2023 China-ASEAN Expo Tourism Exhibition Held: WTCF Participates and Actively Promotes Its Members' Tourism Resources

The 2023 China-ASEAN Expo Tourism Exhibition (CAEXPOTE) was held at Guilin International Conference and Exhibition Center from October 13 to 15, 2023. The World Tourism Cities Federation (WTCF) participated in the exhibition, representing its members and actively marketing the tourism resources of its city and institutional members.

During the event, WTCF arranged a dedicated booth and distributed its materials such as the informative quadruple folding pages and "World Tourism Cities" magazine to the visitors at the event. WTCF made full use of the exhibition to provide services to its members and extensively promoted tourism resources of nearly 30 member cities, including Geneva, Helsinki, Dresden, Copenhagen, Sapporo, Harbin, Brussels, Hamburg, Vienna, Budapest, San Francisco, London, Edinburgh, Jiaozuo, Berlin, Belfast, Milan, Quito, Chongqing, The Hague, Los Angeles, Buenos Aires, Turin, and more. Other exhibitors and professional visitors at the venue showed keen interest in WTCF and its members, and subsequently followed WTCF's official accounts on social media platforms, such as WeChat and Weibo, to gain more relevant information.

A staff member was introducing WTCF to a professional visitor.

A staff member was introducing the developmental course of WTCF to other exhibitors.

Visitors were browsing WTCF's magazines to learn about members' information.

This year's CAEXPOTE covered a total area of 50,000 square meters and featured seven exhibition areas: the international exhibition area, the domestic provincial and municipal exhibition area, the Guangxi culture and tourism exhibition area, the Guangxi international commodity exhibition area, the intangible cultural heritage cultural and creative industry exhibition area, the cultural tourism consumption exhibition area, and the cultural tourism equipment exhibition area. A diverse range of tourism-related exhibits was showcased, including images, commodities, consumption-relevant exhibits, intelligent tourism-relevant exhibits, and those featuring the museums and the cultural and creative industry.