The travel and its allied industry expects 2023 to be a record year despite economic challenges – Fully booked halls on the trade show’s return: Personal contact crucial for tourism as a people’s business – Positive response to the three-day focus on B2B customers – Growth in leading international buyers – 24,000 convention attendees at the leading travel industry event of its kind.

A packed house at the ITB Berlin Convention: on Tuesday afternoon three experts presented their assessments of the potential offered by new technologies. Caroline Bremner from Euromonitor International reported on the potential for growth of the metaverse, while Leila Summer, CEO of PlayToChange, explained how ChatGPT can suggest a travel route in just seconds.

There are millions of Brits are set to face further travel chaos after another major train union announced another strike in March. The RMT revealed they were staging another walkout on March 15, as Chancellor Jeremy Hunt unveils his Spring …

Victoria’s world-class defence sector has won another victory for the state’s economy, with the Andrews Labor Government securing Melbourne as the host of the largest land defence conference in the Asia-Pacific.

Ahead of its May trade show, taking place 23 – 25 May, the IMEX Group has published its first ever externally-verified Sustainability Report for IMEX Frankfurt.

The Lufthansa Group is further expanding its portfolio of sustainable travel offers and will be the world’s first airline group to offer a new product for more climate-friendly flying from February 15, 2023: The Green Fares.

Travel is to renew and re-energize our spirit, ‘travel slowly’ refers to ‘deep travel’ or ‘immersive travel’. The term may be relatively new to some but it’s been redefining the way more people travel for decades. More and more travelers …

Around 90 per cent of the available stand area is occupied – The multi-purpose hall hub27, which is fully booked, is the destination hot spot – Debut for the German marketplace – Cultural tourism organisers are represented in the Culture …

The Singapore Tourism Board (STB) rolled out ambitious plans to make the city-state an even more desirable destination for Indian visitors in 2023 at South Asia’s leading travel trade event, SATTE, in Noida today, as it aims to build on last year’s post-pandemic travel rebound.

After over two years dealing with some of the strictest border rules in the world, Japan is once again open to do business. Tourist attractions in the country are crowded. Hotels are booked out much in advance. It is quite …