corp. N9-210

GOLDEN HOTELS & RESORTS

N2-230,N2-530

Golden International Hospitality

S8-202,S8-500

Golden Sands Hotels & Hotel Apartments S10-201

Golden Sands Management Co. LLC S9-220

Golden Tour Korea DMC (GTK DMC) N9-410

GOLDEN TOURS DMC Sorrento & Amalfi Coast

N2-240,N3-200

Golden Tours Gray Line London

N8-418, TF6

Goldi Sands Hotel / Suriya Resort N11-220

GOOGITALY SRL

N2-240,N3-200

GOPEX N8-310

Gornergrat Railway N8-310

Gouda Cheese Experience N8-417

GP Solutions GmbH S3-411

Grace & Galaxy Holidays (Pvt)Ltd - SRILANKA N11-220

Grace Way Travel

S8-202,S8-500

GRACIOUS TOURS AND TRAVEL S13-210

Gran Canaria Tourism N5-210

Gran Hotel Costa del Sol N5-520

Gran Hotel Taoro N5-210

GRANADA CITY N6-200

GRANADA TOURIST PROMOTION BOARD N6-200

Grand Cayman Marriott Resort S6-439

Grand Hotel Arenzano

N2-240,N3-200

Grand Hotel Excelsior N3-410

GRAND HOTEL FARAGLIONI

N2-240,N3-200

Grand hotel Neum N9-339

Grand Hotel River Park & Sheraton Bratislava Hotel & Crowne Plaza

Bratislava N8-300

Grand Hotel Savoia Genova - Planetaria Hotels

N2-240,N3-200

Grand Hyatt Abu Dhabi Hotel & Residences S10-210

Grand Hyatt Amman S6-230

Grand Hyatt Dubai S10-201

Grand Hyatt Grand Cayman Resort & Spa S6-439

Grand Isle Resort and Residences S6-335

GRAND OCEANS HOSPITALITY

S8-202,S8-500

Grandhotel Pupp N8-500

Grandvalira Resorts Andorra N6-509

Gray Line Worldwide S5-200

Great Western Railway N8-220

GREATER MADRID N6-210

Greatown Travel N10-400

Grecoblu Hospitality

N2-230,N2-530

GRECOTEL HOTELS & RESORTS

N2-230,N2-530

Greek National Tourism Organisation

N2-230,N2-530

GREEN TRAVEL SPAIN N7-300

Green Visions Eco Tours N9-339

Greether S3-508

Grenada Tourism Authority S6-430

Grotto Bay Beach Resort & Spa S6-235

GROUPE ADP N2-220

Grupo Abades N6-200

Grupo Casanis N5-520

GRUPO EHTL VIAGENS S5-222

Grupo Pachira, Tortuguero S6-200

Gruppo Sigesti

GTP-GREEK TRAVEL PAGES

Guadalajara Convention & Visitors Bureau

N2-240,N3-200

MP30

S6-210,S6-410

Guest Incoming N6-200

Guias de Portugal N4-200

GUIDED ISTANBUL TOURS N4-210

Guinness Storehouse N8-210

GULF AIR S11-200

Gulf Circle Tours S10-210

GULF HOTELS GROUP S11-200

Guyana Tourism Authority S6-438

GWA Green World Adventures S6-200

H

H.I.S. APAC DMC N9-113

H.M.K. Coach Company - Oslo N8-308

H4 Hotel Wyndham, Paris Pleyel Resort N2-220

HA TRAVEL - DMC FOR VIETNAM & ASIA N10-420

HAGIA SOFIA MANSIONS ISTANBUL CURIO COLLECTION BY HILTON N4-210

Hahn Air Lines GmbH S2-408

HAINAN N10-220

Hampton by Hilton Marjan Island S10-509

HANKYU TRAVEL DMC JAPAN N11-502

HANKYU TRAVEL INTERNATIONAL EUROPE UK LTD N11-502

Hansar Samui Resort and Spa N10-210

Hanuman Travel N9-310

Happiness Kingdom (HK) Travels N12-304

Happy Tours N8-230

Happy Trails! Asia N9-220

HappyTravelDotCom Travel & Tourism LLC S3-504

Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Punta Cana S7-210

Hard Rock International S7-410

Hard Rock International Limited S4-408

Harmony Marina Suites S7-100

HARMONY TRAVEL AND TOURISM INVESTMENT SERVICES S16-310

Harry Potter and the Cursed Child | TravelBeat N8-220

Harzer Schmalspurbahnen / Harz narrow-gauge railway N8-538

HashStudioz S2-314

Hastings Hotels N8-210

Hauts-de-France tourisme N2-220

HAVAS CREATIVE TOURS S5-222

Haven Riviera Cancún

S6-210,S6-410

Havila Voyages N8-308

HAYLEYS LEISURE N11-220

Hayleys Travels(Pvt)Ltd N11-220

Hazendal Wine Estate S16-200

HBX Group S3-221

HCC HOTELS N7-200

HCC Kft. S4-408

Heart of Hokkaido GEO ADVENTURE ~Furano-Biei~ N11-400

Heathrow Airport N8-220

Heidelberg.travel GmbH N8-538

Heineken International B.V. N8-417

HELENA RESORT N7-210

Heliconia Amazon River Lodge S5-220

Helle Hollis Car Rental N5-520

HELLING’S TRAVEL S6-512

Helloworld Travel DMC Team | ATS Pacific & AOT Inbound N9-515

HELNAN INTERNATIONAL

S8-202,S8-500

Henan,Where China Began N10-220

Henri Willig Cheese N8-417

Heritage & Veranda Resorts Mauritius N11-200

Heritage Expeditions (2018) Ltd S5-113

Heritage Hotels Limited S15-300

Heritage in Britain N8-420

Heritance Aarah N11-210

HETCO TOURS - GREECE

N2-230,N2-530

Hey Iceland N8-400

HeyLight S1-224

Heysem Travel N4-210

Heytrip International Limited S3-328

HF Hotels N4-200

HİB N5-512

Hibeds | Aerohub — A Letsfly Group Company S3-408

HIDDEN SICILY DMC

N2-240,N3-200

Hideaway Rio Celeste S6-200

Highland Explorer Tours N8-220

Highline Tours & Travel S3-424

HighSun DMC Portugal & Spain N4-200

Hiking Adventure Treks Pvt Ltd N12-511

Hillsborough Castle and Gardens N8-210

Hilton

S8-202,S8-500

Hilton S4-301

Hilton Abu Dhabi Yas Island S10-210

Hilton All-Inclusive S4-301

Hilton Barbados Resort S6-330

Hilton Belgrade N9-400

Hilton Cabo Verde Sal Resort S4-301

Hilton Cancun Mar Caribe All-Inclusive Resort S4-301

Hilton Chania Old Town Resort & SPA S4-301

Hilton Dalaman Sarigerme Resort & SPA N4-210

Hilton Doha S8-210

Hilton Doha The Pearl | Aleph Doha Curio Collection by Hilton S8-210

Hilton Dubai Al Habtoor City | V Hotel Dubai, Curio Collection by Hilton| Al

Habtoor Palace, Preferred Hotels & Resorts S10-201

Hilton Dubai Jumeirah & Hilton Dubai The Walk S10-201

Hilton Dubai Palm Jumeirah S10-201

Hilton Egypt

S8-202,S8-500

HILTON GARDEN INN NAIROBI AIRPORT S14-220

Hilton Hotels Dubai Al Seef S10-201

Hilton Hotels Seychelles N11-528

Hilton Hotels Zagreb, Keight Hotel Opatija,

Hotel Preko Ugljan Island S4-301

Hilton Malta & Doubletree by Hilton Malta N3-410

Hilton Mauritius Resort & Spa N11-200

Hilton Rijeka Costabella Beach Resort

& SpaHilton Rijeka Costabella Beach Resort & Spa S4-301

Hilton Salalah Resort S11-210

HILTON SALWA BEACH RESORT & VILLAS S8-210

Hilton Sri Lanka N11-220

Hilton Taghazout Bay Beach Resort and spa N1-210,N1-200,N1-208

Hilton Tulum Riviera Maya All Inclusive Resort

& Hilton Cancun, an All-Inclusive Resort S4-301

Hilton Yala Resort N11-220

Himalaya Safety Treks & Expedition Pvt. Ltd. N12-511

Himalayan Guides Nepal Treks & Expedition P. Ltd. N12-511

Himalayan Quests & Adventures N12-511

HIPOTELS N6-210

HIS - Miki Travel UK Limited N11-400

HIS Dream Travel Business Group LTD

N2-230,N2-530

Historic Royal Palaces N8-420

Hit Alpinea Hotels Kranjska Gora N8-230

Hoiana Resort & Golf N10-420

Holafly S4-409

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Featured Exhibitors


Holiday Ao Nang Beach Resort And Holiday Style

HOTEL PRINCIPE & HOTEL AMADEUS N3-500

Ao Nang Beach Resort Krabi N10-210

HOTEL PROMESSI SPOSI 4*L – LAKE COMO EAST SIDE N3-510

Holiday Bosnia N9-339

HOTEL SAMPIERO N2-220

Holiday Inn Prague N8-500

Hotel San Bada Resort & Spa S6-200

Holiday Ireland Tours N8-210

Hotel Selfoss N8-400

HOLIDAY MOMENTS TOURISM LLC S10-509

Hotel Skalite N7-210

Holiday Planners N9-410

HOTEL SPORTING S.R.L. N2-540

Holiday World Resort N5-520

Hotel Suites Albayzin del Mar N6-200

HolidaylinkDMC N9-623

Hotel Sunce Neum N9-339

HolidayPirates Ltd S3-308

HOTEL TERME ABANO VERDI N3-500

HOLIDENT DENTAL HOSPITAL N5-512

Hotel Villa Fontaine N11-505

Holland Incoming N8-417

Hotel Wulfenia N9-330

Holy Jerusalem Tours S9-100

Hotel Zlatibor**** & Hotel Pupin***** ( UOS Galens Invest ) N9-400

Holy Land Incoming Tour Operators Association S9-100

Hotel Zochova chata****, Slovakia N8-300

Homefans S4-105

HOTELBRAIN GROUP

N2-230,N2-530

HOMES & VILLAS BY GRECOTEL

N2-230,N2-530

HotelDO - A Despegar Brand S3-422

HOMETOWN OF CONFUCIUS, FRIENDLY SHANDONG N10-220

HOTELES CENTER N6-210

Honest Global N4-210

Hoteles Cumbres S5-422

HOP HEALTH N5-512

HOTELES HACIENDA DEL PERÙ S5-220

Hopbilar N8-400

Hoteles Poseidon N7-300

HopOn HopOff Holland N8-417

Hoteles Xcaret

S6-210,S6-410

Horizon Voyages N11-220

Hotelska grupa Budvanska rivijera N9-330

Horizontes Nature Experiences S6-200

Hoti Hoteis Portugal N4-200

HORSE COUNTRY RESORT CONGRESS & SPA N2-540

HOTUSA GROUPS (KEYTEL) N6-210

Hortus Botanicus Leiden N8-417

Hover Tours Costa Rica S6-200

HOSBEC, HOTEL AND TOURISM BUSINESS ASSOCIATION

HSM Bulgaria Hospitality Sales Management N7-210

REGION OF VALENCIA N7-300

htopgroup N7-200

Hospitality Line N8-220

Hudson Yards S7-430

HOSTETUR N6-505

Hugo’s Hotels N3-410

Hotel Águila de Osa S6-200

Huvafenfushi Maldives N11-210

Hotel Ami Budva Petrovac N9-330

Hvammsvík Hot Springs & Nature Resort N8-400

Hotel Argana & SPA Agadir

N1-210,N1-200,N1-208

HVD Hotels N7-210

Hotel Avala Resort & Villas N9-330

Hwaidak Hotels S6-630

HOTEL BAHIA TROPICAL ALMUÑÉCAR, COSTA TROPICAL N6-200

Hwaidak Titanic Hotels S7-518

Hotel Barceló Málaga N5-520

Hyatt Centric Cairo West

S8-202,S8-500

HOTEL BORGO GIUSTO TUSCANY

N2-240,N3-200

Hyatt Centric Levent İstanbul N4-210

Hotel Boutique Casa del Rio S6-200

Hyatt Centric Malta N3-410

Hotel Boutique Faro Silleiro N6-210

Hyatt Hotels & Resorts S6-230

Hotel Cabin, Hotel Klettur & Hotel Örk N8-400

HYATT REGENCY IZMIR ISTINYEPARK N4-210

Hotel Calimala Firenze- Milano

N2-240,N3-200

Hyatt Taghazout

N1-210,N1-200,N1-208

HOTEL CORALLO SORRENTO

N2-240,N3-200

Hotel Costa Calero Thalasso & Spa N5-210 I

HOTEL DO MAR & HOTEL PALACIO DO ESTORIL N4-200

I. Hatzilazarou SA N2-425

Hotel Dom Pedro Lisboa N4-200

I.D. Riva Tours . Your Croatia Travel Specialist N9-200

Hotel Du Collectionneur Paris N2-220

IATA N6-120

HOTEL DU TASSO SORRENTO

N2-240,N3-200

Iberia Sports N7-200

Hotel El Sant Cugat N7-200

Iberosports N5-220

HOTEL EMPERADOR N6-210

IBIS ADVENTURES LTD S13-210

Hotel Fonte Santa & Termas de Monfortinho N4-200

IBIS Hotel Tilburg N8-417

Hotel Grand Chancellor Australia & New Zealand N9-510

Ibis Styles Sarajevo N9-339

Hotel Hesperia Andorra N6-509

IBIZA TOURIST BOARD N5-420

Hotel Hospes N6-200

Iceland Hotel Collection by Berjaya N8-400

HOTEL INDIGO S5-402

Iceland Travel N8-400

Hotel Indigo Dubai Downtown S10-201

Icelandair N8-408

Hotel Jadín Tecina y Fred Olsen Express N5-210

ICELANDIA N8-400

Hotel Las Majadas S5-422

ICOM Marina Sea View N11-210

HOTEL MADERO BUENOS AIRES S6-512

Icon Consultants N11-220

Hotel Marquês de Pombal | Hotel Roma, Portugal N4-200

ICS TRAVEL GROUP CO. LTD N10-210

Hotel Movenpick Sarajevo N9-339

IDEAS MARKET EXPERIENCES N5-520

HOTEL NORD NUOVA ROMA

N2-240,N3-200

IDEIA TOURS - D.M.C. S5-222

Hotel Occidental Puerto Banus N5-520

Idiliq Hotels & Resorts - Wyndham Costa del Sol N5-520

HOTEL ODJO DAGUA S16-320

IDS Bulgaria / In Destination Services N7-210

Hotel Parador Nature Resort & Spa | Hotel Arenal Manoa S6-200

IFS Cloud Cable Car N8-220

HOTEL PARC, HOTEL AMBASADOR MAMAIA N7-310

Ifuru Island Maldives N11-210

Hotel Park Split & Fenomen Plitvice & Villa Petra N9-200

IGUASSU FALLS S5-222

HOTEL PAZO LOS ESCUDOS N6-210

IHG Hotels & Resorts

S8-202,S8-500

HOTEL POBLADO PLAZA S6-510

IHG Hotels Dubai Festival City S10-201

IHG Jordan Hotels S11-300

Il Bagolaro SSA

N2-240,N3-200

IL DOGE DI VENEZIA - All Around Venice N3-500

ILHA VERDE RENT A CAR N4-200

Ils Tours S5-422

ILS TOURS DMC S6-512

Ilunion Hotels N6-200

Imagine Experiences ltd

TF2

Imagine Tour Operator

N2-240,N3-200

Imereti destination management organization (DMO imereti) N8-200

IMG Worlds of Adventure S10-201

IMPERATORE TRAVEL WORLD S.R.L.

