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Arabian Travel Market 2020 Take Control of Your Future and Engage the Key Decision Makers and Buyers in the Travel Industry in an Unforgettable Brand Experience A world of insights revealed Book your stand today at arabiantravelmarket.wtm.com #IdeasArriveHere Destination Partner Official Partners Discover the World at Arabian Travel Market 2020 Take control of your future and engage the key decision makers and buyers in the travel industry in an unforgettable brand experience. Exhibiting at ATM will give your company the competitive edge through a unique opportunity to meet, network, negotiate and conduct business with almost 30,000 international travel trade professionals. ATM 2019 Attendance Exhibition Stands Travel Trade Visitors 21,827 Overall Sq Metres 25,464 Buyers Club Members 6,777 Main Stand Holders 419 Media 897 Stand Sharers 2,034 Exhibitor Personnel 9,613 Total Exhibiting Companies 2,453 Total Attendance 39,118* Geographical Regions of Visitor Interest Middle East 21,926 Americas (inc Caribbean) 4,329 Europe & Mediterranean 3,045 Africa 5,327 Asia 2,552 Australasia / Pacific 3,195 Network With Generate New Increase Your Save Time Launch New Gather Market Key Decision Sales Leads Brand Exposure And Money Products Intelligence Makers Visitor Purchasing countries and Responsibility regions represented at ATM 2019 Direct Influence 49% 20% 151 Visitor Job Status 15% Owner/Partner/Associate 14% MD/CEO/Chairman/President/Main Board 8% Junior Management 4% Administrator 4% Co-Ordinator 3% Organiser/Planner 3% Other Arabian Travel Week is a festival of events taking place within and alongside ATM from 25 June – 2 July. Travel Forward ILTM Arabia Arabian Travel Market Taking Travel Technology to a Now in its fourth year, ILTM Arabia is ATM itself, now in its 27th year, will new level at ATM - meet innovative an exclusive event for those looking be adopting ‘Events for Tourism technology and solution providers to attract HNW travellers from the Growth’ as its annual theme for 2020. showcasing the next generation in Middle East to their destination. The spotlight will explore the impact travel technology. Plus a cutting-edge Recognising the importance of face- events have on tourism growth in the conference programme packed with to-face communication in the region, region and will inspire the travel and inspiring presentations and case ILTM provides the perfect platform for hospitality industry about the next studies from elite industry leaders. meeting new clients, generating leads generation of events, while bringing And don’t miss the Startup Showcase and forging lasting relationships. together senior travel executives to - featuring the very latest tech Contact meet and conduct business under innovations from some of the brightest one roof over four days. Taking place 29-30 June. Contact minds in the travel & hospitality [email protected] for industry. more information. Speed Networking Events Buyer Forums Get Involved! The ATM Buyers’ Speed Networking Recognising the need to provide If you are planning an event outside session will bring together exhibitors access to top buyers from key source ATM this year, whether it’s a Breakfast with senior buyers, facilitating new markets; KSA, Russia and India; ATM session, Gala, Dinner, Reception or connections in order to broker business will be hosting a series of Buyer Awards Ceremony, Arabian Travel opportunities. In addition, the Digital Forums. What do destinations need to Week is your opportunity to boost its Influencer Speed Networking event do to attract these markets? What do media coverage, extend your brand will provide an opportunity for exhibitors the destinations have to offer? and reach an engaged international to take part in meetings with over 50 Sessions followed by informal travel audience. travel bloggers to explore ways to work networking with the buyers. For more information visit together and take their brands to the www.wtm.com/arabian-travel-week valuable networks of the influencers’. Arabian Travel Market Sponsorship Arabian Travel Market represents Sales Team the perfect opportunity for brands to maximize their investment To book your stand space or discuss your over and above an exhibition participation, please contact your regional stand. Exclusively available to exhibitors, sponsorship options account representative. can be packaged and tailored to your business needs as well as to your budget to ensure you benefit Middle East Africa Wellah Ellis Wellah Ellis from the heightened exposure [email protected] [email protected] sponsorship will provide. To discuss +971 (0) 4 364 2813 +971 (0) 4 364 2813 sponsorship options further, please contact your account manager, Ibrahim Serhal Travel Technology alternatively contact: [email protected] Jo Marshall Ben Dunster +971 501 379 054 [email protected] [email protected] +44 (0) 20 8910 7982 India +44 (0)20 8910 7789 Rupali Narasimhan Maria Di Pasquale James Smith [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] +91 11 6605 6323 +44(0)2089107031 +44 (0) 20 8439 8912 Europe Alla Melnychuk [email protected] Eastern Europe +44 (0) 20 8910 7750 Laura Vettore [email protected] Asia +44 (0) 20 8910 7021 Raj Dohel [email protected] Mediterranean, Scandinavia & +44 (0) 20 8910 7024 Western Europe Lucie Winter Zulfia Mullins [email protected] [email protected] +44 (0) 208 910 7156 +44 (0) 208 910 5031 Fabiana Gust India [email protected] [email protected] +44 (0) 20 8910 7715 +91 (120) 434 7249 / +91 (98) 1079 9322 Italian Sector Brazil & South America Maria Di Pasquale Fabiana Gust [email protected] [email protected] +44 (0) 208 910 7031 +44 (0) 20 8910 7715 Mediterranean North America Sheena Roberts Lisa Hopgood [email protected] [email protected] +44 (0)208 439 5036 44 (0) 208 910 7961 Eastern Europe and UK & Ireland Caribbean Marylou Tancio Sheena Roberts [email protected] [email protected] +44 (0)20 8910 7967 +44 (0)208 439 5036 Turkey Hotels Zul ia Mullins Wellah Ellis zul [email protected] [email protected] +44 (0) 208 910 5031 +971 (0) 4 364 2813 Car Rental Marylou Tancio Alla Melnychuk [email protected] [email protected] +44 (0)20 8910 7967 44 (0) 208 910 7750 LONDON AFRICA 2–4 November 2020 Arabian Travel Market® and ATM® trademarks are owned and protected by Reed Elsevier Properties SA and Reed Exhibitions Limited uses such trademarks under license.*ABC Audited figures, May 2019.
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