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“Magical Kenya” adventure tourism campaign in the spotlight at ITB Berlin 2025

On the second day of ITB Berlin 2025, Kenya hosted a cocktail party at its stand with music, drinks and Kenyan food, launching its position as a premier adventure destination. ITB Berlin News was there to cover the event. Attracting a large turnout, Francis Gichaba, Chairman of the Kenyan Tourism Board, kicked off the festivities,…

Beaches, deserts, mountains and cool river gorges … Oman has it all

At the VIP roundtable during ITB Berlin 2025, Oman's Ministry of Heritage and Tourism's Director General of Tourism Promotion, Haitham Al Ghassani, spoke about the Sultanate's diverse natural scenery Thanks to the cooler temperatures in the mountains and refreshing destinations like the shady wadis, Oman can be visited year-round. Attesting to its 5,000-year history, Oman…

Turkish Airlines: A record-holder connecting travellers to more destinations than ever

With flights to over 350 destinations in some 130 countries, Turkish Airlines is a global leader in connectivity Exhibiting at ITB Berlin 2025, Turkish Airlines serves the most countries of any airline in the world, cemented by the carrier's constant addition of new destinations to its network. Since 2012, Turkish Airlines has held the title…

G20 2025, “an historic moment for South Africa”

Hosting the 2025 G20 in South Africa will provide additional momentum to the country's tourism sector says South Africa's Minister of Tourism Patricia de Lille. South Africa is one of the world’s most exciting and diverse travel destinations as well as a place of incredible beauty, rich cultural heritage and history, and world-class tourism experiences.…

Poland continues to attract large numbers of German visitors

Germany remains a top market for Poland says Marcin Plachno, head of the Polish National Tourism Office in Berlin. Leisure, sports, soft adventure, and city breaks are the main drivers attracting German travellers. For Marcin Plachno, head of the Polish National Tourism Office in Berlin, Germany remains a top market for the country. "The proximity…

The Philippines comes out in force at ITB Berlin 2025 with its biggest private sector contingent delegation

At a colourful cocktail hosted by the Tourism Promotions Board (TPB), Chief Operating Officer Maria Margarita Montemayor Nograles told ITB Berlin News why she feels so pleased to be back at ITB Berlin. The Philippines is a long-time participant of ITB Berlin, now with a large private sector delegation participation. “It is my third year…

Final day at ITB Berlin 2025: The journey continues

Good morning everyone, and welcome to the third and final day of ITB Berlin 2025! The past two days have been a whirlwind of meetings, discoveries, and discussions, but the show isn’t over yet. There is still plenty to see, key sessions to attend, and countless opportunities to connect before we wrap up. One of…

The wild Vjosa River embodies Albania’s untamed beauty

Albania is strengthening its positioning as an adventure and nature destination The country is a paradise for nature lovers, especially along the iconic Vjosa River with its pristine waters. Bikers and hikers can venture along less-known trails and enjoy spectacular landscapes. Albania is rapidly gaining recognition for its unspoiled natural beauty and diverse landscapes, making…

ITB Americas: A new hemisphere for the ITB family

Following the announcement of ITB's expansion with the launch of ITB Americas yesterday, ITB Berlin News spoke with David Ruetz, Senior Vice Presidt, Messe Berlin, about the strategy behind this new show You’ve just announced the expansion of the ITB global network with the launch of ITB Americas. Can you share some details about this…

Authentic experiences and warm hospitality in Oman

Heritage inns and local food take travellers on an unforgettable journey into the real heart of Oman Oman is known for its diverse landscapes and warm hospitality, steeped in tradition and 5000-year-old history. For a travellers wanting a truly authentic experience, there’s no better way to discover the country than by staying in one of…

Travel remains a top priority for Germans

According to Norbert Fiebig, President of the German Travel Association (DRV), who shared current trends in the German travel market at the ITB Berlin opening press conference, travelling remains in high demand. Mr Friebig outlined that despite economic and geopolitical uncertainties, Germans are not prepared to cut back on their holidays. In challenging times, travel…

“We’re always looking for interesting new destinations”

ITB Berlin offers buyers a chance to stay abreast of travel trends and find new offerings for their clients ITB Berlin News caught up with Mariia Pliakova of Ukranian tour operator, ITravel, who shared her priorities at this year's show. Can you tell us about the company you work for? What are your goals at…

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