World Travel Show

The last two years has turned the corporate travel industry on its head. Spearheaded by the COVID-19 pandemic, which has given rise to the ‘Zoom-boom’ and forced a complete overhaul of all company health and travel policies. While airlines largely believe that domestic corporate demand could regain its pre-pandemic strength before 2024, they also acknowledge that the overall recovery from the COVID-19 crisis remains choppy and uncertain. Beyond COVID-19, corporate customers are also changing their response to the broader demands for responsible operations, of ESG and sustainability, and ultimately of working to reduce the impact on the planet. Corporate customers hold a much more aggressive net-zero trajectory than airlines – most of which are targeting net zero by 2050.

ITB Asia, Asia's Leading Travel Trade Show, is an annually held B2B trade show and convention for the travel industry; it is designed to be the primary event for the Asia Pacific travel industry, much like its parent event – ITB Berlin.

Fitur is the global meeting point for tourism professionals and the leading trade fair for inbound and outbound markets in Latin America.Enjoy unlimited and exclusive professional content, benefit from networking with professionals in your sector throughout the year. A new model of relationship and permanent contact between customers and suppliers from all over the world that enhances and reinforces the value proposal of the face-to-face experience.

The Group Leisure & Travel Show is the most popular exhibition for people who organise group trips and holidays, and for good reason. It will be back at the Marshall Arena, Milton Keynes on Thursday 6th October 2022 when group organisers will be able to meet top attractions, tourist boards, accommodation providers, coach companies, tour operators, cruise lines and more