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- ITB Berlin 2023: Generation Wanderlust Is Focus of Youth Travel and Accommodation and Adventure Travel and Responsible Tourism Segments
- 44th International Tourism Fair and 18th Horeca-Equipment to Be Held at Belgrade Fair This Year
- Airbnb Reports Record 6.6 Million Accommodation Listings
- Tourists Travelling Back to North Africa's Biggest Cities, Says WTTC
- Tourism Ireland Rolls Out New GBP 4 Million Promotional Campaign
- Japan Hopes to Reach a New Record-level of Visitors in 2025
Member News
ITB Berlin 2023: Generation Wanderlust Is Focus of Youth Travel and Accommodation and Adventure Travel and Responsible Tourism Segments
From 7 to 9 March at ITB Berlin, trade visitors can find the Youth Travel and Accommodation segment, the main platform for tomorrow's travellers, and the Adventure Travel and Responsible Tourism segment, the international forum for nature experience and environmentally and socially responsible tourism, in Hall 4.1.
44th International Tourism Fair and 18th Horeca-Equipment to Be Held at Belgrade Fair This Year
Under the slogan "Vacation is not hard", the traditional tourism exhibition of the entire region of Southeast Europe and other parts of the world – the 44th International Tourism Fair and the 18th International Fair of Hotel and Catering Equipment HORECA-EQUIPMENT will be held at the Belgrade Fair from 23 to 26 February 2023.
Trade News
Tourists Travelling Back to North Africa's Biggest Cities, Says WTTC
The World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) has revealed positive signs of recovery for the Travel & Tourism sector in key North African city destinations, providing a massive boost to economies across the region.The report, researched in partnership with Oxford Economics, analysed key indicators such as Travel & Tourism's contribution to GDP, employment and traveller spending.
Tourism Ireland Rolls Out New GBP 4 Million Promotional Campaign
Tourism Ireland has launched a GBP 4 million, multi-media promotional campaign, to boost travel from GB to Northern Ireland over the coming months. The campaign will be seen by an estimated 8.6 million people and will generate demand and drive bookings for short breaks and holidays in Northern Ireland.
