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The 4th edition of ITB India will take place in-person from 11 - 13 September 2024 in Jio World Convention Centre, Mumbai, India. This 3-day business-to-business travel and tourism trade fair for India has been put together to bring different facets of the Indian Travel Market.

Every segment of tourism will be represented at this international travel & tourism exhibition in India with industry leaders, important buyers and key service providers from across the country meeting and interacting in one place. International players in the MICE, Leisure travel and corporate travel segments will also attend to learn more about the tremendous Indian outbound travel market that is quickly emerging as an important global market

ITB India is going to be more than a travel trade show in India but rather an important platform where the most influential organizations in the International and Indian Travel and Tourism industry can meet, build strong partnerships or strengthen existing bonds.

India is the Second Largest Outbound Market in Asia and the 8th Largest Travel Market in the World. The value of the Indian Outbound Travel Market in 2024 is estimated to be around 42 Billion USD. These tantalizing numbers show that India is one of the most promising travel markets in the world but it remains untapped in large parts. Travel events in India need to address the key factors that will increase outbound travel the country.

ITB India 2024 is going to be the travel and tourism fair in India that does just that with fascinating content that covers a wide variety of topics that drive travel in India. Our proposed agenda includes specific topics that pertain to MICE, Corporate and Leisure travelers in India in the vein of Travel Technology, the future of MICE, Global Consumer Trends, Social Media & Influencer Marketing, Destination Marketing and so many more topics. This India travel fair will work to access the markets that go well beyond the established metropolitan cities by bringing in buyers from tier 2 and tier 3 cities in India with the Hosted Buyer’s Programme. We ensure that the buyers meet the service providers and exhibitors through our pre-scheduled appointments, so that they can focus on building great relationships at the event itself.

ITB India is also going to be a truly innovative tourism conference for India as we strive to bring the newest ideas and concepts in travel and tourism that are set to change things in the future. The discussions, panels and presentations at ITB India are going to be attended or presented by esteemed individuals that have distinguished themselves in the travel and tourism industry.

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ITB is working with individuals and organisations across India and the rest of the world to create a real India International travel mart. If ITB India 2024 is something that you want to be a part of, we have various ways through which you can participate. Interested parties can choose to register as a buyer, a speaker or book a stand at the conference itself.

As a buyer , ITB India is the ultimate platform to meet service providers in every category of travel and tourism in India. Since this is a 3-day business-to-business travel and tourism fair in India, we have focused and targeted our attendees to ensure that the most relevant players are going to be present and ready to do business. Whether it is MICE, Corporate or Leisure Travel, the local and international exhibitors at ITB India are going to be the key to capturing the Indian outbound travel market.

ITB India is putting together travel content for all kinds of travel and tourism topics and to do this we are constantly looking for some of the best experts in the business. Do you have an interesting topic that you want to share about the India travel industry? If so, then ITB India is definitely the forum for you to share your incredible insight. Learn more about which sectors we’re looking at for ITB India 2024 and register as a speaker to spread your voice on one of the biggest platforms for travel in India. If you are looking to become an exhibitor at ITB India , then register your stand for the event with us. As an exhibitor, you can showcase your product or service to all kinds of impressive attendees that are looking to develop the Indian travel market.

April 28 2023

ITB India 2023 Marks a Major Success

April 20 2023

ITB India 2023 on Track for Impressive Live Comeback

February 20 2023

ITB India 2023 Conference to Unveil Major Trends in the South Asia Travel Market

February 07 2023

ITB India to premiere as an in-person event in April 2023

April 07 2022

Major market players paved the way to recovery & new opportunities in the travel industry at ITB India Virtual

April 05 2022

ITB India 2022 Virtual opens with Indian and South Asian markets driving towards recovery and growth

January 27 2022

ITB India 2022 to be held as a Virtual Event

April 09 2021

ITB India Virtual Concluded with Impressive Results of 9,500 Business Appointments Recorded

April 07 2021

ITB India Virtual Kicks Off with Over 400 Buyers and 150 International Sponsors and Exhibitors

