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TESTIMONIALS

Florian FleischerHead of Product Management Medium Haul East – TUI Germany

ITB Berlin News give me a great overview of information and help me to define my daily agenda. The daily news are up to date and give a really good overview of the top stories from all the different markets. Quite often I’m filling my transition time between two appointments by reading ITB Berlin News.

Martial Ma General Manager of International Partnership for Accommodation Business – Ctrip Group, China

ITB Berlin News absolutely shows us valued insights of the best people in travel industry globally. As a reader, the magazine is undoubtedly referential and informative for myself and rest of our team.

Jaana Chan Former Product Director, APAC, HotelPlanner.com

The website is perfectly set and keeps you posted with the most recent updates. The official show dailies are spread all over the show and you can easily grab one and check out what’s happening around you. I always secure one as soon as I spot one when entering the show. Understanding the market is where you start the business, right?!

Najib Balala Minister of Tourism, Kenya

It is a good platform to share destination news and therefore a must have during the show.

Norbert Fiebig President, German Travel Association (DRV)

A good cup of coffee and the ITB daily – this is how a day at the fair can start well informed. For me? A must.

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It enables exhibitors to communicate all relevant information, intelligently, directly to their customers (buyers and decision-makers).

It is THE source of information for all trade professionals and international press, and covers the event live from the fair.

Multi - channel communication to ensure maximum visibility and reach your target anytime, everywhere!

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FIGURES & READER PROFILESource: ITB Berlin 2019

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DECISION MAKERS81% of professional trade visitors have an influence on purchasing/procurement decisions.

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SPECIAL FEATURESPECIAL FEATURE

CITY BREAKS CITY BREAKS4544

City trips have been the fastest-g rowing segment o f the international leisure travel market with Europeans, Asians, North and South Americans heading for attractive destinations in nearby countries as well as overseas. Worldwide, no other form of outbound holiday has grown so strongly in the last decade. Compared to holiday trips in general, city trips grew nearly 4 times as much in this period according to IPK International’s World Travel Monitor. Since 2007, international city trips have tripled their volume reaching 190 million in 2017.

ASIA/PACIFIC AND SOUTH AMERICA AS GROWTH DRIVERSThe segment ’s growth is especially driven by travellers from Asia/Pacific and South America, where the number of city breaks has multiplied by around 4 to 5 in the past 10 years. In Asia/Pacific, city trips have surpassed tour holidays as the most preferred holiday type. The strong growth from Asia/Pacifi c is particularly triggered by the increase of Chinese, Koreans and Japanese going on international city trips, mainly within the region. City trips by Europeans more than doubled since 2007

according to World Travel Monitor® figures. This lower growth rate compared to the other regions is due to the already high volume of international city trips undertaken by Europeans. In North America the outbound city trip segment more than tripled in the past decade.

US LEADING DESTINATION COUNTRY – EUROPE PREFERRED CONTINENTWorldwide, the most popular c o u n t r y d e s t i n a t i o n f o r international city trips in 2017 were the United States, followed by Germany, France, Great Britain and Spain. Together, these five destinations received around 35% of all international city breaks in 2017. Looking at the different continents, nearly 60% of all

foreign city trips have Europe as their destination, around one fourth go to Asia/Pacifi c, followed by North and South America, while Africa ranks fi fth.

The first preliminary figures of the World Travel Monitor for whole travel year of 2018 will be presented by Rolf Freitag, CEO of IPK International

The Wor ld Tour ism Ci t ies

Federation (WTCF) has been

co-host of the ITB Convention

for four consecutive years and

is once again use this well-

established forum to present

its research outcome and allow

representatives of its members to

share their experience.

On 6 March at 14:00 pm, WTCF

will hold a special forum to

introduce the Report on World

Tourism Economy Trends 2019

and the Market Research Report

on Chinese Outbound Tourist

(City) Consumption (2017-2018

(City Cube Room A1)

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Source: IPK International - World Travel Monitor®

DESTINATION REGIONS OF FOREIGNCITY TRIPS

2% Africa

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City Trips – a success story Key fi gures from IPK’s World Travel Monitor

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Cité du Vin, Bordeaux Tourists in Ubud market, Bali

Container Park – Las Vegas Downtown – a perfect example of how new, innovative infrastructure can benefi t both tourists and locals alike.

Ljubljana Arboretum

BACKGROUND It is estimated by UN-Habitat that by 2050, 70% of the world’s population will be living in cities and by 2025. Therefore, it is essential to monitor tourism performance in urban destinations and clearly address areas for improvement, with the aim of assisting policy makers and all other stakeholders in their efforts of building a better urban tourism governance and management. “Today,

adequately managing tourism to the benefit of visitors and residents alike, ensuring that local communities are listened to and benefi t from tourism is more important than ever”, said UNWTO Secretary-General Zurab Pololikashvili, adding, “There is a pressing need to set a roadmap for urban tourism which is fully aligned with the urban agenda.”

According to the UNWTO, “Fulfilling tourism’s potential as a tool of sustainable and inclusive growth for cities requires a multi-stakeholder and multilevel approach based on close cooperation among tourism and non-tourism administrations at different levels, private sector, local

communities and tourists themselves. Likewise, the sustainable development and management of tourism in cities needs to be integrated into the wider urban agenda.”

THE FUTURE

IMPROVING INFRASTRUCTURES AND FACILITIESFulfilling tourism’s potential as a tool of sustainable and inclusive growth for cities requires a multi-stakeholder and multilevel approach, based on close cooperation among tourism and non-tourism administrations at different levels. In the case of Malaysia, ITB Berlin’s Official Partner Country 2019, the Federal Ministry fi rst evaluates proposals from the various states, submits proposals to the Economic Planning Unit, and once approved and fi nanced, the states handle the projects (in basic terms). It’s not a simple process!

