Travel Events News

Canada has joined several leading nations in recognizing international conferences and events as important contributors to tourism revenue. This group includes the United States, UK, Ireland, Japan, and UAE.

IMEX Frankfurt 2026 is currently underway in Germany from May 19 to 21, welcoming over 150 countries including the USA and Canada. The trade fair highlights tourism products and fosters B2B connections in the international tourism sector.

The Arabian Travel Market 2026 has been rescheduled to September 14-17 and will take place at the Dubai World Trade Centre. The change follows consultations with industry participants.

IMEX Frankfurt 2026 hosted forums focused on the latest trends in the meetings and events industry. Key leaders of place engaged in strategic discussions shaping the sector's future.

Tampa Convention Center has introduced five initiatives focused on innovation to reshape how meetings are conducted. These efforts seek to improve both event experiences and facility management.

Colombia's role as a key regional player in the meetings and conventions sector has grown stronger through recent developments. The country's advancements enhance its presence in business events both regionally and globally.

A cruise ship affected by a hantavirus outbreak has docked in Rotterdam for intensive disinfection. Quarantine and health protocols have been put in place for exposed passengers.

Africa’s Travel Indaba 2026 took place in Durban and generated significant economic benefits for the city. The event also promoted growth in pan-African tourism trade and business engagement.

IMEX Frankfurt 2026 will host over 3,000 exhibitors including global airlines such as United and Lufthansa. The event also features tourism boards and cruise leaders, highlighting its broad industry scope.

Brazil will join other prominent countries at ITB China 2026, contributing to increased B2B travel trade activity during the event held in China.