- by foxnews
- 12 Mar 2025
Brazil, Argentina, Ecuador, and Guyana Highlight Latin American Excellence to Global Tourism Industry Leaders at World Travel Market London 2024
Taking place from November 5 to November 7, 2024, at ExCeL London in the Royal Victoria Dock, the World Travel Market (WTM) London stands as the ultimate gathering of global tourism professionals. Each year, this prestigious event serves as a central hub for knowledge-sharing, networking, and business development across the travel industry. For 2024, tourism boards from Brazil, Argentina, Ecuador, Guyana and more will bring a vibrant Latin American and Iberian presence to the event, showcasing their unique travel experiences and diverse offerings. These regions will appeal to a broad audience of industry leaders, media, and travelers eager to explore the world̢۪s most dynamic destinations.
- by travelandtourworld
- 05 Nov 2024
- in travel
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WTM London 2024 will be an expansive event, with 3,875 exhibitors from around the world representing a full spectrum of services within the travel and tourism sector, from destination marketing to transportation and technology solutions. The event will see representation from 184 countries, providing attendees with a truly global outlook and the chance to engage with professionals from every corner of the world. Over 43,700 attendees are expected, making WTM London one of the most resourceful networking platforms for those aiming to make meaningful connections within the industry. With 29,075 pre-scheduled meetings already on the agenda, the event ensures that participants can maximize their time and focus on high-impact discussions and partnership opportunities.
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