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Luxury travel on show
The first International Luxury Travel Market (ILTM) will be covering luxury tourism on land, sea and in space.
ILTM is being held in Cannes on 10-12 December 2002. Organisers say there will be over 1,200 attendees and 400 exhibitors.
Exhibitors include British Classic Yachts, Leading Hotels of the World and Relais and Chateau. Individual hotel properties exhibiting include 11 Cadogan Gardens, 51 Buckingham Gate, The Ritz in London and Hotel de Paris in Monaco.
Also exhibiting is the conference and incentive company, the Skybridge Group, American Express Platinum, and Exclusive Destinations. The conference has got rail travel covered with groups such as Rovos Rail taking part, and has even got representatives from space travel companies.
A conference will take place before the exhibition on 9 December. Keynote speakers are Paul McManus, CEO of Leading Hotels of the World, Bill Fischer, CEO of Fischer Travel Enterpises, and John Spencer, founder of the Space Tourism Society.
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