Berlin.– The world’s largest tourism convention is attracting numerous heavyweights. From 6 to 9 March 2019 at the ITB Berlin Convention, 400 leading figures from tourism, politics and business will be speaking about the future of travel at a total of 200 events. Featuring a new design, the Convention program ...

By Frank Martin Italian tourism is increasingly attracted to the Caribbean not only for holidays but also for business. 2019 can be an excellent time for Italians who watch with interest the Caribbean paradisiacal islands. Examples of regional islands that raise the interest of Italian tourists and businessmen are Jamaica, ...

The Caribbean’s private sector has a unique opportunity to generate strong profits in the new year with the unprecedented quantity of airlift coming into the region. Director general of the Caribbean Hotel & Tourism Association, Frank Comito, encouraged regional stakeholders to get ready for what the association believes can be ...

By Sarah Marsh On a historic visit to Cuba, Spanish premier Pedro Sanchez vowed on Friday that his country would continue to increase investments there despite Cuba’s cash woes, illustrating Europe’s enduring interest in the opening market even as the United States pulls away. On the second day of the ...

Amid increasing demand from international visitors, Cuba plans to increase its number of hotel and guesthouse rooms to 108,000 by 2030, opening up great opportunities for Vietnamese investors.

ITB Berlin reflects worldwide dynamic developments and growth in the travel industry. From 7 to 11 March 2018, the World’s Leading Travel Trade Show® will again be the industry’s meeting place and must-see event, devoting itself to innovative and forward-looking trends in the travel industry, politics and business.