N2-240,N3-200

IMPRESSIA TOURS N10-511

IMPRO TRAVEL N7-409

Impulse Travel Colombia S6-510

IN ROME COOKING SRL

N2-240,N3-200

IN TOURS PORTUGAL N4-200

Inara Travel S5-422

InCentrum Roma

N2-240,N3-200

INCOMING BERGAMO & ITALY - DMC N3-510

Incoming Liguria Together

N2-240,N3-200

Incoming welcome berlin tours N8-538

Indian Hotels Company Limited N12-411

Indochina Travel & DMC N10-420

Infinite S3-210

Infinite Tours S11-210

Infinity Vacations (Pvt)Ltd N11-220

Inivie Hospitality N9-220

Innotality Hospitality N9-310

INNOVART ARGENTINA DMC S6-512

Innstant Travel S3-423

Inova Hospitality Management

N2-230,N2-530

Inside Tours DMC Portugal N4-200

Inspira Liberdade Boutique Hotels N4-200

Inspiretec S2-300

INSTAZIONE

N2-240,N3-200

INSTITUTO DISTRITRAL DE TURISMO S6-510

INSTITUTO DO TURISMO DE CABO VERDE S16-320

INSTITUTO GUATEMALTECO DE TURISMO – INGUAT S5-522

INSTITUTO MUNICIPAL DE TURISMO - CURITIBA TURISMO S5-222

Instyle Chauffeured Limousines Australia Pty Ltd N9-510

Intas Destination Management Inc. N10-200

Inter Alpha Travel & DMC

N2-230,N2-530

InterContinental Fujairah Resort S10-400

InterContinental Hotel Dubai Marina S10-201

InterContinental Malta N3-410

Intercontinental Mauritius Resort N11-200

InterContinental Muscat S11-210

Intercontinental Ras Al Khaimah Mina Al Arab Resort & SPA LLC S10-509

InterContinental Residences Dubai Business Bay

and Kimpton Sevn Dubai S10-201

Interlaken Holiday Region N8-310

International Association of Tourists and Travelers

MP19

International Caravan Travel Service N9-117

International Hospitality Institute

MP20

Interplan N6-200

InterPlan N5-520

Intertours - Madeira Travel Specialists N4-200

Intertravel S11-320

Intotravel DMC Portugal N4-200

INTRA TOURS - DMC in Turkey since 1980 N4-210

INTREPID COLOMBIA S6-510

INTREPID DMC

N1-210,N1-200,N1-208

Intrepid DMC Pty Ltd S4-100

Intrepid DMC Vietnam N10-420

INTRODUCING CASTELLÓN N7-300

intuitive S2-320


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Featured Exhibitors


iNUA Hospitality N8-210

Inversiones Hoteleras Playa del Duque N5-100

Investment and Development Agency of Latvia N7-409

INVISA HOTELES N5-420

iOL S3-210

IRAQ TOURS S11-510

Iraqi Ministry of Culture & Tourism & Antiques S11-510

IRIS HOTEL - ORADEA N7-310

Irish Ferries N8-210

IRISH FERRIES N8-510

ISABELA ISLAND GALAPAGOS S5-402

ISCHIAHOTELS.IT - CONSORZIO OPERATORI TURISTICI DELL’ISOLA

D’ISCHIA - FEDERALBERGHI ISCHIA & PROCIDA

N2-240,N3-200

Iscra Tour Operator for Italy and Europe

N2-240,N3-200

Ishin Hotels Group Co., Ltd. N11-400

Island Adventures(Pvt)Ltd N11-220

Island Leisure N11-220

ISOLEINVIAGGIO TOUR OPERATOR

N2-240,N3-200

Israel Government Tourist Office N1-300

Isram Israel N1-300

ISROTEL N1-300

ISULATRAVEL - LUXURY VILLAS IN SICILY

N2-240,N3-200

ITA Airways

N2-240,N3-200

Italcamel s.p.a S4-220

Italcamel Tour Operator | The Leading Italian Specialist N2-240,N3-200

ItaliAbsolutely

MP7

Italian Hospitality Collection spa

N2-240,N3-200

Italian Royal Experience

- Residenze Reali Sabaude Piemonte N2-240,N3-200

ITALIANA VACANZE SRL

N2-240,N3-200

Italica DMC

N2-240,N3-200

Italo

N2-240,N3-200

Italy Breeze

N2-240,N3-200

ITALY CAR RENT S4-110

Italy Destination by Paltours N3-510

Italy Luxury Travel

N2-240,N3-200

ITALYPASSTOURS

N2-240,N3-200

ITC Hotels Limited N12-419

ITERMAR DMC - TOUR & BUS OPERATOR

N2-240,N3-200

ITI MARINA Hotels & Resorts N2-540

ITINERA EXPERIENCE DMC ITALY

N2-240,N3-200

ITO Tours N8-417

ITT (Institute of Travel and Tourism)

MP8

Iwokrama S6-438

IZMIR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE N4-210

J

J&K Coaches Ltd N8-210

JA Manafaru N11-210

JA Resorts & Hotels S10-201

Jabal Omar Co. S8-420

JacTravel N8-220

Jamaica Tourist Board S7-311

JAMBO GROUP

N2-240,N3-200

Jamogrand Group- Mongolia and Asia DMC N10-620

Jan Hotels N8-500

JAN-POL Incoming Tour Operator N8-430

JANE DMC KOREA N9-410

Jannah Hotels & Resorts S10-210

Jans Tours N9-220

Japan Airlines N11-400

Japan National Tourism Organization N11-400

Japan Travel KK S3-424

Japan-san N11-605

JARDIM DA AMAZONIA LODGE S5-222

JAWLAH TOURISM S11-200

JAZ HOTEL GROUP S13-310

Jeevawasa (Adiwana, Inara, Emana Hotels & Resorts) N9-220

Jeju Island N9-410

JESOLO - Tourism Organization N3-500

JETT S2-228

Jetwing Hotels Ltd N11-220

Jetwing Travels N11-220

Join The Pipe - City Water S16-305

Jonview S7-434

Jordan Address Travel And Tourism S11-300

Jordan Experience Tours S11-300

Jordan Horizons Tours & Travel S11-300

Jordan Tourism Board S11-300

Josun Hotels & Resorts [The Luxury Collection / Westin Hotels] N9-410

JOURNEY MENTOR LTD S3-302

Journey Scapes / Sigiriya Jungles N11-220

Journey Travel Agencies N10-400

Journeymax Executive Travels S16-215

JOURNEYS DMC BRAZIL S5-222

JR Central Hotels N11-605

JR EAST HOTELS N11-400

JR Kyushu Private Travel Servie N11-400

JTB ASIA DMC NETWORK N11-120

JTB Global Marketing & Travel Inc. N11-400

JUJU PREMIER PALACE N4-210

Julian Alps N8-230

Jumbo Tours DMC N6-200

Jung Ho Travel Service N9-410

Jungfrau - Top of Europe N8-310

JUNGLE DWELLERS S14-220

Juniper Travel Technology S4-200

Jupiter Hotel Group N4-200

Just A Drop S5-209

JUSTSICILY

N2-240,N3-200

JUULCHIN WORLD TOURS N10-620

JV Dolores Travel Services LLC N9-420

JW Marriott Guanacaste Resort & SPA S6-200

JW Marriott Maldives Kaafu Atoll Island Resort N11-210

JW Marriott Maldives Resort & Spa N11-210

JW Marriott Marquis City Center Doha S8-210

K

Kaamos Lodge By Explore The North N8-518

KAARA GORILLA MOUNTAIN LODGE S13-210

KAI TRAVEL

N2-240,N3-200

Kaimoo Resorts and Hotels N11-210

KaiSol Romance Resort Sahl Hasheesh

S8-202,S8-500

Kakslauttanen & Utsjoki Arctic Resorts N8-518

KAMELYA COLLECTION EXCLUSIVE HOTELS N4-210

Kamstra Travel B.V. N8-417

Kandima Maldives N11-210

KANIKA HOTELS & RESORTS N3-210

KAPETANIOS GROUP N3-210

Kappa Senses Ubud N9-220

Kaptio Ltd S2-309

KARAVAN TRAVEL N4-210

Karisma Hotels & Resorts

S6-210,S6-410

Karma House Travel and Tourism S11-300

KARPATEN ASSOCIATION FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT N7-310

