A dynamic three-day tourism conference brought together key players from across the travel and hospitality industry, creating a vibrant platform for collaboration, networking, and experience sharing.
The event hosted 55 hotel exhibitors showcasing their unique hospitality offerings, alongside six captivating “museums of stories” that highlighted rich cultural narratives and immersive experiences. Two NGOs also participated, focusing on sustainable tourism and community-based travel initiatives. Several experience providers were present as well, offering creative and curated activities that cater to modern travelers seeking authentic and meaningful journeys.
One of the highlights of the conference was the engagement with 51 foreign tour operators (FTOs) and 221 destination management companies (DMCs), who explored opportunities for partnerships and product development. Inbound and domestic travel operators also joined the discussions, emphasizing the importance of strengthening the travel ecosystem from within the country.
The event underscored the growing demand for experiential tourism and the need for collaborative efforts to promote diverse destinations. Participants praised the conference for providing a valuable space to forge new connections and expand their networks across borders.
With its successful turnout and productive sessions, the conference is expected to boost tourism initiatives, encourage sustainable practices, and position the region as a compelling destination on the global travel map.