CREATING EXPERIENCES AND ATTRACTIONS THAT BENEFIT BOTH RESIDENTS AND VISITORS Jaime Cabal, Deputy Secretary-General of the World Tourism Organization (UNWTO), speaking at the recent Conference on City Breaks in Valladolid, Spain, “We must understand the evolution of tourists towards greater sustainability and inclusiveness, using new technological tools.”The Councillor for Culture and Tourism of Valladolid, Ana Maria Redondo, echoed this call, adding: “We need a better understanding of the fundamentals behind the current demand for city break experiences.”

ENSURING LOCAL COMMUNITIES BENEFIT FROM LOCAL COMMUNITIESUrban tourism can represent a driving force in the development of many cities and countries contributing to the progress of the New Urban Agenda and the 17 Sustainable Development Goals, in particular, Goal 11: Make cities and human settlements inclusive, safe, resilient and sustainable. Tourism is intrinsically linked to how a city develops itself and provides more and better living conditions to its residents and visitors.

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FACTS & FIGURESAccording to the fi rst ever global survey conducted by the World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) and IPSOS, 47% of respondents think ‘they live in cities with a high number of tourists’.

Over 50%consider tourism has a positive impact in generating wealth and promoting cultural exchanges.

49%feel there should be measures to improve tourism management.

Only 12%of respondents favour limitations to the number of visitors.

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Date: Today, March 6, 2019

Time: 2pm - 2:45pmLocation: CityCube Berlin,

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IPK’S WORLD TRAVEL MONITOR®: LATEST WORLD TRAVEL TRENDS AND FORECAST 2019

Category: ITB Future Day

Date: Today, March 6, 2019

Time: 3pm - 3:45pmLocation: CityCube Berlin,

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SPOTLIGHT ON GERMAN REGION: BAVARIA

The Tauber Valley region is named after the river by the same name and has a lot to offer including biking and hiking paths, several wine-growing areas, local culinary delights and medieval history and culture.On foot, by bike or by train, there are many options. The holiday landscape offers 2,200km of biking trails. The “Liebliches Taubertal – Der

Klassiker”, from Rothenburg ob der Tauber to Wertheim on the River Main, is described as being one of the most beautiful German cycle trails. For the less energetic, e-bikes are available for hire at 12 locations and re-charging is possible at more than 80 stations

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TAUBER VALLEY: WHERE CULTURE AND CULINARY DELIGHTS MEET

Berlin: celebrating historic milestones in 2019

Berlin’s Governing Mayor, Michael Müller, welcomes ITB Berlin guests in a year when the city celebrates 30 years since the fall of the Berlin Wall — among numerous special anniversaries. We asked him what makes Berlin a special travel destination in 2019.

Berlin is a destination for cultural discoverers and connoisseurs. Life here is colourful, diverse and fascinating. No wonder we are in the top five of European destinations. Highlights this year are certainly the big anniversary celebrations. We will celebrate the 70th anniversary of the Berlin Airlift in June, during which West Berlin was blockaded by the Soviet Union; and in November, the “Peaceful Revolution” marking the fall of the Wall 30 years ago. In addition, 2019 will be “Humboldt Year,” especially in Berlin where the 250th birthday of scientist and explorer Alexander von Humboldt will be celebrated on September 14 — parallel to the opening of the new Humboldt Forum, a new exhibition and experience space in the heart of Berlin.

How has Berlin changed since the fall of the Berlin Wall 30 years

ago, and how exactly will the city celebrate the milestone?Berlin has undergone tremendous change, yet will not cease to change. That alone is a reason to visit year after year. From the 4th to the 10th of November we will celebrate the Peaceful Revolution and the fall of the Wall with a big festival. Important events in the history of 1989/90 are told and experienced in the places where they happened on the «Berlin Route of the Revolution.» In addition, countless events, exhibitions — and many surprises — await guests. Just one more reason to visit the German capital this fall.

ITB Berlin 2019 will be partly focused on sustainable tourism. How does Berlin try to promote sustainability?We want a sustainable metropolis for all, for the guests of our city and of

course for all Berliners. Sustainable tourism means that the authenticity of Berlin, which attracts millions of visitors every year, is preserved — and that tourism is co-designed with Berliners. There are always new ideas in Berlin, projects that are developing in new places in the city and that are becoming highlights and attracting many people. But it can lead to an overload on certain hot spots. The new tourism concept therefore seeks to relieve the burden on such places so that more of Berlin on the whole comes alive. We are therefore improving the tourism infrastructure in all twelve districts so that Berlin’s high quality of life and experience is maintained. What is your main tip for ITB visitors who might be exploring Berlin for the first time?Look less at your travel guide or on your smartphone and instead experience Berlin, the neighbourhoods, the life in the streets and its unique history.

Michael MüllerMayor of Berlin

The Allgäu, is a mountainous region in Bavaria, says that one of its annual highlights is the Viehscheid, a cattle drive, which takes pace this year from September 11-28.

As the summer draws to a close, the well-fed cattle with their festive decorations come down from the mountain pastures and back into the valley. The whole village joins in the celebrations. Visitors come from far and wide to experience the spectacle.

A brass band plays, while the beer tents gradually fill up. Regional costume associations showcase their skills at Schuhplatteln dancing and Alphorn blowing.

Allgäu fascinated King Ludwig II of Bavaria. When he sought peace and quiet and wanted to breathe in freedom, he climbed the mountain peaks, rode across the meadows or listened to the operas of Richard Wagner in his famous castle. Ludwig II translated his heroic royal fantasies into visual form when he built Neuschwanstein.

Culinary pleasures in Allgäu mean more than just being served a good meal prepared using regional ingredients. Everything tastes twice as good when served with a panoramic view up in the mountains or in a secluded spot in the valley.

Eat ing in Al lgäu means enjoying the very best of the simple things in life! Kaiserschmarrn, home-made cheese pasta, sauerkraut dumplings: cooks in Allgäu con ju re up spec ia l i t i e s using high-quality regional ingredients.

