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Miami’s world travel expo: aviation and tourism leaders offer expert advice.

More than 3,000 global tourism professionals are expected to attend or connect through the event’s app

by Enrique Perrella

June 6, 2023

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This month Miami’s World Travel Expo will bring together decision-makers from airlines, airports, tourism bureaus, tour operators and travel agencies. The event aims to promote the aviation and tourism industries, featuring seminars, panels and workshops with more than 40 experts from around the world. More than 3,000 global tourism professionals are expected to attend or connect through the event’s app. Miami-Dade County Mayor Daniella Levine Cava said, “In addition to raising awareness about the diverse travel benefits that Miami International Airport and Miami-Dade County have to offer, the WTE will also assist our industry partners and network destinations with promoting the ongoing return of visitors. The Miami travel market continues to see impressive passenger growth this year, with MIA now the fastest-growing U.S. airport compared to 2019, and we hope to spur additional growth by hosting networking events like this.” American Airlines, Miami International Airport, the International Air Transport Association (IATA) and Miami-Dade County are among the event’s sponsors, with keynotes from industry leaders such as IATA regional vice president Peter Cerdá and American Airlines CEO Robert Isom. The World Travel Expo is a must-attend event for anyone in the travel industry looking to learn from experts.

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WORLD TRAVEL EXPO (WTE) MIAMI 2023 INAUGURATES FIRST TRADE SHOW

WORLD TRAVEL EXPO (WTE) MIAMI 2023 INAUGURATES FIRST TRADE SHOW TO CONNECT AIRLINES, AIRPORTS & DESTINATIONS

MIAMI, FL – JUNE 14, 2023 –  Today,  World Travel Expo (WTE) Miami  2023  opens its doors to travel industry leaders, expecting more than 3,000 attendees and welcoming an additional slate of exhibitors, an exciting lineup of speakers and newly-scheduled programming for the three-day event that will take place at the  Miami Airport Convention Center (711 NW 72 nd  Ave., Miami, FL 33126)  from  June 13-15, 2023 .

“We are so proud to announce the first travel trade show taking place in Miami where thousands of travel professionals will convene to expand their networks, hear from travel industry leaders and enjoy thought-provoking programming,” said WTE President and CEO Javier Perez-Palencia. “This is a partnership between WTE and Miami-Dade officials to bring together airlines, tourism bureaus, travel agents and other professionals to learn from influential leaders and experts who will discuss emerging travel trends, challenges and business opportunities.”

Guest Speakers  ( Click Here  for a full list of speakers)

Guest speakers include Master of Ceremonies  U. Desmond Alufohai ,  Director of Protocol and International Affairs Division , Miami-Dade Aviation Department  Hon. Daniella Levine Cava ,  Mayor, Miami-Dade County ,  Ralph Cutié ,  Director & CEO, Miami-Dade Aviation Department, Miami International Airport ;  Rolando Aedo ,  Chief Operating Officer, Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau ;  Peter Cerdá,   Regional VP, IATA ;  Hon. Edmund Bartlett ,  Minister of Tourism, Jamaica ;  Hon. Miguel Torruco Marqués ,  Secretary of Tourism, Mexico ;  Kim Foley MacKinnon ,  President, Society of American Travel Writers (SATW) ;  Juan Ignacio Steta ,  World President, Skal International ;  Gary Sadler ,  Executive VP of Sales & Industry Relations, Unique Vacations Inc., Sandals Resorts ;  Rick Sasso ,  Chairman, MSC Cruises USA , among many more.

Activities & Panels  ( Click Here  for a full list of speakers)

Following a welcome event with opening, travel & tourism and state of the industry remarks, there will be a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Wednesday, June 14 th . Confirmed programming and panels slated for the WTE Miami include an ever-important  State of the Industry  that will focus on current travel industry trends. Another major program will be  Major Trends in Travel –  Diversity Equity and Inclusion, Medical Tourism, Adventure & Expedition, Travel in Educational Programs  that will consider the various unique traveler demographics as well as the reasons why travelers pick specific destinations. Other relevant programs include:  The Importance of Tourism as an Engine of Economic and Social Development ;  International Cruising CEO Panel ;  The Evolution of the Commercial Flying Experience: From Legacy to Low-Cost ;  Hotels: Industry and Sustainability , and an  OTA Panel: The Future of Travel in a Post-Pandemic World .

