- The new annual trade
show for India’s outbound travel market kicks off at the Bombay Exhibition
Centre in Mumbai on 15 to 17 April 2020
- Travel leaders to tackle
industry issues at ITB India Conference
Messe Berlin, one of the top ten trade fair and
event organisers worldwide, is pleased to announce its cooperation with the
Indo-German Chamber of Commerce (IGCC) for organising the inaugural ITB India
for the year 2020. The cooperation was formalised in Berlin, Germany, by Dirk
Hoffmann, Chief Financial Officer of Messe Berlin, Dr. Martin Buck, Senior Vice
President, Travel & Logistics, Messe Berlin and Bernhard Steinrücke,
Director General of IGCC. Messe Berlin (Singapore) will be supporting in
organising this premier event in India. With its leading trade show, ITB Asia,
it participates in the fastest-growing markets and has been a trendsetter in
the Asian tourism world for eleven years now. “Our intention was to introduce
the strong and successful ITB brand to the Indian market. We are pleased to
have the vast network and expertise of IGCC at our side, which has over 60
years of experience in developing markets in India. ITB India is the product of
our strategic partnership. Together we will establish ITB India as the leading
travel trade show in India”, said Dirk Hoffmann, Chief Financial
Officer, Messe Berlin.
“We’re proud to be supporting Messe Berlin in organizing its premier event in the Indian market. As ITB is a renowned international brand, we’re delighted to be a key partner and together, make ITB India the leading travel trade event for the India market”, commented Bernhard Steinrücke, Director General, Indo-German Chamber of Commerce.
“We’re proud to be supporting Messe Berlin in organizing its premier event in the Indian market. As ITB is a renowned international brand, we’re delighted to be a key partner and together, make ITB India the leading travel trade event for the India market”, commented Bernhard Steinrücke, Director General, Indo-German Chamber of Commerce.
The inaugural ITB India, 15-17 April 2020, is an
annual three-day b2b trade show and convention curated to build the bridge to
the Indian travel market. The show brings together key travel industry leaders
and international exhibitors from various segments of MICE, Leisure, Corporate
and Travel & Technology.
ITB India Conference features thought provoking and
inspiring content
The ITB India Conference is part of the inaugural ITB India in Mumbai. The organisers have announced an exciting conference line-up for next year’s premiere event which includes a wide range of showcases and workshops focusing on corporate travel, travel technology, meetings and incentives, destination marketing, cruise, payments and more. The conference programme will kick-off on the first day of the show with a keynote interview by PhoCusWright founder Philip Wolf and Deep Kalra, Chairman & Group CEO of MakeMyTrip on “Why India? Why now? Get ready for the next wave of growth”. CEOs and senior executives representing leading brands in travel – Airbnb, AMEX GBT, Booking.com, Cleartrip, Cox & Kings, Egencia, OYO Hotels & Homes, PayPal, Travelport and others – have confirmed their attendance and will lay bare the opportunities and challenges in the Indian travel sector.
The ITB India Conference is part of the inaugural ITB India in Mumbai. The organisers have announced an exciting conference line-up for next year’s premiere event which includes a wide range of showcases and workshops focusing on corporate travel, travel technology, meetings and incentives, destination marketing, cruise, payments and more. The conference programme will kick-off on the first day of the show with a keynote interview by PhoCusWright founder Philip Wolf and Deep Kalra, Chairman & Group CEO of MakeMyTrip on “Why India? Why now? Get ready for the next wave of growth”. CEOs and senior executives representing leading brands in travel – Airbnb, AMEX GBT, Booking.com, Cleartrip, Cox & Kings, Egencia, OYO Hotels & Homes, PayPal, Travelport and others – have confirmed their attendance and will lay bare the opportunities and challenges in the Indian travel sector.
