ITB Berlin News Preview Edition

THURSDAY 

26 th FEBRUARY 

2015 

PREVIEW 

EDITION 

NEWS ITB CONVENTION EDUCATION & TRAINING 

Dr Christian Göke 

CEO Messe Berlin GmbH 

“We are proud to be able 

to welcome around 10,000 

exhibitors from 190 countries 

again this year.” 

Read page 5 

Dr Martin Buck 

ITB Berlin Vice-President 

“This year 26 of the 

31 member states 

of the UNWTO Silk 

Road Initiative will 

be taking part in ITB 

Berlin”. 

Read page 6 

Prof. Dr. Conrady 

Scientific Director, ITB Berlin 

Convention 

“This year, the focus is on 

the sharing economy. This 

innovative approach has 

shaken up the holiday and 

business travel market like 

no other recent trend.” 

Read page 20 

Michel Rochat 

CEO of EHL SA 

“Young people 

in new markets 

need a social and 

professional lift 

for their careers, 

and that’s what we 

intend to provide.” 

Read page 27 

Hall 22A 

Stand 

104 

Travel & Tourism- a Force for Good 

ITB Berlin shines light on positive change through industry 

evolution 

Hall 17 

Stand 

108 

ITB Berlin is definitively the driver in 

raising the awareness that travel and 

tourism can be a force for good in the 

world. While billions of Euros in deals are 

decided at ITB Berlin, the groundswell 

trends that will guide the future of the 

industry are also discussed and indeed 

forged at the world’s greatest travel and 

tourism trade event. 

One of the key factors emerging is 

the “shared economy” – which will be 

largely debated at the 2015 ITB Berlin 

Convention. Sustainability is another 

major driver – and this year the concept 

is even further reinforced. 

On the other hand, alarm bells are 

ringing – as the World Travel and Tourism 

Council, while underlining that tourism 

is a “force for good”, casts a line to the 

future … a future which will only be bright 

if we address key issues of education and 

training today. 

See interview p. 24 and feature p. 26 

David Scowsill 

President & CEO, World Travel and Tourism Council (WTTC) 

DESTINATION SPOTLIGHT: 

OCEANIA 

Cook Islands 

Ideas for regional destinations 

such as Western Australia, 

Samoa, New Zealand or Papua 

New Guinea are being refreshed 

at ITB Berlin as their destination 

marketing organisations find 

new ways to excite and interest 

travellers. Read more in our 

daily feature – page 37.

4 

CONTENTS 

News....................................................... page 5 

Trade Talk..............................................page 18 

ITB Berlin Convention.......................... page 20 

Exclusive Interview.............................. page 24 

SPECIAL FEATURES 

Education & Training........................... page 26 

Honeymoon Travel............................... page 28 

Shopping Tourism................................ page 30 

Adventure tourism............................... page 32 

Youth Travel......................................... page 35 

EDITORIAL 

Richard Barnes 

Editor-in-Chief, 

ITB Berlin News 

Visionary… and efficient! 

ITB Berlin comforted in position as “world showcase” 

REGIONAL SPOTLIGHT 

Oceania................................................. page 37 

Where to Go in Berlin.......................... page 42 

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the ITB Berlin Convention 

so fascinating and unique, 

is its unique ability to allow 

both: 

work on macroeconomic 

concerns and societal 

order, as the preservation 

of the planet or human 

issues as the need to 

train urgently the actors 

of travel & tourism of 

tomorrow. 

analyze the impact of 

major developments 

underway as the sharing 

economy 

highlight powerful 

initiatives and there 

Hall 20 

Stand 127 

immediate benefits for 

business as the UNWTO 

Silk Road Initiative and, 

of course, 

allow also all stakeholders 

to develop their business 

in the very short, short 

and medium term with 

powerful tools like the 

ITB Buyers Club that 

year by year innovates 

to optimize its role in 

business facilitator. 

In the same spirit, ITB 

Berlin News, Your Official 

Information Source at 

ITB Berlin, is built as a 

vital strategic information 

disseminator and a 

powerful matchmaking 

tool especially through 

our section “Trade Talk” 

enabling to fully benefit 

from this extraordinary 

event . 

The various editions of 

ITB Berlin News are in 

fact designed as a tool for 

professionals worldwide 

to be used before, during 

and also after the show as 

a collector (preview, Day1, 

Day2, Day3 Day4, Review), 

forming a complete 

synthesis of comprehensive 

and concise information 

usable all the year. 

Excellent ITB Berlin 2015! 

UNWTO activities at ITB 

Berlin 2015 – one step ahead! 

As every year, UNWTO will 

be undertaking a number 

of key events and activities 

at ITB Berlin. 

These events and activities 

regularly mark real 

progress for the entire 

industry. This year is no 

exception to the rule with 

in particular: 

The 2015 UNWTO Silk 

Road Ministers’ Meeting 

at ITB Berlin where 

Ministers and high level 

officials from the Silk Road 

will discuss important 

developments with 

regards transboundary 

routes across the Silk Road 

regions. 

Wednesday 4 March 

11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. 

The 4 th Tour Operators’ 

Forum on the Silk Road 

organized in collaboration 

with Adventure Travel 

Trade Association (ATTA) 

on the theme: Unlocking 

the Silk Road’s Adventure 

Travel Potential. This 

forum will provide an 

opportunity for adventure 

travel experts and Silk 

Road tour operators to 

discuss opportunities for 

joint product development 

and cooperative marketing 

activities. It will look at 

how stakeholders can 

work together to raise the 

profile of the Silk Road as 

a world class adventure 

travel destination. 

Thursday 5 March 

11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. 

The Community 

Empowerment through 

Creative Industries and 

Tourism with a Special 

focus on Women, Youth, 

Indigenous Communities 

and People with Disabilities 

Friday 6 March 

10:00 a.m. - 12:00 a.m. 

The 30th Meeting 

of The World Tourism 

Network on Child 

Protection (formerly 

the Task Force for the 

Protection of Children in 

Tourism) 

Friday 6 March 

2:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. 

ITB BERLIN NEWS • Thursday 26 th February 2015 

www.itb-berlin-news.com

NEWS 

5 

More International 

Than Ever 

ITB Berlin comforted in position as “world showcase” 

ITB Berlin is more than ever the global tourism industry’s shop window. 

Dr Christian Göke, CEO of Messe Berlin (event organisers) explains the 

direction the show is taking… 

Among the major 

developments in the 

travel industry are the 

sharing economy, as 

far as accommodation 

is concerned, and 

smartphone bookings. The 

two are closely related 

to one another. Internet 

connectivity anywhere 

at any time has made it 

technologically possible for 

newcomers such as Airbnb 

and Uber to expand. This 

is a subject that will be 

examined in detail by the 

ITB Convention where 

the European heads of 

these companies will also 

be speaking. The sharing 

economy is a key topic at 

the ITB Convention and 

will dominate the agenda 

for the duration of the 

event. Numerous sessions 

and surveys will also be 

devoted to this subject. 

More than two-thirds of 

the exhibitors showcasing 

their products and services 

in the 26 halls on the 

Berlin Exhibition Grounds 

are from abroad. Their 

marketing activities are 

highly professional and they 

attract buyers from all over 

the world. However, there 

are other exhibitors whose 

focus is on German tourists 

and who are currently 

not fully exploiting ITB 

Berlin in order to tap 

into the potential of new 

international markets and 

the business they offer. The 

ITB Berlin Convention offers 

many thought-provoking 

views and provides 

market knowledge with 

the necessary expertise. 

We want to encourage 

our exhibitors to tread 

new paths. This year, for 

the first time, we will be 

holding a Buyer Seller 

Speed Networking session. 

On 5 March 2015, day two 

of the event, exhibitors 

will be able to meet handpicked 

international buyers 

in a short space of time 

and explore the potential 

for building interesting 

partnerships. 

WE ARE PROUD TO BE 

ABLE TO WELCOME AROUND 

10,000 EXHIBITORS FROM 190 

COUNTRIES AGAIN THIS YEAR. 

ONLY 31% OF OUR EXHIBITORS 

ARE FROM GERMANY. OVER 

TWO-THIRDS TRAVEL HERE 

FROM ABROAD. 

To become more 

international what further 

steps do you feel are 

needed on the part of 

exhibitors? 

Every exhibitor has to 

make their own decision 

as to the markets they can 

realistically target with 

their product and sales 

strategy. International 

markets play a big role here 

but should not be an end in 

themselves. There may be 

important markets outside 

one’s own home market. 

Indeed, that may often be 

the case, but not always. ITB 

Berlin offers a wide range of 

supporting services which 

exhibitors can employ to 

improve and implement 

their market strategy. 

They include presenting 

current and anticipated 

product demand trends at 

the ITB Convention, ITB 

Academy webinar sessions 

for exhibitors, as well as 

our ITB advisory services. 

Many exhibitors have made 

extensive use of these 

services already. 

This year, for the first time 

at ITB Berlin, the CityCube 

will be open to showgoers. 

What does this change? 

The CityCube Berlin will 

provide the backdrop to 

the spectacular opening 

ceremonies organised 

by Mongolia, the official 

partner country of the 

show. Mongolia will host 

a fantastic show that 

will take the guests on 

a tour of the Mongolian 

steppe and let them 

experience the nomadic 

way of life. Furthermore, 

journalists can obtain 

accreditation directly at the 

event, enabling them to 

immediately visit numerous 

press conferences. 

What is the secret that 

makes ITB Berlin the most 

successful show of its kind 

in the world? 

Even in the age of the digital 

revolution leading trade 

shows such as ITB Berlin are 

still extremely important for 

the industry. The fact that 

tourism industry decisionmakers 

from around the 

world can gather in a 

single place at ITB Berlin 

to exchange information 

on the latest trends and 

developments is an 

indispensable asset. Being 

able to communicate faceto-face 

in an atmosphere 

of trust plays an invaluable 

part in business talks and 

negotiating agreements. 

ITB Berlin is truly the world´s 

leading travel trade show: It 

has the most balanced and 

most international portfolio 

Dr Christian Göke 

CEO Messe Berlin GmbH 

of exhibitors anywhere in 

the world. We are proud to 

be able to welcome around 

10,000 exhibitors from 190 

countries again this year. 

Only 31% of our exhibitors 

are from Germany. Over 

two-thirds travel here from 

abroad. The show mirrors 

the industry’s entire value 

chain. In addition to the 

wide range of products that 

it showcases ITB Berlin 

is also a leader when it 

comes to innovativeness 

and providing information 

about marketplace 

activities. Over the past ten 

years it has staged Europe’s 

largest and most important 

travel trade convention. 

ITB BERLIN NEWS • Thursday 26 th February 2015

6 NEWS 

New Colour and Culture 

Comes to Berlin 

ITB Berlin opens the eyes of the world’s travel and tourism professionals 

to new and even more exciting experiences 

Final touches are being put on exhibitors’ marketing plans with ITB Berlin 

just around the corner… and many travel pros are waiting with bated 

breath to see what partner country Mongolia will bring to the fore. We put 

the question to ITB Berlin Vice-President Dr Martin Buck… 

The programme of the 

official partner country of 

ITB Berlin has surprises 

in store for visitors to 

the world’s largest travel 

trade show and features 

traditional cultural 

displays as well as offering 

fascinating insights into 

this Central Asian country 

with its endless steppes. 

Visitors to ITB Berlin may 

not be able to marvel at the 

vast expanses of the Gobi 

Desert and the country’s 

holy mountains. 

However, they can still get 

a first-hand experience of 

the Mongolian people’s 

traditional nomadic way of 

life. A colourful programme 

of stage events will bring 

the culture of Mongolia 

to Berlin, together with 

numerous high-ranking 

figures from politics and the 

tourism industry, including 

the president of Mongolia. 

On Tuesday, 3 March 2015 

from 6 to 8 p.m., the official 

opening ceremony in the 

CityCube on the exhibition 

grounds will offer a first 

impression of events to 

come. 

President of Mongolia 

Mr. Elbegdorj Tsakhia 

will welcome the guests. 

This will be followed by 

a concert under the title 

of ’The Land of blue Sky’, 

with Mongolian singers 

and musicians performing 

traditional songs. The 

morin khuur, Mongolia’s 

national instrument, whose 

sounds are reminiscent 

of the wind, steppes and 

neighing horses, can also 

be heard. The dancers of 

the Mongolian National 

Song & Dance Ensemble, 

stage performers, an ethnic 

jazz band and a fashion 

show will round off the 

programme of events. 

Both trade visitors and the 

general public can find out 

more about Mongolian 

THIS 

YEAR 26 OF 

THE 31 

MEMBER 

STATES OF 

THE UNWTO 

SILK ROAD 

INITIATIVE 

WILL BE 

TAKING PART 

IN ITB BERLIN 

culture and the country’s 

nomadic way of life on all 

days of ITB Berlin. 

What are some of the key 

trends? 

Interestingly, city breaks are 

experiencing consistently 

strong growth, with an 

increase of 58 % over the 

past five years. In 2014 Paris 

welcomed 18.8 million 

arrivals, making it the 

world’s most popular city. It 

was followed by New York 

and London. Munich and 

Berlin were ranked seventh 

and eighth respectively on 

the list of the most popular 

metropolitan tourism 

regions. Asia continues 

to be the driving force 

in international tourism. 

According to the ITB World 

Travel Trends Report Asian 

citizens will undertake 

above-average numbers of 

trips and, with growth still 

at eight per cent, will easily 

overtake other nations in 

the outbound travel market 

in 2015. 

