Conferences and Expos

ATM: BITTM
The rapid economic development in China is creating a huge new market for outbound tourism, as economically empowered Chinese seek to holiday overseas. To help international destinations reach these potential customers, a major tourism expo - the Beijing International Travel and Tourism Market - is being held in January 2005. It's hoped that many Middle Eastern tourism operators will exhibit.
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United Arab Emirates: Wednesday, May 19 - 2004 at 09:30

ATM: Magic of the Maldives
The glorious islands of the Maldives boast white sand, rich marine life - and privacy. Those wanting to escape the city for some uninterrupted tranquility can literally move from land to sea, staying in luxurious water bungalows.
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United Arab Emirates: Sunday, May 16 - 2004 at 11:47

ATM: Classical culture of Crete
Holidaymakers wanting sun, culture, and luxury can look to the Greek isle of Crete. It boasts thousands of years of history, a stunning Mediterranean climate and scenery, and has a wealth of hotels, from budget to hyper-luxury. Sotiris Radicopoulos, Manager of the five star Porto Eloundo resort, outlines the benefits.
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United Arab Emirates: Thursday, May 13 - 2004 at 09:35

ATM: Mövenpick Middle East
Swiss hotel brand Mövenpick has aggressive plans to expand in the Middle East, with new projects announced for Libya and Ajman, UAE. Andreas Mattmüller, Senior Vice President for Mövenpick Middle East, outlines the company's strategy.
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United Arab Emirates: Wednesday, May 12 - 2004 at 11:23

ATM: Singing praises of Singapore
Singapore's new 'Uniquely Singapore' branding has been a success in the Middle East, with increasing numbers of visitors set to enjoy the country's attractions. Arrivals have increased for each of the first four months of 2004, and hoteliers and tour operators are reporting brisk business.
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United Arab Emirates: Wednesday, May 12 - 2004 at 09:17

ATM: Hilton International
Hilton has ten new developments in the Middle East, and another 57 globally. Regionally, the focus is on Egypt, Lebanon and the Middle East. Rudi Jagersbacher says that after two disappointing years, occupancy is high again. Business travel - particularly in the Gulf - shows the most potential.
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United Arab Emirates: Tuesday, May 11 - 2004 at 14:06

ATM: Record crowds for travel expo
The 11th Arabian Travel Exhibition, held at Dubai's International Exhibition Centre, attracted record numbers of visitors and exhibitors. Organisers say it's a clear sign that the regional tourism sector has made a full recovery from negative events over the past couple of years, and predict big growth across all travel sectors.
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United Arab Emirates: Tuesday, May 11 - 2004 at 10:33

ATM: Interview: VP Seychelles
One of the Seychelles' best assets as a tourist destination is its pristine environment, making it perfect for eco-tourism, fishing andn diving. Joseph Belmont, the Vice President of the Seychelles Republic, says his country is a friendly and multicultural place that welcomes tourists from all places.
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United Arab Emirates: Monday, May 10 - 2004 at 13:40