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ITB Berlin live on the Internet
BERLIN – Global interest in ITB Berlin’s opening press conference on next Tuesday will be streamed live on the internet for the first time.
Journalists can also take an active part in the press conference at www.itb-berlin.com.
Between 11am and 12 noon, via the Internet, members of the media can put questions directly to those taking part in the event.
Live streaming of the conference can be accessed directly via the website’s homepage. There are no special login requirements.
“This new service has been introduced in response to demand from media representatives worldwide, who want to report live on the opening of ITB Berlin, but are unable to attend the fair,†said Michael T. Hofer, director of press and public relations at Messe Berlin.
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