ITB China rīko bezsaistes industrijas pulcēšanos īpašā izdevuma vietā

ITB China rīko bezsaistes industrijas pulcēšanos jūnijā Special Edition vietā
ITB China rīko bezsaistes industrijas pulcēšanos jūnijā Special Edition vietā
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Industry gathering will be an invitation-only networking event for China-based industry professionals to exchange updates and insights on the future of the Chinese travel market

  • ITB China Special Edition will not take place as planned in May
  • Change is due to the cross-border restrictions resulting from the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic
  • ITB China 2021 in Shanghai, 24 – 26 November, on track with new hybrid concept

The organizers of ITB China have announced to host an offline industry gathering at the end of June in place of the ITB China Special Edition trade event originally scheduled in Beijing from 7- 8 May. The industry gathering will be an invitation-only networking event for China-based industry professionals to exchange updates and insights on the future of the Chinese travel market.

ITB China Special Edition had been designed at the end of last year as complementary event to ITB China 2021 in November and to serve as an industry-hub for informational and commercial exchange towards an expected gradual recovery of China’s international travel market.

With strict cross-border travel restrictions still being in place in China, the prospects of international travel to and from China are not reliably predictable at this point in time and Chinese travel agencies are therefore not yet ready to resume regular business activities with regards to purchasing, packaging and promoting international travel products.

“Reflecting the current market situation, the trade-focused event – ITB China Special Edition – could not fulfill its intended function and thus would not meet the standard of business value that ITB China had committed to deliver to its partners and customers,” said Mr. David Axiotis, General Manager of ITB China. “However, the industry’s desire to stay in touch in person continues unabated, and that is exactly what we will be doing in the first half of 2021 by providing a pure networking occasion to meet face-to-face. At the same time, backed by the anticipation of a powerful resumption of Chinese cross-border travel shared by all our partners, we are moving ahead on the coming ITB China in November with innovative solutions for our exhibitors, buyers and partners to connect and meet with each other, helping them to shape the new business landscape of the Chinese travel market.”

The fourth edition of ITB China, the largest B2B exclusive travel trade show in China, and the accompanying ITB China Conference will take place in Shanghai from 24 – 26 November 2021 with a comprehensive hybrid concept that will allow all exhibitors – regardless of their location – to meet with China’s top-buyers.

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Harijs Džonsons ir bijis uzdevumu redaktors eTurboNews vairāk nekā 20 gadus. Viņš dzīvo Honolulu, Havaju salās, un ir no Eiropas. Viņam patīk rakstīt un atspoguļot ziņas.

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