Karpaten Tourism s.r.l. N7-100

Karunakarala Ayurveda Resort N11-220

Karusan Travels N11-220

Kata Palm Group | Kata Palm + Rawai Palm + Maikhao Palm N10-210

KATA SEA BREEZE RESORT N10-210

Katara Hospitality S8-210

Katarina Line Cruises & Tours Croatia N9-209

Kaunas IN N7-410

Kavaya N9-310

Kayumanis Private Villa & Spa N9-220

Kazakh Adventures N9-506

KBA DMC N9-220

KC Beach Club and Pool Villas, Koh Samui Thailand N10-210

Keahotels N8-400

KEDROS TRAVEL

N2-230,N2-530

KEIO TRAVEL AGENCY N11-505

Kemi Tourism Ltd - Experience 365 N8-518

Kempinski Hotel Cancún

S6-210,S6-410

Kempinski Hotel Muscat S11-210

Kempinski Nile Hotel Cairo

S8-202,S8-500

Kempinski Seychelles Resort Baie Lazare N11-528

Kenya Tourism Board S14-220

KENYA UTALII COLLEGE S14-220

KENZI HOTELS GROUP

N1-210,N1-200,N1-208

Kerala Tourism N12-418

Ketzaltour Tour Operator & DMC

S6-210,S6-410

Key Tours S2-200

Keyonna Beach S7-220

KEYS TOURS S13-310

Khalidia Palace Hotel Dubai by Mourouj Gloria S10-201

Khamas Hospitality S10-201

Khasab Travel & Tours S11-210

Khiri Travel S4-318

KICHWA PERU & BOLIVIA DMC S5-220

KIKTOUR – BALTIC DMC N7-410

Kili Villa Ltd S15-300

Kilit Hospitality Group / Crystal Hotels & Nirvana Hotels N5-400

Killarney Jaunting Cars -Tangney Tours N8-210

Killary Fjord Boat Tours N8-210

Kim’s M&T DMC Korea N9-410

Kimpton Los Monteros Marbella N5-520

Kitty Tours Srl

N2-240,N3-200

KIUBO COLOMBIA TRAVEL SAS S6-510

Kleemann Tours N8-210

KMS Travel S5-422

KNMtravel DMC N8-230

KNOSSIANS

N2-230,N2-530

Kobe, Himeji N11-400

Köln-Düsseldorfer Deutsche Rheinschiffahrt S4-520

Kompas d.o.o. N9-208

Kompas DMC N8-230

KOMPAS Touroperator LLP N9-506

Koninklijke Spido N8-417

KonTiki Travel & Service N9-400

KonTour Travel Colombia S6-510

KOOB.Tech S2-219

Koppan Hospitality S16-215

Kora Beach Resort Phuket N10-210

Kora Tours N12-511

Korea Tourism Organization N9-410

Korean Air N9-410

Korehalal Trip N9-410

Korineum Golf & Beach Resort N5-409

Koyasan & Kumano Kodo, Wakayama N10-517

Krka National Park N9-200

Kronplatz Plan de Corones

N2-240,N3-200

KTI VOYAGES

N1-210,N1-200,N1-208

KTS VOYAGES DMC FRANCE N2-220

Kuoni Tumlare N5-424

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KUTCHIRE LODGE S15-208

KWETU NAIROBI,CURIO COLLECTION BY HILTON S14-220

L

l’atelier du voyage

N1-210,N1-200,N1-208

LA Almazara LA Organic N5-520

La Bohéme Tours N8-500

LA CALA RESORT N5-520

La Cigale Hotel Managed by Accor S8-210

La Cucina Sabina Villa & Resort

N2-240,N3-200

La Finca Resort N7-300

La Fonda Heritage Hotel Relais&Châteaux N5-520

La Gomera Tourist Board N5-210

La Palma Tourist Board N5-210

La Perle By Dragone S10-201

La Regina Cruises Group N10-527

LA RIOJA 360 GRADOS AVANZA N6-210

La Romana Airport S7-210

La Zambra Resort N5-520

LAAX N8-310

LAC VIET TRAVEL & TRADING CO., LTD N10-420

LAGO DI COMO

N2-240,N3-200

Laguna Lodge Tortuguero Costa Rica S6-200

Laila Tours & Travel S9-100

Lake Como Convention Bureau

N2-240,N3-200

Lake Como Experiences N3-510

Lake Como Golf Destination

N2-240,N3-200

LAKE COMO INCOMING N3-510

Lake Como Villas-Gardens-Museums Group

N2-240,N3-200

LAKE GARDA TRAVELS SRL N3-500

Lake Lucerne Navigation Company N8-310

Lake Maggiore Tourism Board

N2-240,N3-200

LAKE NAKURU LODGES S14-220

Land Tours Ghana Ltd. S16-215

Landmark Lancaster Bangkok N10-210

Langhe Monferrato Roero Tourism Board

N2-240,N3-200

Langi Langi Beach Bungalows S13-310

Lanka Holiday Destinations N11-220

LANTERNE MAGICHE ORTIGIA

N2-240,N3-200

Lanzarote Tourism N5-210

Lapland Royal Adventures N7-125

LARA SMILE N5-512

LARNAKA TOURISM BOARD N3-210

Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority S7-410

LATAM AIRLINES S5-222

Lava Show N8-400

LE GRAND TOURISM ENTERPRISES

N2-230,N2-530

Le Jadis Beach Resort and Wellness N11-200

Le Meridien Hotel & Conference Centre Dubai S10-201

Le Meridien Maldives Resort & Spa N11-210

Le Royal Meridien Abu Dhabi S10-210

Le Royal Meridien Beach Resort and Spa S10-201

Leaders travel

S8-202,S8-500

Leading Taiwan Travel Agency N9-210

Lebanon Ministry of Tourism S11-320

lebua Bangkok N10-210

LEGENDARY PERU S5-220

Leipzig Travel N8-538

Leisure S8-210

Lemax d.o.o. S2-420

Leonardo Hotels N8-430

Leonardo Hotels N5-520

LEONARDO HOTELS & RESORTS MEDITERRANEAN N3-210

Leonardo Hotels UK & Ireland N8-220

Leopard Tours S14-328

LEPTOS CALYPSO HOTELS N3-210

LESHUTTLE N2-220

LeShuttle N8-510

LETS GO MALDIVES PVT LTD N11-210

LETSGOTOSARDINIA BY CARLO MELIS N2-540

LIBERTY AFRICA SAFARIS LTD S3-424

Liberty Hotels&Resorts N5-600

Liberty Switzerland N8-310

Liburnia Hotels & Villas N9-200

Liège Airport N8-510

LIFE SOURCE: HOTEL****S - FOOD EXPERIENCE - MICE - CLINIC N3-510

LIFESTYLE HOTEL MANAGEMENT L.L.C S10-210

Liledo Travel S11-110

Lily Hotels N11-210

LIMA TOURS S5-220

Limpopo Tourism Agency S16-200

Lindbergh Hotels

Lindos Hotels Group

N2-240,N3-200

N2-230,N2-530

Lion Travel Service Co., Ltd. N9-210

Lisa Tours and Travel N9-320

Lisboa Convention Bureau N4-200

LISBOAT - Boat Tours is Lisbon N4-200

Lithuania Travel - National Tourism Development Agency N7-410

LIVE ECUADOR & SUCHIPAKARI JUNGLE LODGE S5-402

Living Roots Travel N8-200

Living Tours Portugal & Spain N4-200

Livinit Azores N4-200

LIVVO Hotel Group N5-210

LJR Consultancy /The Nai Harn N10-210

Ljubljana Tourism N8-230

LLC “Travelistan” N9-420

LLUCMAJOR Town Hall N5-220

Loberias del Sur - Carretera Austral S5-422

LOCAL EXPERTS TOURS N6-210

LOCANDAHUB S9-421

Lokman Hekim Engürüsağ N5-512

Lomas Hospitality

Lomas Travel

S6-210,S6-410

S6-210,S6-410

London North Eastern Railway (LNER) N8-220

London Transport Museum N8-420

Long Beach Resort

Look at Egypt Tours

S8-202,S8-500

S8-202,S8-500

Lopesan Costa Bavaro Resorts, Spa & Casino S7-210

Lopesan Hotels Management S.L. N5-518

LORDOS HOTELS (HOLDINGS) PUBLIC LTD -The Golden Bay Beach

-Lordos Beach Hotel- Golden Coast Beach Hotel N3-210

LORO PARQUE N5-510

LOT Polish Airlines N8-430

LOTTE Hotels & Resorts N9-410

LOTTEJTB N11-120

Loughview Leisure Group N8-210

LOUIS HOTELS N3-110

Lourdes Tourist & Travel Agency N1-300

LOVE5TERRE

N2-240,N3-200

LPTI N12-431

LSR N11-220

Lu’ Hotels N2-540

Lublin - City of Inspiration ECoC 2029 N8-430

Lublin Region N8-430

Lueftner Cruises S4-420

Luna Hotels & Resort N4-200

Lusanova DMC N4-200

Lux Travel DMC N10-420

LUX* South Ari Atoll, Maldives N11-210

Luxakari Hospitality Group (LHG) S10-108

Luxury Destination

S8-202,S8-500

LUXURY INDO TRAVEL N9-220

Luxury Services Kazakhstan N9-506

Luxury Tours Morocco DMC

N1-210,N1-200,N1-208

LVG Hotel Collection

N2-240,N3-200

LW Tickets N8-220

LYRA CRUISE COLLECTION N10-420

M

Maagiri Hotel N11-210

Macdonald Hotels & Resorts N8-220

Macdonald Resorts Spain N5-520

MACHEFERT GROUP N2-220

Maciá Hoteles N6-200

MACONDO DMC S A S S6-510

made in 2010 Ltd t/a made Tourism Marketing N8-128

made Tourism Marketing N8-128

Madeira Food on Foot Tours N4-200

Madeira Tourism Bureau N4-200

Madhya Pradesh Tourism Board N12-210

Madifushi Private Island N11-210

Madurodam - Mini-Holland N8-417

Magic DMC S10-210

Magic Hotels

N1-210,N1-200,N1-208

Magic Mike Live N8-220

Magnum Travel

N2-240,N3-200

Mai Resorts/Seaview & Andaman Seaview, Phuket N10-210

Maine Office of Tourism S7-330

Maistra Hospitality Group N9-200

Máj - House of fun N8-500

Majestic Holidays S6-335

Majestic Resorts Punta Cana S7-210

Makkah Hotel and Towers S9-528

Makunudu Island N11-210

Malahini Kuda Bandos N11-210

Malak hotel doo N9-339

MALATESTA VIAGGI TOUR OPERATOR

N2-240,N3-200

MALAWI GAMING AND LOTTERIES AUTHORITY S15-208

MALAWI MINISTRY OF TOURISM S15-208

MALAWI TRAVEL MARKETING CONSORTIUM S15-208

Maldivian N11-210

Malet Travel N3-410

Malopolska Region & Krakow N8-430

Malta Marriott Resort & Spa N3-410

MALTA SUN ISLAND SERVICES GmbH N3-410

Malta Tourism Authority N3-410

MAMAIA CONSTANȚA BLACK SEA COAST N7-310

MAMBERTO

N2-240,N3-200

Mamma Mia! The Party N8-520

Manage Your Trip S1-322

MANATI LODGE S5-222

Manchester City Football Club Limited N7-105

Mandara Hotels N11-220

Mandarin Cruise Line

S8-202,S8-500

Mandarin Oriental, Doha S8-210

Mangia’s Resorts & Clubs N2-120

Mannai Holidays and Inbound Tourism S8-210

Manta Air N11-210

MAPENZI BEACH VILLAGE LTD S13-310

Mar-Bella Collection

N2-230,N2-530

Maradiva Villas Resort & Spa / Sands Suites Resort & Spa N11-200

Marbella Costa Rica Tour Operator & DMC S6-200

Marbella Tourism Board N6-200

Marco Polo Central Asia Travel N9-610

Margaritaville Beach Resort Nassau & British Colonial Nassau S6-335

MARINA DI PETROLO HOTEL & SPA

N2-240,N3-200

Marintur Indonesia N9-320

Maritim Hotels Mauritius N11-200

Mark Tours S11-210

Marketing Manchester N8-220

MARMARIS CHAMBER OF COMERCE N4-210


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Marmaris Municipality N4-210

Marquee Limousines N9-510

MARRIOTT ALFORSAN HOTEL OWNED BY AL FORSAN HOTELS L.L.C

-SOLE PROPRIETORSHIP L.L.C. S10-210

MARRIOTT Egypt

S8-202,S8-500

Marriott Hotels Costa Rica S6-200

MARRIOTT INTERNATIONAL

S8-202,S8-500

Marriott International N10-200

Marriott Marquis Dubai Creek S10-201

Marriott Mauritius N11-200

Marriott Resort Palm Jumeirah S10-201

Marriott Village Orlando S7-230

Marsa Alam Investors Association

S8-202,S8-500

Marsa Malaz Kempinski, The Pearl - Doha S8-210

MARTI HOTELS N4-210

Martinhal Hotels & Resorts N4-200

Martsam Travel S5-522

Martulli Viaggi - DMC

N2-240,N3-200

Masarra DMC S10-210

MASI WINE EXPERIENCE N3-500

Mason’s Travel N11-528

MATCHA Samui Resort N10-210

MATDAN ECO TOURS N7-310

MATO GROSSO S5-222

Mauritius Tourism Promotion Authority N11-200

Mauritours LTD N11-200

Mautourco ltd N11-200

MAVA TRAVEL PERÚ S5-220

Maverick Helicopters S7-410

Maxeria Blue Didyma Hotel & Libero Tours N4-500

Maya Sky DMC S5-522

Maya Trails S5-522

Mayan Gateway S5-522

MAYFAIR HOTELS N3-210

MAZI TRAVEL and EVENTS

N2-230,N2-530

Mazza Coaches N8-220

MB Rent Luxury Agency Limousine Service

N2-240,N3-200

MBA & Irelands Choice / Coach & Chauffeur Drive Ireland N8-210

MC HOTELS COLLECTION

N2-240,N3-200

McConnell’s Distillery N8-210

McKeever Hotels N8-210

ME by Meliá Dubai S10-201

MEANDER AFRICA SAFARIS S14-220

Mears Transportation Group / Mears Connect S7-230

Meca International DMC

S6-210,S6-410

Medcruises.cy / YachtOn N3-210

MEDINA HOTELS & RESORTS S11-520

Mediterranea Hotel & Convention Center

N2-240,N3-200

MedPlaya Hotels N7-200

Meet You N7-210

Mega Travel Group S2-200

Megaworld Hotels & Resorts N10-200

Meininger Hotels N8-515

Melali Bali DMC N9-220

Melia Genova- Melia Italy

N2-240,N3-200

Melia Ho Tram Beach Resort N10-420

Meliá Hotels International S7-210

Meliá Hotels International N5-220

Melia Hotels International - Bulgaria N7-210

Melo Travel - Azores DMC N4-200

MENARA TOURS

N1-210,N1-200,N1-208

Menzel Travel DMC N4-200

MERCADO & EVENTOS

MP6

Mercan DMC Turkey N4-210

Mercure Lisboa Almada N4-200

Mercure Namur Hotel N8-510

MERUSAKA NUSA DUA N9-220

METROPOLITAN TOURING COLOMBIA SAS S6-510

METROPOLITAN TOURING PERU S5-220

Mexcellence Travel

Mexico

Mexico Touring DMC

S6-210,S6-410

S6-210,S6-410

S6-210,S6-410

MGALLERY - VERANDA RESORT GROUP N10-510

MGM Muthu Hotels N4-200

MGM Resorts International S7-410

MHL Hotel Collection N8-210

Michelangelo International Travel N3-600

Michlifen Resort & Golf

N1-210,N1-200,N1-208

Middle East Airlines- Air Liban S11-320

Midleton Distillery Experience N8-210

Miki Travel - European DMC N8-521

Miki Travel Online Limited S3-320

Millennium Hotels and Resorts Middle East and Africa S10-201

Mimino In Caucasus N8-200

Mini-Europe N8-515

Ministry of Culture and Tourism of The People’s

Republic of China N10-220

Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Qatar S8-108

Ministry of Industry, Entrepreneurship and Trade

Kosovo Investment And Enterprise Support Agency N5-429

MINISTRY OF TOURISM OF CABO VERDE S16-320

Ministry of Tourism of The Republic of Bulgaria N7-210

MINOR HOTELS N6-210

Minor Hotels N11-220

Minor Hotels N4-200

MINOR HOTELS S6-512

Miracle Travel and Tourism Oman S11-210

MIRAL DESTINATIONS - SOLE PROPRIETORSHIP L.L.C. S10-210

Miramar Al Aqah Beach Resort S10-400

Misa Tours International S7-434

Mistertransfer N5-220

MITSIS

N2-230,N2-530

Miyazaki・Tokyo Skytree (HAS)・USJ・Wakayama N10-517

Miyazaki, Aoshima N10-517

Mize S3-300

ML HOTELES - HOTEL YARAMAR N5-520

ML HOTELES - HOTEL YARAMAR - HOTEL ANGELA N5-520

Moco Museum S2-200

Mode Sathorn Hotel Bangkok N10-210

MODENATUR INCOMING TOUR OPERATOR & DMC N2-240,N3-200

Modulr S2-218

Mogador Hôtels & Resorts

N1-210,N1-200,N1-208

Mogotel Hotel Group AS N7-409

MOIRA TRAVEL TURKEY DMC N4-210

Moivaro Lodges & Tented Camps Tanzania S14-415

Moj Avanturisticki Turizam - Explore Mostar N9-339

MONARCH TRAVEL

N1-210,N1-200,N1-208

Monarque Hoteles N5-520

Mongolia Great Genghis tours & expeditions N10-620

Mongolian Tourism Organization N10-620

Montebelo Hotels & Resorts N4-200

Montenegro Adventures DMC N9-330

Montenegro National Tourism Organisation N9-330

Montenegro Stars Hotels group N9-330

Montenegro Tourist Service DMC N9-330

MONTI PALACE HOTEL

N2-240,N3-200

Montparnasse 56 S4-329

Moon Palace The Grand Punta Cana S7-210

Moonline Travel and Trade Ltd. S4-500

Moonstride S1-222

Morabeza S16-320

Morabitur S16-320

MORANDITOUR - DISCOVER ITALY N3-510

Mori Trust Hotels & Resorts Co.,Ltd. N11-400

Moroccan Secret Handbook - the luxury travel N1-210,N1-200,N1-208

MOROCCO PRIVATE TRAVEL

N1-210,N1-200,N1-208

MORPHO EVASIONS COSTA RICA S6-200

MOTORSITE - LA TERRA DEI MOTORI

N2-240,N3-200

Mount Lavinia Hotel N11-220

Mountain Goat Tours N8-120

Mourne Mountains & Ring of Gullion N8-210

MOVE DMC & MICE SERVICE N5-520

MOVE VIAGGI

N2-240,N3-200

Mövenpick Grand Al Bustan Hotel & Convention Centre Dubai S10-201

Mövenpick Hotel Mansour Eddahbi

& Palais des Congrès Marrakech

N1-210,N1-200,N1-208

Mövenpick Resort & Spa El Gouna

S8-202,S8-500

Mövenpick Resort Al Marjan Island S10-509

Movviendo Tourism Group N6-200

MOZETI TOURS AND SAFARIS LTD S13-310

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MPALE CULTURAL VILLAGE S15-208

