Meeting and Event Industry

ITB Asia 2026, Asia’s largest travel trade show, launched on October 1 in Singapore. It brings together international exhibitors, buyers, and travel industry leaders across the MICE, leisure, and travel sectors.

Geggs Getaways held its inaugural travel show on September 24, 2026, hosting over 200 attendees in Blackpool. The event produced £11,000 in bookings and raised £500 for Dementia UK.

Guam prominently promoted its culture, cuisine, and tourism industry at Tourism EXPO Japan 2026 held in Tokyo, attended by over 183,000 people. The event featured a new tourism cooperation agreement signed by WTTC, JATA, and the Tourism EXPO Japan Executive Committee.

ITB Asia 2026 began on October 1 in Singapore, recognized as Asia’s largest travel trade show. The event hosted international exhibitors and buyers over three days.

Geggs Getaways held its first travel show on September 24, 2026, at Blackpool Stanley Park Golf Club, drawing 200 attendees and £11,000 in bookings. The event featured 13 exhibitors and raised £500 for Dementia UK.

Nepal Tourism Board and nine companies participated in Tourism Expo Japan 2026 in Tokyo with 1,420 firms from 74 countries. Nepal highlighted recovery efforts post-monsoon disasters and promoted trekking, cultural, spiritual, and wellness tourism.

Tourism EXPO Japan 2026 drew 183,270 visitors, showcasing Guam’s culture, cuisine, and tourism industry. GVB and partners engaged Japanese travelers with performances, food, and surveys.

Geggs Getaways hosted its first travel show in Blackpool on September 24, attracting over 200 attendees and securing £11,000 in bookings. The event also raised £500 for Dementia UK through a raffle.

ITB Asia 2026, Asia’s largest travel trade show, started on October 1 in Singapore. The three-day event focuses on business networking among MICE, leisure, and travel sectors.

The 16th Magical Kenya Travel Expo will take place October 6-8, 2026, at Uhuru Gardens, Nairobi, focusing on digital transformation in tourism. Akwaaba African Travel Market will participate as an exhibitor, continuing its long-standing global and African travel engagements.