Massive ITB trade exposure tiny introductory cost
An opportunity to maximise and showcase your sustainable tourism offer
In 2010 ITB got 180,000 visitors including over 7,000 global journalists and over Euros6bn in orders were placed with over 11,000 exhibitors.
That’s BIG, very BIG.
Do you want to showcase YOUR sustainable tourism offer to this massive market – or have you already arranged to exhibit at ITB and wish to make the most of your commitment?
Do you want to make the very most of your sustainable tourism commitment?
Vision on Sustainable Tourism – the ONLY global Sustainable Tourism B2B medium – is a partner with ITB and is offering a number of ITB-related opportunities:
ITB Sustainable Tourism directory.
For just 100 Euros you can get a 50- word (plus picture and weblink) entry in the weekly Vision on Sustainable Tourism – ITB directory.
The special ITB directory will be featured in the Vision on Sustainable Tourism newswire (sent to 40,000 subscribers), and on the www.tourism-vision website plus it will be featured in the TravelMole.com (450,000 global subscribers) sustainable travel pages.
ITB Media opportunities
A very limited number of sponsored video clip interviews will be available at ITB These short, informal video clips will be featured on www.travelmole.tv and on www.tourism-vision.com, plus, of course copies for distribution via your own website/youtube and other social media. Just 500 Euros.
For further information contact [email protected]
As usual, Vision on Sustainable Tourism will be reporting extensively from ITB on all the latest news in global sustainable tourism.
This year Vision on Sustainable Tourism is not only supporting the Responsible Tourism Networking event, but is also a partner of the VESTAS – Vision/Destinet European Sustainable Tourism Awards.
See all the nominations HERE at VESTAS
See the VESTA STORY
Valere Tjolle
Valere is editor of the Sustainable Tourism Report Suite 2011 latest special offer at www.travelmole.com/stories/1146423.php
Valere
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