MS Collection | Moon & Sun N4-200

MS Hoteles N5-520

MTA Costa Rica S6-200

MTLV DMC N4-200

Mtours Slovenia DMC N8-230

MTS Globe N6-510

MTS GLOBE - MALTA N3-410

MTS Globe Portugal N4-200

MTTURKEY N5-512

MUGLA METROPOLITAN MUNICIPALITY N4-210

Mulu Marriott Resort & Spa N10-400

Mulu National Park (Borsarmulu Park Management) N10-400

MUNICIPALITY OF KUSADASI N4-210

MUNICIPALITY OF MIDYAT N4-210

Municipality of Pomorie N7-210

Municipality of Samokov & Borovets Resort N7-210

Municipality of Varna N7-210

MUNICIPIO DE BONITO S5-222

MUSEO SCUOLA GRANDE SAN GIOVANNI EVANGELISTA DI VENEZIA N3-500

Museum Of The Future S10-201

MUSKITA HOTELS LTD - FOUR SEASONS & AMATHUS BEACH HOTELS N3-210

MY ITALIAN GUIDE DMC

N2-240,N3-200

MY MISANO INCOMING

N2-240,N3-200

My Story Hotels N4-200

My Top Tour N6-200

MYKONOS ISLAND

N2-230,N2-530

MYMA TRAVELS CO. LTD S16-215

MyTaiwanTour Travel Service Co., Ltd N9-210

Mytransfers N5-220

MYTRIPS TRAVEL AND TOURS N10-200

Mývatn Nature Baths N8-400

N

Naalis Travels & Tours Pvt Ltd N11-210

Naeba Prince Hotel N11-405

Nakhal & Cie S11-320

Nana Hotels /Karatzis S.A. Idustrial & Hotel Enterprises N2-230,N2-530

Naplesbay Tour N3-116

NAPO WILDLIFE CENTER - NAPO CULTURAL CENTER S5-402

NAPOLI OFFICIAL TOUR BY MISTERWHITE TRAVEL SRL N2-240,N3-200

Nasco Tours

S8-202,S8-500

Nasikia Camps S15-300

Nassau Paradise Island Promotion Board S6-335

NASSF TRAVEL - B CORP S5-220

National Museums Northern Ireland N8-210

National Travel Service (NTS)