The specialities of Allgäu are made with a few basic ingredients; flour, eggs and dai ry products - home-made pasta from Baunzen t o S c h u p f n u d e l n ; p l u m dumplings; home-made ravioli and a wide variety of quark dishes and sweet puddings, from apple fritters to “drunken virgins”

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“REVISUALISING” ROTHENBURG OB DER TAUBER

From 2019, visitors can learn more

on the influence of Rothenburg ob

der Tauber on the English Garden City

Movement and on painters like Elias

Bancroft.

T h e n a t u r a l e n v i r o n m e n t o f

Rothenburg ob der Tauber, at the

end of the 19th Century, as perceived

by English artists (architects and

painters), takes the picturesque into

the modern age.

The meandering course of the Tauber

together with numerous mills, a Gothic

church, vineyards, and a double bridge

are the epitome of the picturesque

landscape garden in the English style.

In the second half of the 19th century,

Rothenburg ob der Tauber was

rediscovered as a medieval gem where

time seemed to have stood still.

In the framework of three Theme Years

2019, 2020 and 2021, Rothenburg ob

the Tauber’s picturesque topography

is to be revisualised as an urban and

rural landscape. In addition to an

exhibition of British painters from

around 1900, to be hosted in the

Medieval Crime and Justice Museum,

Rothenburg townscapes from the

early modern era to the present day

will be shown in the Rothenburg

Museum

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Neuschwanstein Castle

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The national carrier of Oman this year is launching new routes to four destinations, part of its plan to fly to 60 destinations in 2022.

2018 saw new services to Casablanca, Istanbul and Moscow Domodedovo. This year, Athens will be connected by a daily frequency, starting from June. Oman Air’s daily flight to and from the Greek capital will be operated with the new-state-of-the-art Boeing 737 MAX aircraft.

Commenting on the new service, Abdul Aziz Al Raisi, Oman Air’s Chief Executive Officer, said, “We are extremely proud and happy to add Athens to our rapidly growing network, as the first of several new routes to be launched in 2019. Oman has strong bilateral relations with Greece and the introduction of this new flight will certainly help strengthen relations even further. The new route will also enable Oman Air’s guests to explore a remarkable city with an ancient civilization, steeped in history and amazing landscapes.

The carrier is also planning to launch routes to Baku in Azerbaijan, Borg el Arab in Egypt and Khartoum in Sudan. While Baku will be served with a Boeing 737-800, both Borg el Arab and Khartoum will be flown in a Boeing 737 MAX 8. The airline plans to serve each of these destinations four times a week with possible launching in May and August for Baku.

Oman Air Boeing 737 MAX 8 is configured with 162 seats including 12 seats in business class. The four new routes are part of Oman Air’s expansion plan, which will see the airline operating up to 70 aircraft (compared to 54 at the end of 2018) to 60 destinations by 2022

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OMAN AIR GROWS ITS NETWORK IN 2019

B a n g k o k A i r w a y s c e l e b r a t e d i t s 3 0 t h anniversary in 2018 and is recognized today as the Mekong specialist, offering a un ique “Bou t i que air l ine” concept. The airline again won Skytrax “Best Regional Airline” award last year. We asked Puttipong Prasarttong-Osoth , P res iden t o f Bangkok Airways what gives his company “the edge”.

I believe Bangkok Airways stands out from other carriers based on our slogan “Asia’s Boutique Airline”. Boutique means a personalised service to all of our customers from the time they book their ticket to their arrival at destination. We are the only ones to offer free lounges for all passengers

at no extra-charge. We also guarantee a meal on board, even on our shortest flights. And we offer Bangkok Airways’ hospitality and personal touches from the time passengers book their tickets to their safe arrival at their destination.Is your route network part of your uniqueness?Our network is mostly to destinations that are of cultural significance or of exotic appeal to our international travellers. We are particularly proud of our presence in the Mekong region with flights to heritage cities such as Sukhothai in Thailand, Luang Prabang in Laos and Siem Reap/Angkor in Cambodia. We are now developing a regional hub in Chiang Mai. Beside Hanoi, Mandalay and Yangon, we are adding this spring flights to Krabi and Luang Prabang. We also boost our capacity

from Bangkok to Vietnam with a new route to Nha Trang and a second daily flight to Danang.

You are adding two ATR72-600s this year. What are the benefits for passengers?The ATR72-600 is a new generation aircraft featuring high comfort layout seating for 70 passengers with larger overhead bins. The aircraft will fly to Sukhothai, Trat, Lampang, Luang Prabang and Siem Reap.

Any special events during ITB Berlin?We are proud to be a sponsor for the Borussia Dortmund and our visitors will be able to meet some of its legendary players at the Bangkok Airways booth on March 7 at 11.00 am, Hall 26B

Hall 26b / Stand 231

A Boutique airline concept for the Mekong Region

Puttipong Prasarttong-OsothPresident, Bangkok Airways

BANGKOK AIRWAYS STANDS OUT FROM OTHER CARRIERS BASED ON OUR SLOGAN “ASIA’S BOUTIQUE AIRLINE”

Blue Ribbon Lounge

EDITORIAL CONTENT

• Youth travel • Adventure Tourism • Education • Training & Employment • Honeymoons

Product Innovations Guide: Honeymoon Hotels

• Oceania Spotlight: French Polynesia

• German Region: Thuringia

PREVIEW EDITION[3rd March 2021 ]

SPECIAL FEATURES & REGIONAL SPOTLIGHTS

DAY 1 EDITION[10th March 2021 ]

• Travel Technologies (Virtual reality, Robots, Big data...)

• TTA – Technology, Tours & Activities

• Transport (Airlines, Airports, Car rental, etc.)

• Cycling Tourism

• City Breaks Product Innovations Guide: City Breaks

• Africa & Middle East Spotlights: Oman, Abu Dhabi, South Africa

• German Region: Saxony

DAY 2 EDITION[11th March 2021 ]

• Luxury Accommodation & Travel (hotels, resorts, trains, airlines, etc.) Product Innovations Guide: Airlines - Business Class

• Cruises

• Golf Tourism: Destinations & Resorts

• Nature Tourism • Gastronomy & Wine Tourism • Wellness • Medical Tourism • LGBT • Events that drive Travel & Tourism

(Expos, sports etc.)

