The Arab Travel Market is preparing to receive 47 thousand participants

The activities of the Arab Travel Market Exhibition, which is expected to witness a remarkable growth in the current year, will be witnessed in participation from major areas, which reflects continuous recovery and the increasing demand in the global tourism industry.

A statement yesterday stated that the exhibition will focus on the topic of “World Travel: Development of Tourism in the future by promoting communication”, while the event is scheduled to attract more than 47 thousand participants, and includes more than 2,600 exhibitors from 161 global destinations.

“Asia is the fastest growing region at the Arab Travel Market Exhibition 2025, with an expected increase of 27% in the number of exhibitors this year,” said Daniel Curtis, director of the Arab Travel Market Exhibition in the Middle East.

She added that the exhibition provides an ideal platform for the stakeholders in the travel and tourism industry to communicate with influential players from all over the world, where the participants can stay aware of the latest trends of emerging industry, communicate with the main decision makers, and establish valuable partnerships.

According to the statement, countries such as: Japan, Macau, Maldives, Mauritius, South Korea, Thailand, the Philippines, China, Cambodia, Nepal, Sri Lanka, and India have a central role, while India is expected to witness a noticeable increase by 41% in participation.

Regional Tourism Councils, including the Tourism Authority in Rajastan, the government of air, the Tourism Authority in Andra Pradesh, the Tourism Association in Bokit and Hong Kong, and the Jakarta County Government, will also contribute to the increasing presence of Asia in the Arab travel market.

The statement stressed that the participation of the exhibitors from the Middle East in the exhibition reflects the growth of the continuous infrastructure in the region, and its attractiveness to travelers from businessmen and tourists alike, as it increased by 17%, pointing to the growth of European participation by 12%, while the participation of the exhibitors from Africa and the Americas remains in line with the edition of last year.