The ITB Berlin Convention 

is massive this year.What 

are the key themes and 

trends? 

Sharing is caring: this year 

the sharing economy is the 

main topic at the ITB Berlin 

Convention, and a number 

of sessions are devoted to 

this up-to-the-minute and 

much-discussed trend. 

Pierre-Dimitri Gore-Coty, 

the European head of Uber, 

an online rideshare app 

that has prompted much 

debate, will be talking 

about new business models 

and the revolution that the 

service has triggered in this 

sector. 

Olivier Grémillon, 

managing director of 

Airbnb Europe and Africa, 

will be looking at the 

new trend of the sharing 

economy from the point of 

view of the leading provider 

of private accommodation. 

They are among those 

discussing how the digital 

revolution is impacting 

on corporate culture and 

management methods in 

the tourism industry. 

Another focus is the Silk 

Road Project, which is 

really taking off this year. 

Can you please tell us 

more? 

This year 26 of the 31 

member states of the 

UNWTO Silk Road Initiative 

will be taking part in ITB 

Berlin. Their participation 

provides a fairly 

comprehensive overview 

of this region as a travel 

destination and of all the 

activities there. In addition 

to the exclusive circle of 

the Silk Road Ministers 

Meeting on 5 March 2105 

the show will also be 

playing host to the UNWTO 

Silk Road Tour Operators 

Forum. This is organised 

by UNWTO in cooperation 

Dr Martin Buck 

Vice-President, ITB Berlin 

with the Adventure Travel 

Trade Association (ATTA). 

Known widely as one of 

history’s most famous 

trade routes, nowadays the 

Silk Road uniquely blends 

natural attractions, culture 

and past traditions. 

The fact that the Silk Road 

is now making a name for 

itself as an adventure trail 

is a topic that this forum 

will be discussing. Experts 

will be presenting their 

views on what measures 

the Silk Road must still 

undertake in order to firmly 

establish itself as a travel 

destination and how tour 

operators can benefit from 

the growing demand. 



NEWS 

7 

German Tourists Flock 

Back to Greece 

DRV announces a “brilliant comeback” for Greece among major trends 

for industry in 2014 

The German Travel Association (DRV) has 

announced a good year for Tour Operators 

despite a challenging economic climate in 2014. 

The Germans bank on 

classical seaside travel 

destinations and fulfil their 

dreams in respect of longhaul 

trips: Greece, Tunisia, 

the Canary Islands as well as 

the Caribbean destinations 

Cuba, Dominican Republic 

and Mexico are the vacation 

countries of the Germans 

which record the highest 

growth rates this year. “No 

other country was able to 

grow stronger than Greece 

– and this already for the 

second time in a row. This 

is a brilliant comeback”, 

DRV President, Norbert 

Fiebig stated. 

THE 

CRUISE 

BUSINESS 

DEVELOPED 

SIGNIFICANTLY 

BETTER THAN 

THE OVERALL 

MARKET 

GROWTH RATE 

The uptrend in the 

Caribbean has been 

attributable to modernised 

and new hotels, so that 

the wide choice and valuefor-money 

ratio were 

convincing. Slight growth 

rates were also recorded by 

the German tour operators 

for Turkey and the United 

Arab Emirates (UAE). Spain 

maintains its position as 

most popular foreign travel 

destination. Compared 

to the year 2013, less 

travellers were attracted by 

Egypt and Thailand. 

The projections of the 

results for the tourism 

business year 2013/14 (still 

being finalised) show for 

the tour operator market 

altogether a growth in 

turnover in an order of 

magnitude of 2%. The 

cruise business developed 

significantly better than 

the overall market growth 

rate. According to the 

evaluations of the DRV 

Committee Statistics and 

Market Research, total 

turnover on the operator 

market is likely to climb to 

a total of EUR 25.8 billion. 

The final results will be 

published by DRV at ITB 

Berlin. 

DRV President Fiebig 

stressed that the 

growth rates achieved 

are noteworthy, more 

particularly against the 

backdrop of numerous 

external factors and 

influences during 2014. 

This included crises – such 

as in the Ukraine, Israel, 

Egypt, Syria and Iraq, the 

Ebola epidemics in Western 

Africa as well as the ISIS 

threats, but also strikes 

by pilots and locomotive 

engineers. Moreover, the 

Football World Cup made 

many citizens hesitate in 

their vacation booking. 

After the triumph of 

the German team, the 

extremely narrow time 

window of the summer 

holidays (corridor of 71 

days) resulted in capacity 

bottlenecks at the airports, 

so that not all customers 

willing to travel were able 

to fly to their destination. 

The fact that at the end of the 

day a positive result adorns 

the financial statements 

proves the strength of the 

tourism industry. “The 

travel industry has already 

survived many crises in the 

past and mastered them 

professionally. Apart from 

the crisis business year 

2009, our industry has 

constantly grown. This also 

occurred last year. We are 

a true tower of strength”, 

says Fiebig. 

TRAVEL DISTRIBUTION 

WITH HIGHER 

TURNOVER – NUMBER 

OF TRAVEL AGENCIES 

CONTINUES TO 

INCREASE. 

The high street travel 

agencies will probably 

achieve a growth in 

turnover between 1 and 

2% at the end of the 

calendar year ending on 31 

December 2014. The same 

range will be achieved for 

the increase in turnover 

of the online travel 

agencies, which has hence 

significantly weakened. 

After declines during 

the past years, the travel 

agencies will also record 

a rise in turnover in the 

business travel segment – 

forecast between 1 and 2%. 

For the entire distribution 

market (leisure and 

business travel) this results 

in a turnover volume of 

probably EUR 23 billion. 

“After the record values 

of the past years, the 

travel agency distribution 

in Germany generates 

a new peak in turnover 

already during the second 

consecutive year”, DRV 

President Norbert Fiebig 

reported. 

Particularly positive: for 

the first time since 2004 

the number of high street 

travel agencies has again 

increased in Germany, by 

Norbert Fiebig 

President, DRV 

100 to 9,829 travel agencies 

– i.e. around 1% more than 

2013. This includes 9,027 

high street travel agencies 

with a tourism focus and 

802 business travel centres. 

OUTLOOK: PROMISING 

SEASONAL KICK-OFF 

WITH FAVOURABLE 

PRICING 

The winter season 

2014/15 is promising, 

according to analyses by 

GfK. Cruises record so far 

a disproportionately high 

demand. A particularly 

high increase is also noted 

in bookings for Egypt. It 

is, however, still too early 

for reliable statements on 

trends and a robust forecast 

for summer 2015, since 

the main booking wave 

has just started and many 

of the current external 

impairments continue to 

prevail or have not yet been 

solved. 


8 NEWS 

Mongolia, 

this year’s partner country, 

at ITB Berlin 2014 

ITB Berlin 2015 – Set 

Asian and Arab states on rise – travel technology 

Prospects are excellent for ITB Berlin again this year, as final 

preparations are being made for the 49 th edition of the show 

that will take place from 4 to 8 March 2015. 

Over 100,000 trade visitors are 

expected to attend the world’s 

largest travel trade show this 

year in order to discover all the 

tourism industry’s latest products 

and services. In all, over 10,000 

exhibitors from around 190 

countries and regions will be 

presenting their innovative 

products and services in the 

26 display halls on the Berlin 

Exhibition Grounds. 

FOCUS ON MONGOLIA 

The focus at ITB Berlin this year is 

on the partner country Mongolia, 

which will be organising the 

opening ceremonies on the eve of 

ITB Berlin and will be represented 

in several halls at the show. 

A Mongolian yurt will welcome 

visitors at the south entrance to 

the grounds. In Hall 26 visitors can 

find out about the wide range of 

travel products from the country’s 

stand that occupies a larger area 

than last year. They can also find 

out about sustainable tourism in 

Mongolia in Hall 4.1. 

Dr. Martin Buck, director of the 

Competence Center Travel & 

Logistics, Messe Berlin: “Due to 

political and economic events 

such as the conflict in Ukraine 

and the financial crisis many 

destinations around the world are 

facing new challenges. Against this 

backdrop ITB Berlin has become 

an important networking platform 

and marketing instrument for 

exhibitors and trade visitors. As the 

world’s leading travel trade show 

it accurately reflects economic 

developments in this sector.” 

LARGE NUMBERS OF 

EXHIBITORS FROM ASIA 

AND THE MIDDLE EAST 

Demand for places from the Arab 

states has been extremely high 

and unable to be fulfilled in every 

case. Halls 5.2a and 5.2b were 

booked up at an early stage. India 

is among the countries occupying 

an entire hall again. Afghanistan 

is making its return to ITB Berlin. 

Bangladesh and Gilgit-Baltistan, 

a hiking destination in Pakistan, 

are newcomers to the show. Iran 

is becoming increasing popular as 

a tourism destination and for the 

first time has its own Hall (7.2a). 

As in 2013 at ITB Berlin, Asian 

countries are well represented 

in the display halls, with the 

exception of Russia, which has 

reported a few cancellations due 

to the weak rouble. The Central 

Asian countries (previously in Hall 

7.2a) have now moved to Hall 2.1, 

alongside Russia and the USA. 

Brazil and Argentina, where 

tourism is booming, are 

increasingly making their way 

onto the market and this year are 

represented in larger numbers than 

at any previous ITB Berlin. Brazil 

can be found in three separate 

locations: in Hall 4.1 (Eco Tourism, 

Adventure Travel), Hall 3.1 (LGBT) 

DUE TO POLITICAL 

AND ECONOMIC 

EVENTS SUCH AS 

THE CONFLICT 

IN UKRAINE AND 

THE FINANCIAL 

CRISIS MANY 

DESTINATIONS 

AROUND THE 

WORLD ARE FACING 

NEW CHALLENGES 

and with a large combined national 

display in Hall 1.1. Visitors can find 

out more about Argentina on the 

country’s stand in Hall 1.1 as well 

as in the LGBT section in Hall 3.1. 

Exhibitors from Africa are also 

strongly represented in all areas 

at the fair. 



NEWS 

9 

United Arab Emirates 

at ITB Berlin 2014 

Turkey’s stand 

- ITB Berlin 2014 

to be a Great Year 

an even more essential element 

NEWCOMERS AND 

NEW HALL AND STAND 

CONCEPTS REFLECT 

TRAVEL MARKET 

TRENDS 

The Turkish Village is a 

newcomer to Hall 3.1, 

where tourist boards, tour 

operators (including firsttime 

exhibitors novissima 

Touristic, Suay Tour and 

Afrodit Tour) as well as 

those representing the 

culture and wellness 

segments are gathered 

under one roof. Poland has 

a new stand concept and 

in Hall 15.1 is exhibiting a 

concentrated display of its 

new products. 

Around 45 exhibitors 

are representing the 

Netherlands at ITB Berlin 

in Hall 10.2 on a display 

area covering 280 square 

metres, larger than in any 

previous year. The Benelux 

countries can be found as 

one group in Hall 10.2, 

with Belgium, Flanders, 

the Netherlands, and for 

the first time Luxembourg, 

which was previously in 

Hall 18. Italy is exhibiting 

the entire range of its 

tourism products in Hall 

1.2 where, on a display 

are covering 700 square 

metres, ENIT is represented 

with numerous Italian 

regions and exhibitors. 

Hall 14.1 has been 

completely reorganised. 

This is where hotels, car 

hire companies, tour 

operators and many other 

companies from Berlin are 

showcasing their latest 

products. Hall 9, which 

features hotels, is all the 

more attractive now that, 

following an absence, the 

premium brands Hilton 

and Hyatt are returning 

to ITB Berlin. Hall 8.1 

welcomes a newcomer, 

Meeting Masters, one of 

Germany’s leading MICE 

portals, as does Hall 18, 

where Lidl-Reisen is 

represented. Verband der 

Fährschifffahrt, Warner 

Brothers und Greenland 

Travel are now back at the 

show. 

Hall 11.1 focuses on careers 

in tourism, and with 40 

exhibitors from eight 

countries now has an even 

more international appeal. 

Germany’s National Job 

Centre is operating a 

central placement service 

for jobs abroad. Emirates 

Academy, hoteleducation. 

ch and Sixt are newcomers 

to the show and are 

advising job seekers in 

their role as employers. 

The range of travel 

technology products and 

services continues to 

grow and at ITB Berlin 

this is one of the largest 

and internationally most 

diverse displays anywhere 

in the world. For the 

first time the Chinese 

companies Baidu and 

Qunar and a joint display 

of Italian start-ups are 

exhibiting at the show. 

Rounding off this segment 

is the eTravel World, with 

displays devoted to digital 

marketing, social media 

and mobile travel services. 

The toolsLounge, the new 

meeting place for the 

digital economy, is also 

booked up. Leading eTravel 

market players such as 

Projektron GmbH, Seneca 

Business Software GmbH, 

Schober Information 

Group Deutschland 

GmbH, proventis GmbH, 

United Planet GmbH 

DEMAND FOR PLACES FROM 

THE ARAB STATES HAS 

BEEN EXTREMELY HIGH AND 

UNABLE TO BE FULFILLED IN 

EVERY CASE 

and Insecia GmbH are 

showcasing their webbased 

software solutions 

for the international travel 

industry at ITB Berlin for 

the first time. 