March 24 2021

Saudi confirmed as Official Partner Country of ITB India 2021

March 08 2021

Rebuilding Travel: ITB India 2021 Virtual Conference Theme and Speakers Revealed

November 18 2020

ITB India goes all-virtual for 2021 Event

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Join the Travel & Tourism Fair (TTF) in Mumbai, India from February 2 - 4, 2023, at the Bombay Convention & Exhibition Centre (BCEC). Organized by Fairfest Media Limited, this bi-annual event caters to the Trade Public and showcases the best in the Tourism, Travel, Catering, and Hospitality industries. Don't miss out on the opportunity to explore upcoming international trade shows, trade fairs, exhibitions, and events, while connecting with industry professionals and discovering the latest trends in the travel and tourism sector. Description: TTF Mumbai is set to be India's premier exhibition for the Travel & Tourism industry, taking place from February 2 - 4, 2023, at the Bombay Convention & Exhibition Centre (BCEC). This esteemed event, organized by Fairfest Media Limited, is well-known for its significant contribution to the tourism sector, offering a platform for trade professionals and the general public to come together and explore the latest innovations, products, and services in the industry. With a comprehensive program featuring international trade shows, trade fairs, exhibitions, and events, TTF Mumbai 2023 presents a unique opportunity for attendees to stay updated on the latest industry trends, expand networks, and forge lucrative partnerships. Whether you are a travel agent, hotelier, tourism board representative, or an avid traveler, this event offers invaluable insights and connections to bolster your business. TTF Mumbai 2023 prides itself on its diverse range of exhibitors and impactful seminars, workshops, and presentations that cover a wide variety of topics in the travel and tourism industry. From sustainable tourism practices to emerging technologies, attendees will gain valuable knowledge and expertise from industry leaders. Don't miss out on TTF Mumbai 2023 - book your spot today and be a part of India's leading exhibition for the Travel & Tourism industry.

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Saumya Roy, a Mumbai-based author, has written a book about the city’s wealth, poverty and the waste pickers who make their living in its landfill.

Mumbai appears as much a dream as a city. Sprinkled with the stardust of Bollywood, the Hindi-language film industry that bases itself here, and studded with billionaires , India’s hyperkinetic metropolis, known as Bombay until 1995, feels like a place where anything is possible. But over the years, the city’s reality has been one of crumbling infrastructure, unmoving traffic and unending slums. Amid tight pandemic lockdowns, Mumbai turned into one of the world’s great construction sites , trying to remake itself with new towers, subway lines and bridges . Take in the dizzying juxtapositions — while discovering experimental performances in former textile mills and serene, ancient caves a short drive from the urban chaos — in a city guaranteed to look different again the next time you visit.

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• Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Vastu Sangrahalaya , a sprawling and immaculately kept museum, houses a trove of Hindu, Jain and Buddhist sculptures.
• The Bombay Poetry Crawl offers a walking tour through one of Mumbai’s most rapidly gentrifying areas and traces the city’s working-class roots through poetry.
• The Kanheri Caves are an ancient Buddhist complex of more than 100 caves, some dating back as far as 2,000 years, in Sanjay Gandhi National Park . Some of the caves have pillared prayer halls and serene, carved Buddhist deities.
• G5A , an arts center housed in part of a former textile mill, hosts music, film screenings, poetry readings and performances.
• The Afghan Church , formally known as the Church of St. John the Evangelist, is a newly restored 19th-century house of worship that serves as a poignant memorial for fallen Indian and British soldiers.
• Mani Bhavan , the former home of Mohandas K. Gandhi, is now a museum that preserves details of his spartan life, underscoring his emphasis on self-reliance.
• Moghal Masjid , a Shiite mosque built in 1860, is known for its intricate blue tile work.
• Hasnabad Dargah , known as Mumbai’s Taj Mahal for its resemblance to that celebrated monument, is a milky-white mausoleum that evokes calm in the middle of the city.
• Magen David Synagogue is a large historic temple, painted sky blue, in the Byculla neighborhood.
• Stroll by murals of Bollywood stars in Bandra , a coastal neighborhood of old Portuguese bungalows and celebrity homes.
• Masque is a high-end restaurant that reinvents traditional Indian dishes in modern, surprising ways over a nine-course tasting menu.
• Kala Ghoda Cafe serves healthy breakfasts, including spicy egg dishes.
• Swati Snacks , a Mumbai institution, offers street-food classics and traditional favorites in a bright, clean setting.
• Aaswad Upahar and Mithai Griha is a popular, no-frills restaurant in the Dadar neighborhood that offers a mango-themed thali (a platter filled with various small dishes) in April and May, when the fruit is in season.
• Bastian at the Top , a sceney rooftop restaurant with lavish décor that includes an indoor swimming pool, is worth a stop to take in the views of the bay over a drink.
• Moonray , a newly opened women’s wear store, brings together immaculate European cuts and handmade embroidery from Mumbai.
• Payal Khandwala sells silk tops, sharply cut suits and trench coats in bold-colored Indian fabric.
• Ogaan showcases a range of local designers whose garments include ornate Indian wedding wear and silk shirts.
• Kitab Khana has a large and well-curated selection of books on Indian literature, politics and Gandhian thought, set in a building that is more than a century old.
• Induri Saree Centre sells glittering, traditional saris in a candy-box-size store.
• The Taj Mahal Palace , an ornate hotel open since 1903, looks over the Arabian Sea and the historic Gateway of India arch. A memorial in the lobby commemorates the terror attack at the hotel in 2008. Rooms start at 23,550 rupees, or about $282.
• Sea Green Hotel , on the curved, lit-up shoreline called the Queen’s Necklace, has basic rooms with gorgeous bay views. Rooms start at around 9,000 rupees.
• The Grand Hotel is a century-old establishment in the city’s historic Ballard Estate district, an area that is also home to one of Mumbai’s best-known Parsi restaurants, Britannia & Co. You can also walk to many of the city’s well-known attractions. Rooms start at around 6,850 rupees.
• Traveling in Mumbai’s packed trains is fast, efficient and an experience like no other. Millions travel on the local trains every year, and vendors and singers walk through compartments (25 rupees for a first-class single ticket). Black-and-yellow cabs , which use meters with fixed rates, and ride-hailing apps like Uber are readily available. Mumbai’s red buses also offer a breezy, scenic and cheap way to get around the city (from 5 rupees per trip).

