Blueberry Holidays Highlights Global DMC Growth and Travel Partnerships at ATM 2026

Blueberry Holidays Group showcased its international corporate travels and destination management services and intentions to expanding business collaborations with tour operators in the destination markets at ATM 2026. “Blueberry travel and Blueberry DMC are dedicated to different parts of the travel industry and operate through separate entities,” said Jitendra Tolani, the Group’s Director.

At the event, the company exhibited to raise its profile, network with industry partners, and to highlight the tourism offerings of its multiple attractions via its DMC operations.

The participation was a testament to the importance of these kind of events for the global travel trade to unite suppliers, destination reps and international buyers.

Blueberry Travel Expands Corporate Travel Presence Across Global Markets

Blueberry Holidays Group operates through multiple business entities designed to serve different travel requirements. According to Jitendra Tolani, Blueberry Travel manages corporate travel services and has offices in approximately 40 countries.

The corporate travel division focuses on supporting business clients through its international presence and network. The company’s participation at ATM 2026 provided an opportunity to showcase its capabilities and connect with potential partners from different regions.

The travel industry has increasingly relied on global networks to support corporate mobility, international meetings and business-related travel. Events such as ATM allow companies to develop partnerships and strengthen connections within the international tourism ecosystem.

For business travellers, working with established travel service providers can help simplify arrangements involving multiple destinations, corporate requirements and international coordination.

Blueberry DMC Promotes Destination-Based Travel Partnerships

Alongside its corporate travel operations, Blueberry Holidays Group also highlighted Blueberry DMC, which focuses on business-to-business partnerships within the destination management sector.

At ATM 2026, the company showcased tourism products connected with destinations including the UAE, India, Kenya, Tanzania, South Africa, Zambia, Uganda, Rwanda, Kazakhstan and Malaysia.

The DMC division aims to collaborate with travel trade partners to promote tourism flows to these destinations. By presenting destination-focused services, the company looked to build stronger relationships with international businesses seeking local expertise and travel solutions.

For travellers, destination management companies can provide support such as local coordination, destination knowledge and customised travel arrangements through professional travel networks.

ATM 2026 Provides Platform for International Travel Connections

Jitendra Tolani described ATM as an important global travel industry event where companies can present their products, improve visibility and meet industry representatives from different parts of the world.

According to the interview, Blueberry Holidays Group experienced strong engagement at the event, with teams involved in meetings both at the stand and through wider networking opportunities.

Large-scale travel exhibitions continue to play a significant role in bringing together airlines, destinations, tourism organisations, travel agencies and corporate buyers. These platforms allow companies to explore partnerships and identify new opportunities within international tourism markets.

For travel businesses attending such events, direct interaction remains an important way to understand market demand and develop future collaborations.

What Travellers Should Know About Working With Global Travel Partners

Travellers planning international journeys can benefit from understanding the role of corporate travel providers and DMCs. These companies often act as a connection point between travellers, local suppliers and destination services.

Corporate travel specialists can support organisations managing business trips across different countries, while DMCs can help create destination-specific experiences through local partnerships.

When selecting travel support services, travellers and businesses should consider factors such as destination expertise, service coverage, local knowledge and the ability to coordinate international arrangements.

Blueberry Holidays Group’s presence at ATM 2026 highlighted the company’s focus on expanding partnerships and promoting destinations through its global travel network.

Blueberry Holidays Group Focuses on Future Tourism Partnerships

The exhibit at ATM 2026 focused on the company’s standing, networking and relationships in the international travel market. Blueberry Holidays Group showcased its destination representation in addition to its corporate travel and DMC divisions.

The group’s plan is similar to that of the wider travel industry to build closer ties between source markets, travel suppliers and destinations.

Global tourism is evolving and partnerships between travel companies and destination partners still have an important role in enhancing connectivity, creating new travel experiences and driving tourism development worldwide.