10 NEWS 

World Tourism 

Up 4.7% in 2014 

UNWTO reports more than 1.1 billion tourists travelled 

abroad throughout the year 

International tourist arrivals reached 1,138 million in 2014, a 4.7% 

increase over the previous year, according to the latest UNWTO World 

Tourism Barometer. For 2015, UNWTO forecasts international tourism to 

grow by 3% to 4%, further contributing to the global economic recovery. 

Taleb Rifai 

UNWTO Secretary-General 

The number of 

international tourists 

(overnight visitors) 

reached 1,138 million in 

2014, 51 million more 

than in 2013. With an 

increase of 4.7%, this is 

the fifth consecutive year 

of above average growth 

since the 2009 economic 

crisis. 

“Over the past years, 

tourism has proven 

to be a surprisingly 

strong and resilient 

economic activity and a 

fundamental contributor 

to the economic recovery 

by generating billions of 

dollars in exports and 

creating millions of jobs. 

This has been true for 

destinations all around 

the world, but particularly 

for Europe, as the region 

struggles to consolidate 

its way out of one of the 

worst economic periods in 

FOR 2015, UNWTO 

FORECASTS 

INTERNATIONAL TOURIST 

ARRIVALS TO GROW 

BETWEEN 3% AND 4%. 

its history,” said UNWTO 

Secretary-General, Taleb 

Rifai. 

By region, the Americas 

(+7%) and Asia and the 

Pacific (+5%) registered 

the strongest growth, 

while Europe (+4%), the 

Middle East (+4%) and 

Africa (+2%) grew at a 

slightly more modest 

pace. By sub-region, 

North America (+8%) saw 

the best results, followed 

by North-East Asia, 

South Asia, Southern and 

Mediterranean Europe, 

Northern Europe and the 

Caribbean, all increasing 

by 7%. 

As in recent years, the 

growth in international 

tourism receipts in 2014 

is expected to have 

followed that of arrivals 

fairly closely (the 2014 

results for international 

tourism receipts will be 

released in April 2015). 

In 2013, international 

tourism receipts reached 

US$ 1,187 billion, US$ 230 

billion more than in the 

pre-crisis year of 2008. 

POSITIVE OUTLOOK FOR 2015 

For 2015, UNWTO 

forecasts international 

tourist arrivals to grow 

between 3% and 4%. By 

region, growth is expected 

to be stronger in Asia and 

the Pacific (+4% to +5%) and 

the Americas (+4% to +5%), 

followed by Europe (+3% to 

+4%). Arrivals are expected 

to increase by +3% to +5% 

in Africa and by +2% to +5% 

in the Middle East. 

“We expect demand to 

continue growing in 2015 

as the global economic 

situation improves even 

though there are still plenty 

of challenges ahead. On 

the positive side, oil prices 

have declined to a level not 

seen since 2009. This will 

lower transport costs and 

boost economic growth by 

lifting purchasing power 

and private demand in oil 

importing economies. Yet, 

it could also negatively 

impact some of the oil 

exporting countries which 

have emerged as strong 

tourism source markets,” 

added Mr Rifai. 

The positive outlook for 

2015 is confirmed by the 

UNWTO Confidence Index. 

According to the 300 

tourism experts consulted 



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© China Tours Hamburg 

Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests (Qinian Dian). Beijing,China 

Plitvice National Park, Croatia 

worldwide for the Index, 

tourism performance is 

expected to improve in 

2015, though expectations 

are less upbeat than a year 

ago. 

EUROPE 

CONSOLIDATES 

ITS POSITION AS 

THE MOST VISITED 

REGION IN THE 

WORLD 

Europe (+4%), the most 

visited region with over half 

of the world’s international 

tourists, saw an increase 

of 22 million arrivals in 

2014, reaching a total of 

588 million. Thanks to 

these results, tourism has 

been a major contributor 

to the European economic 

recovery. Northern 

Europe and Southern and 

Mediterranean Europe 

led growth (both +7%), 

while results were more 

modest in Western Europe 

(+2%). Arrivals in Central 

and Eastern Europe (0%) 

stagnated after three years 

of strong growth. 

International tourist 

arrivals in Asia and the 

Pacific (+5%) increased by 

13 million to 263 million. 

The best performance was 

recorded in North-East 

Asia and South Asia (both 

+7%). Arrivals in Oceania 

grew by 6%, while growth 

slowed down in South-East 

Asia (+2%) as compared to 

previous years. 

The Americas was the 

best performing region 

in relative terms with 

growth of 7%, welcoming 

an additional 13 million 

international tourists and 

raising the total to 181 

million. Growth was driven 

by North America (+8%), 

where Mexico posted a 

double-digit increase, 

and the Caribbean (+7%). 

Arrivals to Central America 

and South America (both 

+6%) grew at double the 

rate recorded in 2013 

and well above the world 

average. 

International tourism in 

the Middle East (+4%) 

shows signs of rebound 

with good results in most 

destinations. The region 

attracted an additional 2 

million arrivals, bringing 

the total to 50 million. 

Africa’s international 

tourist numbers grew 

by an estimated 2%, 

equivalent to an increase 

of one million arrivals. The 

region reached 56 million 

tourists. While arrivals to 

North Africa were weak 

(+1%), Sub-Saharan Africa 

saw international tourist 

numbers rise by 3% despite 

the Ebola Virus Disease 

outbreak in a few West 

African countries. Data for 

Africa and the Middle East 

should be read with caution 

as it is based on limited and 

volatile data. 

DEMAND FROM 

TRADITIONAL 

SOURCE MARKETS 

PICKS UP 

A pickup in expenditure 

on international tourism 

from traditional source 

markets compensated for 

the slowdown of the large 

emerging markets, which 

had been driving tourism 

growth in previous years. 

The total number of trips 

abroad from China is 

estimated to have increased 

by 11 million to 109 million 

in 2014. Expenditure was 

A PICKUP IN 

DEMAND FROM 

TRADITIONAL SOURCE 

MARKETS 

COMPENSATED FOR 

THE SLOWDOWN OF 

THE LARGE EMERGING 

MARKETS. 

up by 17% in the first three 

quarters of 2014, a strong 

result but slower than 

in previous years (40% 

in 2012 and 26% in 2013, 

respectively). China is the 

world’s largest outbound 

market since 2012 with a 

total expenditure of US$ 

129 billion in 2013. 

Among the other two 

main emerging markets, 

the Russian Federation 

(-6%) clearly lost strength 

in 2014, while Brazil still 

grew by 2%, despite the 

appreciation of the US 

dollar against the Brazilian 

real and slower economic 

growth. Beyond the top ten, 

some smaller emerging 

markets saw expenditure 

grow substantially, with 

Saudi Arabia, India, the 

Philippines and Qatar all 

reporting increases of 30% 

or over. 

A pickup in demand 

from traditional source 

markets compensated 

for the slowdown of the 

large emerging markets. 

Expenditure from the 

United States, the second 

largest outbound market 

in the world, grew by 6%. 

Noteworthy is also the 

rebound of France (+11%), 

Italy (+6%) and the United 

Kingdom (+4%). 


12 NEWS 

Understanding the Consumer 

Purchase Journey 

GfK Hong Kong study finds most travellers use three devices in process 

of purchasing a flight ticket 

The latest survey by research organisation GfK on the way people buy 

travel – undertaken in Hong Kong – shows that nearly all (96%) utilise a 

combination of the Internet and traditional bricks and mortar channels, 

with a very low number (2%) using any single channel exclusively. 

All in all, armed with 

multiple mobile devices, 

highly connected 

consumers in today’s digital 

era are transforming the 

travel sector’s landscape 

into an increasingly 

professionalized one, 

especially in a developed 

market like Hong Kong. 

65% of travellers in Hong 

Kong utilise their PCs, 

tablets and smartphones 

during the purchase 

journey, however, offline 

travel service providers 

are still very relevant as 

travellers exhibit strong 

omni-channel behaviours, 

navigating both online 

and offline platforms 

throughout the whole 

process. 

“Findings revealed that 

search engines are 

used intensively at the 

very beginning of the 

process for both online 

and offline purchasers,“ 

said Van den Oever, 

Global Travel Director at 

GfK. “With the widening 

coverage and global 

reach of online service 

providers, consumers are 

increasingly focusing on 

specific established brands 

popular in their local 

market, reinforcing the 

fact that having a strong 

presence and top-of-mind 

awareness provides these 

companies with a head 

start.” 

This is the first time 

research has been done 

utilising the breakthrough 

methodology of both online 

and offline tracking of 

travellers‘ behaviours. The 

9-week survey from March 

to May 2014 polled more 

than 700 Hong Kong travel 

decision makers intending 

to purchase an air ticket 

in the next 3 months, 

who agreed to install GfK 

Nurago’s online tracking 

software on their digital 

and mobile devices. This 

allowed the integration of 

online tracking data with 

offline diary and website 

data to provide in-depth 

single-source insights 

into consumers‘ purchase 

journey in air travel. 

MASS MEDIA – STILL 

TRIGGER POINT FOR 

TRAVEL SEARCHES 

According to the study, 

traditional mass media 

is the most dominant 

offline touch-point that 

triggers the gathering of 

travel information. Three 

in every four consumers 

(74%) were prompted 

to action after they saw 

an advertisement in a 

newspaper or magazine, 

while 70 percent said they 

read an article in these 

publications. Meanwhile, 

over half said their travel 

plans were sparked by TV 

or radio ads. 

“Advertising in the mass 

media is an effective 

platform to garner the 

interest of intended 

travellers and a good 

complementary channel 

that helps them shift 

from offline to online,” 

highlighted Van den 

Oever. “Over 98 percent 

of respondents said they 

took their research online 

and 54 percent eventually 

completed their purchase 

during this process.” 

Another interesting 

highlight of the study is the 

fact that a typical consumer 

spends almost 5 hours 

researching online for their 

trip. During this period, 

they make an average of 92 

visits to 22 travel-related 

websites and Apps before 

actually purchasing their 

bookings via the Internet. 

The most popular online 

sites used are search 

engines which were visited 

by 9 in 10 respondents 

(91%), followed by 

travel aggregator and 

information sites (83%), 

travel booking sites (79%), 

airline companies (69%) 

and social media sites 

(38%). 

“It is especially important 

for industry players to 

understand the consumer 

purchase journey as they 

plan their trips so that travel 

service providers can more 

thoroughly understand the 

complexity of the process,” 

said Van den Oever. 

“This will ensure that 

they are effective in their 

offerings and present in 

the relevant phase of the 

journey, both online and off 

line, and from the planning 

stage right to the very 

end when the purchase 

is eventually made,” he 

concluded. 

…THEY 

MAKE AN 

AVERAGE OF 

92 VISITS TO 

22 TRAVEL- 

RELATED 

WEBSITES 

AND APPS 

BEFORE 

ACTUALLY 

PURCHASING 

THEIR 

BOOKINGS 

VIA THE 

INTERNET… 



NEWS 

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The Lansky Effect 

A smart, funny and inspiring look at where travel 

is headed… 

Doug Lansky is described as a Travel Writer, Keynote Speaker & Tourism 

Development Advisor. If you managed to squeeze into the packed room to 

see him speak at last year’s ITB Berlin Convention, you know you’re in for 

a fun, inspiring, and thought-provoking ride that will change the way you 

look at travel. This year, Doug is participating in three separate events in 

the ITB Convention. We asked him how important he feels it is to educate 

and inform the professional visitors to the show… and why… 

Destination 

Europe 

Major Joint- 

Promotion 

Initiative 

Most tourism professionals 

are busy working to make 

deadlines or deal with the 

workload that has been 

placed upon them. They 

don’t have the luxury to 

spend much time looking 

around this global industry 

and try to spot unreported 

trends and fresh ideas. 

I do. And I’m happy to share 

what I’ve learned. 

To be honest, presentations 

aren’t the most important 

part of the ITB Berlin for 

many. But for those who can 

make a little time to learn 

about a subject that can give 

them new insights, it can be 

enough to get a step ahead 

of the competition or make 

themselves a more valuable 

part of their organization. 

Your first topic – on 

day one of the show - 

is “Destination Shift to 

Digital”. What exactly do 

you mean by that? 

It’s an honour to be part 

of that panel and it’s hard 

to know exactly what will 

come out of the dialog, but 

there are clearly a lot more 

digital tools available to the 

modern destination and 

stakeholders. The trick is 

figuring out which ones are 

worth the time and effort, 

and how to best use them. 

Sometimes, we can be 

seduced by the shiny new 

toy, so it’s helpful to hear 

a range of opinions as you 

navigate this landscape. 

Also on day one, your 

outlook topic is about 

“What the smartest 

destinations are doing 

right”. Can you give us a 

foretaste? 

We can get just about 

anywhere in the world 

within a day’s travel. Or at 

least a day and half. The 

price difference between a 

two-hour trip and 12-hour 

trip might be just a few 

hundred Euros. DMAI says 

there are now over 4000 

DMOs worldwide vying for 

visitors. Which all means 

there’s more competition 

than ever. And it’s not a 

battle of social media: the 

fastest growing destinations 

don’t have the biggest 

social media operation 

and the destinations with 

the biggest social media 

operations don’t necessarily 

have impressive visitor 

growth. In many ways, it 

comes back to what people 

are travelling to see and 

experience. In other words, 

the product. So... what 

makes your destination 

unique? How can you best 

position that uniqueness? 

