The 21st International Travel Show TT Warsaw will be held from 28 to 30 November 2013 in the MT Polska Trade Fair and Congress Centre in Warsaw.
WARSAW – Business customers have a unique opportunity to attend business meetings of the international tourism environment and to establish valuable commercial relations. It is the place of conducting substantive discussions which result in sharing experiences and knowledge and, most of all, comparison of offers leading to the conclusion of new contracts and cooperation with companies from all over the world.
Individual customers can find inspiration for an enjoyable holiday – TT Warsaw promotes places, offers and tourist attractions in various locations (winter, autumn, Christmas and New Year holidays).
The previous edition of the Fair was attended by 664 exhibitors from 64 countries, out of which 34 countries exhibited at their national stands. The number of fair visitors was nearly 20 000. Among them were representatives of the Polish and foreign tourism industry, domestic and foreign tourist organizations as well as the inhabitants of Warsaw and the Mazovia region.
The organiser of TT Warsaw 2013, MT Targi Polska, observing the trends on the tourism market, has allocated a separate sector dedicated to conference buildings and business tourism. Organisers of conferences, training, motivation trips, representatives of associations and societies, PR agencies, as well as representatives of the marketing departments of the biggest companies in Poland, who can organise a congress, conference, training or motivation trip in the buildings presented, will be invited to make contact with the exhibitors.
Because of the increasing popularity of medical tourism in Poland, a separate sector at TT Warsaw will also be assigned to SPA centres, health resorts, clinics, sanatoriums and companies organising health trips in Poland. Medical tourism has very great potential for development in Poland. One advantage on the international market is undoubtedly the professional medical personnel and the high standard of health services provided. In Polish clinics and centres, modern medical equipment is used, in accordance with global standards. An additional advantage is the low costs juxtaposed with good-quality services.
Another novelty at TT Warsaw 2013 will be a sector devoted to new technologies in tourism. Consequently, guests and industry visitors will more easily be able to acquaint themselves with all novelties in this important area supporting the development of tourism. This sector will, among other things, present reservation and sale systems, travel agency and hotel management programmes, electronic information and tourist promotion platforms, mobile applications serving outbound tourism, and the possibilities of using community media in marketing tourist services.
Honorary Patron of the TT Warsaw 2013 is Cezary Grabarczyk, Vice-marshal of the Polish Parliament, Joanna Mucha, Sport and Tourism Minister and Hanna Gronkiewicz-Waltz, President of the Capital City of Warsaw.
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