S8-202,S8-500

Native Trails

S6-210,S6-410

Nativex S2-304

Naturanda Turismo N6-200

Nature Voyage N11-220

Navera Phuket – MGallery Collection N10-210

Nawafir Tours S11-300

NAXOS RESORTS HOTELS COLLECTION

N2-230,N2-530

Neopolis Travel N4-210

Nepal Big Mountain Travel Company Pvt. Ltd. N12-511

Nepal High Trek & Expedition Pvt. Ltd. N12-511

Nepal Social Treks and Expedition N12-511

Nepal Tourism Board N12-511

NETBEDS S3-210

NetStorming S3-421

NETWORK WORLD TRAVEL GROUP S.R.L./IV

LUXURY SOCIETA’ COOPERATIVA ARL

N2-240,N3-200

New Zealand Fine Touring/nzsidekick N9-510

Newhotel Software S2-311

Newmarket Holidays N5-409

NEXA AI Lab S3-323

NEXA INTERNATIONAL BRANDS N9-220

Next Holiday

S8-202,S8-500

Nexta Managements N6-509

NexusTours S7-210

NEYA Hotels N4-200

NH Collection Dubai The Palm S10-201

NH Collection Maldives Havodda Resort N11-210

NH Prague City and NH Collection Prague N8-500

Niagara Helicopters Limited S7-434

NICO NICO TRAVEL N11-400

NIKKI BEACH RESORT & SPA KOH SAMUI N10-210

Nile Crown Cruises & Palm Beach

S8-202,S8-500

Nimax Theatres N8-220

Nimbus Travel China N11-105

Nirvana Over the World LLC S10-210

NITERÓI S5-222

Nitro Travel Solutions S2-110

Nivunki Village N8-518

Niza Cars N6-200

NIZA CARS N5-520

NKAR Travels & Tours(Pvt)Ltd N11-220

NKURINGO SAFARIS S13-210

NNT&DMC N9-410

NOEMA VIAGGI

N2-240,N3-200

Noku Maldives N11-210

Noleggiare Italy Car Rent

N2-240,N3-200

NOOE Maldives Kunavashi N11-210

Norbu Bhutan Travel Pvt Ltd N12-302

Nord Destination Management Company AS N8-308

Nordis Travel N8-308

NORMA VACANZE

N2-240,N3-200

Normandy Tourism Board N2-220

Norse Atlantic Airways and London Gatwick Airport S7-330

NORTH AEGEAN ISLANDS

N2-230,N2-530

North Cyprus Diving Centres Association N5-409

North Cyprus Hoteliers Association N5-409

North Cyprus Restauranteurs Association N5-409

North Cyprus Tourism Centre Ltd N5-409

North Cyprus Tourism ve Travel Agencies Association N5-409

North Cyprus Tourist Guides Association N5-409

Northern Norway Tourist Board N8-308

Norwegian Nature Center - Hardanger N8-308

Norwegian Travel N8-308

Nova Maldives N11-210

Noval Properties S7-210

NoviNomad Travel Company N9-117

NPR Auto Group S5-309

NST TRAVEL

N2-230,N2-530

NÜ Car Rentals S7-430

Nubian Hotels

S8-202,S8-500

Nueva Vista DMC N7-412

Nusa Dua Beach Hotel & Spa - Handwritten Collection N9-220

O

OAKWOOD HOTEL & RESIDENCE SRI RACHA N10-510

OASIS LODGES

N1-210,N1-200,N1-208

Oasis Wildlife Fuerteventura N5-210

Oca Hoteles N6-210

Ocean Advice S4-520

Oceandiva | A world apart S4-520

Oceanview Eco Villas And Kangaroo Island Touring Company N9-510

Oceanwide Expeditions S6-103

Ocotea Group S6-200

OD HOTELS & RYANS HOTELS & APARTMENTS N5-420

ODA TOURS COMPANY LTD S13-310

ODEONBEDS S4-308

Office National Marocain du Tourisme

N1-210,N1-200,N1-208

Oita Prefecture Tourisum Strategy and Promotion Office N11-502

Ojha Holidays Tours & Treks Pvt. Ltd N12-511

Okinawa Convention &Visitors Bureau N11-400

OLIVEN ITALIA

N2-240,N3-200

OLTA TRAVEL CYPRUS N3-210

Oman’s Ministry of Heritage and Tourism S11-210

OMED Centro de Experiencias N6-200

OMICRON HOTELS

N2-230,N2-530

OmnesTour Ltd N8-200

ON TRAVEL SOLUTIONS S16-320

On Travel Solutions N4-200

Ona Valle Romano Golf & Resort N5-520

ONEFLY INTERNATIONAL LIMITED S2-329

Onix Spa LLC N5-429

OnSpot Assist S2-219

Ontime Airports Ltd T/A Luxury Minibus London N8-630

OnTravel DMC N4-200

ONYX Hospitality Group N10-210

Opatija Marriott Resort & Spa N9-200

Open Destinations S2-418

OPERA IN ROMA - MUSIC & EVENTS

N2-240,N3-200

Orange Travel S2-403

Orchestra

S3-210,S3-310

Orchid Travel & Tourism S11-510

ORIENT STAR GROUP LLC N9-420

Orient tours for Hotels and tourism development S6-610

Orient Voyages N9-420

Original Irish Hotels N8-210

ORINTER INCOMING S5-222

Orion Trek Voyages S4-318

Ormond Group N10-500

Osiris Portugal & Spain DMC N4-200

OUIGO ESPAÑA N6-210

Outdoor Kosova LLC N5-429

Outrigger Maldives Maafushivaru Resort N11-210

Outrigger Mauritius Beach Resort N11-200

Outshine Adventure Pvt. Ltd N12-511

Overseas Travel DMC S10-210

Owadan Tourism N9-610

OWAY Tours - DMC Spain N6-200

Özel Estecenter Cerrahi Tıp Merkezi N5-512

P

P GROUP BULGARIA N7-210

P1 Travel S3-110

Pacto DMC N9-220

PAFOS REGIONAL BOARD OF TOURISM N3-210

Paganella Dolomiti Booking DMC

N2-240,N3-200

Pairi Daiza N8-510

Pakistan Tourism Development Corporation N9-520

Palau de la Música Catalana N7-200

Palazzo Acampora N2-648

PALAZZO DEL DUCA HOTEL & RESTAURANT

N2-240,N3-200

Palazzo Venere - Musa Hotels

N2-240,N3-200

Palazzo Versace Hotel Dubai S10-201

Palisis S2-200

Palm Royale Resort Soma Bay

S8-202,S8-500

PALMA 365 Tourism Foundation / Fundació Turisme Palma 365 N5-220

Palma Travel DMC N8-230

Paloma Hotels N4-210

Pan Arab Tours

S8-202,S8-500

Pan Lanka Travels N11-220

PANAMERICANA DE VIAJES DMC S6-510

Panan Krabi Resort N10-210

Panas Sophisticated Hospitality

N2-230,N2-530

Panda Travel Egypt

S8-202,S8-500

Panhou Retreat N10-420


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Panorama Destination N9-320

Panorama Destination N10-210

Panorama Destination Indonesia N9-220

PANTANAL EXPLORER DMC S5-222

PANTANAL WILD SAFARIS S5-222

PAPILLON LAGOON REEF HOTEL S14-220

PARADEE N10-210

Paradesa Borneo (One Wayang Tours) N10-400

Paradis Plage Surf Yoga & Spa Resort

N1-210,N1-200,N1-208

PARADISE & WILDERNESS LTD S13-310

Paradise Holidays N12-418

Paradise Vietnam - Halong Bay Cruise N10-420

Paradisus by Melia Bali N9-220

PARADORES DE TURISMO DE ESPAÑA SME SA N6-210

Paraty Tech S1-428

PARC HOTELS ITALIA, Lake Garda N3-500

Park Hotel Marinetta****

N2-240,N3-200

Park Hyatt Abu Dhabi Hotel and Villas S10-210

PARMA INCOMING

N2-240,N3-200

Parques de Sintra N4-200

Passage to Arabia DMC S10-210

PASSION BRAZIL S5-222

Past & Present Journeys S4-408

PATMOS AKTIS, A LUXURY COLLECTION RESORT & SPA,

GREECE

N2-230,N2-530

Patricia Leiro González N6-210

Patronat de Turisme de la Diputació de Tarragona N7-200

Patronat Municipal de Turisme de Salou N7-200

PATRONATO TURISMO DE MELILLA N6-210

Paul John Resorts & Hotels Pvt. Ltd. N12-208

PAXIMUM S3-316

Paysafe Holdings UK Limited S3-409

Peakpoint Global Turizm Dis Tic Ltd S4-210

Pearl Travel Service Pvt Ltd N11-210

Pearle Beach Resort & Spa N11-200

PEGA DMC Germany GmbH N8-538

PEGASUS AIRLINES N4-210

PEGASUS DMC S5-222

Pegasus Reef Hotel N11-220

PENDELI HOTEL PLATRES N3-210

Penguin Travel N7-210

PENINSULA TOURS N5-208

Perfecta Travel - DMC N9-200

Perla Tours N7-200

PERNERA BEACH HOTEL N3-210

PERSONAL BRASIL INCOMING DMC S5-222

PERU A TRAVEL S5-220

PERU JAMUY S5-220

PERUINKASICO TOUR OPERADOR & DMC S5-220

PERURAIL S5-220

PERUVIAN SOUL S5-220

Pestana Hotel Group N4-200

PHC Hotels - Portuguese Hospitality Collection N4-200

PHH Hotels & Resorts N8-430

Philian Hotels & Resorts N2-420

PHOENIX TOUR DMC N7-412

PHOENIX VOYAGES N9-310

Phuket Graceland Resort & Spa N10-210

Phuket Marriott Resort & Spa, Merlin Beach N10-210

PHX DMC Group S6-510

Pickalbatros Hotels

N1-210,N1-200,N1-208

Picos de Aventura, Animação & Lazer N4-200

Pierre & Vacances - Les Villages Nature Paris N2-220

PIERRE ET VACANCES N5-520

Pierre Vacances (Spain) N6-200

Pilsner Urquell: The Original Beer Experience N8-500

Pinapark N6-200

Pink Berry Cars Ltd N8-220

PKFARE S2-307

PLA DE MALLORCA, Mancomunitat N5-220

Planet Tours

S8-202,S8-500

PLAY Airlines N8-400

Playa Hotels & Resorts S6-230

Plaza Premium Group N9-406

Plaza Tours DMC S11-300

PLAZADMC N4-210

Pliant GmbH S3-410

Plitvice Lakes National Park N9-200

Plovdiv Municipality N7-210

Pokhara Ultralight Pvt. Ltd N12-511

POLAND TOUR N8-430

Poland Tour Team N8-430

Polar Latitudes S5-113

Polish Tourism Organisation N8-430

PONTO A BRAZIL S5-222

PORANDUBA AMAZÔNIA S5-222

Porcel Hoteles N6-200

PortAventura World Parks & Resort N7-200

Portlantis N8-417

Porto & North Tourism Bureau N4-200

PortoBay Hotels & Resorts N4-200

Portofino Coast

N2-240,N3-200

Poseidon Beach Resort 5* N7-210

POSEIDONIA BEACH HOTEL N3-210

PRAGUE BOATS N8-500

Prague City Tourism a.s. N8-500

PRAHOVA DMO - Tourism Board N7-310

Pramana Experience N9-220

PRECISION AIR SERVICES PLC S13-310

Premiant City Tour N8-500

Premier Le Reve Hotel & Spa

S8-202,S8-500

Premier World Choice N5-409

Premium Golf Travel

N1-210,N1-200,N1-208

PREMIUMPASS INTERNATIONAL N9-410

PRIDEINN HOTELS, RESORTS AND CAMPS S14-220

Prima Hotels N1-300

PRIMA TOUR

N2-240,N3-200

PRIMATE TOURS S4-105

PRIME TRAVEL SERVICE TURIZM SEY. TAŞ. INŞ. SAN. VE TIC. LTD.ŞTI. S3-329

PRIMOPIANO VIAGGI

N2-240,N3-200

Princess Cruise Line

S8-202,S8-500

Princess Hotels & Resorts S7-210

Priohub S10-201

PRISMA TOUR N7-310

PRIVATE SAFARIS S14-220

Private Selection Hotels & Tours N8-310

PRIVATE SICILY

N2-240,N3-200

Pro Travel DMC N9-400

ProColombia S6-510

Promet T&T N8-230

PROMETHEA VOYAGES GEORGIA N8-200

Promoció Turística Eivissa N5-220

PROMOTORA NEPTUNO S6-510

Promotora Punta NIZUC

S6-210,S6-410

PROMPERÚ S5-220

PROTOUR N2-320

PT Jelajah Wisata Digital N9-320

PT Multi Mitra Wisata N9-320

PT. Harum Indah Sari Tours & Travel N9-220

PT. U & I Holidays - Indonesia N9-328

Publituris

MP5

Puerto de Indias Distillery Experience & Visitor Center N6-200

Puerto Vallarta

S6-210,S6-410

PULLMAN LIMA SAN ISIDRO, PULLMAN LIMA MIRAFLORES

Y MGALLERY MANTO LIMA HOTEL S5-220

Pullman Phuket Karon Beach Resort N10-210

PUNTA DEL SANTO HOMELIKE EXPERIENCES SL N6-200

PURE MOROCCO

N1-210,N1-200,N1-208

PURE! COLOMBIA S6-510

PURE! PERU S5-220

PUY DU FOU FRANCE N2-220

Pyramisa Hotels & Resorts

S8-202,S8-500

Q

Q´INTI S5-220

QALEA CLUB - PANTELLERIA

N2-240,N3-200

Qantas N9-510

Qasr Al Watan S10-210

QC Enterprises S8-210

QDrive Performance

S5-305,TF8

Qiddiya Investment Company S8-220

Qinghai Provincial Department of Culture and Tourism N10-220

QUALIDAY TRAVEL N3-210

QUALITY TRAVEL S6-512

QUARUM ARGENTINA EXPERIENCE DMC S6-512

Quasar Travel and Tours N10-200

Queen Elizabeth 2 S10-201

QUENDOO N7-210

Quest Excursions S3-424

Quietvox AG N8-525

QUIMBAYA TOURS SAS S6-510

Quito Turismo S5-402

R

R Hotels S10-201

R2D2 DMC N4-210

RABAT MARRIOTT

N1-210,N1-200,N1-208

Rabbie’s Tours N8-220

Radisson Aquatica Resort Barbados S6-330

RADISSON BLU & RADISSON RESIDENCES

TAGHAZOUT BAY

N1-210,N1-200,N1-208

Radisson Blu Golden Sands N3-410

RADISSON BLU HOTEL BUCHAREST N7-310

Radisson Blu Hotel Cairo Heliopolis S7-120

RADISSON BLU HOTEL FLORENCE

N2-240,N3-200

Radisson Blu Hotel Istanbul, Şişli N4-210

Radisson Blu Hotel, Marrakech Carré Eden N1-210,N1-200,N1-208

Radisson Blu Resort Galle,Radisson Hotel Kandy

& Radisson Hotel Colombo N11-220

Radisson Blu Resort, Fujairah S10-400

Radisson Hotel Group Oman S11-210

Radisson Resort Marjan Island Ras Al Khaimah S10-509

Radisson Resorts Mauritius N11-200

Rafahia Travel S11-320

Raffles and Fairmont Doha S8-210

Raffles Dubai S10-201

Rahaa Resort N11-210

Railtours Ireland First Class N8-210

Rainbow Air Inc. S7-434

Rainbow Tourism Group S15-300

Rajah Tours Philippines N10-200

Rajasthan Tourism N12-320

Rakuten Travel Xchange Pte. Ltd S3-309

Ramada by Whydham Colombo N11-220

Ramada Plaza Resort & Suites International Drive ORlando S7-230

Ranieri Tour Operator

N2-240,N3-200

Rara Avis Travel N10-620

RARO DISCOVERY N3-510

Ras Al Khaimah Tourism Development Authority S10-509

Rategain Technologies LLC S2-410

RateHawk, part of Emerging Travel Group S4-510

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Rawnsley Park Station N9-510

Real Hotels Group N4-200

RECORD GO MOBILITY N7-300

Red Sea Global S9-400

Reef Oasis Hotels & Resorts

S8-202,S8-500

Reem Mall S10-210

Reethi Faru Resort N11-210

Regency Holidays S8-210

Regency Salgados Hotel & SPA N4-200

REGGIO TRAVEL

N2-240,N3-200

REGIÓN DE MURCIA, COSTA CÁLIDA - SPAIN N6-505

REGION EASTERN MACEDONIA - THRACE

N2-230,N2-530

REGION OF ATTICA

N2-230,N2-530

REGION OF CENTRAL GREECE

N2-230,N2-530

Region of Central Macedonia

N2-230,N2-530

REGION OF CRETE

N2-230,N2-530

REGION OF EPIRUS

N2-230,N2-530

Region of Peloponnese

N2-230,N2-530

Region of South Aegean

N2-230,N2-530

REGION OF THESSALY

N2-230,N2-530

REGION OF WEST MACEDONIA - GREECE

N2-230,N2-530

REGIONE CALABRIA

N2-240,N3-200

REGIONE LOMBARDIA N3-510

Regione Piemonte

N2-240,N3-200

Regione Piemonte - Visit Piemonte DMO

N2-240,N3-200

Regione Sardegna - Assessorato del Turismo,

Artigianato e Commercio N2-540

REGNUM HOTELS N5-500

Rehlat Alsafari S11-510

RELAIS VILLA SCHIATTI / TOURS IN TUSCANY

N2-240,N3-200

Relax Turizem DMC Slovenia N8-230

Remac Tours S6-330

Rembrandt Hotels Corporation N10-210

Renaissance Orlando at SeaWorld S7-230

Renata Travel DMC Sardinia N2-540

Renthub Srl S1-420

Reollo Travel Pvt Ltd N11-210

Resabee Travel Tech S1-329

Resfeber Holidays - Sri Lanka DMC N11-220

Residence Inn by Marriott Sheikh Zayed Road S10-201

RESIDENZE DI CAMPAGNA SAN GIULIANO N2-540

Resorts World at Sentosa Pte. Ltd. N11-110

Resorts World Las Vegas S7-410

Resrvation Hotels Italy

N2-240,N3-200

Retaj Hotels & Hospitality S8-210

Rete Bella Liguria

N2-240,N3-200

RETEVACANZE - HOTEL CONTE DI CABRERA

N2-240,N3-200

REUNION ISLAND N11-404

REVO Hospitality Group N8-538

Revolut Business S2-328

RezLive.com S4-320

RH Hotels N7-300

Rhaetian Railway N8-310

RIAD CORPORATION N9-410

Riali Consult S16-215

Ribeira Collection Hotel by Piamonte Hotels N4-200

RIDA INTERNATIONAL TOURISM & TRAVEL S9-421

Right Holidays N5-409

Rigi N8-310

Rijksmuseum N8-417

RIO DE JANEIRO S5-222

RIO MAXIMO TOURS S5-222

Rio Perdido - a Thermal River Hotel S6-200

RIOTUR S5-222

Riva degli Etruschi

N2-240,N3-200

River Advice S4-520

Rixos Al Mairid Ras Al Khaimah S10-509

Rixos Bab Al Bahr S10-509

Rixos Gulf Hotel Doha S8-210

Rixos Hotels S10-201

Rixos Hotels Egypt S10-510

RIXOS HOTELS TÜRKİYE N4-210

Rixos Marina S10-210

Rixos Premium Qetaifan Island North & Meryal Waterpark S8-210

RIXOS PREMIUM SAADYAT ISLAND - SOLE PROPRIETORSHIP L.L.C. S10-210

Riya Travel & Tourism LLC S10-210

Riyadh Air S9-500

Roaa Tours for Travel and Tourism S11-510

Roamless eSIM S3-500

ROBERT ARRIGO & SONS LTD. N3-410

ROBINSON N4-200

Rocamar Lido Resort N4-200

Rocket Desitination tourism S10-210

ROLANDIA DMC ROMANIA N7-310

ROMALIVE EXPERIENCE

N2-240,N3-200

Roman Baths, Bath N8-420

Romania Ministry of Economy, Digitalisation,

Entrepreneurship and Tourism N7-310

ROMANIAN FEDERATION OF HOTELS INDUSTRY N7-310

ROMANIAN RIVIERA - CONSTANTA COUNTY N7-310

ROME HABI CABS

N2-240,N3-200

ROMOTUR DMC N6-210

Rosewood Doha S8-210

Rosotravel S4-408

ROTA PANTANAL-BONITO/MATO GROSSO DO SUL S5-222

Rotana Hotels S10-201

Rotana Hotels S10-210

ROTOURS DMC N7-310

Rotterdam Leisure Groep N8-417

Rove Al Marjan Island S10-509

Rove Hotels S10-201

Rovos Rail Tours (Pty) Ltd S16-300

Royal Avila Boutique Resort N9-220

Royal Botanical Gardens – Kew N8-420

Royal Collection Trust N8-420

Royal European Travel N9-210

ROYAL GROUP HOTELS & LUSSO HOTELS N4-210

Royal Horticultural Society N8-420

Royal Mountain Travel - Nepal S4-318

Royal Museums Greenwich N8-420

Royal Palace Het Loo N8-417

ROYAL SARAY RESORT S11-200

ROYAL ZANZIBAR BEACH RESORT S13-310

Royalton Resorts S7-220

RRS Discovery N8-220

Rural Heritage Nepal N12-231

Rustic Travel N10-500

Rwanda Development Board S15-200

Rye Tour N9-410

S

S HOLDING / S Tours

S Resorts

S.I.T. Società italiana Trasporti s.r.l.

N2-230,N2-530

N2-230,N2-530

N2-240,N3-200

S.T.I. – BASQUE COUNTRY DMC N6-210

SAAD Tours - DMC S11-320

Saadiyat Cultural District S10-210

Sabah Tourism Board N10-500

SABAI SABANA HOTEL ( NEWSABAIWING CO.LTD) N10-510

Sächsische Dampfschifffahrt S4-520

SAFFRON TRAVEL N10-513

Sagalés Coach Hire Services N7-200

Sahid Hotels & Resorts N9-220

Sai Daeng Resort Koh Tao N10-210

Saigontourist Group N10-528

SAILNSTAY N4-608

Saint Lucia Tourism Authority S7-100

Sakkara Group International S6-535

Saladino tours

S8-202,S8-500

SALAMIS TOURS N3-210

SALKANTAY TREKKING PERU S5-220

SALVADOR DA BAHIA S5-222

Sama AL-Asima travel agency S11-510

SAMOS GREECE N2-636

SAN MARCO LUXURY HOTEL & VILLAS

& EPIC BLUE LUXURY HOTEL SUITES & VILLAS

N2-230,N2-530

SAN MARINO TOURISM BOARD

N2-240,N3-200

SAN MARINO WELCOME

N2-240,N3-200

San Pedro Spanish School S5-522

Sanamentum N5-512

SANAT TRAVEL EXPERTS DMC N9-420

SANDA YACHTING N4-210

SANDOS N6-210

SANDY BEACH HOTEL N3-210

Sani Car Rental S16-200

SANTANYÍ Town Hall N5-220

Santhiya Resorts & Spas N10-210

SANTIAGO TURISMO N6-210

Santika Indonesia Hotels & Resorts N9-220

SANTORINI ISLAND

N2-230,N2-530

SAO PAULO STATE S5-222

SÃO SEBASTIÃO - SP S5-222

Sar-El Tours & Conferences N1-300

Sarawak Tourism Board

N10-400,TF10

Sardinia Slow Holidays N2-540

SARDINIA TOURS AND EXPERIENCES N2-540

SAROVA HOTELS & RESORTS KENYA S14-220

SATA S9-220

SATGURU DMC KENYA S14-220

Satguru Travel S16-200

Satguru Travel and Tours W.L.L S8-210

Satguru Travel DMC (Egypt)

S8-202,S8-500

Satori Adventures Pvt. Ltd. N12-511

SATS PERU S5-220

Saudi Tourism Authority

S9-210,S9-510,S9-520

Saudia Airline S8-520

Sava Hotels & Resorts N8-230

Savoy Signature Hotels Madeira N4-200

SAWELA LODGES S14-220

SAXONY TOURISM N8-538

SAYAMA Travel N10-210

SBA-Norðurleið N8-400

SCCStar N4-200

SCENERY TRAVEL SERVICE S6-512

SCENIC TRAVEL SERVICE

N2-240,N3-200

Schilthorn Cableways LTD. N8-310

Science Museum Group N8-420

SCOPELLO CASEVACANZE BY CICERONE TOUR

N2-240,N3-200

Scylla AG S4-428

Sea Cliff Resort & Spa, Zanzibar S13-310

SEA ISLAND TRAVEL AND TOURS LTD N3-210

Sea Resorts Hotels N11-200

SEA SAND SUN RESORT AND VILLAS N10-510

SEA TRAVEL HOLIDAY APARTMENTS N2-540

Seagull Travel N7-410


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Sealand Tours DMC Croatia N9-200

