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Joburg Tourism celebrates at ITB Berlin

Joburg Tourism celebrates at ITB Berlin

While thousands of visitors thronged through the gates of ITB Berlin, Johannesburg Tourism Company was taking a more relaxed approach, hosting an invitation only event at the South African embassy. Guests were treated to presentations from leading members of the organisation, including JTC chief executive Lindiwe Kwele, as the destination recounted the successes of 2010 and look forward to the coming year.

UNWTO focuses on Silk Road at ITB Berlin

UNWTO focuses on Silk Road at ITB Berlin

High-ranking delegates and decision-makers are at ITB Berlin this week to attend UNWTO a summit on the future of the Silk Road. Once the most important route connecting Asia and Europe, the Silk Road has lost none of its flair, today attracting tourists from around the world.

Key themes in global hotel industry top agenda at ITB Berlin

Key themes in global hotel industry top agenda at ITB Berlin

10 March 2011 Focus

The hotel industry is currently tremendous upheaval, with travelllers increasingly demanding services which are flexible tailored specifically to their needs, while there has also been a noticeable shift in focus toward eco-sustainability and the importance of increased networking due to the influence of social media. These are just some of the latest trends which are being examined the 6th ITB Hospitality.

ITB Berlin overcomes strike by Deutsche Bahn

ITB Berlin overcomes strike by Deutsche Bahn

10 March 2011 Travel Events News

ITB Berlin is undertaking a number of measures to assist visitors arriving at the world’s leading travel trade show today, with staff on the S-Bahn and regional trains walking out on strike. U-Bahn, bus and tram services are not affected, with Deutsche Bahn employees due to strike between 04:00 – 10:00 today.