Confirmed Exhibitors  ( Click here  for a list of sponsors)

Among some of WTE’s exciting exhibitors, arriving at the expo will be a fine collection of airlines, destinations and travel companies, including: Aerolineas Argentinas, Air Canada, Air Europa, Bahamas, Bookroad, Civitatis, Dopazo y Ravenna, El Al Israel Airlines, GOL Airlines, Grand Hotel Guayaquil, Martinique, Petru DMC, Royal Air Maroc, Transportes Especiales Senderos, Trota Tourism, Viajes Anita, Visit Buenos Aires, Vuelonet Travel and World Escapes, the  Society of American Travel Writers  (SATW),  Skal International , Belize, Costa Rica, Canada, Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Jamaica, Mozambique, Nicaragua, Panama, St. Lucia and Tolima Colombia, French Bee, Iberia, Scandinavian Airlines and Sky Airline.

American Airlines is this year’s Official Airline & Global Sponsor, IATA/IATAN is Global Partner, the Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau is Global Sponsor, Mexico is the Official Guest Country, and the WTE Miami 2023 Host is  Miami International Airport  (MIA). Also, listed this year among the Platinum Global sponsors are Visit Centroamérica  CATA  and its countries members, Delta Air Lines, and LATAM Airlines.

To learn more about exhibiting and/or sponsorship opportunities, please visit the World Travel Expo Miami 2023 website: https://worldtravelexpo.org/  For more information, follow WTE on Instagram:  @wtemiami  | LinkedIn:  @wtemiami  Twitter:  @wtemiami

ABOUT WORLD TRAVEL EXPO (WTE) MIAMI 2023 The World Travel Expo (WTE) Miami 2023 is an international travel and tourism trade show hosted by Miami International Airport – Miami-Dade County, and partnered with IATA, Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau, International Trade Consortium-Sister Cities of Miami-Dade County. The annual expo brings together global decision-makers from airlines, airports, tourism bureaus, tour operators, travel agents and other professionals from the travel and tourism industry to promote and discuss new market opportunities.

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Miami Welcomes The World In 2023 

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Miami is set to welcome the travel world at the World Travel Expo Miami (WTE Miami) from June 13 to June 15, 2023.

The event will welcome representatives from tourism bureaus, airlines and airports, travel agencies and tour operators, hotels and travel professionals, and will showcase the power of travel and tourism as a driving force for economic growth and cultural understanding.

It will also be a forum to discuss about opportunities and challenges faced by the industry, as well as current and future travel trends.

The WTE Miami 2023 is hosted by the Miami-Dade Aviation Department, in collaboration with Miami-Dade County’s International Trade Consortium (ITC), the World Trade Center in Miami, and the U.S. Department of Commerce. Additionally, American Airlines will be the event’s Global sponsor, while the International Air Transport Association (IATA) and the International Association of Travel Agents Network (IATAN) will be its Global Partners. The Greater Miami Convention and Visitors Bureau is the Platinum sponsor of the event. In 2021, Miami welcomed 24.2 million visitors in 2021, 5.1 million of them were international travellers.

More than 2,000 global travel professionals will be attending and presenting their companies in the WTE Miami. The event will last three days and will feature, along with the exhibition, one-on-one meetings, networking events and panels where international industry and other opinion leaders will discuss about the future of travel & tourism.

Go to https://www.worldtravelexpo.com/wtepreregistration/ for more and to register.

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MIA to host World Travel Expo Miami in May 2022

Over 2,000 global travel professionals expected to gather and promote destinations.

