|
||||||||||||||||||
|
AFRICA TOURISM WILL SHINE AGAIN IN 2015 AT
ITB BERLIN THE WORLD LEADING TRAVEL SHOW MARCH 4-8 2015
ITB Berlin – a benefit for everybody.
As a driving force in the travel industry, ITB Berlin gives
important impulses to a continuously growing market.
Exhibitor sales of about 6,5 billion Euro and an exhibitor
satisfaction rate of 92 percent are evidence enough that
supply and demand meet at the right place.
Since 1966, the structure of ITB Berlin was developed and
expanded.
In the exhibition area, trade visitors as well as public visitors have the chance to explore the international travel industry's entire product spectrum.
The structure of the exhibition halls is divided into geographic
aspects as well as into current market
segments.
The plan of the venue shows
what can be found where on ITB Berlin.
The World’s Leading Travel Trade Show
With more than 174,000 visitors, among these 114,000 trade
visitors, and 11,000 represented companies from 189
countries ITB Berlin is the leading B2B-Platform of all
tourism industry offers. In addition, the world’s largest
tourism convention ITB
Berlin Convention provides unique opportunities to
benefit from the leading think tank of the global tourism
industry. All levels of the value added chain are present:
Tour operators, booking engines, destinations, airlines, and
hotels right through to car rental companies.
Despite its size, ITB Berlin is clearly structured. ITB
Berlin enjoys worldwide media recognition and offers
comprehensive support for all marketing questions exhibitors
might have. Finally, ITB Berlin is organized by an
experienced exhibition management company, that successfully
faces new aims and objectives again and again – namely the
Messe Berlin.
|
||||||||||||||||||
|
|
|
||||||||||||||||
|
|
||||||||||||||||||
.jpg)
.jpg)
Review
by Jerry W. Bird,
Editor.
With
our biggest aviation edition in ten
years well underway, serendipity played
its familiar role in my life when I
received THE WORLD'S MAJOR AIRLINES by
David Wragg. It arrived by mail last
week courtesy of the MBI Publishing,
St. Paul, MN and was presented by John
Wurm, Publicist for Military and
Aviation. I plan to write this book
review in installments, since my first
reading was to get an overall position
on how valuable this timely and well
researched book will be in my
evaluation of Africa's airlines and
others serving the continent. Here are
some comments from MBI that help set
the stage. "Today there are so many
airlines operating throughout the world
that even the most knowledgeable
enthusiast can soon become confused
about which airline flies from where to
where. This new, fully illustrated
edition has been revised and updated to
include the major advances in the
aviation industry since 1998."
..