See spindly chimneys rising amid luxury hotels and condos in the jagged skyline of Lower Parel, a rapidly gentrifying precinct in central Mumbai. The chimneys are relics of the area’s former textile mills, which began slowly being redeveloped into malls after a worker strike in the 1980s. Trace Mumbai’s working-class roots here with the writer Saranya Subramanian, who leads the Bombay Poetry Crawl (600 rupees, or about $7), a series of walking tours conducted through the lens of poetry and local history. During the tour, Ms. Subramanian reads poetry by workers and encourages participants to read, too. She leads the tour monthly and also hosts a range of other poetry walks in the city, including one on a local train. Check her Instagram page, @thebombaypoetrycrawl , for scheduling.

Take a car to the nearby G5A , a cultural center housed in a repurposed textile mill compound. Trees grow out of the stone walls of a neighboring former mill , and skyscrapers rise, seemingly by the minute, on the other side. Catch a show at G5A, which hosts edgy art performances, movie screenings and discussions in its small theater, or on its terrace, with the moon glowing through the Mumbai haze. Recent shows include a poetry reading by the Pulitzer Prize-winning author Forrest Gander, along with the celebrated Indian poet Arvind Krishna Mehrotra; Norwegian and Bangalorean jazz bands; and a Kashmiri film. Tickets from 250 to 700 rupees.

Walk next door, still within the mill compound, to the high-ceilinged and warmly lit Masque , a restaurant that reinvents traditional Indian dishes across a nine-course tasting menu (5,200 rupees per person). It takes puran poli and amti, for instance, a sweet, lentil-filled flatbread and side of spicy coconut dal that is often eaten during Mumbai festivals, and remixes it as a bite-size chickpea tart with a hint of jaggery (Indian raw sugar), filled with green peas or crab and topped with coconut foam. Pav, a ubiquitous Mumbai bread bun with a crackly top and slightly sweet, dense interior, acquires a croissant-like, buttery texture here — dip it into a silky morel or lamb curry. Cap off the meal with a popsicle made with unlikely layers of Indian pickle, mulberry and white chocolate. Vegetarian menus available.

Trace Mumbai’s working-class roots in Lower Parel with the Bombay Poetry Crawl, a series of walking tours conducted through the lens of poetry and local history.

