UITT offers a valuable opportunity to meet tour operators and travel agencies throughout Ukraine during two ‘trade only’ days, as well as the travelling public. As such, it is ideal for increasing awareness and demonstrating your services in the best possible light. In just 3 days, you have the opportunity to promote your destination and services to over 15,000 visitors.
More and more people in Ukraine are travelling abroad for holidays and business trips. The Ukraine government, in partnership with the IMF, have introduced a number of measures to alleviate the effects of the economic crisis and, with the travel industry expected to return to double digit growth by 2013, now is the time to build relationships with local operators and generate interest amongst the travelling population
Testimonials
“Ukraine is a big market – 45 million people. We hope that this market will be very important for us in the future.
UITT was successful. Every year, we get better results from the show.”
Mladen Falkoni, Hrvatska, Croatia
“There is a growing recognition of the huge potential in the Ukrainian travel and tourism market. UITT has proved a profitable and timely promotional activity for our company.”
Elena Gabdulvalieva, ENIT Moscow , Italy
“The stands of Dubai in Moscow and Kiev, where the emirate exhibited as a Partner Destination, were visited by 10-15% more travel trade professionals than last year.”
Sergey G. Kanaev, DTCM-Russia, CIS & Baltic States
More about the 2010 show Latest market news
A number of events are boosting Ukraine’s travel market:
In 2012, the country will host the Euro 2012 football tournament
European travellers no longer
need a visa to stay for under 180 days
Wizz Air recently entered the
Ukrainian travel market, offering low-cost travel to/from the country and driving down rival carrier fares
Latest event news
Egypt, Israel and Czech Republic have all increased their stands at UITT. Other confirmed destinations at the 2010 show include: Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Dubai, France, Greece, Lebanon, Malaysia, Slovenia, Spain, Thailand and Tunisia. This year, the event will again feature a section dedicated to medical tourism.
