FITUR 2023 closes its doors today with a balance of absolute success that shows the great dynamism of the entire value chain of the tourism industry, and the good prospects for growth of this activity worldwide.

In this light, a wide range of destinations are promoted, including the Amazon, Ancash, Arequipa, Cusco, Puno, Ica, Lambayeque, La Libertad, Lima, Madre de Dios and Loreto.

Sustainability, innovation and cutting-edge trends will be the core themes of FITUR’s content, in line with the fair’s objective of contributing to the revitalisation and growth of tourism activity.

FITUR LGBT+, the section of FITUR specialising in the LGBT segment is organising a new edition as part of the tourism industry’s first major annual event, to be held from 18 to 22 January 2023 at IFEMA MADRID. As in previous editions, this area will feature a series of talks and presentations to develop different themes with the aim of revitalising tourism and promoting the diversity of the different destinations. “Love to travel” will be the claim of this year’s edition, which will be sponsored once again by Iberia.

Since its launch in 2020, the World MICE Awards have helped to raise standards within the MICE sector, rewarding leading organisations in their field in all countries.

Guatemala will be the partner country at one of the most important editions of FITUR, where it will boost its brand image on international markets.

Different scientific and medical organisations will take part in the meeting, making it possible for their events of different sizes to collaborate.

The institution’s venues will welcome more than 20,000 attendees to more than a dozen congresses during the first half of 2022.

The Community of Madrid, the City Council and IFEMA MADRID come together to create a unique platform to promote tourism in the region internationally. ‘Madrid Turismo by IFEMA’ originated from the union of the three Madrid institutions, in response to …

The International Tourism Fair FITUR 2022 will hold its 42nd edition from the 19 to 23 January, taking a step forward, aware of the need for tourism to be reinstated in its leadership as engine for economic and social development, …