20 | HOLIDAY WORLD SHOW BELFAST 2026
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Holiday World Show Belfast Heads Stateside with Latest Show Addition
THE 33rd annual Holiday World Show Belfast in association with Bookit by NI Travel News in January is just a stones throw away! Visitors are in for a transatlantic treat with the unveiling of the show’s first ever USA Pavilion. It will feature a range of star-spangled holidays that are sure to get Northern Ireland holidaymakers into a right State. Managed
by Belfast-based Travel
Solutions, the newest addition to the province’s largest holiday fair will invite visitors to celebrate the best of American travel, supported by representatives from some iconic destinations.
From the musical magic of Nashville culture,
our USA Pavilion is the perfect place to declare your independence from indecision and make that dream a reality,” she added. Peter McMinn, Managing Director of Travel Solutions said:
and the bright lights of Las Vegas to the historic heartbeat of Philadelphia and the boardwalk buzz of Atlantic City, the USA Pavilion promises a whistle-stop tour of inspiration—with no passport required for browsing.
Other highlights include the prairies, plains and Route 66 nostalgia of Oklahoma, where warm Southern hospitality meets vibrant
world-class music and
wide-open adventure – as well as the dramatic natural beauty and relaxed Pacific Northwest charm of Oregon, a spectacular holiday destination that offers something memorable for every kind of traveller. Across all three days of the show, travel experts will be on-site to offer advice, answer
questions, and help visitors
navigate the many ways to enjoy a U.S. getaway. “We are thrilled to announce that January’s Holiday World Show Belfast in association with Bookit by NITN will include, for the first time ever, a dedicated USA Pavilion which will give NI holidaymakers a fantastic opportunity to explore an incredible range of American destinations and experiences under one roof,” said Maria Hourican, Chief Executive of event organiser BizEx.
“Holiday World is all about lifting
spirits, inspiring new adventures and giving people something to look forward to – so if you’ve been dreaming of a holiday in America,
“With the USA continuing to rank
among the top holiday choices for Northern Ireland travellers, we’re delighted to bring a little stateside sparkle to January’ s Holiday World show in the form of
our
brand-new USA Pavilion. “Our Travel Solutions team knows the destination like the back of Uncle Sam’s hand and will be looking forward to crafting tailor-made itineraries for all our visitors – making it easier than ever for holidaymakers to match their interests, budgets and bucket-lists,” he added. For the second year running, the event’s headline sponsor is online travel hub Bookit by NI Travel News which, for a membership fee of just £10 per year, offers members a minimum of 10 weekly holiday deals – all hand-selected and supplied by local NI travel agents – as well as access to exclusive discounts with a wide range of industry partners.
January 2026
“As January draws even closer, everyone at Bookit by NITN is really looking forward to the 33rd annual Holiday World Show Belfast, which is the perfect event to plan your next escape and find great value deals,” said Jonathan Adair, Managing Director of Bookit by NI Travel News.
“We’ve had an amazing year since the last Holiday World show, a year that saw us celebrate Bookit by NITN’s first birthday in May and launch our new dedicated members area, which offers subscribers an array of exclusive discounts with local businesses and airports… all for just 84p per month! “At
last January’s event, we were
delighted to welcome lots of new members to Bookit by NITN – now we can’t wait to do the same and grow the brand even further in the new year,” he added.
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