And what can you do to 

create a unique selling 

proposition if you don’t 

currently have one? What 

works for one destination, 

like Stockholm’s fairly new 

ABBA museum, isn’t going 

Doug Lansky 

Travel Writer, Keynote Speaker & Tourism 

Development Advisor 

SOMETIMES, 

WE CAN BE 

SEDUCED BY 

THE SHINY NEW 

TOY, SO IT’S 

HELPFUL TO 

HEAR A RANGE 

OF OPINIONS 

AS YOU 

NAVIGATE THIS 

LANDSCAPE 

to work someplace else. 

That’s what makes it such a 

strong fit. But if you see the 

types of things that work, 

you can perhaps look at 

your own offerings in a new 

way and apply the basic 

way of thinking to come 

up with something that will 

be a perfect fit with your 

destination. That’s why 

I’ll be putting on a short 

showcase of my favourite 

examples. 

… Can’t give any more 

away. You’ll just have to 

come and check it out. 

The European Commission and European 

Travel Commission have announced an 

essential workshop for European tourism 

professionals during ITB Berlin 2015. 

Top ranking tourism 

officials from across 

Europe will be meeting 

during ITB Berlin to 

decide a course of action 

for the joint publicprivate 

promotion of 

Europe as a tourist 

destination. 

The workshop (3:00 - 

6:30 pm, Wednesday 

4th March 2015, Room 

M1, City Cube Berlin) 

is aimed at gathering 

together leading public 

and private tourism 

stakeholders to discuss 

about a possible 

roadmap (objectives, 

roles, types of activities 

and milestones). 

The discussions on the 

occasion of the European 

Tourism Forum and 

European Tourism Day 

2014 will highlight that it 

is crucial that European 

tourism organizations 

at all levels continue 

to strengthen their 

collaboration under the 

umbrella of a common 

European approach and 

positioning. 

A panel of high-level 

representatives of 

successful public-private 

partnerships promoting 

internationally major 

tourist destinations 

will share their 

experiences and present 

their achievements, 

discussing: 

“What is the best course of 

action for implementing 

a dedicated ‘Destination 

Europe’ Joint Promotion 

Initiative?” - “Which 

key public and private 

players should be 

involved?” - “What are 

the advantages for both 

established and less 

known destinations?” 

Key participants will 

include: 

• Pedro Ortùn, Director 

for “Service Industries”, 

Directorate-General 

Internal Market, Industry, 

Entrepreneurship and 

SMEs (DG GROW), 

European Commission 

• Peter de Wilde, 

President, European 

Travel Commission 

(ETC) 

• Nikolina Angelkova, 

Minister of Tourism of 

the Republic of Bulgaria 

- Ana-Claudia Tapardel, 

Member of the European 

Parliament (EP), Chair 

of the EP Intergroup 

on European Tourism 

Development, Cultural 

Heritage, Ways of 

Saint James and other 

European Cultural 

Routes. 

Further information: 

www.etc-corporate.org 


14 NEWS 

ADVERTORIAL 

Great New Ideas for 

SE Asian Holidays 

Park Hotel Group continues expansion in Asia through strategic management 

contracts and new owned property in Singapore 

At ITB Berlin 2015, the Park Hotel Group is 

presenting three fabulous new properties in 

its portfolio thanks to management contracts 

– announcing regional expansion throughout 

Southeast Asia from its original bases of Singapore, 

China, Hong Kong and Japan. 

This year, Park Hotel Group 

announces the opening of 

the Park Hotel Alexandra 

in Singapore (in Q2). But at 

the same time, the Group 

has been appointed to 

manage a beachfront resort 

in Khao Lak, Thailand 

(region of Phang Nga) in 

an agreement signed with 

Southsea Group, and in a 

separate deal with Twenty- 

One development, the Park 

Hotel Nusa Dua Bali has 

just opened its doors to 

business. 

WE 

LAUNCHED 

PRIVATE LABEL 

TO CREATE 

GREATER 

AWARENESS 

AMONG TRAVEL 

AGENTS 

AROUND THE 

WORLD. 

Allen Law, Park Hotel 

Group’s CEO said, “These 

are all important milestones 

for both our brand and for 

the Group. As our Group’s 

first hotels in Thailand and 

Indonesia, which are both 

influential and growing 

markets, we feel this is 

of strategic importance. 

We’re very excited to be 

entering Phang Nga and 

Bali; the former being a 

rapidly developing tourist 

destination is a stone’s 

throw from the Phuket 


International Airport, 

while Bali remains one of 

Southeast Asia’s leading 

tourist destinations.” 

Commenting on the 

agreement with Twenty- 

One Development, Mr 

Law went on, “With the 

Indonesian government’s 

recent pro-tourism 

initiatives, such as the visafree 

access for major source 

countries, Park Hotel Nusa 

Dua Bali is well-poised to 

ride on an exciting wave of 

tourism growth.” 

Upscale accommodation at 

Park Hotel Khao Lak Beach 

Resort Phang Nga comes in 

the form of 125 Deluxe and 

Premier Rooms that range 

from 38sqm to 55sqm. The 

resort, set amid 2.3 hectares 

of lush tropical gardens, is 

located along Khao Lak’s 

serene coast, with direct 

access to the white sand 

of Pakarang Beach on 

the Andaman Sea, with 

numerous natural wonders 

to be found within a short 

distance of the resort. 

It’s just an hour’s drive 

from Phuket International 

Airport. 

Meanwhile, in Singapore, 

the soon-to-open Park Hotel 

Alexandra in Singapore’s 

Central Urban Area will 

be a 13-storey glass-clad 

building set on a stylish 

podium, and featuring 442 

guestrooms and suites with 

the most modern amenities. 

Elements of nature adorn 

the rooms, which feature 

natural wood accents and 

earthy shades inspired by 

Singapore’s garden city 

landscape. 

THE SECRET OF PARK GROUP’S SUCCESS 

What is the secret to the 

Park Hotel Group’s success 

in the Far East? Mr Law says 

it comes down to a true 

passion for the hospitality 

service industry: “We have 

managed to outperform 

the market and our brand 

is recognised in this 

part of the world, with 

corporate customers and 

wholesalers creating a 

strong pull effect, growing 

rapidly and creating a 

loyal customer base. 

We are working on new 

partnerships, creating winwin 

opportunities in some 

Tour Operators and Travel 

Agents are able to take 

advantage of the Park 

Hotel Group’s Private Label 

GDS chain code - “PG”. 

“We launched Private 

Label as a branding 

or communications 

of the countries in which 

we are currently working. 

We are developing two very 

different business models: 

hotel investment – in terms 

of real estate investment 

versus hotel management 

model. When it comes to 

real estate investment, 

we are only investing in 

countries that we are very 

familiar with, like Hong 

Kong, Singapore, Japan 

and China. But outside of 

these few countries we will 

not be directly investing. 

So if we did not also branch 

into hotel management, 

PRIVATE GDS CHAIN CODE 

FOR TOURISM PROFESSIONALS 

platform to create greater 

awareness among travel 

agents around the world”, 

said Mr Law. “It’s a great 

stepping platform for us to 

grow the brand and to build 

awareness among agents 

both near and far. It has 

© CT Snow 

Park Hotel Alexandra, Singapore 

our offerings would be 

relatively limited and that’s 

why we have decided to 

build-up this platform, 

growing into areas that we 

would otherwise not have 

invested in. In these cases, 

we work with strong local 

partners and provide our 

management expertise 

and brand recognition and 

all the rest of our support 

functions. We create 

synergy and opportunities 

for them in a win-win 

scenario.” 

helped in terms of steady 

growth and preparing us 

for future growth in this 

area.” 

Hall 26 A 

Stand 131 


NEWS 

15 

When Travel and Tourism 

Meet Coffee 

JURAworld of Coffee in Switzerland – an entirely 

different experience 

The exhibition at JURAworld of Coffee in Niederbuchsiten, Switzerland, 

whisks visitors away into the world of coffee and dazzles them with 

stunningly presented spaces. Architect and scenographer Andrin 

Schweizer, known for various Swiss TV productions and admired for his 

masterful scenography design, was tasked with redesigning the popular 

attraction. The result is an exhibition that will appeal to everyone, not 

just coffee fans. 

Once in the newly designed 

exhibition, a journey 

through the history of 

coffee, from the discovery 

of the coffee bean and 

how it has spread around 

the globe to key dates in 

JURA’s history, awaits 

the visitor. After passing 

through the 30-minute 

exhibition, visitors enter 

the modern product world: 

a shop where the entire 

range of JURA machines 

currently available can 

be pur-chased. General 

Manager Emanuel Probst 

describes this as the “most 

attractive, most refined 

and highest quality JURA 

shopping experience in the 

world”. 

A visit to the JURAworld 

of Coffee isn’t complete 

without sampling the 

speciality coffees and 

cakes and pastries from 

world-famous Rolf Mürner 

in the pleasant coffee 

lounge. JURAworld of 

Coffee is a destination 

built around coffee. 


16 NEWS 

Red Rock Canyon 

Maid-of-the-Mist Rainbow 

Brand USA - 47:1 Return On 

Thomas Garzilli 

Senior Vice President of Global Partner Marketing 

for Brand USA 

The work of Brand USA has already resulted in 

the creation of thousands of new jobs in the USA 

- with a massive return on investment. 

We asked Thomas Garzilli, Senior Vice President 

of Global Partner Marketing for Brand USA to tell 

us more… 

We commissioned Oxford 

economics to undertake a 

study on our impact and they 

found we have obtained a 

47:1 return on investment. 

This means that every dollar 

we spend on marketing for 

initiatives like this at ITB 

Berlin brings back $47 from 

International business. 

It’s a really positive result. 

There have been so far over 

1.1 million visitors directly 

attributed to our campaigns, 

in additional incremental 

business; 53,000 additional 

US jobs were created in 

year one. We are really 

ramping up our reach 

around the world. We have 

consumer campaigns in 

20 markets and if you look 

in every market where we 

have projects in co-op and 

working with the airlines, 

we are fully active in 30 

markets… so we are really 

spreading our network. 

Brand USA’s work is 

having an impact on some 

US cities or zones that 

might not have had an 

impact otherwise… like 

Detroit, which is quite 

important for cities like 

that. How is that working? 

For the issues that Detroit 

has been having from an 

economic standpoint, travel 

and tourism can really add 

a new life and economic 

impact to Detroit. Other 

destinations are being 

impacted as well, like 

Austin, Texas, where British 

airlines just added a nonstop 

flight from London. 

This illustrates the interest 

for visitors to the US to go 

beyond the major gateways 

and experience new and 

exciting niche markets. 

Another thing I noticed in 

your presentation is that 

Brand USA is dedicating 

many more resources to 

the industry in terms of 

translating your websites 

into different languages, 

and even encouraging folks 

in the States to welcome 

foreign visitors in their own 

THERE 

HAVE BEEN SO 

FAR OVER 1.1 

MILLION 

VISITORS 

DIRECTLY 

ATTRIBUTED TO 

OUR 

CAMPAIGNS, IN 

ADDITIONAL 

INCREMENTAL 

BUSINESS; 

53,000 

ADDITIONAL US 

JOBS WERE 

CREATED IN 

YEAR ONE. 

language. This is also a 

big plus, but surely it must 

be something that will be 

a long to medium-term a 

job… 

Yes… We use this term 

“Market the Welcome”. You 

need to reach out to markets 

that may not have otherwise 

thought about the US as a 

terrific tourism destination 

and bring it to top of 

mind. And by nature of the 



Hall 2.1 

Stand 200 

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ADVERTORIAL 

Central Park 

Investment 

product we are promoting… 

market the welcome… we 

need to talk to them in their 

language with a message 

that resonates within their 

country to inspire them to 

come. Our campaigns like 

the great outdoors with the 

national parks, or culinary 

tourism, offer a really broad 

message. But we really do 

localised communication, 

market by market; it’s not 

just about translation, but 

also the vernacular – of 

the way people speak. 

When we talk to different 

demographics in their 

language, it’s a big effort but 

we have boots on the ground 

in each of these markets to 

help us with the translation 

and localisation, so we are 

coming to market with a 

message that resonates 

We have noted that 

the people from Grand 

Canyon are also talking 

about installing signs in 

Mandarin at US tourist 

sites… We never would 

have seen that a few years 

ago! 

That’s the flip side! We 

need to get people to come 

to the US which is why 

we go to the markets and 

inspire them to come to 

our country. But we have 

programs in the US like the 

“China ready program”… If 

you think that in three or 

four years, China will be the 

number one source market 

in the world, that means we 

need to have interpreters 

on-site, install signs in 

Mandarin, slippers and 

kettles in the room… small 

things that those people 

are looking for. We have to 

do our job to get them to 

come, but then they have 

to get the experience that 

will make them come back 

again in the future. 

You have mentioned an 

IMAX /giant screen film 

project for the promotion 

of US destinations around 

the world. How’s that going 

to impact people and why 

is it going to make them 

want to come to the US? 

If you’ve been to the 

national parks, you will 

know that the imagery and 

the sheer fact of being in 

those places, such as the 

Grand Canyon, Yosemite or 

Bryce Canyon is absolutely 

breathtaking. There is no 

better format to show that 

and take it on the road than 

in IMAX format on the giant 

screen. The intent is to 

inspire people to come by 

seeing this great imagery 

of the national parks. We 

will work with airlines and 

tour operators, so it will 

be an easy transition from 

them being inspired by the 

majesty of the images on 

the screen, to being able to 

learn easily about how to 

get there. 

