| Category: | Travel & Tourism |
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| Organizer: | The New York Times |
| Exhibition center: | Jacob K. Javits Convention Center |
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Overview interest facts - The New York Times Travel Show 2022
The New York Times has announced that 34,015 participants attended its annual Travel Show, held in January at the Jacob K. Javits Center in New York City. Attendance included 11,041 travel trade and 22,974 consumer attendees during the three-day event held Jan. 29-31st. The 2020 Show marked the 17th anniversary of The New York Times Travel Show, the largest travel industry Show in North America. Dubai Tourism and Expo 2020 Dubai were this year’s Presenting Sponsors. The Exhibition Floor included over 750 exhibitors representing 175 countries. The Show Floor consisted of 17 Pavilions, 4 Cultural Stages and the highly popular Taste of The World main stage
Overview of exhibitors / visitors - The New York Times Travel Show 2022
Category profile for Travel Industry exhibitors include Accessible Travel, Adventure/Eco, All-Inclusive, Big Ship Cruises, Culinary Travel, Cultural Tourism, Destination Weddings/Honeymoons, Ecotourism/Nature/Volunteer Tourism, Experiential Travel, Family Travel/Heritage Travel/Generational Travel, L.G.B.T.Q., Local Weekend Getaways, Luxury, Medical, Railway Journeys, River Cruise, Safari, Scuba Diving/Snorkeling, Spa/Wellness, Vacation Rentals, Water sports (Rafting, Canoeing, Kayaking) and Winter Sports.
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