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Dubai Tourism supports new trade show
Dubai Tourism will be the official exhibition sponsor of the inaugural Travel Industry Exhibition taking place at Sydney’s Royal Hall of Industries July 18-19.
The B2B travel trade show, an Australian first, will be co-located with the 2014 AFTA National Travel Industry Awards.
Julie King, director of Dubai Tourism Australia and New Zealand representative office, said: "With the growing importance of Australia as one of Dubai’s top source markets and the region achieving the highest growth globally for Dubai in 2013 (36.4%), we are significantly increasing our investment and efforts in the market to further increase our support to the trade."
The Travel Industry Exhibition seminar programme will include sessions on ATAS, marketing and customer service as well as exhibitor case studies.
There will be five exhibition zones – Airlines, Technical & Innovation, Cruises, Destinations plus Hotels and Resorts.
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