The annual Arabian Travel Market (ATM) at Dubai World Trade Centre concluded last week with Visitors growing 4%.
More than 26,000 visitors attended the four-day show. Business deals worth more than US$ 2.5 billion were signed over the four days.
Now in its 23rd edition, ATM boasts an additional hall this year, with 423 main stand holders representing 86 countries, 64 country pavilions and over 100 new exhibitors making their debut.
New this year is the ATM Global Stage, a 200+ capacity seminar theatre designed to showcase the very best speakers covering high-level strategic topics.
Arabian Travel Market is part of Reed Travel Exhibition’s WTM Portfolio of events, which also includes World Travel Market, World Travel Market Latin America and World Travel Market Africa.
Chandra Wickramasinghe Chairman, Theme Resorts & Spas said that they received good response from international buyers at the ATM.
“All of our hotels are built to green building guidelines and have very strong themes of Sri Lankan culture, the areas’ natural beauty as well as cuisine of the region and these also attract the Gulf market.”
The company operates, Maalu Maalu Resort & Spa, Passekudah, Aliya Resort & Spa, Sigiriya, Kithala Resort, Tissamaharama – Yala, Mountbatten Bungalow, Kandy and WildTrails, Yala.
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