The World’s Leading Travel Trade Show Is back!

The ITB in Berlin is the most important event in the travel industry, this year - with a new focus on B2B customers. The host country at ITB 2023 is Georgia. ITB Berlin 2023 will also feature a packed conference program with world-renowned speakers and panelists. These experts will share their insights and predictions for the future of the travel industry, covering topics such as sustainable tourism, the rise of digital platforms, travel and wellness, and much more. With more than 10,000 exhibitors, it is considered one of the most important events in the travel industry. On more than 160,000 square meters, trade visitors can find information and inspiration at the stands.

In addition to elaborately designed information stands presenting countries, destinations, hotels and tourism associations, specialist suppliers such as tour operators, booking systems and transport operators will also become available, and so the diverse range of products and services will make ITB 2023 an important B2B platform where industry partners will meet. The Association of Event Organizers (Verband der Veranstaltungsorganisatoren e.V.) will also be present in Hall 3.1 at Stand 112 under the motto "Co-creative Session and Hybrid Meetings". As always, the ITB MICE Hub with its stand area of 250sqm will feature numerous sub-exhibitors from the event and meetings industry.

This year the decision-makers and executives of the event and meeting industry will come together at the official ITB MICE Night. New this year is that the MICE Achievement Award will also be presented on this evening. "We are excited to welcome exhibitors and visitors from around the world to ITB Berlin 2023," said David Ruetz, head of ITB Berlin. "This year's event promises to be bigger and better than ever before, with a range of activities and events that will showcase the diversity of the travel industry. We look forward to connecting the global travel industry and promoting responsible and sustainable tourism practices."