A MAJOR 

EFFORT HAS 

BEEN MADE IN 

TERMS OF 

EDUCATION 

AND 

AWARENESS 

So on the one hand, 

you’ve got these amazing 

information campaigns, 

but on the other you’re 

also working with travel 

agents to train them up so 

they know how to advise 

people… Tell me a little bit 

more about the training 

programs… 

The two go hand in hand. 

We are doing ourselves a 

disservice if we come in 

to a market, spend a lot 

on consumer advertising 

and inspire people to 

come, if, when they talk 

to local travel agent or 

tour operator, the product 

isn’t there, or they are not 

informed adequately. So 

we are ensuring training 

through programs like the 

USA discovery program – 

through which TOs and TAs 

can go online and learn, 

through incredible imagery 

and videos, coupled with 

quizzes. It’s really a clever 

interactive format, where 

they can earn badges for 

regions… And it’s not just 

geographically based. 

If someone wants to know 

more about music, culinary 

or cultural destinations 

and ideas, there are also 

experience badges that 

people can earn. A major 

effort has been made in 

terms of education and 

awareness. It’s so important 

in these emerging markets 

Over the past couple 

of years you have been 

expanding your agencies 

around the world. What 

is the expansion plan for 

coming years? 

We are now actively in 

20 countries around the 

world, so for this fiscal year 

it’s about optimizing our 

activities in those markets 

before we spread much 

further. 

This year, we will extend 

what we’re doing in Asia to 

Southeast Asia. In Europe, 

we are also developing 

some other regions such 

as the Nordic countries… 

We will also put some 

resources there, and maybe 

Benelux… filling out more 

on a regional level. 

Any ideas of what we will 

see from Brand USA at ITB 

Berlin? 

I can tell you that we are 

well ahead of where we 

were last year in terms of 

participation. We will be 

doing culinary events - a 

“Taste of the USA” event 

where we’ll have some 

gourmet chefs come in 

and do something on the 

floor. We will also have 

some evening receptions 

and VIP events and these 

will be great networking 

opportunities as well. 


18 TRADE TALK 

ITB Buyers Circle Where 

Less is More… 

The exclusive meeting place for the world’s top buyers of the tourism industry 

David Ruetz, head of ITB Berlin at Messe Berlin explains that ITB Buyers 

Circle will again enable the world’s top buyers of the tourism industry to 

have less stress and hassle, in order to do more business: 

The name says it all. 

ITB Buyers Circle is the 

exclusive meeting place 

for the top buyers of the 

worldwide travel industry. 

This is where hand-picked 

buyers can take advantage 

of the relaxed, productive 

atmosphere and take care 

of what really matters: 

closing deals. 

For buyers involved in the 

operations of small and 

medium-sized enterprises 

and those of larger 

companies the free service 

provided by ITB Buyers 

Circle considerably saves 

time and significantly 

increases their efficiency. 

With its separate meeting 

rooms ITB Buyers Circle 

Lounge at Marshall-Haus 

on the Berlin Exhibition 

Grounds offers excellent 

opportunities for doing 

business and networking 

at length in quiet 

surroundings. A free wi-fi 

connection is also available 

for the guests, who can 

also take advantage of 

transport services. Thus, 

for the duration of the show 

ON ITB THURSDAY, 

5 MARCH 2015, ITB BERLIN 

IS ORGANISING A BUYER 

SELLER SPEED 

NETWORKING, WHICH WILL 

BE TAKING PLACE FOR THE 

FIRST TIME. 

the senior buyers present 

can make use of a free 

shuttle service provided 

by Europcar. For members 

of ITB Buyers Circle, 

admission to ITB Berlin 

is free of charge and VIP 

access to the fairground 

via the “Buyers Circle 

Lane” is available as of 

8.30 a.m. On ITB Thursday, 

5 March 2015, ITB Berlin is 

organising a Buyer Seller 

Speed Networking, which 

will be taking place for the 

first time. This event allows 

international buyers to 

meet important travel 

industry partners in a short 

space of time. 

In other words, ITB 

Buyers Circle stands for 

focussing on the essentials 

for a selected group of 

international top buyers. 

It means less stress, less 

distraction and less time 

lost. 

Furthermore, even before 

the show, members 

have advantages, such 

as regular information 

and updates, and access 

to the ITB World Travel 

Trends Report prior to its 

publication. 

ITB Buyers Circle is 

focussed on the buying 

quality rather than the 

number of participants. 

All those taking part must 

apply first and are handpicked. 

In 2014 we chose 

700 to join this circle of 

leading buyers. 

This year we have 

increased the number of 

places to 850. In 2016, to 

mark the 50th anniversary 

David Ruetz 

Head of ITB Berlin at Messe Berlin 

of ITB Berlin, we will be 

raising the limit to 1,000. 

TO APPLY: 

www.itbbuyerscircle.com/ 

apply 

ITB BUYERS CIRCLE MEMBERS* 

... come from all over the world to exchange ideas 

and close deals with exhibitors. 

* ITB Berlin 2014 figures 



TRADE TALK 

19 

The Importance of a Reliable 

Partner in Mongolia 

Mongolia has much to offer travellers who 

are ready for a new adventure and unique 

experiences. At ITB Berlin this year, Selena 

Travel Mongolia is inviting visitors to 

discover this nation’s vast, undiscovered 

land on tailor made, bespoke trips. 

Nyamsuren Geserbadam, Managing 

Director - Selena Travel Mongolia explains, 

“Selena Travel Mongolia’s dedicated team 

has been operating since 1998 and we 

have proven ourselves a reliable touristpartner 

organisation to many prestigious 

foreign tour operators, as well as catering 

to thousands of individual travellers. Our 

professional and motivated staff members 

are excellent communicators and we 

have enthusiastic, experienced guides and 

drivers”. 

Nyamsuren Geserbadam 

Managing Director - Selena Travel Mongolia 

Mongolia’s tourist industry is young… and 

this factor, combined with inadequate 

infrastructure in the countryside and an 

unsophisticated service industry, do pose 

challenges. “We’ve learned as we’ve 

grown and have become adept at tackling 

the problems that arise,” underlines Ms 

Geserbadam. “As a reliable 

and trustworthy travel 

company we are well 

placed to help travellers 

experience what Mongolia 

has to offer”. 

Hall 26 C 

Stand 309 

New Tour Ideas in Mongolia 

Presented by Genco Tour 

Bureau 

Since 1997, Genco Tour Bureau Jsc 

has been operating both inbound 

and outbound chartered tours in 

and from Mongolia. 

As Mongolia is partner country of ITB 

Berlin, Genco is presenting a diversity of 

new tour categories from fun family tours 

to special interest extreme adventure tours 

and events. To celebrate the partnership, 

they are presenting a great new tour called 

“Following the Footsteps of Chinggis Khaan” 

- a unique nomadic experience, based on 

his lifestyle, customs and culture. 

Mongolia’s biggest outdoor Nomadic 

Fashion Show, and the famed Hunnu Music 

Festival, which take place again in July 

this year. It’s the most anticipated fashion 

show of the year, showcasing the designs 

of 13th Century Kings and Queens based on 

archaeological findings. 

Namuun Battulga 

CEO – Genco Tour Bureau Jsc 

“Genco Tour Bureau Jsc collaborates directly 

with both TAs and TOs. We offer competitive 

commission rates for qualified tour and 

travel businesses and we’re always looking 

for new travel partners to join our team”, 

says Namuun Battulga, 

Genco Tour Bureau JSC 

CEO. 

Hall 26 C 

Stand 309 


20 ITB BERLIN CONVENTION 

The World’s Leading Travel 

Industry Think Tank 

The ITB Berlin Convention 2015 – more than 

ever a global centre for thought leadership 

Every year, the ITB 

Berlin Convention sets 

new standards thanks 

to its wide range of 

topics. We asked Prof. 

Dr Conrady – Scientific 

Director – ITB Berlin 

Convention how 

the event has been 

evolving… 

Since 2004, the ITB Berlin 

Convention has become 

the international travel 

industry’s largest think 

tank. Each year, the 

programme features over 

200 presentations and 

discussions on the tourism 

industry, the economy, 

politics, society and 

sustainability. Topics at 

the ITB Berlin Convention 

cover a wide spectrum, 

ranging from corporate 

social responsibility 

(CSR) to the latest market 

developments in the cruise 

and wellness industries. 

This year’s Convention and 

Culture partner is Egypt 

and the Destination Days 

will kick off with a speach 

by this country’s Minister of 

Tourism, Hisham Zaazou. 

The convention 

programme also includes 

Phocuswright@ITB, an 

event organised by this 

leading US research 

authority on the future of 

travel commerce, which 

in particular covers the 

internet. This year, the ITB 

Hospitality Day celebrates 

its tenth anniversary. We 

will be presenting the 

findings of an exclusive 

survey on holidaymakers’ 

spending behaviour and 

their participation in the 

sharing economy. 

What are the convention 

programme highlights at 

this year’s event? 

This year, the focus is on 

the sharing economy. This 

innovative approach has 

shaken up the holiday and 

business travel market like 

no other recent trend. An 

THIS 

YEAR, THE 

FOCUS IS ON 

THE SHARING 

ECONOMY 

ITB Ministers’ Roundtable 

on March 5, including 

dignitaries from Costa 

Rica, Egypt, Brazil, South 

Africa and Germany, along 

with UNWTO secretarygeneral 

Taleb Rifai, will 

look at opportunities and 

risks of sport mega events. 

The ITB Future Day will 

be debating the future of 

international air travel and 

the online travel market. 

At the numerous ITB 

Hospitality Day sessions, 

experts will be highlighting 

the security problems that 

hotel managers must look 

out for and will be looking 

at the lifestyle experience 

that budget and luxury 

hotels offer. At the ITB CSR 

Day, topics will include 

international mountain 

tourism and developments 

on the German sustainable 

tourism market. At the 

ITB Destination Days, 

Mongolia, this year’s 

partner country of ITB 

Berlin, will be among the 

countries demonstrating 

the potential of market 

niche tourism. Once again, 

the ITB Business Travel 

Days will have valuable 

knowledge for travel and 

event managers. 

Who are among the 

biggest names we will be 

seeing this year? 

For the first time at the ITB 

Berlin Convention, we will 

be welcoming a member of 

the board of Lufthansa. On 

Prof. Dr Roland Conrady 

Scientific Director, ITB Berlin Convention 

4 th March, at the ITB Future 

Day, Simone Menne, CFO 

Deutsche Lufthansa AG, 

will be outlining her vision 

of international air travel 

in the future. Afterwards, 

in an executive interview 

with Philip C. Wolf, the 

founder of Phocuswright, 

Darren Huston, president 

and CEO of Priceline 

Group (Booking.com) will 

be revealing the secret 

of his success and how 

he envisages the future 

of travel marketing. 

Götz Ahmelmann, Chief 

Commercial Officer, 

airberlin and Kenny Jacobs, 

Chief Marketing Officer, 

Ryanair, will also be 

speaking at the convention. 

We look forward to 

welcoming the European 

heads of Uber and Airbnb, 

who will be giving us 

first-hand information on 

their successful business 

models. We also expect 

celebrity guests to be at 

the presentation of the 

World Legacy Awards. 

With this new initiative 

launched in collaboration 

with National Geographic 

Travel, ITB Berlin rewards 

outstanding corporate 

social responsibility 

achievements. At the ITB 

Berlin Convention the 

World Legacy Awards 

honour tour operators, 

touring organisations and 

destinations that drive 

global change in the travel 

industry on the basis 

of sustainable tourism 

principles and practices. 

The convention appears 

to be much more 

international in terms of 

speakers this year… 

The international list of 

speakers is impressive. Our 

Market Intelligence Unit 

has invested a lot of time 

in research. Through our 

global network of experts 

we also conduct a broad 

search for topics, always 

aware of the fact that 

ITB Berlin is the world’s 

leading travel trade show. 

As the convention is a 

supporting event it attracts 

just as many international 

participants as the show 

itself and we organise the 

convention programme 

accordingly. 



ITB BERLIN CONVENTION 

21 

Reaching Today’s Connected Traveller 

Engaging customers throughout the entire journey, from 

research to booking to travel 

Travel customers are more connected than ever. 

Smartphones and tablets are everywhere and 

mobile is now the remote control for the world 

around us, creating higher expectations from 

travellers on the go. At the ITB Convention on 4 th 

March, Stephanie Emmanouel, General Manager 

- Connected Customer Marketing for the mobile 

marketing specialists, Somo will discuss how to 

engage customers throughout the entire journey, 

from research to booking to travel and to how to 

develop customer loyalty. We asked Stephanie 

where she sees this going… 

By nature, travel is an 

emotional and social 

activity with mobile at 

its core. We see this 

particularly during the 

research phase - mobile 

travellers seek inspiration 

from the web, friends 

and family to plan travel. 

They also crave hotel and 

destination content right 

up until their departure 

- planning activities, 

researching restaurants 

and reviews and checking 

the weather forecast. Once 

on holiday, travellers create 

and share their experiences 

via social media on 

mobile. All this presents 

a huge opportunity for 

travel businesses seeking 

to engage with customers 

at every stage of this cycle. 

Because of the emphasis 

on experience over 

destination or outcome, 

brands need to offer 

personalised services, 

social connections and 

information, in addition 

to value and reliability. 

As new technologies 

like wearable tech and 

connected products gain 

momentum, this will 

continue to increase. 

How can we take 

advantage of this? 

As the digital and physical 

worlds begin to merge 

through technological 

innovation, reaching 

core audiences requires 

a holistic strategy. Brands 

need to take advantage of 

mobile specific media as 

well as amplifying both 

traditional (TV, outdoor, 

press) and digital (social 

and search) channels. 