• Europe Spotlights: France, Italy, Russia

• Asia Spotlights: India, Maldives, Malaysia

• German Region: Bavaria

DAY 3 EDITION[12th March 2021 ]

• Business Travel

• Family Destinations & Resort, Amusement Parks

• Cultural Tourism - Authentic Cultural Experiences (Cultural Capitals, UNESCO Heritage, Cultural Routes)

• Music & Tourism

• Group Travel: Weddings / MICE Product Innovations Guide: MICE Hotels

• Americas & Caribbean Spotlights: Dominican Republic, Chile, USA

• German Region: Mecklenburg-Vorpommern

Exhibition Grounds

Shuttle Busses

Fairground Shuttle

Catering Guide

Open Exits Evening Hours

Services

Exhibitors from A to Z

ITB QuickfinderIncluding all exhibitors!

SHUTTLE BUSSES & FAIRGROUND SHUTTLE / SHUTTLE LINIEN UND GELÄNDE-SHUTTLE CATERING GUIDE AND OPEN EXITS EVENING HOURS / GASTRO-FÜHRER UND NACHTAUSGÄNGEAIRPORT SHUTTLE: LINE M2Transfer Berlin-Tegel Airport / ICC Berlin, Entrance South and return (4-9 March, 2014), duration on average 20-30 minutesDepartureEntrance South 11:30 a.m. - 7:15 p.m. every 30 minuteslast shuttle bus on 10 March at 7:00 p.m

Transfer Flughafen Berlin-Tegel / ICC Berlin, Eingang Süd und zurück (4.-9. März 2014), Fahrzeit durchschnittlich 20-30 Minuten Abfahrt Abfahrt Eingang Süd 11.30 Uhr - 19.15 Uhr alle 30 MinutenLetzter Shuttlebus am 10. März um 19.00 UhrPARK AND RIDE BUS SHUTTLE: LINE M1Transfer Olympischer Platz - Entrance South andreturn (5-9 March, 2014) daily: 8:30 a.m. - 7:30 p.m.last shuttle bus on 9 March at 7:00 p.m.

Transfer Olympischer Platz - Eingang Süd und zurück(5.-9. März 2014) täglich: 8.30 Uhr - 19.30 Uhrletzter Shuttlebus am 9. März um 19.00 Uhr

ITB HOTEL BUS SHUTTLEThe ITB Hotel Bus Shuttle is your fast and direct connection to ITB Berlin. In the evening the busses will bring you back to your hotel or into the city. Further information is available in the partner hotels of the ITB Hotel Bus Shuttle. You will receive the timetable and the necessary shuttle ticket in your hotel.

Mit dem ITB Hotelbus-Shuttle kommen Sie schnell und direkt zur ITB Berlin. Nach dem Messebesuch bringen Sie die Shuttlebusse zurück zu Ihrem Hotel oder in die City. Weitere Informationen erhalten Sie in den Partnerhotels des ITB Hotelbus-Shuttles. Den Fahrplan und das erforderliche Shuttle-Ticket erhalten Sie in Ihrem Hotel.

CITY BUS SHUTTLEOur city bus shuttle takes you fast and comfortable to the ITB Berlin venue, Entrance South. Two lines are provided.Unser City-Shuttle bringt Sie rasch zum Messegelände, Eingang Süd. Es gibt zwei verschiedene Linien.

Line A1: Bus Stop Unter den Linden 26 / Friedrichstraße2: Bus Stop Leipziger PlatzLine B1: Bus Stop Wittenbergplatz2: Bus Stop Kranzlereck (Kurfürstendamm 18)3: Bus Stop Olivaer Platz (Kurfürstendamm 61)

4: Bus Stop Adenauerplatz5: Bus Stop Halensee (Kurfürstendamm 117)Morning / morgens:5-7.3. from 8:30 a.m. - 9:50 a.m., every 20 minutes8-9.3. from 8:30 a.m. - 10:00 a.m., every 30 minutes(Times of 1st bus stop / Abfahrtszeiten 1. Haltepunkt)Evening / abends:5-7.3. from 5:00 p.m. - 7:10 p.m., every 20 minutes8-9.3. from 5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m., every 30 minutes(Departure times Entrance South / Abfahrtszeiten Eingang Süd)Deviations can be possible due to traffic.Verkehrsbedingte Abweichungen sind möglich.

EXITS EVENING HOURS / NACHTAUSGÄNGE

CATERING GUIDE / GASTRO-FÜHRER

SERVICES / SERVICE EXHIBITORS FROM A TO Z / AUSTELLER VON A BIS Z

AirportsInformation: +49 30 60911150Hotline for both airports: Tegel and Schönefeld, www.berlin-airport.de

Assistance for People with Disabilities/Wheelchair servicesHall 4.2, Telephone: +49 30 3038-5837

Banks/Cash MachinesCash machines: ICC Berlin, Hall 14.1, Hall 19, Middle Foyer Hall 1.2b/2.2b,Cash Truck „ZasterLaster“, Entrance SouthReiseBank at the branch office “Zoological Garden” railway station,Telephone: +49 30 8817117

Business CenterMesse Berlin GmbH, E-mail: business-center@messe-berlin.de (photo copies, fax, telephone,e-mail, Internet, PC, scanner, printer, notebook connection, business cards, prepaid telephone cards, SIM-cards, USB flash drive, internat. power adapter)• Service Center, Entrance, Hall 7, 2nd floor, Telephone: +49 30 3038-4127, Fax: +49 30 3038-4136• Hall 2.2, Room Ulm, Telephone: +49 30 3038-81200, Fax: +49 30 3038-81201• Halls 20/21, Passageway, Telephone: +49 30 3038-4130, Fax: +49 30 3038-4138ICC Berlin, Entrance Hall, Telephone: +49 30 3038-4129, Fax: +49 30 3038-4137

Business PointNew „Business Point“ in hall 26.C/309 & hall 1.2/215 from 5.-7.3. Plan your meetings & business talks within this new environment incl. free WIFI & seating capacities.

