ITB Berlin

As one of the most popular shows in the event calendar ATTA® once again has a stand at ITB Berlin 2024 - the Worlds Leading Travel Trade Show^®.

For 2024, we will be back in Hall 20, Stand 106 and the stand is fully booked making the participation our largest ever.

2023 saw around 5,500 exhibitors from 161 countries exhibiting attracting over 90,000 trade visitors from 180 countries and 2024 will undoubtedly grow in size.

Personal connections drive the travel business. Amidst economic challenges and the pandemic, personal interactions emerged as vital. ITB Berlin 2023's exclusive focus on Business-to-Business (B2B) interactions showcased the importance of face-to-face networking in the industry's resurgence. With 24,000 convention attendees and a thriving ITB Buyers' Circle of 1,300 buyers, the event emphasized a 70% increase in international participation.

Located prominently in the Africa halls, the ATTA® stand at any trade show becomes a focal point for the trade to meet and ITB Berlin promises to be no different. Members are able to secure a worstation on the stand and have an exhibitor profile with access to the show diaries to make your appointments. Included in the exhibitor package will be:

• Workstation with cupboard & 3 exhibitor chairs
• Power point for laptop charging
• Branded panel for custom artwork / logo
• Company name
• 1 x exhibitor badge
• Access to the ITB Berlin Exhibitor Portal & Diary System
• Stand storage (small items only / no overnight storage)
• Tea & Coffee

Additional exhibitor badges are available at an extra cost.  It is important to note that there will not be space at your workstation, to hold two concurrent meetings, so please take into account the number of chairs needed when scheduling your meetings with the buyers.

Desks are allocated on a first paid basis and to confirm your participation full payment is required.

Members Visiting & Exhibiting ITB Berlin 2024

Updated 1 March 2024

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