Meeting and Event Industry

Angola debuted at IMEX Frankfurt 2026, presenting itself as a rising African corporate business hub. The country is expanding its focus on business tourism beyond traditional sectors.

ITB China 2026 has launched in Shanghai, showcasing a significant increase in exhibitors and new business matching services. The event promotes international cooperation in global tourism.

Mitch Whitten has taken the helm as President and CEO of Visit Fort Worth. He will lead the city's initiatives in tourism and the meetings industry.

CATO has reaffirmed its support for the Indigenous Tourism Association of Canada. The association urges increased contributions from both industry and government to further Indigenous tourism.

ITB China 2026 opened recently in Shanghai, featuring a significant rise in exhibitor numbers. The event also introduced new business matching services to support global tourism collaboration.

The U.S. Travel Association has wrapped up IPW 2026 in South Florida, an event distinguished by strong global participation. Industry leaders discussed prospects for future growth in inbound tourism to the United States.

Mitch Whitten has been named President and CEO of Visit Fort Worth, steering efforts to enhance tourism and meetings in the city. The announcement was made public in May 2026.

Rendez-vous Canada 2026 convened prominent tourism and business leaders at Toronto's Metro Toronto Convention Centre. The event featured broad participation from countries such as the U.S., Mexico, France, Australia, and Japan.

ITB China 2026 has opened in Shanghai, showcasing significant growth in exhibitor numbers. The event also features enhanced business matching and emphasizes worldwide tourism collaboration.

CATO has expressed firm backing for the Indigenous Tourism Association of Canada. The group urges enhanced collaboration and support from industry and government stakeholders to advance Indigenous tourism.