Businesses need to take 

advantage of new ways of 

communicating with this 

mobile, social traveller 

in order to stay ahead of 

competitors and create 

lifetime customer value at 

every stage of the journey. 

REACHING TODAY’S 

CONNECTED 

TRAVELLER 

Category: eTravel World 

Date: March 4, 2015 

Time: 4:00 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. 

Location: Hall 6.1, eTravel Stage 

Stephanie 

Emmanouel 

General Manager - Connected 

Customer Marketing for the 

mobile marketing specialists, 

Somo 


22 ITB BERLIN CONVENTION 

ITB CONVENTION 

WEDNESDAY 4 TH MARCH 2015 

BUSINESS TRAVEL MICE DAY 

10:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. 

Hall 7.1a, Auditorium New York 2 

The German Association of Event Organ izers 

again offers a whole day of education. This 

year’s promising motto is “Think differently”. 

New event formats are needed which excite and 

touch the audience. Experts suggest solutions 

for more emotional and captivating sessions. 

ITB FUTURE DAY 

11:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. 

Hall 7.1b, Auditorium London 

ITB Future Day is where th e megatrends in 

economy and society and key topics of the 

global travel and tourism industry are discussed. 

Exclusive empirical study results and examples 

of Best Demonstrated Practices from market and 

innovation leaders offer valuable insights and 

concrete decision-making support for business 

strategies and measures. 

ITB YOUNG 

PROFESSIONALS DAY 

10:55 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. 

Hall 11.1, Stage 

At the ITB Young Professionals Day career 

entrants and junior staff in the global travel 

and tourism industry will be given food for 

thought for their future careers. The convention 

topics are current and future higher education 

programs, the challenges of academic degrees 

and the requirements of tourism companies 

ITB DESTINATION DAY 1 

11:45 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. 


The ITB Destination Days are three days 

dedicated to the challenges and perspectives of 

international destination management. Here the 

focus is on forms of travel and destinations with 

great growth potential, innovative approaches 

to destination marketing and the specific aspects 

of selected tourism destinations. 

ITB WORKSHOPS DAY 1 

10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. 

Hall 4.1, Room Regensburg 

The ITB workshops satisfy the demand of ITB 

visitors for an intensive, professional exchange 

with knowledgeable experts in small groups. 

This is where valuable contacts are made and 

your individual questions and problems are 

addressed. 

ETRAVEL LAB DAY 1 

10:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. 

Hall 6.1, eTravel Lab 

ETRAVEL STAGE DAY 1 

10:30 a.m. – 5 :00 p.m. 

Hall 6.1, eTravel Stage 

eTravel World is an exclusive area for digital 

marketing, social media and mobile travel 

services. 

Established companies and ambitious startups 

present their innovations. Experts highlight 

relevant developments from the world of apps, 

mobile websites, social networks and blogs. 

BUSINESS TRAVEL SESSIONS - 

ITB YOUNG PROFESSIONALS 

DAY 

12:15 a.m. - 2:15 p.m. 

Hall 11.1, Stage 

Life-long learning is the essence of success 

also in the global travel and tourism industry. 

Entrants and junior staff will be given food for 

thought for their future career. 

PHOCUSWRIGHT@ITB - 

DISRUPTION’S CURVE 

1:00 p.m. - 6:30 p.m. 

Hall 7.1c, Auditorium Paris 

Phocuswright@ITB is where global travel, tourism 

and hospitality executives gather to discuss, 

debate and define the future of travel commerce. 

The event helps attendees to capitalize on the 

latest trends, leverage intelligence, promote 

leadership and foster innovation. 

RENEWABLE ENERGY 

FOR ISLAND TOURISM 

2:00 p.m. - 3:15 p.m. 

Hall 7.3, Auditorium Berlin 

Worldwide tourism sites require a reliable and 

cost-effective energy supply. The International 

Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) together 

with the Federal Government of Germany 

invited a panel of high-level guests from the 

international tourism sector to discuss business 

models and opportunities for the accelerated 

deployment renewable energy in the tourism 

sector of islands. 

THURSDAY 5 TH MARCH 2015 

ITB HOSPITALITY DAY 

10:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. 


The ITB Hospitality is where serious changes 

of the hospitality industry’s structures are 

discussed. 

A think tank, a source of inspiration and a 

platform where international top managers and 

experts share experiences and opinions. 

ITB EXPERTS FORUM WELLNESS 

10:30 a.m. - 5:15 p.m. 


ITB Experts Forum Wellness is a place to be for 

spa and wellness professionals : pathbreaking 

presentations on wellness tourism. 

BUSINESS TRAVEL DAY (1) 

10:30 a.m. - 2:45 p.m. 


BUSINESS TRAVEL DAY (2) 

10:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. 

Room Lindau 6, Meeting Bridge A 

BUSINESS TRAVEL STRATEGY 

DAY 1 

3:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. 


Understanding new structures, acting future- 

ITB Berlin Convention 2014 

ITB Hospitality Day 



ITB BERLIN CONVENTION 

23 

PROGRAMME 

ITB Berlin Convention 2014 

ITB Marketing and Distribution Day 

oriented. The 2-day program assists decision 

makers in the business travel world to continue 

their successful work by identifying and 

evaluating trends at an early stage. 


10:40 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. 


The ITB Destination Days are three days 

dedicated to the challenges and perspectives of 

international destination management. Here the 

focus is on forms of travel and destinations with 

great growth potential, innovative approaches 

to destination marketing and the specific aspects 

of selected tourism destinations. 


10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. 


The ITB workshops satisfy the demand of ITB 

visitors for an intensive, professional exchange 

with knowledgeable experts in small groups. 

This is where valuable contacts are made and 

your individual questions and problems are 

addressed. 


10:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. 



10:30 a.m. – 5 :00 p.m. 


WORLD LEGACY AWARDS 

CEREMONY 

4:45 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. 


National Geographic World Legacy Awards 

Ceremony in Partnership with ITB Berlin. 

FRIDAY 6 TH MARCH 2015 

ITB CSR DAY 

10:40 a.m. - 5:45 p.m. 


For the ITB, sustainability isn’t just some 

hollow expression – it is a strategic element 

- and our mission. The ITB CSR Day shapes 

the development of sustainability in the 

global travel industry – it provides new ideas, 

connects important players and reveals which 

sustainability concepts are especially profitable 

and successful. 

BARRIER-FREE TOURISM DAY 

10:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. 

Hall 7.3, Auditorium Berlin 

The German National Tourist Board 

(GNTB) is inviting trade visitors and media 

representatives for a dialogue regarding 

Tourism for Everyone presented by industry 

professionals and experts. 

ITB MARKETING 

AND DISTRIBUTION DAY 

10:45 a.m. - 5:15 p.m. 


ITB Marketing and Distribution Day provides 

valuable know-how for innovative marketing 

and distribution strategies. The focus is on new 

business models, attention-getting marketing 

strategies and product concepts which are 

changing the industry rules. 

BUSINESS TRAVEL 

STRATEGY DAY 2 

10:30 a.m. – 2 :30 p.m. 



10:30 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. 



10:30 a.m. – 5 :00 p.m. 



10:40 a.m. - 5:45 p.m. 



10:45 a.m. - 3:15 p.m. 


WEDNESDAY 7 TH MARCH 2015 


10:30 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. 



10:30 a.m. – 11 :30 a.m. 



24 EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW 

WTTC @ ITB Ber 

Breaking down the barriers hampering Travel & Touri 

The World Travel and Tourism Council has underlined what could be a 

major stumbling block to the future of the industry: a lack of enough 

talent to keep pace with global growth. At ITB Berlin, David Scowsill, 

President & CEO, WTTC will be addressing this, and other key issues. In 

this exclusive interview, we firstly asked him what his current vision is 

of the global tourism scene… 

David Scowsill 

President & CEO, WTTC 

The global travel & 

tourism industry is in 

good health. In 2014 

our contribution to the 

world economy grew for 

the fourth consecutive 

year and is expected to 

continue to show growth 

once again in 2015. 

Globally, our industry 

accounts for almost 10% 

of global GDP and one 

in 11 of all jobs on the 

planet. Increasingly, 

governments understand 

that our industry is a 

driver of job creation and 

economic growth and that 

the right policies need 

to be implemented to 

increase tourism receipts 

and jobs. 

What are the main issues 

at the heart of WTTC’s 

actions? 

WTTC works to raise 

awareness of Travel & 

Tourism’s huge capacity 

as a Force for Good in 

the world, generating 

not only jobs, wealth 

and economic growth, 

but also as a driver of 

peace, creating a wider 

understanding of cultures 

and communities. 

The Council strives to 

break down the barriers 

hampering Travel & 

Tourism’s growth by 

urging governments and 

regulators to keep the 

sector high on the political 

agenda and creating 

policies that support its 

long-term growth and 

prosperity. 

WTTC campaigns on three 

strategic priorities which 

impede the successful 

development of Travel & 

Tourism now and in the 

future – Freedom to Travel; 

Policies for Growth; and 

Tourism for Tomorrow. 

We advocate partnership 

between public and 

private sectors, speaking 

with one voice, in 

addressing these issues 

and delivering results 

that match the needs of 

people, planet and profit. 

In terms of facilitating 

travel, which countries 

have made the greatest 

strides in the past year? 

Travel facilitation remains 

the biggest single step that 

WTTC WORKS TO RAISE 

AWARENESS OF TRAVEL & 

TOURISM’S HUGE CAPACITY 

AS A FORCE FOR GOOD IN 

THE WORLD 

countries can take to truly 

maximise the economic 

and social benefits of 

Travel & Tourism; and 

steady progress has been 

made in the last year. 

We have seen an historic 

agreement between 

China and US to extend 

mutual visa validity from 

1 year to 10 years; India 

expanding visas on arrival 

to 43 countries; and Japan 

has introduced a series of 

visa facilitation measures 

for several countries. 

You recently 

congratulated the UK 

Chancellor for pledging 

to abolish Air Passenger 

Duty (APD) for children 

under 16, but said the 

next UK government 

needs to stop curbing jobs 

and axe the self-defeating 

tax completely… Please 

expand on this… 

The UK Chancellor’s 

pledge to abolish APD for 

children under 16 from 1 

May 2016 is a welcome 

step, which will bring 

major holiday savings for 

UK families as well as 

boost inbound travel to the 

UK. However, the pledge 

does not go far enough. 

The next Government 

needs to dramatically 

reduce or abolish APD 

completely. The UK is 

currently one of the most 

expensive places to visit 

in the world. Evidence 

suggests that APD is 

having a detrimental 

effect on Travel & 

Tourism around the world 



EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW 

25 

lin 

sm growth 

as well. The contribution 

of Travel & Tourism to 

global GDP is 9.5% and 

the sector accounts for 

one in 11 jobs globally. It 

makes a huge social and 

economic contribution. 

Abolishing the tax for good 

would boost global GDP 

and job creation. In early 

2012, WTTC undertook 

research to understand 

the economic impact of 

APD on the UK’s GDP 

and employment. The 

research indicated that 

the impact is significant 

and that removing Air 

Passenger Duty would 

result in an additional 

91,000 British jobs being 

created and £4.2 billion 

added to the economy 

in 12 months. The tax is 

currently self-defeating 

and it is overdue for it to 

be consigned to history. At 

a time when young people 

need employment and the 

economy needs boosting, 

it is an opportunity which 

the next Government 

cannot afford to miss. 

WTTC has underlined a 

major issue in the shortage 

of talent for the travel and 

tourism industries. What 

do you feel should be done 

to overcome this problem? 

Travel & Tourism is one 

of the world’s largest 

economic sectors. It 

drives jobs and economic 

growth, well-being and 

prosperity. It creates jobs 

at different skills levels 

for often-marginalised 

sectors of society, such as 

young people and women, 

and in areas where other 

employment opportunities 

are scarce. 

When I speak to the leaders 

of the world’s Travel & 

Tourism companies, it 

is clear that the biggest 

challenge to their growth 

plans is the supply and 

retention of talent across all 

levels of their businesses. 

That is borne out by WTTC 

research that shows that our 

industry could employ 14m 

fewer people and contribute 

$610 billion less in GDP to 

the world economy over the 

next ten years by the failure 

of Government and private 

companies to implement 

policies which promote 

proactive and careful talent 

management. 

Travel & Tourism currently 

sustains 266 million jobs, 

once the indirect and 

induced impacts are taken 

into consideration, a figure 

projected to rise to 347 

million by 2024. Similarly, 

the industry contributed 

nearly $7 trillion to the 

global economy in 2014; 

which is forecast to rise to 

$11 trillion by 2024. The 

research, for the first time, 

quantified the sheer scale 

of the human resource 

challenge in Travel & 

Tourism and the potential 

impact of the skill shortage 

on the 2024 projections, 

which are the equivalent 

of lowering the level 

of global total Travel & 

tourism employment by 4% 

compared to the baseline 

projected level in 2024. 

We are a people industry, 

which depends on quality 

people to deliver a quality 

product to our customers. 

I urge anyone with an 

interest in our great industry 

to act now to address 

the anticipated talent 

shortage. We need the right 

policies, programmes and 

partnerships in place, to 

I URGE ANYONE WITH AN 

INTEREST IN OUR GREAT 

INDUSTRY TO ACT NOW TO 

ADDRESS THE ANTICIPATED 

TALENT SHORTAGE 

ensure that the workforce 

of the future knows 

about the opportunities 

in our sector, and has 

the appropriate skills and 

knowledge to support 

future growth. 

