incredible increase of 42 per cent - arrived in 2015 to see the offerings of 650 participants from more than 35 countries and 26 Indian States. Making their debut at the show were


Swedavia-Sweden Airports, Mexico Tourism, Russia, The Philippines and Central Asia along with several State Tourism boards such as Bihar and Chandigarh Tourism. The following year saw the industry


grappling with the challenges of various geopolitical and financial crises such as turmoil in the Middle East and struggling European, or slowing Chinese, economies. But in spite of that, South Asia’s


biggest travel show celebrated its 23rd anniversary with an unprecedented show of faith in India as a travel marketplace with exhibitor numbers growing by 15 per cent to 750 and, now spread over an area of 17,000 square metres, exhibitors arrived from 35 countries and 28 Indian States and Union Territories. Participants flocked to the show from NTOs and State Tourism Boards as well


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as hotels, DMCs, airlines, theme parks, and cruise lines – backed by a record attendance of 20,000 visitors, a rise of 28 per cent.


A similar number attended the show in 2017 but exhibitor numbers rose to 870 in a year marked as a launch-pad for many products and start-ups. Among them were the likes of


Tripshelf, Hive Travel Media Solutions, OyeSeva, Nafex, The Trip Works and YuMiGo. A year later saw it reach unprecedented levels, recording


ups. It was also the year SATTE sought to engage its exhibitors and visitors with a pledge for sustainable tourism under the banner of their unique I-Pledge initiative. With themes ranging from wildlife


preservation to reductions in plastic and smart waste disposal, more than 32,000 pledges were registered. Adding to its celebration, this year,


the show hosted two networking evenings in association with Mauritius and Madame Tussauds. The 25th


SATTE ENABLED PROFESSIONALS TO CONDUCT BUSINESS, TO COUNTERACT THE ECONOMIC UNCERTAINTIES AND TO PROMOTE TOURISM


an incredible 37 per cent increase in unique visitor footfall and more than 1,000 participants from over 50 countries and 28 Indian States. Apart from announcing


several exciting partnerships and improvements that augured in new trends in the industry, visitors witnessed a number of new features, including a special pavilion of 10 start-


edition also witnessed an increase in participation from an array of hospitality players and products such as Movenpick, Neemrana, Treebo, Sterling Resorts, Minor Hotels, Dusit, Melia Hotels International, Shangri-La Hotels and Resorts, DS Group, Choice Hotels, Abad Hotels, Lords Hotels, Alcon Victor Goa, Zen and Singge Palace from Ladakh, Grand Imperial Agra,


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