The 2025 edition of the Middle East's premier travel and tourism exhibition, Arabian Travel Market (ATM), is running at the Dubai World Trade Centre from April 28 to May 1.In its 32nd edition, ATM ...

More than 46,000 industry professionals from over 160 countries – including 33,500 visitors – attended the 31st edition of Arabian Travel Market (ATM), which concluded today (May 9) in Dubai, UAE.

ATM 2024 will host more than 100 Travel Tech exhibitors from May 6-9 at DWTC as the ATM Future Stage – formerly the Travel Tech Stage – sponsored by Sabre, will feature over 100 expert ...

Arabian Travel Market (ATM) in Dubai is the Middle East’s leading international event for the travel and tourism industry. For over three decades, ATM has been the ultimate platform for industry ...

A new report from this year’s Arabian Travel Market (ATM) shows that the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region is poised for significant ...

Asia Pacific’s travel sector is experiencing a remarkable resurgence, and all eyes were on this dynamic region at the 2025 edition of Arabian Travel Market ...

Arabian Travel Market is the gateway to truly global travel and tourism growth. For over three decades, there has been one goal - unlocking business potential for the travel trade industry. Get ready.

Arabian Travel Market 2025’s Travel Tech exhibitors increase 25% year-on-year as value of global travel technology market hits $10.7 billion. Date. 2025-01-27 03:48:29. Share on Facebook; ...

The 31st Arabian Travel Market (ATM) will run from May 6-9 at Dubai’s World Travel Center, hosting 2,300 exhibitors and approximately 41,000 attendees. The theme of this year’s ATM event – “Empowering ...

Arabian Travel Market is part of the Reed Travel Exhibitions’ portfolio, which includes 15 of the world’s leading travel industry events. Contact Information. Arabian Travel Market ...

At the Arabian Travel Market, Julia Simpson, president of the World Travel and Tourism Council, spoke about trends in tourism in the Middle East.

At the Arabian Travel Market, Julia Simpson, president of the World Travel and Tourism Council, spoke about trends in tourism in the Middle East.