Climate ProtectionClimate-conscious travel. ITB Berlin Cooperation Partner atmosfair gGmbH Hall 4.1b/247

Cloakrooms/Luggage Lock-upEntrance South, Hall 7.2, Hall 9, Entrance East (Hall 14.1), Entrance North (Hall 19), Hall 20/21,ICC Entrance Foyer

eTravel WorldMeetings, workshops and presentations about Social Media, Mobile Travel Services and BigData, Hall 6.1c

Exhibitor Service CounterService-Center, Entrance, Hall 7, 2nd floor,Telephone: +49 30 3038-4123, -4125, -4127, Fax: +49 30 3038-4135

Fire Department – Emergency CallTelephone: 112

First Aid – DRK (Red Cross) PhysicianEmergency callsTelephone +49 30 3038-2222Hall 3.2, Hall 4.2, Hall 9, Hall 26c, and passageways between Halls 12/13, 17/18, and 20/21Wheelchairs/Lost Children: Hall 4.2, Telephone: +49 30 3038-5837

Hotel Reservations/Travel Arrangements/ArrivalsHRS www.hrs.de/hotel/de/berlin, Telephone: +49 221 2077600, +49 1805 477000VisitBerlin www.visitberlin.de, Telephone: +49 30 250025

ITB Mobile GuideDownload at www.itb-berlin.com/mobilMM-City App Berlin: mmv.me/itbLost Children/Red CrossHall 4.2, Telephone: +49 30 3038-5837

Lost and FoundSecurity Office, passageway between Halls 16/17, Telephone: +49 30 3038-1785

Media CenterITB Berlin press team, editorial offices, PR Agencies (Halls 5.3 & 6.3)www.itb-berlin.com/press

PharmacyWitzleben Apotheke,Kaiserdamm 24/at the corner of Messedamm, 14055 BerlinTelephone: 0800 3011970, +49 30 93952030Delivery Service: Monday-Friday (8:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.),last orders until 2:00 p.m. for delivery on same day

Photocopies/PrintingSee Business Center

PoliceEmergency call to police: Telephone: 110District Office 22, Charlottenburger Chaussee 75, 13597 BerlinTelephone: +49 30 4664-222701Police station in Hall 7, ground level, Telephone: +49 30 4664-200760,Fax: +49 30 4664-200799

Post OfficePostbank Finance CenterSoorstraße 61 – 62, 14050 BerlinMon – Fri: 9 a.m. – 6 p.m., Sat: 9 a.m. – 1 p.m.

Prayers Room/Room of SilenceFor all confessions and pastoral care: Hall 6.2, entrance SummerGarden, Telephone: +49 30 3038-5858, +49 163 6095100Muslim Prayer Room Hall 19, Foyer West

Public TransportBerliner Verkehrsbetriebe BVG, S-Bahnwww.bvg.de (English service)General Information, Telephone: +49 30 19449

Restaurants(Capital Catering GmbH)• Stand Service for exhibitors: Telephone +49 30 3038-2993• Banquets: Telephone +49 30 3038-3920• Restaurants on the fairground: Telephone +49 30 3038-3950• “Business Bistro”, Hall 15.2, Telephone: +49 30 3038-3950• Funkturm Restaurant, Telephone: +49 30 3038-2996• Restaurant Brandenburg, Hall 24, Telephone: +49 30 3038-1912• Palais am Funkturm, Hall 19, Telephone: +49 30 3038-3950• Restaurant “Casino”, Hall 7.3, Telephone: +49 30 3038-1927• Restaurant “Panorama”, Halls 5.3-6.3, Telephone: +49 30 3038-1981• Shipment (brochure material)INFOX Package StationNational and international shipment of brochure materials for visitors, credit or debit cards only, Foyer Hall 1.1/2.1

Taxi ranksICC Berlin – access ramp one level below the entrance area, Entrance South, Gate 9,Entrance East (Halls 14/15), Entrance North (Hall 19)

Taxi Reservations• Funk Taxi Berlin, Telephone: +49 30 261026• Taxi-Ruf City Funk, Telephone: +49 30 210202• Würfelfunk, Telephone: +49 30 210101

Ticket Sales/Ticket OfficeMB Capital Services GmbH, Thüringer Allee 12, 14052 BerlinTelephone: +49 30 3069-6969, Fax: +49 30 3069-6930

Tourist InformationBerlin Tourismus & Kongress GmbHAm Karlsbad 11, 10785 Berlin, Service-Hotline: +49 30 25002www.visitberlin.de

Trade Press StandExtensive selection of free international publications, foyer between Halls 6.2/5.2

Trains: Deutsche BahnInformation & Reservations, Telephone: +49 180 6 99 6633 (14ct/min),www.bahn.com

Visitors’ Meeting PointEntrance North (Lobby, Hall 19), Entrance South (Middle Foyer between Hall 1.2a and 2.2a)

ApothekeWitzleben Apotheke,Kaiserdamm 24/ Ecke Messedamm, 14055 BerlinTelefon: +49 30 9395 2035, 0800 3011970Messe-Lieferservice: Bestellannahme von Mo-Fr (8-14 Uhr)Lieferung Mo-Fr bis 18 Uhr

AuskunftInland: 11833, Ausland: 11834

Aussteller-Service-CounterService Center Halle 7, 2.OGTelefon: +49 30 3038-4123, -4125, -4127, Fax: +49 30 3038-4135

Banken/GeldautomatenGeldautomaten: ICC Berlin Eingangsfoyer, Halle 14.1, Halle 19, Mittelfoyer Halle 1.2b/2.2b,Cash truck „ZasterLaster“, Eingang Süd,ReiseBank: Geschäftsstelle Berlin Bahnhof Zoo, Telefon: +49 30 8817117

