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WTM claims travel technology success
Saturday, 09 Nov, 2006
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World Travel Market’s Technology & Online Travel section is 23% larger than last year with 18 new exhibitors.
The show organisers have developed an area which is more than 50% larger than in 2004.
Exhibitors are rebooking their stands, with many wanting to increase in size having made excellent contacts so far this year, according to a spokeswoman.
“The quality of buyers appears to be extremely high, offering exhibitors return on their investment,” she said.
“We are very satisfied with our Technology Focus, the Technology Seminars have been full. The TravelMole Awards and the Travolution conference are both
heightening the awareness and give an added dimension to this important sector of WTM.”
Report by Phil Davies
Phil Davies
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