Itb Berlin News
ITB BookAwards 2024: Opening award goes to the HEYE calendar ’Tales of Amalfi 2024’
The management of ITB Berlin is honouring the wall calendar ’Tales of Amalfi 2024’ as well as Coppenrath Verlag for its special editions of the world-famous classics of Jules Verne. The poster-format wall calendar was chosen by ITB Berlin in cooperation with the RavensBuch bookstore from Friedrichshafen.
At last, positive signals from China’s outbound travel market again
ITB Berlin publishes IPK International’s latest findings from a World Travel Monitor® survey on travel plans in China’s outbound travel market
ITB Berlin on the lookout for innovations
ITB Berlin eTravel Stage and ITB Innovation Radar give voice to the travel industry’s trailblazers at ITB Berlin, the World’s Leading Travel Trade Show. Both are open for submissions now, paving the way for the exciting ITB Berlin 2024 packed with cutting-edge insights, solutions, and technologies.
Success through a unique feeling of being together
ITB is launching a B2B campaign for the entire brand family, underscoring its role in bringing people around the world together
ITB 360°: The World’s Leading Travel Trade Show launches a new year-round content concept
ITB Berlin is offering the global tourism community even more high-quality themed content in the form of newsroom articles, podcast episodes and other innovative formats. Every month, ITB 360° devotes itself to another pressing headline topic aimed at attracting the industry’s attention and sparking discussion, including blended travel, LGBTQ+, the skills shortage, travel technology hypes and China’s travel market.
ITB Berlin opens for registrations on a new exhibitor portal
From today, exhibitors can register their stand at ITB Berlin on a new exhibitor portal. Via the portal, stands can be reserved quickly online, registration can take place of all co-exhibitors, and all service bookings can be managed for participation in the show. Early Bird rates apply until 1 August.
Oman is to be the Official Host Country of ITB Berlin 2024
The Sultanate in the southeast of the Arabian Peninsula and the World’s Leading Travel Trade Show announce their official partnership
Saudi Celebrates Unprecedented Success at ITB Berlin 2023 with Award-Winning Stand
Saudi stand awarded ‘best exhibitor’ for Best of the Best out of 5,500 exhibitors from 161 countries and ‘best exhibitor’ for Near/Middle East during first ITB Berlin participation, featuring 45+ trade partners, 200+ bookable products, interactive Saudi Talks, date tastings and the renowned Saudi Café.
Saudi Celebrates Unprecedented Success at ITB Berlin 2023 with Award-Winning Stand and Landmark Agre
Saudi stand awarded ‘best exhibitor’ for Best of the Best out of 5,500 exhibitors from 161 countries and ‘best exhibitor’ for Near/Middle East during first ITB Berlin participation, featuring 45+ trade partners, 200+ bookable products, interactive Saudi Talks, date tastings and the renowned Saudi Café. - The breadth and depth of Saudi’s product offering spanning sun and sea, culture and heritage and Nusuk brought to life through interactive experiences. - Stand inaugurated by Saudi Tourism Minister His Excellency Ahmed Al Khateeb and visited by influential tourism leaders including heads of state, ministers and CEOs.
MORE FEELING AT THE DESTINATION
Responsible tourism must place a greater emphasis on the social components and move away from a purely economic orientation. This was one of the lessons from the latest crises, according to Professor Dr. Harald Pechlaner, professor of tourism at the Catholic University Eichstätt and head of the Centre for Entrepreneurship, in his lecture at the ITB Convention on Thursday at the trade fair.
NEW APPROACHES TO THE MARKETING OF ACCOMMODATION
Search engines, booking platforms or directly on the hotel web site, there are multiple ways of using the internet to book accommodation. Many hotels would like it to be easier to use these channels.
RAINFOREST CONSERVATION, GREEN TEAMS AND NIGHT TRAINS
Talking about climate protection is one thing, but actually realising one’s goals is even more important. On Thursday at the ITB Berlin Convention, together with tourism industry practitioners and experts, Xenia zu Hohenlohe and Graeme Jackson discussed how destinations and transport companies could contribute and what best practices already exist.