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New date for ILTM Asia Pacific
Singapore based luxury travel event, ILTM Asia Pacific, which was due to take place in June this year, is now scheduled for Monday 5 – Thursday 8 September 2022.
ILTM Asia Pacific will be back as an in person event at regular venue Marina Bay Sands.
It will be four days of pre-scheduled one-to-one appointments, educational sessions, networking, parties, and brand exposure.
Luxury travel suppliers from across the globe will meet with agents and buyers from across the region to build new itineraries for their luxury clients.
ILTM remaining calendar of regional events in 2022 are unchanged.
They are ILTM Latin America, in Sao Paulo, 3 – 6 May, ILTM North America, Riviera Maya, 19 – 22 September, and ILTM Cannes, 5 – 8 December.
ILTM is a collection of invitation-only events that brings together leading international buyers.
Each event introduces luxury travel brands to ILTM’s network of luxury travel advisors, through appointment programmes and networking sessions.
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