Behindertenhilfe/RollstuhlverleihHalle 4.2 Kopffoyer, Telefon: +49 30 3038-5837

Berliner Verkehrsbetriebe BVG, S-BahnTarif- und Fahrplanauskunft: +49 30 19449, www.bvg.de

Business CenterMesse Berlin GmbH, e-mail: business-center@messe-berlin.de (Fotokopien, Telefax, Telefon, Internet, PC-Nutzung, Scanner, Drucker, Notebook-Anschluss, Visitenkarten, Prepaid-Karten, SIM-Karten, USBSticks, internat. Stromadapter)• Service Center, Eingang Halle 7, 2. OG, Telefon: +49 30 3038-4128, Fax: +49 30 3038-4136• Halle 2.2, Raum Ulm, Telefon: +49 30 3038-81200, Fax: +49 30 3038-81201• Übergang Halle 20/21, Telefon: +49 30 3038-4130, Fax: +49 30 3038-4138• ICC Berlin Eingangsfoyer, Telefon: +49 30 3038-4129, Fax: +49 30 3038-4137

Business PointNeuer Businesspoint vom 5.-7.3. in Halle 26.C/309 & Halle 1.2/215für Ihre Termine & Messegeschäfte.Dieser bietet Ihnen Sitzmöglichkeiten & kostenfreien W-Lan-Zugang.

Deutsche BahnFahrplan-, Tarifauskunft, Buchung, ReservierungTelefon: 0180 6 99 66 33 (14 ct/min aus dem Festnetz), 0800 1 507090 (kostenlose Fahrplanansage). www.bahn.de

Erste Hilfe, DRK Stationen, ärztlicher Dienst Notruf DRK-Messegelände, Telefon: +49 30 3038-2222Halle 3.2, Halle 4.2, Halle 9, Halle 12/13 (Übergang),Kleiner Stern oben (Übergang Halle 17/18), Halle 20/21 (Übergang), Halle 26c, ICCRollstuhlschiebedienst/Kindersammelstelle, Halle 4.2 Kopffoyer Telefon: +49 30 3038-5837

eTravel WorldMeetings, Workshops und Präsentationenrund um Social Media, Mobile Travel Services und Big Data, Halle 6.1cFachpressestandUmfassendes Angebot an internationalen Zeitschriften, Foyer Hallen 6.2/5.2

Feuerwehr-Notruf direktTelefon: 112

FlughäfenInfo-Hotline 030 609 11150 für beide Flughäfen: Tegel und Schönefeld,www.berlin-airport.de

FotokopiermöglichkeitSiehe Business Center

FundbüroPförtnerloge/Übergang Halle 16/17, Telefon: +49 30 3038-1785,

Garderoben/GepäckaufbewahrungEingang Süd, Halle 7.2, Halle 9, Eingang Ost (Halle 14.1), Eingang Nord (Halle 19), Halle 20/21,ICC Berlin Eingangsfoyer

Gebetsräume/Raum der StilleKonfessionsunabhängig (auch Seelsorge):im Zugangsbereich der Halle 6.2, (Sommergarten), Telefon: +49 30 3038-5858,Mobil: +49 163 6095100Moslemischer Gebetsraum: an Halle 19, Foyer West

Hotelreservierung/Reisearrangement/IncomingHRS www.hrs.de/hotel/de/berlin, Telefon: +49 221 2077600VisitBerlin www.visitberlin.de, Telefon: +49 30250025

ITB Mobile GuideDownload unter www.itb-berlin.de/mobilMM-City App Berlin Download unter mmv.me/itb

Kartenvertrieb/Kassen/TicketsMB Capital Services GmbH, Thüringer Allee 12, 14052 BerlinTelefon: +49 30 30696969, Fax +49 30 30696930

KlimaschutzKlimabewusst reisen. ITB Berlin Kooperationspartner atmosfair gGmbH, Halle 4.1b/247

Kinder-Sammelstelle/DRKHalle 4.2 Kopffoyer, Telefon: +49 30 3038-5837

MedienzentrumPresseteam der ITB Berlin, Redaktionsbüros, PR-Agenturen (Hallen 5.3 & 6.3), www.itb-berlin.de/presse

PolizeiPolizei-Notruf direkt, Telefon: 110Abschnitt 22, Charlottenburger Chaussee 75, 13597 BerlinTelefon: +49 30 4664-222701Anzeigenaufnahme, Polizeiwache Service-Center Halle 7, 1. OGTelefon: +49 30 4664-200760, Fax: +49 30 4664-200799www.berlin.de/polizei

PostfilialePostbank Finanzcenter, Soorstraße 61 – 6214050 Berlin, Telefon +49 30 3039-6151Mo – Fr. 9–18 Uhr, Sa. 9–13 Uhr

Restaurants(Capital Catering GmbH)• Messestand-Service für Aussteller: Telefon +49 30 3038-2993• Banquets: Telefon +49 30 3038-3920• Restaurants auf dem Messegelände: Telefon +49 30 3038-3950Telefon: +49 30 3038-2901/-3929• “Business Bistro”, Halle 15.2, Telefon: +49 30 3038-3950• ”Funkturm Restaurant”, Telefon: +49 30 3038-2996• Restaurant Brandenburg, Halle 24, Telefon +49 30 3038-1912• Palais am Funkturm, Halle 19, Telefon: +49 30 3038-3950• Restaurant “Casino”, Halle 7.3, Telefon: +49 30 3038-1927• Restaurant “Panorama”, Halle 5.3/6.3, Telefon: +49 30 3038-1981

Taxi-AnfahrtstellenICC Berlin – Vorfahrtsebene, Eingang Süd, Tor 9, Eingang Ost (Halle 14/15),Eingang Nord (Halle 19)

Taxiruf-VorbestellungenFunk Taxi Berlin, Telefon: +49 30 261026Taxi-Ruf City Funk, Telefon: +49 30 210202Würfelfunk, Telefon: +49 30 210101