Walk through the soft-colored shadows cast by stained-glass windows in the Church of St. John the Evangelist, more commonly known as the Afghan Church , which reopened in March after a two-year renovation. The building, in the leafy Navy Nagar, a naval area at the southern tip of Mumbai, was completed in 1858 and commemorates the more than 4,500 Indian and British soldiers who died during the first Anglo-Afghan war, including in its disastrous retreat from Kabul. The church is also known for multifaith prayers, Indian classical music concerts and a midnight Mass at Christmas. Entry is free.

Kala Ghoda Cafe

Dig into a breakfast of akuri, a spicy scrambled egg dish (345 rupees) that is traditional in India’s Parsi community, at Kala Ghoda Cafe , in the Kala Ghoda neighborhood. Then walk to the sprawling Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Vastu Sangrahalaya , a museum with manicured lawns and a Gothic-style building topped with a bulbous dome. As part of “ Ancient Sculptures ,” showing through October, chiseled Greek gods and Egyptian deities from the British Museum and the J. Paul Getty Museum share space with Assyrian gods from CSMVS’s permanent collection. The museum’s permanent galleries are a trove of Hindu, Buddhist and Jain sculptures and also feature artifacts from the ancient Indus Valley civilization. Tickets, 150 rupees for Indian nationals; 700 rupees for foreigners.

Stroll the Kala Ghoda neighborhood, starting with Artisans ’, a gallery and shop in a graffiti-covered building that showcases traditional Indian crafts. In the area’s ever-expanding fashion district, browse crisp white shirts with handmade lace collars (from around 9,500 rupees) at Moonray , a women’s fashion label and shop (its co-founder also runs the Chanakya School of Craft , which teaches women embroidery and collaborates with Dior). Also check out Payal Khandwala , which has silk tops (14,000 rupees), sharply cut suits and trench coats in bold-colored Indian fabric, and Ogaan , with heavily embellished wedding dresses, pleated dresses and more. Then walk to Kitab Khana , an independent bookstore in a more-than-century-old building with Corinthian columns in the nearby Fort district. Browse the well-curated selection of Indian literature and the books on history and Gandhian thought that line the high shelves.

Swati Snacks

A dizzying range of delicacies can be found on Mumbai’s khao gallis, a Hindi term for “food streets.” The safest way to try them all (and avoid tummy trouble) might be at Swati Snacks , a six-decade-old restaurant in the Tardeo area. Have the vada pav (175 rupees), like garlicky potato sliders, and the signature panki (230 rupees), a wispy rice pancake flavored with mint or dill that arrives steaming in a banana-leaf parcel. Then visit the nearby Mani Bhavan , a three-story building where Mohandas K. Gandhi, known as the father of the nation, often stayed; it is now a museum. Spinning wheels and floor seating in his preserved, spartan bedroom provide a window to his belief that the route to Indian independence could come only through discipline and self-reliance. Entry, 20 rupees.

Moghal Masjid

Take a car to Byculla, the chaotic old quarter of Mumbai. Get a coffee (Americano, 228 rupees) at the Craftery by Subko , a new Mumbai cafe and roastery chain bringing hipsters to this part of the city. Then drive through the busy, narrow streets to see some of Mumbai’s diverse and beautiful religious monuments. Visit the nearby Moghal Masjid , a jewel-like, Iranian-style Shiite mosque built in 1860, with intricate blue tiling adorning a curved entrance. Women cannot pray inside the mosque but can enter the compound, which has a pool for ablution. Take in the facade of Hasnabad Dargah , a pristine, ivory-colored mausoleum, known as Mumbai’s Taj Mahal for its resemblance to the original (entry only for Shia Ismaili Muslims). Not far from there is the Magen David Synagogue (entry, 300 rupees), recognizable by its sky blue clock tower, built in the 1860s to serve Mumbai’s once wealthy and influential, but now vanishing , Jewish community.

Bastian at the Top

In the Dadar neighborhood, shop for handwoven saris (from 2,000 rupees) and scarves at Induri Saree Centre , a candy-box-size store. Then line up at Aaswad Upahar and Mithai Griha , a no-frills Dadar institution best visited in April and May with the arrival of fragrant and luscious Alphonso mangoes. Aaswad does a seasonal mango-themed thali (a platter of various small dishes; 470 rupees) that includes a saffron, mango and cardamom drink; a mango dal; and chilled mango pulp called aamras that is the taste of a Mumbai summer in a bowl. Then cross the street to the gleaming, new Kohinoor Square mall and take the elevator 48 floors to Bastian at the Top . With a tree-lined plunge pool and glowing figurines carved into giant pillars, it can feel more like a theme park than a restaurant (it often attracts Bollywood celebrities). It’s worth a cocktail (1,295 rupees) just to take in the sweeping views of the bay.

