NEWS GALLERY
Nature TRAIL: PromPeru (LA300)
will place a spotlight on the north-east of the country at WTM London, where visitors can explore the pre-Inca citadel of Kuelap – the largest stone structure in South America – which was made more accessible by the introduction of a cable car in 2017; and the stunning Gocta Falls, one of the world’s tallest waterfalls.
TABLE manners: Jerusalem
Development Authority (EU1550) is showcasing the city’s culinary offering. Located on the edge of the Mediterranean, where east meets west, it’s home to an eclectic mix of flavours. Open Restaurants in November is a must-visit annual festival for foodies looking to experience both fine dining and street food.
MAN OF STEEL: Visit Dallas (NA350)
is promoting the city’s Arts District – a thriving hub of creativity, bringing a dynamic selection of visual and performing arts to the city. Dallas’s art scene goes beyond the district, however, and visitors to the Deep Ellum neighbourhood can see the impressive installations of The Traveling Man – three metal structures created by Brad Oldham.
PLANE TALK: Bahrain Tourism and Exhibitions Authority (ME550) celebrates the opening of the world’s largest underwater theme park. Covering an area of more than 100,000 square metres and featuring a 70-metre- long decommissioned Boeing 747, the attraction will be an important conservation area, boosting the Kingdom’s eco-tourism sector in 2020.
ice and easy: The “Entertainment
Capital of the World,” Las Vegas, is “rightfully reclaiming fun” at WTM London. 2020 is set to be a huge year for the destination with showstopper residencies, cutting-edge venues, immersive bars and clubs, and the NFL draft taking place. For a sweet treat and celebrity surprise today, head over to the Las Vegas stand (NA150).
04.11.2019 WTM OFFICIAL EVENT DAILY 21 NEW YORK, NEW YORK: Visit the NYC
stand (NA300) to learn about the Big Apple’s Hudson Yards, home to more than 100 shops and culinary experiences, the Vessel, the world’s first Equinox Hotel, and the highest outdoor observation deck in the Western hemisphere, Edge.
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