ITB Asia is back and on track for a physical event from 27 – 29 October 2021 at the Sands Expo and Convention Centre, in Singapore. The annual three-day B2B trade show and convention is designed to connect the key travel industry leaders in the region from the MICE, Leisure, Corporate Travel and Travel Technology segments. The in-person event will bring travel industry professionals back for meaningful business, networking and learning through face-to-face interactions. The organiser will ensure a trade show with robust safe management measures in place to provide a safe environment for all ITB Asia attendees.
With six months to go before it opens its doors, the show is attracting unprecedented
demand from a total of over 600 international exhibitors from Tourism Organisations,
Hospitality and Travel Technology companies. Confirmation from over 600 international exhibitors till date Celebrating its return to an in-person event, the trade show already records high demand for exhibition space from industry Tourism Organisation heavyweights. Participants can look forward to seeing key industry players including Azerbaijan Tourism Board, Inspired by Iceland, Korea Tourism Organization, Malta Tourism
Authority, Moscow Project Office for Tourism and Hospitality Development, Ministry of
Tourism and Creative Economy of the Republic of Indonesia, Penang Global
Tourism, Saudi Tourism Authority, Shizuoka Prefectural Government, Singapore
Tourism Board, Visit Finland, Visit Maldives, Visit Monaco, Zagreb Tourist Board and
more.
ITB Asia 2021 will also welcome a number of leading companies form the Hospitality
and Travel Technology sectors, including Bangkok Airways Public Company
Limited, BWH Hotel Group, Juniper, Meliá Hotels International, Oakwood
Worldwide Asia, Open Destinations, PKFare, Qtech Software, Traveloka
Services, Trip.com Group, Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, Inc. and more. MICE Show Asia 2021 and Travel Tech Asia 2021 will take place in parallel to the show. “It has been a difficult year, but the travel industry is best known for its resilience. More and more signs of the industry’s return are emerging. With the worldwide vaccination roll-outs, the industry is right to be optimistic. After ITB Asia went completely virtual for the first-time last year, I am more than pleased that we are returning to an in-person event this October. Drawing from the lessons and past experiences, the ITB Asia Team will ensure a trade show with robust safe management measures in place to provide a safe environment for all ITB Asia attendees.”, said Katrina Leung, Managing Director of Messe Berlin (Singapore), the organiser of ITB Asia.
Prioritising safety without compromising on the event experience
ITB Asia 2021 is set to be among the various business events with an international
audience to help pave the way for the gradual resumption of larger-scale trade shows
and leisure travel in Singapore. The ITB Asia Team will work with the Singapore Tourism
Board to facilitate the entry of short-term international MICE travelers to attend ITB Asia
2021 in Singapore. Health and safety measures will be put in place for all attendees.
Under the Ministry of Health’s current guidelines, selected groups of travellers are
allowed to enter for essential business, official or work purposes and will not be required
to serve a Stay Home Notice (SHN). However, they are required to undergo COVID-19
tests during their stay, including before departure and upon arrival, and to follow a strict,
controlled itinerary, limiting interactions with the wider community for the first 14 days.
Key Safe Management Measures (SMM)* in place at ITB Asia 2021:
- Dedicated transport provided for overseas attendees upon arrival and departure
at Changi Airport and between locations within the event itinerary - All attendees are required to download the TraceTogether Mobile App for contact
tracing and Safe Entry purposes - All attendees are required to practice 1 metre safe distancing between
individuals at all times - Temperature screenings will be conducted at venue and event entrances.
- All attendees are required to wear a face mask at all times, except when eating
and drinking