Seaside Collection N5-210

SEBY SORBELLO COOKINGOUT

N2-240,N3-200

Secrets Wild Orchid Montego Bay, Secrets St. James Montego Bay,

Secrets St. Lucia S6-230

See Reality, Inc. S2-316

SeeKrakow INCOMING TOUR OPERATOR N8-430

Seibu Prince Hotels & Resorts N11-405

Select Hotels & Experiences N8-210

SELECTED HIDEAWAYS - HOTEL MANAGEMENT

N2-230,N2-530

Selva Bananito Experience S6-200

Senator Hotels & Resorts N6-200

SENSA Hotels N4-200

SENSE OF AFRICA S14-220

Sense of Africa - East Africa S15-300

Sense of Africa Namibia S15-300

Sense of Africa, South Africa S15-300

Sense of Oceans S15-300

Sepilok Tropical Wildlife Adventure Sdn Bhd N10-500

Serbia National Tourism Organisation N9-400

SERCOTEL N6-210

SERENA HOTELS S13-310

Serendipity Retreats Sri Lanka N11-220

Serenity Makadi Hotel

S8-202,S8-500

Serenity Makadi Resort

S8-202,S8-500

Serry Beach Resort

S8-202,S8-500

SERVANTRIP S3-210

Servatur Hotels & Resorts N5-210

SERVIGROUP HOTELS N7-300

SEVENTE N3-500

Sevilla Fashion Outlet N6-200

Sevilla FC N6-200

Seville Unique Experiences N6-200

SGA Travel N4-210

Shaanxi Provincial Department of Culture and Tourism N10-220

SHADES OF AFRICA TRAVEL S14-220

Shakespeare Birthplace Trust N8-420

Shakespeare’s Globe N8-420

Shanghai Municipal Administration of Culture and Tourism N10-220

Shangri-La Colombo & Shangri-La Hambantota N11-220

Shangri-La Le Touessrok, Mauritius N11-200

Sharjah Airport Authority S9-220

Sharjah Asset Management S9-220

Sharjah Commerce & Tourism Development Authority S9-220

Sharjah Institute for Heritage S9-220

Sharjah Museums S9-220

Sharjah National Hotels S9-220

Sharjah Old Cars Club S9-220

Sharjah Sport Council S9-220

Sharp Travel Service N10-200

Sharq Village & Spa, a Ritz-Carlton Hotel S8-210

Shaza Doha Hotel S8-210

Sheraton Grand Doha S8-210

Sheraton Jumeirah Beach Resort S10-201

Sheraton Kosgoda Turtle Beach Resort N11-220

Sheraton Maldives Full Moon Resort & Spa N11-210

Shiba Park Hotel/Park Hotel Tokyo N11-400

Shine Travel N10-620

Shurooq S9-220

Sichuan Culture and Tourism N10-220

Siddhalepa Ayurveda and Anarva N11-220

Sidetours Incoming Services N6-200

Sidetours Incoming Services N5-220

Sierra Leone Tourism Board S16-310

SIGHTS OF ATHENS

N2-230,N2-530

Sightseeing Experience srl N3-100

Signia by Hilton Amman S4-301

SILESIA REGION SILESIAN TOURISM ORGANISATION N8-430

Silk Road Armenia N9-610

Silk Road Destinations N9-610

SILKEN HOTELES N6-210

SILVERBIRD TRAVEL PLUS S14-220

Simplenight S4-410

SimpleSIM N2-220

Simpleview N5-520

Singapore Airlines N9-510

Sirene Belek Hotel N4-210

Sisin Travels N11-220

SIT Malta N3-410

Sitara International Ltd. N9-420

SITES TRAVEL S13-210

SIVA TRAVEL SERVICES

N2-230,N2-530

SJourney - The first luxury train trip in Viet Nam N10-420

SK HOSPITALITY

N2-230,N2-530

SKA Group N5-618

Skål International N4-600

Ski resorts of Serbia N9-400

Ski Serveis / Ski Serveis Premium N6-509

SKIATHOS island www.skiathos.gr

SKIATHOS PALACE-ALKYON HOTEL

SKY express

N2-230,N2-530

N2-230,N2-530

N2-230,N2-530

Sky Lagoon Iceland N8-400

Skyalps

N2-240,N3-200

Skylord Travel Group S4-401

Skyway DMC N9-506

SL Wide Tours (Pvt) Ltd N11-220

Slovak National Collection of Wines N8-300

SLOVAKIA TRAVEL N8-300

Slovenian Tourist Board N8-230

Slow Italy Tours / Ferula Viaggi

N2-240,N3-200

SLOW LAKE COMO N3-510

SLS Baha Mar S6-335

SM EVENTS TOUR OPERATOR

N2-240,N3-200

Smart Leisure & Travels N10-400

Smartness S2-401

SmartRental Group N5-210

Smartvisit International S10-201

Smartwings Group N8-500

Smithwick’s Experience Kilkenny N8-210

Smolenice Castle N8-300

SMS Tourism N3-410

SMYROOMS S4-300

Snaeland Travel N8-400

Snoonu Trading and Services S10-100

Snowy Horizon Treks & Expedition Pvt. Ltd. N12-511

SO/ MALDIVES N11-210

So/Ras Al Khaimah S10-509

SO/Sotogrande Spa & Golf Resort Hotel N5-520

Social Nature Movement (SNM) N9-510

SODEXO LIVE ! N2-220

Sofitel Al Hamra Beach Resort S10-509

SOFITEL BAHRAIN ZALLAQ THALASSA SEA & SPA S11-200

Sofitel Bali Nusa Dua Beach Resort Indonesia N9-220

Sofitel Dubai Jumeirah Beach S10-201

Sofitel Dubai The Obelisk S10-201

Sofitel Hotels Cairo

S8-202,S8-500

Sognare Insieme Viaggi di Angela Donato

N2-240,N3-200

Soho Boutique Hotels N6-200

SOHO HOSPITALITY GROUP N5-520

Soholidays S3-210

SOL MARBELLA ESTEPONA ATALAYA PARK N5-520

Sol Oasis Marrakech By Melia International N1-210,N1-200,N1-208

Solana Tours S4-318

SOLE BLU SRL

N2-240,N3-200

Solis Indian Ocean Ltd N11-200

Solo Grupos N6-210

Soma Bay Resort S7-514

SOMAK SAFARIS S14-220

Somatheeram Ayurveda Group N12-408

SON SERVERA & SANT LLORENÇ DES CARDASSAR

Tourism Consortium N5-220

Sonesta Hotels, Resorts & Nile Cruises. Egypt

S8-202,S8-500

Sonesta St. George Hotel Luxor & Nile Cruise

S8-202,S8-500

Sonia Friedman Productions N8-220

SOOJIB N9-410

Sopa Lodge, Kenya / Tanzania S15-300

SORRENTO COAST - ATAPS SCARL

N2-240,N3-200

South African Airways S16-200

South African National Parks S16-200

South African Tourism S16-200

South American Tours DMC S5-116

SOUTH EXPEDITIONS S5-402

South Point Hotel Barbados S6-330

South Sinai group

S8-202,S8-500

South Sinai Trave

S8-202,S8-500

Southeast Travel Corporation N10-200

Southern Africa 360 Luxury Holidays S16-200

SOUTHERN CROSS SAFARIS S14-220

SOUTHERN PALMS BEACH RESORT S14-220

Southern Sun Hotels Interests (Pty) Ltd S15-300

Southern Wales N8-220

Southern World N9-510

SPACE HOTELS ITALY

N2-240,N3-200

Spain by Train N6-200

Spanish Tourist Office - London N6-210

Spark Travel S3-116

Special Holidays Travel Pvt Ltd N12-404

Special Tours N8-400

Sphere S7-410

Spirit Hotel Benalmadena Beach N5-520

Sports Authority of Thailand N10-519

Sports Events 365 S3-100

SPOT TRAVEL TOURS S16-320

Spring Hotels Group N5-210

Spring Tours

S8-202,S8-500

Springbok Atlas Tours & Safaris S15-300

Sri Lanka Tourism Promotion Bureau N11-220

Sri panwa & Baba Beach Club N10-210

ST Costa Rica DMC S6-200

St Helena Tourism S15-300

St Paul’s Cathedral N8-420

St Vincent and The Grenadines S6-430

ST. GEORGE BEACH & SPA N3-210

St. James Travel & Tours S7-220

St. James Travel & Tours S6-330

ST. RAPHAEL HOTEL N3-210

St. st. Constantine and Helena Resort N7-210

STAB. TERM. ERMITAGE MEDICAL HOTEL Abano Terme, Teolo N3-500

STADEMOS HOTELS LTD N3-210

STARHOTELS - SAVOIA EXCELSIOR PALACE TRIESTE 4* N2-240,N3-200

STARLING FLEET HOLDING AG S4-520

StayUpon Hospitality Group N4-200

Steigenberger ALDAU Resort

S8-202,S8-500

Steigenberger Hotel Doha S8-210

Stella Croatica N9-100

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STELLA ΗOTELS COLLECTION

N2-230,N2-530

Stena Line N8-210

Steuart Holidays N11-220

STEVE KAY PRODUCTIONS S7-434

Stile Italiano Tours N3-510

Stintino Hotels N2-540

STONE GROUP N4-504

STOP IN ITALY T.O.

N2-240,N3-200

Stories - Experience Premium Croatia N9-200

STORY Seychelles N11-528

Stoutes Car Rental S6-330

STP Guatemala S5-522

Stripe S3-510

STRONG RENT A CAR S8-210

STUBA S3-321

STUDENT TRAVEL AGENTS NETWORK N5-110

STUDIO VACANZE GROUP N2-540

Südtirol - Alto Adige

N2-240,N3-200

Sugati Travel S2-428

Suites Cortijo Fontanilla N6-200

Summertimes N11-200

SUMMERTIMES TRAVEL LTD N3-210

Sun Group Inc S6-330

Sun International For Tourism (Savoy Group) S7-512

Sun Ocean Pvt Ltd N11-210

Sun Siyam Resorts N11-511

Sun Siyam Travels N11-210

SUNBIRD HOTELS AND RESORTS S15-208

Sunborn Gibraltar N2-423

SUNCARE DMC PROFESSIONALS N3-210

SunExpress Airlines N4-505

SUNGATE TOURS S5-220

SUNHOUSE TRAVEL LTD N3-210

SUNLAND - Amalfi Coast

N2-240,N3-200

Sunlife Hotel Management Ltd N11-200

SUNRATE S3-319

SUNRISE HOTELS LTD N3-210

SUNRISE Resorts & Cruises S7-610

Sunscape Curaçao Resort, Spa & Casino S6-230

Sunscape Dominicus La Romana S6-230

Sunseekers Tours Limited S16-215

SUNSET BUNGALOWS KENDWA S13-310

SUNSHINE B&B - DANUBE GORGES N7-310

SUPERTOUR DMC POLAND N8-430

SuperXplorers L.L.C N5-429

Suprateam Travel

N1-210,N1-200,N1-208

Supreme Services Travel & Tourism - DMC S11-320

Surprise Tourism LLC S10-210

Susesi Luxury Resort N4-210

Sutera Sanctuary Lodges N10-500

Svaneti DMO N8-200

Svata Katerina Resort N8-500

SWAN Tourism N4-210

SWANDOR HOTELS & RESORTS N4-210

Swiss Epic Tours N8-310

Swiss Group International SGI N8-310

Swiss Quality Hotels N8-310

Swiss Tailor Made N8-310

Switzerland Tourism N8-310

Switzerland Travel Centre N8-310

SWOT HOSPITALITY

N2-230,N2-530

Sydney Harbour Boat Tours N9-510

SYNTHESIS TRAVEL GROUP

N2-230,N2-530

Syrup Waffle factory N8-417

SYTA N5-110

T

Tabin Wildlife Holidays N10-500

Tailor-Made Tours N8-210

TAILWIND AIRLINES N4-210

Taiwan Outdoors N9-210

Taiwan Tourism Administration

N9-210,TF11

Taj Bentota Resort & Spa- Sri Lanka N11-220

Taj Exotica Resort & Spa, The Palm, Dubai S10-201

Takanawa, Shinagawa, Sunshine City Prince Hotel N11-405

Talas Montenegro DMC N9-330

Talbot Collection N8-210

TAM Travel Costa Rica S6-200

Tamàna Company S3-424

TAMARIND GROUP S14-220

Tamilnadu Tourism Department N12-425

Tamrich Tours S16-200

Tangerine Group Of Hotels N11-220

TANGOL S6-512

TANZANIA NATIONAL PARKS (TANAPA) S13-310

TAP Air Portugal N4-200

TAP AIR PORTUGAL S5-222

Taritiya Collection Indonesia Hospitality Management N9-220

Taronga Sydney N9-510

TARTHESHOTEL N2-540

TAS Co, Ltd N11-505

TAV Airports N4-606

Tawfeeq Holidays S8-210

TC Lipa cave N9-330

TDM Publishing Pte Ltd.