Catch a show at G5A, a cultural center housed in a repurposed textile mill compound.

A mural by Ranjit Dahiya

The laid-back suburb of Bandra has Portuguese bungalows, Bollywood studios and the full wattage of star homes along with fans hoping for a glimpse. The best bet for encountering Bollywood stars is on the Technicolor, larger-than-life murals in the area’s charming lanes. See a pistol-wielding Dharmendra, from the iconic 1975 movie “Sholay,” opposite the Subko cafe on Chapel Road. Next to it is a triptych of Bollywood’s dancing divas — a feathered Helen and a bejeweled Waheeda Rehman and Asha Parekh. (Ranjit Dahiya, the artist behind many of these murals, also teaches workshops .) Stroll on to Waroda Road (past a moody depiction of the celebrated actor ​​Irrfan Khan) to reach the brightly colored Veronica’s , an all-day cafe that has become something of a living room for Bandra’s young set, who come for creative bites like chicken-and-cheese-filled breakfast momos (395 rupees), potato waffles (350 rupees) and babka stuffed with chorizo (275 rupees).

Leave the chaos of the city behind, driving north to reach the entrance of Sanjay Gandhi National Park , a 40-square-mile preserve where deer, monkeys and the occasional leopard roam. From inside the park, minivans drive visitors about 10 minutes through the forest (1,000 rupees round-trip) to the bottom of a hill. From there, walk up to the Kanheri Caves, a Buddhist complex of more than 100 caves, the oldest dating back 2,000 years, carved into basalt. Some form large, pillared prayer halls, while others feature carved serene Buddhist deities in prayer. Also see the waterways, loosely cut into the hills, that provided water to the monks who lived and meditated there many centuries ago. Park entry, 95 rupees; caves entry, 25 rupees.

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ITB is working with individuals and organisations across India and the rest of the world to create a real India International travel mart. If ITB India 2024 is something that you want to be a part of, we have various ways through which you can participate. Interested parties can choose to register as a buyer, a speaker or book a stand at the conference itself.

As a buyer, ITB India 2024 is the ultimate platform to meet service providers in every category of travel and tourism in India. Since this is a 3-day business-to-business travel and tourism fair in India, we have focused and targeted our attendees to ensure that the most relevant players are going to be present and ready to do business. Whether it is MICE, Corporate or Leisure Travel, the local and international exhibitors at ITB India are going to be the key to capturing the Indian outbound travel market.

ITB India 2024 is putting together travel content for all kinds of travel and tourism topics and to do this we are constantly looking for some of the best experts in the business. Do you have an interesting topic that you want to share about the India travel industry? If so, then ITB India is definitely the forum for you to share your incredible insight. Learn more about which sectors we’re looking at for ITB India 2024 and register as a speaker to spread your voice on one of the biggest platforms for travel in India. If you are looking to become an exhibitor at ITB India 2024 , then register your stand for the event with us. As an exhibitor, you can showcase your product or service to all kinds of impressive attendees that are looking to develop the Indian travel market.

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97% Exhibitors said they will exhibit again at TT India.  95% Exhibitors were extremely satisfied with the exhibition. 86% were happy with visitor quality & traffic.  77% said that they were able to achieve their business goals of contacting business partners. 74% exhibitors said that the fair help them to collect effective market information.  67% exhibitors felt that TT India Expo helped them to build their brand.

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Trinity has over 20 years recognized individual stalwarts and companies from various sectors related to different verticals in the travel & tourism industry. For instance, in 2018, the Mauritius Tourism Minister & the State Government Tourism Boards of Andhra Pradesh, Rajasthan & Tamil Nadu were awarded in the Platinum, Gold, Silver and Bronze categories. The excellence, successes and innovations of other stakeholders is also celebrated at a gala networking cocktails-dinner covering a range of segments including foreign tourism authorities, travel agencies, tour operators, cruise liners, destinations, Airlines, DMCs, OTAs, etc.

