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WTM update Day 3 – 07.11.18


TTG@WTM Editor Madeleine Barber special projects editor 020 3714 4113


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The World Travel Market portfolio comprises several B2B events across four continents, generating more than $7 billion of industry deals – add these dates to your diary


WTM Latin America April 2-4, 2019 Sao Paulo


This event attracts about 9,000 senior executives and generates around $374 million of new business. Taking place in Sao Paulo, Brazil, this show attracts a global audience to meet and shape the direction of the travel industry. More than 8,000 unique visitors attend the event to network, negotiate and discover the latest industry news. latinamerica.wtm.com


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WTM Africa April 10-12, 2019 Cape Town


This event launched in 2014


in Cape Town, South Africa. Nearly 5,000 travel industry professionals attend Africa’s leading inbound and outbound travel and tourism market. WTM Africa delivers a proven mix of hosted buyers, media, pre-scheduled appointments, on-site networking, evening functions and invited travel trade visitors. africa.wtm.com


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Arabian Travel Market April 28 – May 1, 2019 Dubai


This event is the leading, international travel and tourism event in the Middle East for inbound and outbound tourism professionals. ATM 2018 attracted almost 40,000 industry professionals, with representation from 141 countries over the four days. The 25th edition of ATM showcased more than 2,500 exhibiting companies across 12 halls at Dubai World Trade Centre. arabiantravelmarket.wtm.com


WTM London November 4-6, 2019 London


This leading global event is the must-attend three-day exhibition for the worldwide travel and tourism industry. About 50,000 senior travel industry professionals, government ministers and international media visit ExCeL London every November, generating about £3.1 billion of deals throughout the conference. london.wtm.com


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Travel Forward November 4-6, 2019 London


This newly launched travel technology conference – which was upgraded from the Travel Tech Show – is part of the WTM portfolio of events. The Travel Forward conference, exhibition and buyer programme will take place at ExCeL London, alongside WTM London, showcasing next-generation technology for travel and hospitality. travelforward.wtm.com


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Marketing Dan Heath marketing manager 020 3714 4107


Events


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Commercial Matt Roclawski sales and marketing director 020 3714 4102 Anwar Sohawon sales manager 020 3714 4103 Chris Gascoine Routes News sales manager 020 3714 4121 James Francis account manager 020 3405 6527 Victoria Turner account manager 0203 714 4106 Mark Reynolds ttgluxury sales manager 020 3714 4122 Justin Berman WTM Insights sales manager 020 3405 6528 Angie Jackson offi ce manager 020 3714 4108


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Management Daniel Pearce chief executive 020 3714 4101 Matt Addison fi nance manager 020 3405 6523


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