With the goal of increasing tourism to their respective destinations, more than 2,000 travel industry representatives are expected to attend the World Travel Expo Miami , scheduled for May 3-5, 2022, at the Miami Airport Convention Center. The event will give international airports the opportunity to meet with airlines, tourism bureaus, tour operators, cruise lines, hotels, and other industry organizations, to discuss potential future air service routes.

The three-day event, hosted by the Miami-Dade Aviation Department in partnership with Miami-Dade County Mayor Daniella Levine Cava, Miami-Dade Board of County Commissioners Chairman José “Pepe” Díaz, and the Greater Miami Convention and Visitors Bureau, will provide attendees the opportunity to network and negotiate with thousands of attendees, exhibiting companies and consumers.

In addition to raising awareness about the diverse travel benefits that Miami International Airport and Miami-Dade County have to offer, the World Travel Expo will also assist our industry partners and network destinations with promoting the ongoing return of visitors to their sectors. The Miami travel market continues to see impressive passenger growth this year, with MIA now serving more international travelers than any other U.S. airport, and we hope to spur additional growth by hosting networking events like this.

Industry professionals from our sister destinations across the globe are invited to join us in this collaborative effort to bring leisure and business travel back to the levels we enjoyed pre-pandemic. We are planning a robust schedule of educational workshops and industry experts that will be announced in the coming months.

To receive information about registration and the latest updates when they become available, subscribe for the World Travel Expo Miami newsletter at https://worldtravelexpo.org/ .

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World Travel Expo 2023: Where Travel Dreams Come True

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Programming and panels, what has wte miami 2023 offered.

The World Travel Expo is a yearly gathering for the tourism industry, both domestic and international. It's a chance for various organizations and businesses in the travel field - like hotels, airlines, and cruises - to come together and network.

In 2023, the World Travel Expo Miami (WTE Miami) took place at the Miami Airport Convention Center in Florida from June 13th to 15th.

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The WTE has become a significant event for tourists in the United States. It brings together various professionals from industries such as tourist offices, airlines, airports, travel agencies, tour operators, and hotels to expand their business networks.

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It has significantly increased the region's visibility in the travel and tourism sector. Its main goal is to promote the industry and showcase the power of travel and tourism as a driving force for economic growth and cultural understanding.

In addition, attendees and exhibitors are offered the chance to strengthen their connections and networks with each other. The event also serves as a platform to discuss the industry's opportunities and challenges, as well as current and future trends.

WTE Miami 2023 was organized by Miami International Airport (MIA) and sponsored by International Air Transport Association (IATA), International Association of Travel Agents (IATAN), American Airlines and the Greater Miami Convention and Visitors Bureau (GMCVB).

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Key exhibitors include: Belize, Canada, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Guatemala, Jamaica, Honduras, Mexico, Mozambique, Panama, Nicaragua, St. Lucia, Tolima Colombia, Delta Air Lines, Iberia, French Bee, LATAM Airlines, Scandinavian Airlines, Sky Airline, Aerolineas Argentinas, Air Canada, Air Europa, Bahamas, Bookroad, Civitatis, Dopazo y Ravenna, El Al Israel Airlines, GOL Airlines, Martinique, Grand Hotel Guayaquil, Petru DMC, Royal Air Maroc, Transportes Especiales Senderos, Trota Tourism, Viajes Anita, Visit Buenos Aires, Vuelonet Travel and World Escapes.

The event allowed tourism representatives to connect with airlines, travel agencies, tourism operators, cruise lines, hotels, and other industry groups to explore the possibility of collaborating with each other.

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The event covered a range of topics related to programming and panels, including a State of the Industry session that delved into current trends in the travel industry. Another session explored Major Trends in Travel, such as Diversity Equity and Inclusion, Medical Tourism, Adventure & Expedition, and Travel in Educational Programs, which examined the unique demographics of travelers and the reasons behind their destination choices. There were also other relevant sessions, such as the Importance of Tourism for Economic and Social Development, an International Cruising CEO Panel, the Evolution of the Commercial Flying Experience, Hotels: Industry and Sustainability, and an OTA Panel: The Future of Travel in a Post-Pandemic World.