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Thousands of key decision-makers from among National / State Government Tourism Departments, National / Regional Tourist Organizations, Destination Management Companies, Convention and Visitors Bureaus, Amusement / Themes Parks, Railways, Airport Authorities, Air Charter Companies, Airlines – Domestic and International, Car Rental Companies, Convention Centers, Cruise Liners, Educational Institutes, Golf Courses & Resorts, Hotels & Resorts, IT Companies, Medical Tourism, Spas and Wellness Centers, Sports Tourism Products, International Tourism Organizations, Travel Agents, Tour Operators from the industry globally. It is thus an opportunity for building connections within the industry and reaching out to enhance your business.

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Mumbai Tourism Trade Fair Set to Ring in Revival of Summer Tourism in Himachal Pradesh

• Author: Kuldeep Chauhan, Editor-in-chief HimbuMail

Shimla: The   three-day long  tourism trade fair in Mumbai has rung in a new hope for tourism industry of Himachal Pradesh ahead of summer season, with travel agents and operators showing keen interest in the Himachal pavilion.

This surge in interest has reignited hopes among tourism stakeholders after the state faced challenges in July and August 2023.

President of the Himachal Pradesh Tourism and Hoteliers Stakeholders Association, M K Seth, expressed optimism, citing the successful engagement with travel agents at the fair.

He highlighted the pivotal role played by the recent rationalization of taxes on tourist buses coming from other states by the HP government, which has encouraged travel agents to consider bringing groups to Himachal.

**Positive Outlook for Summer Tourist Season**

The tourism trade fair serves as a   platform for hoteliers to directly engage with travel agents from across India.

Over 100 hotels and resorts from Himachal Pradesh participated, seizing the opportunity to showcase their properties and attract bookings for the upcoming summer tourist season.

Seth emphasized the significance of group tourism in boosting hotel occupancy, particularly during the summer season when tourists from Maharashtra and Gujarat flock to Himachal Pradesh.

Call for Government Support

Looking ahead, stakeholders underscored the need for government support to further bolster Himachal Pradesh's tourism industry.

They urged for an increase in the publicity budget for 2024-2025, with a focus on targeted destination-wise promotion through electronic media and participation in various tourism trade fairs.

To enhance participation, stakeholders suggested subsidizing stall rates for private hoteliers and emphasized the importance of competing effectively with other tourism states like Uttarakhand and Jammu & Kashmir.

Additionally, they urged the government to showcase Himachal Pradesh prominently by booking larger pavilions at tourism events and targeting potential tourists in South India through participation in trade fairs in Chennai and Bangalore.

TTF Travel Trade Show Network Expands Reach Across India,  catering to diverse travel markets across the country.

With upcoming editions scheduled in Bengaluru and Chennai, TTF continues its mission to foster tourism promotion and industry collaboration.

 TTF Bengaluru and Chennai Editions: 

As part of its extensive network, TTF is gearing up for its Bengaluru edition on February 16th, 17th, and 18th, followed by the Chennai edition on March 15th, 16th, and 17th, 2024. These also promise Himachal Pradesh  Tourism Industry a an opportunity to rope in more tourists. 

These events serve as dynamic platforms for stakeholders in the travel industry to converge, exchange insights, and explore business opportunities.

TTF opens doors to one of the world's fastest-growing travel markets, providing a gateway for domestic and international players alike.

With over 4000 exhibitors from 80 countries and representation from 36 Indian states and union territories, TTF facilitates connections between industry professionals and an audience of over 20,000 trade visitors.

Empowering the Travel Industry

Catering to various segments including domestic, outbound, business, MICE, and luxury travel, TTF empowers the travel industry to tap into India's vibrant tourism landscape.

Testimonials from industry participants underscore the value of TTF in facilitating business expansion and fostering collaboration.

Partnering organizations recognize TTF's role in providing effective marketing platforms and promoting tourism across India.

Looking Ahead: 2024 Show Calendar

In addition to Bengaluru and Chennai, TTF's 2024 show calendar includes events in Kolkata, Ahmedabad, Hyderabad, Delhi, and Patna, further solidifying its presence in key travel markets across the country.

With a focus on maximizing business prospects and accessing India's dynamic travel market, TTF invites stakeholders to join the journey of exploration and growth.

It all depends on how State respond to the trade fair markets in the big cities and on how they broadcast and market their services and Attractions and products to the tourism operators.

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