Treffpunkt für BesucherNord: Vorhalle 19, Süd: Übergang Halle 1.2a/2.2a

Touristen-InformationBerlin Tourismus & Kongress GmbH, Am Karlsbad 11, 10785 BerlinService-Hotline: +49 30 250025, www.visitberlin.de

Versand (Prospektmaterial)INFOX Paketstation, Nationaler und internationaler Versand vonProspektmaterialien für Besucher, nur EC oder Kreditkarte, Foyer 1.1/2.1

AAbama Golf & Spa Resort 4.2 101/205Abies Travel 4.2 118/201Acampora Travel & Hotels 1.2 204Acampora Travel & Hotels 25. 131Accor 9. 215Accor 21.B 208Adventure Indonesia 26.A 109/120/235Aitken Spence Travels (Pvt.) Ltd. 25. 131Aitken Spence Travels (Pvt.) Ltd. 5.2A 114Alila Hotels & Resorts 26.A 120/235/115AAll Asia Exclusive 26.B 228All Asia Exclusive 26.C 325Argentina 1 .1 203Argentina 3.1 107Arp Museum Bahnhof Rolandseck 8.2 103Arp Museum Bahnhof Rolandseck 10.2 101

BBarceló Hotels & Resorts 4.2 101Barceló Hotels & Resorts 3.1 112Berlin-Highlights 12. 101Berlin-Highlights 14.1 104Boomerang Reisen GmbH 20. 119Boomerang Reisen GmbH 5.2A 109Brazilian Tourist Board - Embratur 1.1 204Brazilian Tourist Board - Embratur 3.1 104Brazilian Tourist Board - Embratur 4.1 206Broich Premium Catering GmbH 8.2 103Broich Premium Catering GmbH 10.2 101Brot für die Welt - Tourism Watch 4.1 216/217BUGA 2015 Havelregion 11.2 101BUGA 2015 Havelregion 12. 101Caribbean Nexus Tours 3.1 112Caribbean Nexus Tours 1.1 102Carlson Rezidor Hotel Group 9. 310Carlson Rezidor Hotel Group 5.2B 205/205ACGH Earth 5.2B 206CGH Earth 4.1 213Chemnitzer Wirts 11.2 102Chemnitzer Wirtschaftsförderungs 10.2 101Choice Hotels Canada, Inc. 9. 321Choice Hotels Canada, Inc. 2.1 491Colombia, Proexport 1.1 114/115Crillon Tours - Titicaca Hydrofoils 1.1 209A/202Czech Airlines, SkyTeam 9. 102Czech Airlines, SkyTeam 7.2B 102Danubius Hotels Group 9. 222Danubius Hotels Group 2.2 209Darmstadt Marketing GmbH 7.2C 101Darmstadt Marketing GmbH 10.2 101Deltanet Travel 2.2 119/111DIAMIR Erlebnisreisen GmbH 21.A 104DIAMIR Erlebnisreisen GmbH 5.2A 118Dusit International 26.B 230Dusit International 9. 211Dusit Thani Maldives 5.2A 107Dusit Thani Maldives 26.B 230Etihad Airways 22.B 211Etihad Airways 10.1 117Eurotur 1.1 203/209AFairmont Grand Hotel Kyiv 9. 309Fairmont Grand Hotel Kyiv 2.1 107Fairmont Singapore 9. 309Fairmont Singapore 26.A 133Fairmont The Palm, Dubai 22.A 103Fairmont The Palm, Dubai 9. 309Florida Keys & Key West 2.1 315Florida Keys & Key West 3.1 108Generator Hostels 9. 301Generator Hostels 4.1 106Gran Hotel Bahía del Duque Resort 4.2 120/205Greater Fort Lauderdal 2.1 315Greater Fort Lauderdale Convention 3.1 108Gulliver Travel d.o.o 1.2 218Gulliver Travel d.o.o 25. 131

H&H Touristik GmbH 25. 101/178Hamburg Tourismus GmbH 6.2A 102/104Hans Brinker Budget Hotel B.V. 10.2 112Hans Brinker Budget Hotel B.V. 4.1 106Hilton Worldwide 20. 138Hilton Worldwide 22.A 101Hotel Metropol Moscow 2.1 109Hotel Metropol Moscow 9. 120InterContinental Hotels Group 23.A 112InterContinental Hotels Group 9. 319ITB Asia 9. 307ITB Asia 21.A 105ITB Asia 25. 106Kap Verde - Barracuda Tours 25. 142Kap Verde - Barracuda Tours 20. 126Karlsruher Messe- 6.2B 202Karlsruher Messe- 10.2 101Kassel Marketing GmbH 7.2C 101Kassel Marketing GmbH 10.2 101Klassik Stiftung Weimar 11.2 103Klassik Stiftung Weimar 10.2 101Kompas 17. 110Kompas 1.2 219AKunstsammlung Nordrhein 8.2 103Kunstsammlung Nordrhein 10.2 101Lima Tours 1.1 104/104A/209ALima Tours 25. 131Majesty Hotels & Resorts 3.2 201Majesty Hotels & Resorts 25. 119Malaysia Tourism Promotion Board 26.A 121Malaysia Tourism Promotion Board 10.2 108Malaysia Tourism Promotion Board 4.1 260Mali Travel Tours 21.A 103/122Marienbad Kur & Spa Hotels 9. 222Marienbad Kur & Spa Hotels 7.2B 102Meest-Tour JV 2.1 106/107Memnon Tours 25. 181Memnon Tours 23.A 112Mexikanisches Fremdenverkehrsbüro 1.1 102/102AMexikanisches Fremdenverkehrsbüro 4.1 227Mexikanisches Fremdenverkehrsbüro 3.1 108AMichael Müller Verlag GmbH 25. 143Michael Müller Verlag GmbH 6.1 118Miller Reisen GmbH 3.1 217/217B,C,DOrient Tours LLC 22.B 210Orient Tours LLC 22.A 104/103Parkroyal Hotels & Resorts 26.A 121/133Pestana Hotels & Resorts 2.2 208Pestana Hotels & Resorts 20. 107Philippines Tourism 26.A 136/138/101/134Puebla 1.1 102/117Radisson Royal Hotel Moscow 2.1 109/101Reederei Riedel GmbH 12. 101Reederei Riedel GmbH 14.1 104Rhön Marketing 7.2C 101Rhön Marketing 6.2B 303SC Karpaten Turism SRL 7.2B 101A-CSC Karpaten Turism SRL 25. 142Sedona Hotel Yangon / Mandalay 26.B 228Sedona Hotel Yangon / Mandalay 9. 212South American Tours de Colombia 1.1 212/114Stadtmarketing Halle (Saale) GmbH 11.2 101Stadtmarketing Halle (Saale) GmbH 10.2 101STAGE ENTERTAINMENT GMBH 6.2A 102/104STAGE ENTERTAINMENT GMBH 12. 101Stiftung Museum Kunstpalast 8.2 103Stiftung Museum Kunstpalast 10.2 101Stiftung Schloss Dyck 8.2 103 Stiftung Schloss Dyck 10.2 101