WTE Miami 2023 was a fantastic platform for industry stakeholders to engage in meaningful discussions and collaborate on various projects. With over 3,000 travel professionals from around the world in attendance, the event showcased a diverse range of businesses and ideas. The global tourism industry's influential leaders and experts also shared their insights on current challenges, emerging trends, and potential business opportunities.

The event provided attendees with the chance to participate in pre-scheduled one-on-one meetings with thousands of buyers from the U.S., attend informative conferences and panels, and learn from exhibitors. Over the course of three days, visitors could also take advantage of exclusive travel deals and discounts from airlines, hotels, and travel and tour packages.

Overall, WTE Miami 2023 was an excellent opportunity for visitors to connect with key players and explore new business prospects in the travel and tourism industry.

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World Travel Expo - Miami (USA) will be the first major travel trade fair in the United States

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From 13 to 15 June 2023

Important international institutions are joining forces to hold the Fair in June, which aims to position itself as the major tourism event in the United States in the city of Miami.

World Travel Expo - Miami (USA) will be a global showcase in the world.

For three days it will bring together the world's leading destinations, institutions and tourism companies, with special emphasis on Latin America, Europe and Asia.

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Last week, Antonio Santos del Valle, president of the Tourism and Society Think Tank - TSTT , together with Global Journey Consulting closed a collaboration agreement with World Travel Expo - Miami (USA) , in order to turn this international tourism fair into a great global showcase. 

World Travel Expo - Miami (USA) is confirmed as the major tourism event in the United States, to be held at the Miami Airport Convention Center from 13 to 15 June 2023.  

WTE - Miami (USA) is hosted by the Miami-Dade Aviation Department, the operator of Miami International Airport, and is supported by the Miami-Dade International Trade Consortium, the Miami-Dade Word Trade Center and the U.S. Department of Commerce. 

American Airlines will be the global sponsor, while the International Air Transport Association (IATA) and the International Association of Travel Agents Network (IATAN) are also partners in the event. The Greater Miami Convention and Visitors Bureau is the Platinum sponsor of the event. 

In the words of Antonio Santos, "WTE - Miami (USA) will become the great space of world tourism, especially North American tourism as a great international tourism engine, Miami being one of the great capitals of tourism where companies, institutions and tourists not only from North and South America meet, being a great gateway for tourism to Europe, Asia or Africa.

Likewise, Javier Pérez Palencia, director of WTE - Miami (USA) stated that "we are going to concentrate all our efforts to offer and consolidate World Travel Expo - Miami (USA) as one of the main tourism fairs in the world, as shown by the exhibitors and visitors already confirmed".

Leading travel and tourism professionals from the United States, Europe, etc. will attend and present their companies at WTE Miami. The fair will be held over three days and, in addition to the exhibition area, will incorporate panels of international experts, authorities and opinion leaders, as well as events to establish and strengthen business contacts.

World Travel Expo - Miami (USA) represents the recovery and activation of international tourism that reviews the industry with optimism after some complicated years for the sector.

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World Travel Expo Miami

From May 3-5, 2022, the Miami International Airport Convention Center will host the World Travel Expo Miami (WTE). Held in partnership with Miami-Dade County and other organizations, the event promises to bring together international leaders in the aviation and travel industry to promote and discuss new market opportunities, including destination pavilions.

The event’s program will also include a roundtable with Ministers of Tourism and opportunities for one-on-one meetings with airlines, airports, travel agents, tour operators, ministers and other interested parties. WTE aims to be a platform for participants to promote destinations, businesses, brands, products and tourist services.

The World Travel Expo Miami will also offer seminars and workshops, cutting-edge travel content, and networking, and a bridge to public and private partnerships with travel companies, destination experts, travel professionals and consumers.

You can seize the opportunity to participate in innovative leadership, an interactive exhibit, business opportunities and a meeting point at one of the world’s busiest airports at World Travel Expo Miami.

