Join us again at WTM Africa

(Posted 29th March 2023)

We can’t wait to see you!

Dear ATCNews Readers,

If you’re yet to attend WTM Africa, now’s your chance!

As we count down to the kick-off on 03rd of April at Cape Town’s CTICC, we’re calling all those who work in tourism to attend. Whether you’re well established or just starting out, WTM Africa promises endless learning and networking opportunities to further boost your business.

Here’s what’s in it for you:

Our conference programme spans everything that matters to travel businesses right now, offering powerful learnings on how we can build back better through innovation, digital tools and new insights.
The chance to discover hundreds of tourism businesses and connect on the show floor.
Free registration to several bolt-on events: IBTM Africa, Responsible Tourism, EQUAL Africa, Travel Tech, and Sports and Events Tourism Exchange (SETE).

Go on, take your place at Africa’s most influential travel and tourism trade show.

Register today

Have you considered our

Buyers’ Club?

As a Buyers’ Club member, you’ll have the opportunity to expand your connections in the comfort of dedicated lounges during the show. The club facilitates networking, providing the opportunity to meet, greet and discuss business, leading to contracts being signed whilst expanding connections.

Go on, take your place at Africa’s most influential travel and tourism trade show.

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ATCNews : Prof. Dr. Wolfgang H. Thome is the publisher of ATCNews, Eastern Africa’s leading aviation, tourism and conservation news blog of its kind. Wolfgang has over 45 years of experience in the tourism, aviation and conservation fields in Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda, covering all aspects of safari operations, hotel operations and air operations. Since 1992 he resides in Uganda, previously living for 17 years in Kenya.

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