- Health and safety are top priorities for the organizers of the DWTC, which will take place from May 16 to 19, 2021.
- Arabian Travel Market 2021 Virtual will be held on the 24-26th of May for participants who are unable to travel to Dubai.
- Tourism professionals in the Middle East are positive about the industry’s speedy recovery.
- Trade registrations are now available.
The Arabian Travel Market 2021 (ATM) has reconfirmed that the 2021 edition of its annual showcase will take place in person at the Dubai World Trade Centre (DWTC) from Sunday 16 to Wednesday 19 May, as final arrangements, especially in terms of health and safety, are being made.
In addition to Reed Exhibitions’ Global COVID-19 ‘Safety Shows’ Health & Safety strategy, Arabian Travel Market 2021 is collaborating with the Dubai World Trade Centre team and Dubai’s Department of Tourism and Commerce Marketing (DTCM) to ensure a safe, touchless, and seamless experience for all.
The show will strictly adhere to the Dubai Government’s and the venue’s health and safety standards. The DWTC team is working tirelessly to ensure that all activities are secured, and they have introduced a variety of initiatives such as an increased sanitation regime, improved air ventilation, and numerous hand sanitizer stations.
Arabian Travel Market
Commenting, Danielle Curtis, Exhibition Director ME, Arabian Travel Market, said:
“Dubai is one of the safest cities in the world to visit with a wide range of precautionary
measures in place to ensure the safety of tourists at every stage and touchpoint of their
travel journey, from arrival to departure. More than 9 million doses have already been
administered in the UAE, which is also a major achievement.“Indeed, Dubai’s commitment to maintaining the highest standards of health and safety
and its effective citywide management of the pandemic received a strong endorsement from the World Travel and Tourism Council (WTTC), which gave the city a ‘Safe
Travels’ stamp,” she added.
The show will concentrate on the most recent “Covid” coverage’s from around the World – vaccination roll-outs, social and travel regulations and, as a result, the present state of the industry and most specifically, what the future will bring. The theme for this year’s show will be “A new dawn for tourism and travel.” It will also examine new trends and how creativity will propel the industry forward.
The well-being of the travel and tourism industry is critical to the region’s economy. Prior to the pandemic, the World Travel and Tourism Council (WTTC) estimated that travel and tourism will contribute $133.6 billion to the Middle East’s GDP by 2028.
More about Arabian Travel Market 2021
62 countries will participate in the show this year, represented by the key stand holders and shareholders. These include the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Germany, Cyprus, the Philippines, Greece, Egypt, Jordan, Greece, Germany, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Thailand, the Philippines, Mexico and the United States.
This year’s features include Travel Forward for ATM, where keynote speakers and world-class technology leaders will showcase the new developments and developments that will certainly affect the future of tourism and travel.
ATM 2021 features a the Global Stage which includs the Hotel Industry Summit and buyers forum with key sources such as Saudi Arabia, India and China. This is part of the conference programme.
There is an International Tourism Conference and a special seminar aimed at encouraging women to participate in tourist and travel activities, as well as other Gulf Israeli affairs, an Aviation Panel and a special seminar. Additionally, the Digital Speed Networking and Buyers’ Club will be co-located activities.
ATM 2021, which includes exhibits, conferences, breakfast briefings, awards, product releases and networking activities, which will play an integrated role in Arabian Travel Week.
A virtual ATM running a week later would also supplement and attract a larger audience for the first time a modern hybrid format. ATM Virtual was a resounding success and made its debut earlier this year following ATM 2020 which attracted 12,000 online attendees in 140 countries. It was also a success.
“The virtual aspect of Arab Travel Week needs to be included because there are a lot of business professionals worldwide who cannot attend the event in-person each year, particularly this year with travel restrictions,” Curtis added.
As a Destination Partner, Emaar Hospitality Group, as an official hotel Partner and Emirates as an Official Airline Partner, ATM 2021’s strategic partners include the Dubai Department for Marketing in the Tourism and Trade Marketing (DTcm).
If you are planning to attend ATM in-person, please feel free to post using the hashtag #ImGoingtoATM.
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