Swedish Lapland Tourism 18. 128A-E/108Swissôtel Le Concorde, Bangkok 26.B 221Swissôtel Le Concorde, Bangkok 9. 309Swissôtel Merchant Court 9. 309Swissôtel Merchant Court 26.A 133Swissôtel Nankai Osaka 26.A 129Swissôtel Nankai Osaka 9. 309

Swissôtel The Stamford 9. 309Swissôtel The Stamford 26.A 133TAP Portugal 2.2 208TAP Portugal 1.1 204The Chedi Andermatt 9. 206THE CHEDI Andermatt 17. 101The George 6.2A 102/104The George 9. 312Travco - Jordan 25. 131Travco - Jordan 23.B 202Travco Oman 25. 131Travco Oman 22.B 200überland Reisegesellschaft mbH 4.1 108/109

visitBerlin Berlin 12. 101

visitBerlin Berlin Tourismus 13. 110VisitBritain 18. 120/121/123Welcome Incoming Services S.L.U. 4.2 101/107Welterbe Grube Messel gGmbH 7.2C 101Welterbe Grube Messel gGmbH 4.1 203Wilderness Safaris 20. 133/134Zypern Fremdenverkehrszentrale 2.2 111/115@dmire 10.2 104/105007-Berlin 12. 1011001 Events 22.A 1031001 Reise GmbH / Habari Travel 20. 1202. DSP, s.r.o. 7.2B 1022-LAND-Reisen 8.2 1023 Stars Hotels 10.2 106/107365 days of Armenia 3.2 115365 Travel and Investment Co. Ltd. 26.C 3254 Level & work 9. 11042 GmbH 8.1 10342a ABAV - Expo International 1.1 20448 H. in Spanien S.L. 4.2 1014Health Travel 15.1 1014Travel Incoming Tour Operator 15.1 1015 vor Flug GmbH 25. 18050plus Hotels Deutschland 6.2B 20168 Grad Lofoten 18. 128A-E7 Degrees South 20. 1309/11 Memorial & Museum 2.1 405A Class Travel 26.C 325A Touch of Asia 26.B 225A&O Hotels and Hostels Holding AG 4.1 100A. E. C. Advertising 10.1 101A.T.R. Touristik 3.2 201AAA Travel 20. 134AAA-Tour 7.2A 302AAB - All About Belgium 10.2 104/105aachen tourist service e.v. 8.2 103Aachen, Kulturbetrieb der Stadt 10.2 101

AAE All Asia Exclusive 26.B 221Aarya Village Travel Pvt. Ltd. 5.2A 116AAT Kings 5.2A 119AB Chapri Retreats 5.2B 232Abacus African Vacation 21.A 116Abacus Tours 1.2 218Abad Hotels and Resorts 5.2B 232Abba Hotels 4.2 101ABBA The Museum/Pop Story AB 18. 128A-EAbbey Tours 18. 122Abbey Tours Scotland 18. 123ABC Travel 1.2 110Abeba Tours Ethiopia 21.A 124Abenteuer Afrika Safari 20. 114Abercrombie & Kent Destination 20. 137Aberdeenshire Council 18. 123ab-in-den-urlaub.de 8.1 112ab-in-den-urlaub-deals.de 8.1 112Abjar Hotels International LLC 22.A 103Abnaa Karbala 21.B 219Aboriginal Tourism BC 2.1 491Abu Dhabi National Hotels (ADNH) 22.B 210Abu Dhabi Tourism & Culture 22.B 210AC Hotels by Marriott 9. 302Acacia Adventure Holidays 20. 120Academia AIFP 4.2 201Academservice 2.1 108Accelya 6.1 124Accent Travel & Events 7.2B 101A-CAccon-Rvs GmbH 5.1 136Accor Asia Pacific 26.C 321Accor Hotels In Egypt 23.A 112Accor Hotels Malaysia 26.A 121Accor Indonesia 26.A 120/235Accor Middle East 22.A 103Ace Travels Maldives 5.2A 107ACHAT Hotels Deutschland 8.1 116acora Hotel und Wohnen 9. 110Açores 2.2 208Acoya Hotel Suites & Villas 3.1 126Across Africa Holidays 21.A 116Across Spain DMC & Leisure Travel 4.2 202Active & Adventure 4.1 251Active Bhutan Tours 5.2A 113Active Holidays 7.2B 101A-CActive India Holidays Pvt. Ltd. 5.2B 248Active Sales Support 10.2 104/105AD ticket GmbH 7.2C 101Adaaran Resorts 5.2A 107ADAC Hessen-Thüringen e.V. 25. 101 ADAC Postbus Der Bus Track 1-4

adagio 9. 215Adalya Ocean Deluxe 3.2 201Adalya Resort & Spa 3.2 201Adams Beach Hotel 2.2 111

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PRESS & BLOGGER CORNERTop journalists at ITB Berlin explain why they’re here and what their personal “ITB highlights” are.

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