MP11

TEAMAMERICA S2-219

Teatro Flamenco Triana N6-200

Tee Travel N6-210

Teeling Whiskey Distillery N8-210

TEKSER DMC N4-210

Tel Aviv Hotel Association N1-300

Telangana Tourism N12-428

Teldar Travel S3-210

TELEFERIC GRAND HOTEL N7-310

TELSKOF DMC IRAQ S11-510

TEMBO GROUP OF HOTELS S13-310

Temple Tiger Group Of Companies N12-400

Temps de Interior N7-300

Temptation - Desire Resorts & Cruises

S6-210,S6-410

Tenerife Tourism Corporation N5-210

Tennessee Tourism S7-330

Tennessee Tourism S7-330

TENUTA PILASTRU N2-540

TENUTE BAGLIO PASSOFONDO

N2-240,N3-200

Terme Olimia – Luxury Wellness Experience N8-230

TERRA BRAZIL EXPERIENCE S5-222

TERRA INDOCHINA N10-420

Terra Nova N8-400

Terre Borromeo - Lake Maggiore

N2-240,N3-200

Terre dei Ghelfi - Wine, Olive Oil & Country Resort N2-240,N3-200

Terre dell’Alto Piemonte Tourism Board

N2-240,N3-200

TEZORO S.R.L. N2-540

TH RESORTS

N2-240,N3-200

Th8 Palm Dubai Beach Resort, Vignette Collection

& Wyndham Residences The Palm S10-201

THABUCA WINE TOURS N6-210

Thailand Journeys N10-210

Thames Luxury Charters S4-520

Thames River Sightseeing N8-220

THANOS HOTELS AND RESORTS N3-210

THB hotels N5-420

The Address Collective / McGettigan Hotel Group N8-210

The Adventure Connection Group Ltd S3-424

The Afritraveller

MP9

The Bahamas Ministry of Tourism S6-335

The Bahamas Out Island Promotion Board S6-335

The Bank Hotel Istanbul, a Member of Design Hotels N4-210

The Beatles Story N8-220

The Beautique Hotels N4-200

THE BEGIN HOTELS - TRIESTE

N2-240,N3-200

The Bellevue Hotels and Resorts N10-200

The Biltmore Hotel Tbilisi N8-200

The British Virgin Islands Tourist Board & Film Commission S6-430

The Celtic Collection N8-220

The Chedi Katara Hotel & Resort S8-210

The Clare Collection N8-210

The Coach Travel Group N8-220

The Colombian Project S6-510

The Cove Rotana Resort Ras Al Khaimah S10-509

The Crane Resort S6-330

The Dharmawangsa Jakarta N9-320

The Digital Hotelier S10-201

THE DIPLOMAT RADISSON BLU HOTEL, RESIDENCE & SPA S11-200

The Editory Riverside Santa Apolónia Hotel N4-200

the Egyptian travel agents

S8-202,S8-500

The Emporium Hotel Plovdiv – MGallery Collection N7-210

The Fives Beach Hotel & Residences S6-430

The Fladgate Partnership N4-200

The Funny Lion N10-200

The Grace, Westport Estate N8-210

The Green Spot and Terra Nova Tours N9-510

The Group Company N8-125

The Hawthorn By Galway Bay & The Connacht Hotel N8-210

The Holiday Adviser Co Ltd N10-510

THE ITALIAN JOURNEY

N2-240,N3-200

The Jerusalem Development Authority N1-300

The Julius Prague N8-500

The Kingdom of Eswatini (Swaziland) S15-300

The Lux Collective LTD N11-200

The Mango Bay Group S6-330

THE MORA S13-310

The National Gallery N8-420

The Ned Doha S8-210

THE ORAZIO S10-110

The Organizing Committee of the

2026 World Island Exhibition Yeosu Korea N9-410

THE OUT OF AFRICA EXPERIENCE S14-220

The Outpost Al Barari S8-210

The Palm Experiences Hotels N6-200

The Plaza LXR Doha Hotels & Resorts S8-210

The Plus Planet by Cristoforo

N2-240,N3-200

The Presidential Group

S8-202,S8-500

The Prince Hakone Lake Ashinoko N11-405

The QHotels Collection N8-220

The Reef Resorts & Spa

S6-210,S6-410

The Residences Vilamoura N4-200

THE RITZ-CARLTON, BAHRAIN S11-200

The Ritz-Carlton, Doha S8-210

The Royal Mint / Mint & Mine N8-220

The Royal Sands Koh Rong Resort N9-310

The Salil Hotel Riverside - Bangkok N10-210

THE SEMINYAK BEACH RESORT & SPA N9-220

THE SLOW TRAVELLERS N7-310

The Soaltee Hotels & Resorts N12-529

The St. Regis Bermuda Resort S6-235

THE STYLE OUTLETS & FACTORY

N2-240,N3-200

The Temple Hotel

S8-202,S8-500

THE TERRACES RESORT AND SPA N12-511

The Torch Doha (The Torch Hospitality) S8-210

The Trek Nepal Pvt. Ltd. N12-511

The Trekker’s Society N12-511


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The Vamoos Travel App S2-301

The Venetian Resort Las Vegas S7-410

The Villas - Barossa N9-510

THE VOYAGER SRL

N2-240,N3-200

The Westin Grand Cayman Seven Mile Beach Resort & Spa S6-439

The Westin Maldives Miriandhoo Resort N11-210

THE WHITE CAMEL

N1-210,N1-200,N1-208

THE Z GROUP TANZANIA S13-310

Thema Collection N11-220

THESSALONIKI TOURISM ORGANISATION

N2-230,N2-530

THIEN MINH GROUP N10-529

Think Bali Holidays & DMC N9-220

Thompsons Africa S15-300

Thon Hotels N8-515

THRACIА TOURIST REGION N7-210

THREELAND TRAVEL DBA GRAY LINE VIETNAM N12-231

Ticketcounter B.V. N8-417

Ticketpipe N8-128

TIEMPO LIBRE S6-512

Tierras de Córdoba N6-200

TIERRAS DE LOS ANDES S5-220

Tigerbay

S3-210,S3-310

TIKIDA GOLF PALACE

N1-210,N1-200,N1-208

TILENGA SAFARIS S13-210

Time for Georgia by Georgian bus N8-200

TIME TRAVEL MOROCCO

N1-210,N1-200,N1-208

TIMOTHY’S FAMILY

N2-230,N2-530

TIO SEA RESORT S8-210

TITAN TRAVEL TOUR OPERATOR

N2-240,N3-200

Titanic Belfast N8-210

Titanic Hotels N4-618

Titlis Cableways N8-310

Tivoli La Caleta Tenerife Resort N5-210

Tixstock S3-114

TOA HOTEL & SPA S13-310

Tobago Tourism Agency S6-418

TOBU TOP TOURS N11-400

TodayTix Group N8-530

TOHOKU JAPAN N11-400

Tokyo Convention & Visitors Bureau N11-505

Tokyo SkyTree & HAS International (DMC) N10-517

TOMA & COE N5-520

TOMORROW TRAVEL / ITALUXE JOURNEYS

N2-240,N3-200

TOMORROW TRAVEL INCOMING TOUROPERATOR

N2-240,N3-200

TONGOLE WILDERNESS RETREAT S15-208

TONICHI TRAVEL JAPAN N11-505

ToolBox Consulting Ltd N8-518

TOOTbus S4-408

TOP ATLANTICO DMC N4-200

TOP TOURS ROMANIA N7-310

Top View Travel & Trade N11-100

Topaz Tours - A Tours limited Company S7-430

TOPOLA SKIES RESORT & AQUAPARK N7-210

TORRES TRAVEL TOUR OPERATOR

N2-240,N3-200

Toscana Promozione Turistica

N2-240,N3-200

Tottenham Hotspur Football & Athletic Co Ltd. N8-110

Toucan Travel Experience N2-540

Touch Kailash Travels & Tours Pvt. Ltd N12-511

Tour Axis S4-408

TOUR DIEZ TRAVEL N5-520

Tour East Group N11-120

Tour na Itália DMC

N2-240,N3-200

TOUR OF SICILY AND ITALY

N2-240,N3-200

Tour Optima S2-200

Tour Partner Group N8-210

Tour Partner Group N8-220

Tour Quality Japan/Japan Association of Travel Agents (JATA) N11-400

Tour-Line N4-200

Tour10 N6-200

TOURGREECE SA

N2-230,N2-530

TOURISM ASSOCIATION OF SARAJEVO CANTON N9-339

Tourism Association of the City of Mostar N9-339

Tourism Authority Of Thailand -TAT Europe N10-210

Tourism Authority of Thailand – East N10-210

Tourism Authority of Thailand – North N10-210

Tourism Authority of Thailand – Northeast N10-210

Tourism Authority of Thailand – South N10-210

Tourism Committe of the Ministry of Economy of the Republic of

Armenia N7-412

Tourism Corporation of Gujarat Ltd , Gujarat State N12-325

Tourism Designers Co., Ltd. N11-605

Tourism Ireland N8-210

Tourism Organisation of Budva N9-330

Tourism Organisation of Herceg Novi N9-330

Tourism Organisation of Podgorica N9-330

Tourism Organisation of the City of Novi Sad N9-400

Tourism Organisation of Tivat N9-330

TOURISM ORGANISATION OF VOJVODINA N9-400

Tourism Promotions Board Philippines N10-200

Tourism Province of Seville N6-200

Tourism Seychelles N11-528

Tourism365 S10-210

Tourist Agency VisitGeorgia Ltd N8-200

Tourist Authority – South Moravia N8-500

Tourist board of the Cuneo region

TOURIST GUIDE OF GREECE

N2-240,N3-200

N2-640,N2-644

TOURIST OFFICE OF BASTIA N2-220

TOURIST OFFICE OF PORTO-VECCHIO N2-220

TOURIST OFFICE OF WEST CORSICA N2-220

Tourist Organization of Belgrade N9-400

Tourist Organization of Kraljevo N9-400

Tourist organization of Novi Pazar N9-400

TOURISTATION

N2-240,N3-200

Tourmania S2-200

Tourmind Corp Limited S3-420

Tourplan S3-418

ToursHub S2-200

Tourwriter S2-424

Towns of Italy Srl N3-113

tprofile ltd S3-513

Trafalgar Tickets (TTX) N9-335

Traffics

S3-210,S3-310

Trail Blazer Tours India N12-418

TRAILS OF AFRICA TOURS AND SAFARIS S14-220

Trails of Indochina N10-420

Trans Maldivian Airways Limited N11-210

Transco Travels N11-220

Transport for WALES N8-220

TRANSVIET TRAVEL- VIETNAM DMC N10-420

Travco S10-210

Travco Corporation Ltd. S4-221

Travco Jordan S11-300

Travco Travel Company of Egypt S7-510

Travel 4 Experiences N4-200

Travel Addicts Club N7-410

Travel and Tour World

MP15

Travel Before Italy S4-105

Travel Book S11-320

TRAVEL CARPATHIA N7-310

Travel City Travel Point LLC S11-210

Travel Compositor

S3-210,S3-310

Travel Connection Sport S4-229

Travel Connection Technology

S3-210,S3-310

Travel Corporation India Ltd ( Sita) N12-202

Travel Daily Media PTE Ltd

MP11

TRAVEL DELI N7-410

Travel Designer WLL S8-210

Travel Gossip

S10-112,MP35

TRAVEL GROUP PERU S5-220

Travel in

S8-202,S8-500

TRAVEL JET CO.

N2-240,N3-200

Travel Lanka Connection N11-220

TRAVEL LINK

N1-210,N1-200,N1-208

Travel News Group, Inc

MP33

Travel on Mongolia N10-620

Travel One Portugal DMC N4-200

Travel Related Incentive Programmes & Services (T.R.I.P.S.) Inc N10-200

Travel Switzerland N8-310

Travel Technology Systems Ltd S2-319

Travel Time South Pacific (DMC) & Pure Discoveries® N9-510

Travel To Marketing S4-105

Travel Trade Holland Foundation N8-417

Travel Vibes N8-200

Travel Weekly Group

MP31

Travel World China

MP12

Travel2latam Corp

MP13

TravelArt chile S5-422

Travelgate

S3-210,S3-310

Traveline Egypt

S8-202,S8-500

TRAVELING BEYOND IMAGINATION

N2-240,N3-200

Travelite DMC Philippines N10-200

Travellanda Ltd S4-228

TravelMole

MP27

TRAVELSHOP TURKEY N3-608

Travelsoft

S3-210,S3-310

TRAVELSUP S3-210

Traveltec Tourist Services N7-200

Travelution Media N11-210

TravTalk Asia

MP3

Treasure Egypt Tours and travel

S8-202,S8-500

Treebū Hotels S6-200

Treering Memories S5-207

Trekking Team Group N12-511

TREMUN HOTELES S6-512

TREND TOURISTIC SERVICES SA

N2-230,N2-530

Trenitalia N3-508

Trentino Marketing

N2-240,N3-200

TRH Hoteles N6-200

Triadt travel agency

S8-202,S8-500

Tricolage, Inc. N11-505

Trinity Hotel Groups N8-210

Trip Builder N9-410

Trip Designer Inc. / OMAKASE TOUR N11-505

TRIP JACK S3-210

Trip.com Travel Singapore Pte. Ltd. S3-520

Tripavi N11-220

TripCreator ehf. S3-509

TripGain S2-208

TripMatrix S3-106

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TRIPPYGO TOURS AND TRAVEL S14-220