Promote your business, your brand and the products and services you offer among other influential leaders and experts in your fields, as well as discuss current challenges, emerging trends and business opportunities in the industry.

If you would like to find more information about the event, visit the WTE Miami website for more details.

Business travel returns faster than expected in the US

And speaking of the travel market, we expect to have more good news in the World Travel Expo Miami.

Face-to-face conferences are returning sooner than anticipated in the United States, great news for industries such as airlines and hotels, which depend on corporate travel for a full recovery.

And some conferences planned for the fall season have a totally pre-pandemic flavor, with nearly all speakers and attendees scheduling to be on-site rather than using Zoom.

The recent recovery was seen in a survey of economic prospects for the second quarter, from the Association of International Certified Professional Accountants, which found that about a third of business leaders estimate that corporate travel is already returning or will return to pre-pandemic levels by the end of the year.

But business travel still has a long way to go: it’s at 30% to 35% of pre-pandemic levels, according to JPMorgan Chase & Co. And it will take even longer for international business travel to return, with many restrictions on travel. The desire to return to face-to-face meetings is linked to the fast-paced economic recovery in the US after vaccinations accelerated and restrictions on activities eased.

Summer flights and corporate travel

Global corporate travel bookings are recovering at the rate of 10% week after week, according to TripActions, a corporate travel administrator who monitors ticket distribution rates. They have risen more than 300% since the beginning of the year, in June. The pace picked up as vaccination rates increased and offices reopened.

United Airlines announced, in June, record demand for jets and an expansion of its services to two major business travel destinations: San Francisco and Newark.

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(JNS) Azerbaijan is working to boost Israeli tourism, with the flight schedule between Tel Aviv and Baku returning to pre-war levels this month, the head of Azerbaijani tourism bureau said in Tel Aviv.

The wartime tourism push by the predominantly Shi’ite Muslim country is the latest sign of the burgeoning ties between the two countries, at a time of growing antisemitism around the world and isolation of Israel amid its six-month old war with Hamas.

“Azerbaijan continues to be open and safe for Israeli tourists,” Florian Sangeschmidt, CEO of the Azerbaijain Tourism Board, told JNS during an official visit for the annual Israeli Tourism expo. “It is an important message that we are here.”

Only 12 countries, including Azerbaijain, sent representatives to Tel Aviv Tourism Exhibition on April 3-4, which focused on promoting tourism to Israel after the war, while some two dozen other nations other participated in the event last year were notably absent. The additional countries participating in the event were France, Czech Republic, Cyprus, El Salvador, Taiwan, India, Greece, Vietnam, Sri Lanka, Romania and Ethiopia.

Defying external pressures, the state-run Azerbaijan Airlines resumed direct flights from Baku to Tel Aviv last month, and is now operating nine weekly flights between the two cities. Together with the three flights that Israir is also relaunching at the end of the month, the number of flights between the two countries is now returning to pre-war levels, Azerbaijaini tourism officials said.

“There is this perception of Azerbaijain as Muslim nation, but it is really a colorful tapestry and destination showcasing a multi-ethnic society,” he added. He noted that many Israelis had thanked him for coming to the tourism expo during wartime.

Thirty thousand Israelis visited Azerbaijan last year, which remained a safe haven for Israelis as antisemitism surged in European capitals and around the globe following the Oct. 7 Hamas massacre.

Last year, Azerbaijan made history by becoming the first Shi’ite country to open an embassy in Israel.

For Israel, ties with Azerbaijan—which shares a 428-mile border with Iran and supplies and estimated 30% of the Jewish state’s oil—are of strategic importance. At the same time, Azerbaijan is a leading purchaser of Israeli military hardware, which helped lift Baku to victory in its 2020 war with archrival Armenia.

About 25,000-30,000 Jews live in Azerbaijan today, while tens of thousands of Jews from Azerbaijan immigrated to Israel and maintain strong ties with the Caucasus nation.

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