Failure to plan properly 

for talent requirements 

leads to lower growth, 

reduced investment, less 

innovation and declining 

competitiveness – for both 

countries and companies. 

What are the key messages 

of WTTC at ITB Berlin this 

year? 

Undoubtedly the key 

message from WTTC at ITB 

Berlin this year is that the 

industry and government 

must plan now for the 

looming human resources 

challenge. As I just 

mentioned, our research 

shows that Travel & 

Tourism could employ 

14m fewer people and 

contribute $610 billion 

less in GDP to the world 

economy over the next ten 

years if Governments and 

private sector companies 

do not act now to address 

the talent shortage in the 

industry. 


26 SPECIAL FEATURE 

EDUCATION / TRAINING 

Career Paths 

in Tourism 

Erich Sixt – on “the right attitude for 

professional success” 

ITB Career World 

…the stepping-stone to job success 

ITB Berlin provides a forum for job-seekers and 

personnel managers of major tourism companies 

– with a major support programme featuring panel 

discussions and papers, a careers advisory service 

and tips for job applicants. 

At this year’s ITB Career World, 

visitors can make direct 

contact with the personnel 

managers of leading tourism 

companies and find out about 

the latest job vacancies – 

a perfect chance to move 

up the career ladder. At the 

ITB Career World, visitors 

can benefit from the careers 

advisory service and from 

tips for job applicants. The 

five-day programme of stage 

events will also have advice 

on how to plan a career, how 

to market oneself as well as 

on mentoring programmes. 

From 4 to 8 March 2015, 

those interested can meet the 

representatives of companies 

from every sector of the 

tourism industry as well as 

prospective employers. 

On the ITB Career World stage, 

the personnel managers and 

COOs of leading tourism 

companies will be talking 

about important topics 

regarding careers and 

professional training. Thus, 

on 5 March 2015 at 11 a.m. 

Jürgen Gangl, chairman of 

Hoteldirektoren_vereinigung 

Deutschland (HDV) and the 

general manager of Park 

Inn Alexanderplatz will be 

speaking about “First-class 

education: the approval seal 

for outstanding professional 

training – the benefits to 

trainees, companies and 

the industry”. At 11.25 a.m. 

Michael Albert, chairman of 

Familotel AG, will be talking 

about “Careers in family-run 

businesses – the prospects 

working for small and 

medium-sized proprietorowned 

hotels”. 

On Friday, 6 March at 11 

a.m. Mario Pick, a member 

of the presidium of the Food 

& Beverage Management 

Association (FBMA), and 

Michael Mücke, COO Accor 

Hospitality Germany GmbH, 

will be presenting their new 

development concept for 

young professionals in the 

hospitality industry. At 11.50 

a.m. Nicole Kassem, director 

of Human Resources, Grand 

Hyatt Berlin, will be showing 

what the personnel managers 

of premium international 

hotel brands need to look out 

for in applicants. 

Rounding off events on the 

topic of careers and training 

on Sunday, 8 March will be the 

DEHOGA trade association. 

During the morning Gerrit 

Buchhorn, deputy general 

manager of DEHOGA Berlin, 

will be talking about careerrelated 

topics such as the 

project entitled “Celebrate 

your strengths”, and will be 

presenting an online tool for 

discovering one’s strengths as 

well as the “Quality training” 

initiative. 

Full details of the programme of 

on-stage events are available at 

www.itb-berlin.com/career. 

Entrepreneurial 

thinking is an 

immensely important 

part of a successful 

career – also for 

employees. To this 

end, following the 

advice of someone 

who is immensely 

successful in the 

field is essential. 

At this year’s ITB 

Convention, Erich 

Sixt, Chairman of 

the Board - Sixt SE, 

will be presenting on 

the topic of “Career 

Paths in Tourism – 

the right attitude 

for professional 

success.” We asked 

him just what IS 

the right attitude 

for young people 

today… 

You shouldn’t see the 

job as just a job but as a 

calling. Some might think 

that sounds exaggerated, 

but if you like doing 

something, think freely 

in it, show initiative and 

demonstrate the courage 

to make decisions; then 

you’re sure to achieve the 

success you seek. These 

few basic principles are 

important and they apply 

in any industry, not just 

tourism. 

How have the attitudes 

of young people changed 

over the years? 

The impression I get 

is that young people 

used to rely more on 

leadership. Nowadays 

they’re brought up to be 

more independent and 

they get more involved 

in things. I’m sure it’s a 

matter of self-confidence. 

Young people today 

think less ideologically 

and are open to new 

things – which they have 

to be in a globalised 

world. To keep abreast 

of things now you can’t 

afford to shy away from 

innovation. 

In the car rental industry 

in general, some say 

the work of the desk 

agent has changed 

from having been more 

“service” oriented some 

years ago, to now being 

much more “hard sell”, 

selling up, and selling 

on (insurance, GPS, 

etc.). It seems like a 

totally different job 

classification. What are 

your thoughts on this? 

I think that work 

at the desk has not 

fundamentally changed 

– at least not at Sixt. 

Customers come to the 

desk with the same aim 

Erich Sixt 

Chairman of the Board Sixt SE 

– to rent a car simply 

and easily. Their needs 

differ of course, and the 

desk agent’s job is to 

recognise the needs of 

each customer and offer 

them the best possible 

product that meets their 

personal requirements. 

Short-term sales 

successes aren’t any 

good if the customer 

isn’t satisfied, since only 

a satisfied customer will 

return to us. 

KEYS TO SUCCESS: 

YOUR CAREER IN THE 

TOURISM INDUSTRY 

Category: Young Professionals 

Date: March 4, 2015 

Time: 3:15 p.m. - 3:45 p.m. 

Location: Hall 11.1, Stage 



EDUCATION / TRAINING 

SPECIAL FEATURE 

27 

New Structure, New 

Territories, New Ideas 

The Ecole hôtelière de Lausanne establishes a new education paradigm 

This year, for the first time, the Ecole hôtelière 

de Lausanne is present at ITB Berlin in its new 

structure – as a Holding Company. Michel Rochat, 

CEO of EHL SA explains why the change was 

necessary. 

We have to remember that 

EHL was founded in 1893 

in Lausanne as a simple 

Hotel school. At that time 

it started as a foundation, 

with 23 students. And 

from then until the end 

of 2014, it has continued 

as exactly the same 

organisation. Everything 

was in the foundation… 

meaning education, real 

estate, expansion into 

different countries, startups… 

everything. Recently 

our partners, the Swiss 

Federal Department for 

Education, asked us to 

make the organisation 

more transparent, so 

the foundation created a 

holding at the end of last 

year. 

Attached to the holding 

we have one company for 

education, one company 

for real estate, one 

company for international 

expansion or development, 

and one company for 

hospitality services. This 

allows us to have much 

more transparency and to 

be much more efficient. 

This was also linked to our 

ongoing strategy, because 

today we have about 2,100 

students, we certify nine 

programmes in different 

countries, and we want 

to expand, but to do this, 

it has been necessary to 

create a different kind of 

organisation. 

Under the international 

entities you have what 

is termed Lausanne 

Hospitality Consulting. 

This is the organisation 

that’s going to be looking 

after your international 

development. As you said 

it’s already gone quite 

a way, but what are the 

plans for the future? 

Today we have nine certified 

programmes, in South 

Korea, Lebanon, Dubai, 

Mexico, Brazil, India, China, 

and Algeria. What we think 

for tomorrow is maybe, in 

the next five years, to invest 

outside. 

Maybe we’ll be investing 

in Brazil, or China, or 

Thailand… in parts of the 

world where hospitality 

is expanding, because we 

have to move where the 

growth is, and the growth 

is not in Europe today. 

Under our new structure, 

LHC, Lausanne Hospitality 

Consulting, can continue 

leading this growth. 

How do you choose where 

you are going to install 

new schools and create 

new partnerships? 

There are mainly two 

reasons. The first is where 

the growth is, because we 

are driven by the market, 

and for the second it’s 

where we develop with 

partners. Let me give you 

an example: in Cambodia, 

we entered last year into 

an agreement with the 

Paul Dubrule School. Paul 

of course was the cofounder 

of Accor. He has 

been financing, with his 

foundation, a school in 

Angkor, Cambodia and 

this is a way for us to enter 

into the country… as we 

are part of that school’s 

organisation. We aim to 

expand, working together 

with Paul Dubrule. In other 

words, the intention is not 

to run schools ourselves, 

but to partner with hoteliers 

and investors in order to 

expand in that part of the 

world. We want to develop 

much more collaboration 

with governments, linking 

education increasingly with 

economic growth. 

Where are the biggest 

“gaps” in education today? 

Young people in new 

markets need a social and 

professional lift for their 

careers, and that’s what 

we intend to provide. In 

…WE 

CERTIFY NINE 

PROGRAMMES 

IN DIFFERENT 

COUNTRIES, 

AND WE WANT 

TO EXPAND, 

BUT TO DO THIS, 

IT HAS BEEN 

NECESSARY 

TO CREATE 

A DIFFERENT 

KIND OF 

ORGANISATION… 

addition to professional 

education, we can also 

provide bachelors and 

masters education, and 

then it will open doors. 

Young people in these 

countries need more 

opportunities for personal 

development. 

How important is ITB Berlin 

in terms of developing 

ideas such as this? 

For us, ITB is very important, 

because this is the place 

where we meet every year 

with our partners. Berlin 

is the heart of Europe, and 

every time we meet people 

in Berlin at ITB, it’s the 

beginning of a project or a 

history. Let me give you an 

example. Two years ago, 

we met a couple of people 

at the ITB Berlin, and from 

that meeting we decided 

to start a report about the 

future of the hospitality 

industry. It’s thus what 

one could term a place of 

thought leadership and we 

very much appreciate that. 

Michel Rochat 

CEO, EHL SA 

Hall 11.1 

Stand 310 

© EHL - Agence Rezo 



ADVERTORIAL 

HONEYMOONS 

Jekyll Island 

Georgia USA Woos Newlyweds 

Savannah named one of world’s best cities for romance 

Couples looking to honeymoon will find a number of idyllic spots in 

Georgia to celebrate their first days of marriage. In fact, Travel + Leisure 

magazine named Savannah near the Georgia coast one of the world’s 

best cities for romance. 

However, new love isn’t 

limited to the historic city. 

From a beach resort or a 

country estate to outdoor 

adventure or urban 

sophistication, Georgia 

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AT THE BEACH 

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Newlyweds can choose 

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couple, with all the appeal 

they’d expect in a beach 

trip. They can lounge on 

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IN THE COUNTRY 

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What about a honeymoon 

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Others to consider: The 

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Greensboro, Brasstown 

Valley Resort & Spa in 

Young Harris and The 

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OUTDOOR 

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The Lodge and Spa 

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Autograph Collection – 

Pine Mountain 

Lovers can escape to a 

quiet retreat at Callaway 

Gardens, where they 

can relax in the great 

outdoors and enjoy 

some pampering at Spa 

Prunifolia at Callaway 

Gardens. They can spend 

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D. Roosevelt State Park, 

feeding the animals at Wild 

Animal Safari, splashing 

in the water at West Point 

Lake and conquering the 

rapids of the Whitewater 

Express, Columbus on 

the Chattahoochee River. 

At Callaway Gardens, it’s 

nice to get back to nature 

as one bikes through the 

gardens, or sits among 

the butterflies at the Cecil 

B. Day Butterfly Center at 

Callaway Gardens . 

Others to consider: 

Banning Mills Historic 

Country Inn in Whitesburg, 

Amicalola Falls State Park 

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and The Ridges Resort & 

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CITY 

SOPHISTICATION 

The Ritz-Carlton, 

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Newlyweds will love the 

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in the first days of marriage. 

From comfortable 

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dining to relaxing in The 

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extravagance at this city 

hotel. Add in the top-notch 

shopping, dining and 

nightlife within walking 

distance, and you’ll 

have the perfect urban 

honeymoon destination. 

Just minutes from the 

hotel, you can catch a 

concert, enjoy the theater 

or cheer on your favorite 

sports team. 

Others to consider: Hyatt 

Atlanta Perimeter at Villa 

Christina, The Westin 

Peachtree Plaza and The 

Georgian Terrace. 



Hall 2.1 

Stand 200 

HONEYMOONS 


29 

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From relaxing strolls on the beach, to candlelit dinners at the city’s 

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The glamorous suites offer 

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SHUTTERS ON THE 

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This classic Santa Monica 

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Live in style with a 

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SHOPPING TOURISM 

UNWTO launches Global 

Report on Shopping Tourism 

Shopping is becoming an increasingly relevant component of the tourism value chain. Shopping has 

converted into a determinant factor affecting destination choice, an important component of the 

overall travel experience and, in some cases the prime travel motivation. Destinations have thus an 

immense opportunity to leverage this new market trend by developing authentic and unique shopping 

experiences that add value to their touristic offer while reinforcing, and even, defining their tourism 

brand and positioning. 

UNWTO’s recently released 

Global Report on Shopping 

Tourism, based on a study 

carried out by the UNWTO 

Affiliate Members, analyses 

the latest trends in shopping 

tourism, providing insight 

into key success factors 

for destinations aiming to 

develop this segment. 

The report offers a series 

of practical guidelines 

and principles for all 

destinations interested 

in developing shopping 

tourism. The report includes 

a wide range of case 

studies by UNWTO Affiliate 

Members and other tourism 

stakeholders from around 

the world. 