TRIPS SOUTHAMERICA DMC S6-512

TRISMO DE NAVARRA- NAVARRA TOURISM N6-210

TROODOS TOURISM BOARD N3-210

Trophy Hotels

S8-202,S8-500

Tropitel Hotels & Resorts

S8-202,S8-500

Tropitel Hotels & Resorts

S8-202,S8-500

Troulanda N6-210

TRUE ITALY EXPERIENCE

N2-240,N3-200

TRUSTED DMC N10-420

TrustYou GmbH S2-423

Tsavorite Tours Limited S14-420

Tsolmon Travel LLC N10-620

tsunagu Japan TRAVEL|D2C X Inc. N11-400

TTG Asia Media Pte Ltd

MP14

TTG Media Limited

MP25

TTI - Travel Technology Initiative S2-404

TTN Middle East

MP10

TTS Group S11-520

TUCANO PERU TRAVEL BOUTIQUE S5-220

TUCAYA TRAVEL ECUADOR S5-402

Tulip Experience Amsterdam N8-417

Tumbi Hotel Dubai The Palm, Tapestry Collection By Hilton S4-301

Tunisian National Tourist Office S11-520

Tunisian Travel Service S3-210

Turan Asia N9-506

Turavion S5-422

TURIM HOTELS N4-200

Turisme Comunitat Valenciana N7-300

TURISMO CUENCA DEL PLATA S6-512

TURISMO DE ARAGON N6-210

TURISMO DE RONDA N5-520

Turismo de Sevilla N6-200

Turismo Milodon dmc Chile S5-422

TURISMO RIAS BAIXAS DIPUTACION DE PONTEVEDRA N6-210

Turismo Torino e Provincia - Torino Tourist Board N2-240,N3-200

Turismo y Planificación Costa del Sol S.L.U N5-520

TURISTICO DMC N8-500

Turkey Escapades Travel N4-210

Turkish Airlines N4-510

Turkish Hoteliers Federation (TUROFED) N4-210

Turkiye Tourism Promotion and Development Agency (TGA) N4-210

TÜROB-Hotel Association of Türkiye N4-210

TURSAB (ASSOCIATION OF TURKISH TRAVEL AGENCIES) N5-200

Turtle Beach Resort S11-210

TUSCIAMO

N2-240,N3-200

Tüyap Exhibition Center & Tüyap Palas Hotel N4-210

Twin Island Private Limited ( Ananea Madivaru Maldives) N11-210

Two Seasons Hotel and Apartments S10-201

U

UAB Lithuanian Tours N7-410

Uappala Hotels

N2-240,N3-200

Uber Boat by Thames Clippers N8-220

Ubigi S3-502

UBIO S3-419

UGANDA AIRLINES S13-210

Uganda Tourism Board S13-210

UGANDA WILDLIFE AUTHORITY S13-210

UGOLINI VIAGGI - Coach and Transport Services N3-500

UHURU ADVENTURES S13-210

UK Electronic Travel Authorisation N8-220

UKinbound N8-220

UKINO HOTELS N4-200

Uktamxon Tour N9-420

Ulu Ai Conservancy N10-400

Ulusoy Travel Center N4-210

UNA Hotels Club Ancora Stintino N2-540

UNA Italian Hospitality

N2-240,N3-200

UNCOVER COLOMBIA LTDA S6-510

UNDERWATER WORLD PATTAYA N10-510

Uni-Orient Travel, Inc. N10-200

Uniline Travel Company N9-200

Unique Lanka Travels(Pvt)Ltd N11-220

Unique Vacations (UK) Ltd. S7-220

UNIQUELY GALAPAGOS S5-402

United Hotels of Portugal N4-200

United Parks and Resorts S7-230

UNITED TRAVEL MALTA N3-410

UNITED WATERWAYS S4-520

Universal Orlando Resort S7-230

Universal Resorts N11-210

UNIVERSAL STUDIOS JAPAN N10-517

UNNIC ANDORRA N6-509

Untamed Escapes N9-510

Up At The O2 / The O2 N8-220

Upflex S3-521

Urban Saunters N8-220

US Travel Korea N9-410

UTA Jordan S11-300

Uzbekistan Tourism Committee - National PR Centre N9-420

V

V Villas Maldives at Mirihi - MGallery Collection N11-210

V.O.S - Vision of Scandinavia N8-534

V2 Travels - South African DMC S16-200

VA PUES TRAVEL S5-517

Vacatia Group - The Berkley Orlando S7-230

Val d’Aran-Pyrenees and the Lands of Lleida N7-200

Val di Fassa Tourist Board

N2-240,N3-200

Valamar N9-200

Vale Resort & Hensol Castle N8-220

VALENCIA C.F. N7-300

VALENCIA TRAVEL CUSCO S5-220

València Turisme N7-300

valentour incoming

N2-240,N3-200

Valeria Hotels & Resorts

N1-210,N1-200,N1-208

VALIANT SAFARIS S13-210

VALTELLINA N3-510

Vana Belle, a Luxury Collection Resort, Koh Samui N10-210

VANTARAKIS HOTEL COLLECTION

N2-230,N2-530

VAOVA TRAVEL S6-510

VARIETY CRUISES WORLD LTD

N2-230,N2-530

VAS GROUP DMC N6-104

VASIA HOTELS

N2-230,N2-530

VAVIUS CLUB BY VIRTUOUS TRAVEL & CONCIERGE N2-240,N3-200

VEA Travel S3-210

Vedettes de Paris N2-220

VEDITALIA N3-510

Veena World N12-412

VELIKO TARNOVO MUNICIPALITY N7-210

VELTRA S2-200

Vendée Tourism N2-220

VENETO, The Land of Venice - Regional Tourism Board N3-500

VENICE CABARET DINNER SHOW EVENT VENUE by Avanspettacolo N3-500

VENICE EVENTS SRL - DMC N3-500

VENICE TOURS SRL - 4M N3-500

Vent Nouveau - VN B2B DMC MICE S11-320

VENTURE UGANDA TRAVEL S13-210

VENUS BEACH HOTEL N3-210

Vernost Marketing Technology Solutions DWC LLC S2-308

VERONA IN TOUR - LANAI VIAGGI N3-500

Vertice Travel S5-422

VERTOURS, DMC - Incoming Tour Operator N3-500

Vervotech Solutions Private Limited S1-320

VERY VIVA VENICE SRL - Partner Venice Convention Bureau N3-500

Veturis Travel N5-210

VIA CAPI DMC S5-222

Via Hansa N7-409

VIA NATURA DMC: Hermes Galapagos Mega Catamaran & Monserrat

Galapagos Yacht S5-402

Via Philippines Travel Corporation N10-200

Viagens Abreu, SA S4-218

VIAJE PARANÁ S5-425

Viajes de Gala, Mexico DMC

S6-210,S6-410

Viajes Euroamérica N6-200

Viajes Interrías N6-210

Viajes Lili S3-210

VIAJES MASTER INTERNACIONAL N5-520

Viajes Olympia N6-200

VIAJES OLYMPIA N6-210

VIAJES OLYMPIA N5-520

Vialattea Ski Resort

N2-240,N3-200

VIAPORT MARINA ISTANBUL N4-210

Viatur S4-105

VIAVITORIA AZORES DMC N4-200

VIBRA HOTELS N5-420

VICEMINISTERIO DE TURISMO S5-402

VICTOR TOURS N9-400

VICTORIA CRUISELINES LLC N11-107

VIDAMAR RESORTS Madeira N4-200

Videface S5-108

VIDOTOUR Co., Ltd N10-618

VIET DREAMLAND TRAVEL N10-420

VIET EXPERIENCES TRAVEL (INBOUND TO VIETNAM) N10-420

Viet Prestige Travel Company Limited N10-527

Vietnam Airlines N10-528

Vietnam Tourism Development Fund N10-420

Vietravel N10-420

Vila Baleira Hotels & Resorts N4-200

Vila Galé Hotels N4-200

Villa Resorts N11-210

Villa Sabolini - Borgo San Luigi

N2-240,N3-200

VILLAGGIO TURISTICO SAN FRANCESCO CAORLE, Bi-Holiday N3-500

Villatel Orlando Resort/Villatel Orlando Apartments by Marriott S7-230

Vincci EverEden 4* - Vincci Hoteles

N2-230,N2-530

Vincci Hoteles N5-210

VINCI Airports N2-220

Vintage Tours srl

N2-240,N3-200

Vio Travel N10-210

VIP Hotels N4-200

VIPAC TRAVEL S5-220

VIPPON HOLIDAYS N4-210

VIRACOCHA TURISMO INTERNACIONAL S5-220

Virada Experience

N2-240,N3-200

Visit Almaty N9-506

Visit Altea N7-300

Visit Ards and North Down N8-210

VISIT ARGENTINA S6-512

Visit Armagh N8-210

VISIT BAHRAIN S11-200

Visit Batumi N8-200

Visit Belfast N8-210

Visit Brabant N8-417

VISIT BRAZIL TRAVEL ASSOCIATION (VBRATA) S5-222

VISIT BRESCIA N3-510

Visit Causeway Coast and Glens N8-210

Visit Cork N8-210

VISIT CRAIOVA N7-310

VISIT CREMONA DMO N3-510

Visit Derry N8-210


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Featured Exhibitors


Visit Florida Keys S7-430

Visit Gandia N7-300

Visit Iceland N8-400

Visit Isle Of Man N8-220

Visit Jersey N8-220

Visit Košice N8-300

Visit Lake District, Cumbria N8-120

Visit Leeds N8-220

Visit Liverpool N8-220

Visit Maldives Corporation Limited N11-210

Visit Mid Ulster N8-210

Visit Mississippi S7-330

Visit Norway N8-308

Visit Nottinghamshire N8-220

VISIT ORADEA N7-310

Visit Orlando S7-230

Visit Peak District & Derbyshire N8-220

Visit Portugal N4-200

Visit Poznan - Poznan Tourism Organisation N8-430

Visit Qatar S8-210

VISIT RIMINI

N2-240,N3-200

VISIT RIO S5-222

Visit Ruka-Kuusamo N8-518

Visit San Antonio S7-330

Visit San Antonio S7-330

VISIT SIBIU COUNTY N7-310

VISIT SIERRA LEONE (VSLTRAVEL) S16-310

Visit Sofia N7-210

VISIT TRANSILVANIA TRAVEL N7-310

VISIT TUNISIA DMC S11-520

Visit USA Association (UK) Limited S7-330

Visit Valencia N7-300

Visit Vesterålen N8-308

Visit Wales – Welsh Government N8-220

Visit West - Bath & Bristol N8-220

Visit York N8-220

Visita Los Cabos

S6-210,S6-410

visitBerlin / Berlin Tourismus und Kongress GmbH N9-500

VisitBritain N8-220

VISITE RIO GRANDE DO NORTE S5-222

VISITE SÃO PAULO CONVENTION BUREAU S5-222

VISITING GALAPAGOS S5-402

Visitkuhmo in Arctic Lakeland N8-518

visitMons N8-510

VisitScotland N8-220

VISITSIRMIONE - Sirmione Hotel & Restaurant Association N3-510

VISITWallonia N8-510

VIVA Cruises S4-428

VIVA ECUADOR TOUR OPERATOR S5-402

Viva Resorts by Wyndham S7-210

VIVA Riverside S4-428

VIVATERRA DMC GROUP S6-512

VM Morocco

N1-210,N1-200,N1-208

VNIMPRESSIVETOURS & LAKE VIEW GROUPS N10-420

voco Beirut Central District by IHG S11-320

voco Dubai S10-201

Voco Dubai The Palm S10-201

VOIhotels N2-540

VOLOS PELION IT’S TRUE

N2-230,N2-530

Vosaio Travel Group S4-408

VOULGARIS HOSPITALITY GROUP

N2-230,N2-530

VOX S.p.A N8-428

Voxel, an Amadeus Company S2-220

VOYAGE DE REVE - Ecuador & Galápagos S5-402

Voyage Hotels N4-210

Voyage Tours S10-201

Voyages Maldives Pvt Ltd N11-210

VSP DMC France - Voyages Services Plus N2-220

VSP ITALY INCOMING VOYAGES SERVICES PLUS

N2-240,N3-200

Vueling Airlines N7-200

Vuokatti, Arctic Lakeland of Finland N8-518

W

W ALGARVE N4-200

W Doha Hotel & Residences S8-210

W Punta Cana Adult All-Inclusive S7-210

W YAS HOTEL - L.L.C - S.P.C S10-210

Wadi Tours

S8-202,S8-500

Waldorf Astoria Doha Lusail S8-210

Waldorf Astoria Doha West Bay S8-210

Waldorf Astoria Dubai Palm Jumeirah S10-201

Waldorf Astoria Ras Al Khaimah S4-301

Walkers Tours N11-220

Walks & Devour Tours S4-408

WALKSINSIDEROME SRL

N2-240,N3-200

Walt Disney World Swan and Dolphin Resort S7-230

Wanderlust Travel Media Limited

BL11, TF3, TF4

Wangchuk Tours & Treks N12-400

Warner Bros. Studio Tour London- The Making of Harry Potter N8-415

Warsaw and Mazovia Region N8-430

Warsaw Tourism Organization N8-430

Water to Go International S3-424

Way2azores N4-200

WAYS2ITALY

N2-240,N3-200

We Care Hotels N8-510

we mice you

N1-210,N1-200,N1-208

WebBeds FZ LLC S3-200

Weekend Treasure N4-200

WEGO TOURS N10-511

WELCOME DOLOMITI N3-500

Welcome Pickups

N2-230,N2-530

WELCOME TO SARDINIA DMC & MICE N2-540

Welcomebeds S3-425

Well Nepal Travel and Treks N12-511

WELLSICILY DI SCARLET WORLD

N2-240,N3-200

Wendy Japan & Wendy Asia - World Compass Group S4-105

WENDY JAPAN CO.,LTD. N11-400

Werkudara Group N9-220

West Africa Tourism Organisation S16-214

Western Serbia N9-400

Westminster Abbey N8-220

WeTravel Inc. S2-217

Wevoy S6-330

Whale Watching Akureyri N8-400

WHERENEXT TRAVEL S6-510

White Sands Resort and Conference Center - Dar es Salaam S13-310

White’s and Associated Hotels N8-210

Whittall Travels Ayu Artravele N11-220

Wicked Adventures S3-424

Wicked Direct N8-220

Wilderness Explorers S6-438

Wildlife Tropical North Queensland N9-510

Wind Horse Tours & Treks N12-239

Windermere - Lake District N8-220

Windermere Lake Cruises N8-120

Window To Luxury N12-235

WINDSOR HOTELS | RIO DE JANEIRO S5-222

WINDSOR PREMIUM TRAVEL N4-200

Wings Encora Collection

S8-202,S8-500

Wings Tours

S8-202,S8-500

Wings Travel

S8-202,S8-500

Wonderful Indonesia - The Ministry of Tourism,

Republic of Indonesia N9-220

Word aviation service( WASTCO)

S8-202,S8-500

WORLD 2 MEET, S.L.U. S3-220

World Gate travel and tourism DMC IRAQ S11-510

WORLD OF SUNRISE HOTELS N4-210

World Of Travel N11-220

World of Wedgwood N8-220

World Of Wonders Travel Private Limited S4-408

WORLD SYNERGY TRAVEL N7-310

World Transfer TNC GmbH N8-538

Worldpay S3-210

WOTELS N4-200

WOW - World of Wine N4-200

WOW COREA TOUR N9-410

WOWTICKETS.COM LIMITED S2-412

wówtravels N9-220

Wyndham Grand Algarve, Quinta do Lago N4-200

Wyndham Hotel Group Europe Ltd S4-328

Wyndham Reef Resort Grand Cayman S6-439

Wyndham Tamarindo S6-200

WYNN Al Marjan S10-509

X

Xanadu Makadi Bay

S8-202,S8-500

XELENA HOTEL & SUITES S6-512

Xeni S3-511

XENIA - HOSPITALITY COMPANY

N2-240,N3-200

XINJIANG IS A NICE PLACE N10-220

Xperience Resorts - Egypt

S8-202,S8-500

Xpose Tour & Leisure Jakarta N9-320

XS2Event - B2B Sports Tickets S4-108

Y

Yalago S3-428

YANGTZE RIVER HUBEI TRAVEL N10-220

Yas Island S10-210

Yas Plaza Hotels S10-210

YHA Australia N9-510

Your Egypt Tours

S8-202,S8-500

Yours Car Rental S5-218

Yurbban Hospitality Group N7-200

Z

Z.BOSKOVIC AIR CHARTERS S14-220

Zaanse Schans Business Association OV1509 N8-417

Zaccheraservice SRL N2-126

Zadar Region N9-200

Zafiro Hotels N5-220

Zagreb Tourist Board N9-200

Zahara Tours S11-210

Zanzibar Comission for Tourism S13-310

ZANZIBAR EXOTIC TOURS & SAFARIS LTD S13-310

ZANZIBAR HORSE CLUB S13-310

ZARA TANZANIA ADVENTURES S13-310

Zayed International Airport S10-210

Zayed National Museum S10-210

Zedwell N8-220

ZELA AVIATION & ZELA JET

N2-230,N2-530

Zemi Miches Punta Cana All Inclusive Resort

Curio Collection by Hilton S4-301

Zendmen Travel Mongolia N10-620

Zentralbahn N8-310

ZentrumHub - Simplifying Hotel Connectivity S1-220

ZÈTEMA PROGETTO CULTURA SRL

N2-240,N3-200

ZEUS International Hotels & Resorts

N2-230,N2-530

Zinantis Club S2-219

Zip World N8-120

Zoftify B.V. S2-209

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