Events

This year, Worldwide Business Research (WBR) will be holding the 3rd Digital Travel Summit APAC. The event promises ample opportunities to connect with professionals working on the digital end of […]

ITB China is ITB’s new three-day B2B travel exhibition exclusively focused on the Chinese Travel Market. At ITB China in Shanghai, we bring together more than 850 top and hand […]

ILTM Asia Pacific is an invitation-only business event that discusses the rapidly changing business climate of luxury travel in the Asia Pacific. ILTM has been hosting this event for over […]

The largest ever meeting of senior management from Chinese and European airlines and airports will take place in May this year, created by the Institute for Aviation Research (IAR), hosted […]

International Travel Expo Hong Kong (ITE) has been held for over 30 years and concentrates on the affluent, Asian travel market. The expo focuses on helping buyers and sellers understand […]

Korea's largest international travel fair, hosted by the KOTFA Company Limited and sponsored by the Korea Tourism Organization and Visit Korea Committee, will be hosted for the 33rd in June […]

WiT, which bills itself as a "community for anyone passionate about travel technology, distribution and marketing," and will be holding its Japan and North Asia event in June, 2018. Given the rising importance of inbound tourism from China to Japan, the conference provides an opportunity to learn about travel tech in Japan and to connect […]

IBTM China is one of the leading travel exhibition shows in China. The event's organizer, IBTM, will be hosting events all over the world, including Barcelona, Cape Town, and Mexico City. IBTM says its China show is "where meetings, events and incentives industry decision makers meet to do business" and the event promises to be […]

This year's World Route Development Forum will take place in Guangzhou, China. Routes Online touts the event as "...an unrivaled platform for route development professionals to discuss, develop and plan network strategy." This years forum is expected to attract 3,000 delegates, with representatives from 300 airlines, 700 airports, and 130 tourism authorities.

WiT (web in travel) is a “community for anyone passionate about travel technology, distribution and marketing.” WiT’s convention is a place where industry professionals gather to discuss technology’s role in travel, and travel’s role in technology and discourse. The theme for this year's WiT conference is "through the looking glass." Its organizers want attendees to uncover […]