Tel Aviv IMTM 2024 to begin in April for restoring and supporting tourism

Saturday, March 30, 2024

IMTM exhibition plays a crucial role in revitalizing the tourism industry, which now more than ever requires a fresh beginning and expansion. The exhibition will take place on April 3-4, 2024, at EXPO Tel Aviv.

IMTM 2024 (International Mediterranean Tourism Market), the annual international tourism exhibition known as the International Mediterranean Tourism Market, will take place in Israel for its 30th edition.

This year, the event will focus on supporting and rejuvenating tourism, taking place in the wartime side.

Numerous countries from around the world are expected to participate, including Taiwan, Vietnam, France, the Czech Republic, and El Salvador.

Thousands of individuals from across the country are currently registering for the exhibition, which will be held at EXPO Tel Aviv on April 3-4, 2024.

After the start of the ‘Iron Swords’ conflict, there was a significant decrease in domestic tourism.

The IMTM exhibition plays a crucial role in revitalizing the tourism industry, which now more than ever requires a fresh beginning and expansion.

In spite of the ongoing war, many nations are slated to join the IMTM tourism exhibition to entice Israeli travelers.

The exhibition has now confirmed the participation of some additional countries: Taiwan, Vietnam, France, El Salvador, and the Czech Republic.

As of now, over 4,000 individuals have registered for IMTM 2024.

The International Mediterranean Tourism Market expo caters to individuals engaged in different sectors of the tourism industry, including domestic tourism, inbound tourism, and foreign countries and tourism agencies.

As in previous years, the expo will be a vibrant celebration featuring exciting destinations, captivating local and international pavilions. It encompasses networking opportunities, informative lectures, and expert conferences.

Hundreds of decision makers from around the world participate in a program for invited agents, promoting Israel as a tourist destination.

The exhibition showcases representatives from national and regional tourism offices, convention centers, hotels, resorts, shipping companies, car rental companies, airlines from various countries, agents, travel agencies, tourist destination management companies, trade associations, service providers, and attractions from the global tourism industry.

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