As part of the UNWTO 

Cities project, the report 

explores the economic 

impact of shopping 

tourism and provides an 

overview of strategies and 

priorities employed by 

tourism stakeholders in 

order to foster sustainable 

growth and differentiation 

of the tourism offer in 

destinations. 

SHOPPING IS ONE OF 

THE MAJOR CATEGORIES OF 

TOURISTS’ EXPENDITURE 

Presenting the new 

document, UNWTO 

Secretary-General Taleb 

Rifai said: “Few sectors 

can boast of their power to 

inspire growth and create 

jobs as tourism and shopping 

can. Jointly harnessed, 

this can have an immense 

impact on a destination’s 

brand and positioning. 

UNWTO’s Global Report 

on Shopping Tourism also 

shows how public-private 

collaboration can channel 

the innumerable positive 

effects of this tourism 

segment”. 

“More importantly, 

shopping is one of the 

major categories of tourists’ 

expenditure, representing a 

significant source of income 

for national economies 

both directly and through 

the many linkages to other 

sectors in the economy,” 

Mr Rifai added. “This 

Report offers an overview 

of the importance and 

latest trends in shopping 

tourism, particularly in 

the emerging markets of 

China and Brazil, providing 

practical guidelines to 

help destinations promote 

shopping tourism.” 

SHOPPING – 

A GROWING 

ATTRACTION 

But does shopping drive 

tourism, or vice-versa? 

According to Lorrie King, 

Audit Partner, Deloitte 

Canada, when tourists seek 

attractions, a new trend 

has emerged: “When it 

comes to shopping around 

for their next destination, 

it’s shopping they are 

looking for more than 

ever. For us, the linkage 

between vacation planning 

and retail experiences is 

becoming more evident. If 

you consider the increased 

investment seen across 

North America in outlets, 

mega malls, and outdoor 

shopping complexes, it’s 

clear to see that a day of 

shopping is now a highly 

popular activity.” 

Ms King says there are 

key indicators linking the 

prominence of retail with 

the performance of tourism, 

“to the extent that tourism 

boards have begun to build 

campaigns promoting their 

cities as prime shopping 

destinations. Are the days 

of enticing people with 

‘what to see’ gone? Are 

travellers now looking 

for ‘what to do’? Perhaps 

the answer to becoming a 

destination of choice now 

lies in the quality of its retail 

offerings.” 

DESTINATION 

MARKETING 

ORGANISATIONS 

CATCHING 

ON WITH 

PROMOTIONAL 

CAMPAIGNS 

In the past ten years, as 

international arrivals 

and visitor spending 

have grown, each has 

experienced a growing 

interest in shopping by 

visitors, both domestic and 

international. Some have 

adopted specific policies 

to improve the shopping 

experience for visitors, 

create new shopping 

tourism products and 

promote their own unique 



SHOPPING TOURISM 


31 

shopping experiences to 

potential visitors. 

Atout France, the 

French National tourism 

development agency has 

targeted specific outbound 

markets by promoting 

shopping opportunities in 

Paris and other large cities 

while partnering with large 

department stores and tour 

operators to create specific 

shopping products. In Paris 

itself, the “Shopping By 

Paris” campaign for 2014 

includes a package offering 

visitors a 10% reduction in 

over 270 stores for a set 

period. 

Meanwhile in the United 

States, on average 19% 

of international visitors’ 

holiday budget is spent on 

retail, and for some specific 

markets, this percentage is 

much higher… visitors from 

Singapore to the US spend 

73% of their trip budget on 

retail. 

In recent years, both 

Germany and the UK 

have seen strong growth 

in international tourism 

spending, particularly in 

retail. According to Global 

Blue, tourism spending 

in Germany is highest in 

Frankfurt, with Chinese, 

Swiss and United Arab 

Emirates (UAE) visitors 

spending most among 

those visiting from outside 

the EU. Meanwhile, a 

case study presented in 

the UNWTO report by the 

New West End Company 

illustrates the recent efforts 

made by destinations in 

the UK in partnership with 

VisitBritain to place the UK’s 

famous heritage brands and 

thriving retail sector at the 

heart of the UK’s tourism 

promotion overseas. 

CHINESE 

TRAVELLERS: 

LUXURY GOODS 

MORE IMPORTANT 

THAN LUXURY 

ACCOMMODATION 

Interestingly, while many 

talk about numbers of 

international tourists, the 

UNWTO in its latest report 

underlines the vital nature 

of tourist spending and the 

corresponding importance 

of shoppers from certain 

zones in this regard. While 

China only recently tipped 

the scales as the world’s 

number one source market 

in terms of numbers of 

travellers, the amount 

they spend is far and away 

ahead of any other nation. 

Indeed, in 2013, Chinese 

travellers spent (outside 

China) $US129 bn – a rise 

of 26% year-on-year, while 

outgoing US tourists – 

number two in the ranking – 

spent $US86 bn – a rise in 3%. 

Third placed were Germans 

– spending a similar amount 

to US tourists, then British 

travellers, followed by the 

Russians. 

Given the relatively 

low cost of transport, 

accommodation, food 

and beverages in China, 

when travelling abroad, 

particularly to Europe and 

the US, Chinese leisure 

travellers tend to be very 

price-conscious in terms 

of their outlay on these 

items. However they are 

big spenders when it comes 

to shopping. The ETC & 

UNWTO Study “The Chinese 

Outbound Travel Market” 

reveals that as much as a 

quarter of Chinese travellers 

cites shopping as the area 

of paramount expenditure, 

with approximately 30% of 

the total trip expenditure 

devoted to shopping –a 

much higher share of their 

total spending abroad than 

in any other market. 

A study from 2013 by the 

German travel group TUI 

estimates that in 2015 the 

Chinese will consume 22% 

of all luxury goods produced 

worldwide. Many Chinese 

travellers are motivated to 

purchase abroad by high 

taxation on luxury goods 

and questions over product 

authenticity at home and 

the possibility of connecting 

the product with the place 

of origin 

as part of 

the travel 

experience 

Hall 18 

Stand 125A 

Ranking Country USD$ Charge 

(2013) (billion) 

1 China 129 +26% 

2 United States 86 +3% 

3 Germany 86 +2% 

4 United Kingdom 53 +25% 

5 Russian Federation 53 +4% 



ADVENTURE TOURISM 

It’ll Take Your 

Breath Away! 

Adventure tourism - 10% rise in travellers and 

23% rise in turnover forecast for 2015 

The term “Adventure Travel” is 

evolving over time, as the sector 

itself grows in popularity. We asked 

Shannon Stowell, President of the 

Adventure Travel Trade Association, 

what key trends he has been 

observing as we arrive at ITB Berlin… 

Every year we check in with all our tour 

operator members and see where there 

have been changes in trends. One of the 

questions asked is what these TOs are 

forecasting in financial terms. Overall 

they are forecasting a 10% increase in the 

number of guests, but most of them are 

forecasting a 23% increase in revenue… 

so they are anticipating a fairly aggressive 

year in 2015. The majority expect to 

grow, about 20% expect to have the same 

turnover, and only 5% expect a reduction 

in their bookings or revenues. 

So people are staying in more expensive 

accommodation and services? Maybe 

“Glamping”? 

That is one of the trends, but also we are 

seeing continued growth in the concept 

of “adventure by day, comfort by night”, 

since this is something that is definitely a 

trend. It’s also known as the “softening” of 

adventure travel. It is actually broadening 

the term, including such activities as highend 

hut trips on the Inca Trail in Peru… or 

there is a place in the new territory in the 

Yukon in Canada where are you can raft 

from high-end lodge to high-end lodge 

every day… so we are seeing an increase 

in the interest in high end accommodation. 

When you look at riverboat expeditions 

as well, this is just one more indicator 

of the trend towards not quite passive 

adventure, but definitely not as close to 

the earth as before. When we polled our 

members and asked what the top trends 

were, they told us the number one trend 

is soft adventure. Number two – right 

behind it – is custom itineraries. Of course 

cultural-based adventures are a very high 

on the list as well. 

What will your key message at ITB Berlin 

this year? 

Probably the most interesting thing that 

has happened for us in the past year is that 

we have done a much deeper dive into 

adventure travel personas and we have 

been able to identify how people consume 

Shannon Stowell 

President of the Adventure 

Travel Trade Association 

WE ARE SEEING 

CONTINUED GROWTH 

IN THE CONCEPT OF 

“ADVENTURE BY DAY, 

COMFORT BY NIGHT 

adventure travel. Interestingly, the majority 

of travellers at some point have at least 

tried adventure. About a third of travellers 

will never touch adventure travel, about 

25% may do it once – such as on a cruise 

ship. Around ten percent are the guys who 

are climbing in the Himalayas and then 

in the Andes or the Alps. In addition to 

this, I could say that our main message is 

to say there are so many “dire” messages 

out there right now… showing how much 

decline there is in culture and nature 

around the globe. This 

should be at the forefront 

of the industry at large, and 

this will be at the forefront 

of our conversation. 

Hall 4.1 

Stand 234 



ADVENTURE TOURISM 


33 

ADVERTORIAL 

Mountainbiking 

at Emerald Bay, Lake Tahoe, 

California, USA 

Humboldt Redwoods 

State Park, north coast, 

California, USA 

Easy Does It! 

Soft Adventures in California 

Some have the kids in tow, others just learning a sport or simply looking for 

an experience that is long on adventure but easy on the adrenaline rush. 

California’s miles of coastline, mountain ranges, vast deserts and even urban 

areas contain a lifetime’s worth of adventures that make for great stories 

around the campfire, but are also inclusive and open to everyone at any 

experience level. There are countless new ideas for the “great experience” 

in California, the capital state for easy-going adventures. 

COASTAL 

ADVENTURES 

As mysterious and majestic 

as it sounds, the Mendocino 

and Humboldt regions’ 

Lost Coast is for the most 

part a nearly impenetrable 

wilderness created when 

the only road through the 

area was destroyed in an 

earthquake. Thanks to Air 

Galore’s “Found the Lost 

Coast” tour, flight-seers can 

now soar over the region in 

a single-engine plane and 

get a birds-eye view of the 

stunning vistas formed by 

redwood forest and wild surf 

north of Cape Mendocino. 

Whale watching is also part 

of the flight plan and with 

a little luck, spouts and 

breaches will add to the 

aerial excitement. 

An absolute bucket-list 

adventure when visiting the 

Golden State is exploring 

Southern California’s 

unspoiled Channel Islands 

National Park & Marine 

Sanctuary. The seven 

Channel Islands stretch 

from Santa Barbara County 

south to Orange County and 

preserve a pristine side of 

California’s natural heritage 

as unspoiled today as when 

Spanish explorers first sailed 

through this area. Here is 

where you’ll encounter 

some of the world’s largest 

sea caves, pelagic seabirds 

and a whole host of 

marine mammals ranging 

from Risso dolphins and 

California sea lions to the 

largest living animal, the 

blue whale. 

Ventura Harbor’s Island 

Packers make exploring 

the islands easy, offering 

day trips that include Blue 

and Humpback whale 

tours on comfortable 

vessels outfitted with food 

concessions, dining areas 

and multiple viewing decks. 

Overnight camping trips 

facilitated by Island Packers 

are also available. 

EXPLORING 

MOUNTAINS AND 

LAKES 

California’s pristine 

mountains harbor 

adventures suited for 

everyone from the hardcore 

climber to weekend 

wanderers looking for 

nothing more than 

spectacular scenery and 

fresh air. We can’t think of a 

better way for you to get the 

big picture of the Sierras and 

America’s biggest alpine 

lake than rising above it all 

in a hot air balloon over vast 

Lake Tahoe. Soaring over 

the sapphire blue waters of 

the lake with Lake Tahoe 

Balloons, you’ll experience 

area landmarks and sights 

like nearby ski resorts on a 

whole new level and have 

the perfect opportunity 

for the ultimate selfie! 

Other ways to “get air” 

in California’s mountains 

without breaking a sweat 

include riding the gondola 

at iconic California 

locations such as Mammoth 

Mountain’s Panorama 

Gondola and the Aerial 

Tramway ride up Mt. San 

Jacinto, a definite highpoint 

of any Palm Springs visit. 

The Golden State’s mountain 

recreational areas are ideal 

for multi-sport activities like 

a surf and turf combo. Big 

Bear Lake’s Paddles and 

Pedals can outfit you for 

easy adventures including 

bicycles for touring the 

lake’s bike path as well as 

kayaks, canoes, standup 

paddleboards and charter 

fishing boats for outings 

on the water. If you’re a 

photography aficionado 

seeking a peak experience, 

look no further than the 

Ansel Adams Gallery in 

Yosemite National Park. 

A variety of classes will 

get you out in to the field 

where you will have the 

opportunity to follow in the 

footsteps of Ansel Adams, 

capturing timeless images 

of the park’s many legendary 

views including Half Dome 

and Yosemite Falls. 

UNDER THE 

DESERT SKY 

Desert hikes are another 

great way to experience this 

vast and ancient wilderness, 

particularly during 

wildflower season which 

— depending on the year — 

can stretch from February 

to May. There are multiple 

prime areas to explore, 

such as Anza Borrego’s 

Superstition Mountains, 

the Coachella Valley’s Del 

Sol Road and Joshua Tree 

National Park. One of the 

easiest ways to experience 

the desert and learn from 

an expert is to participate in 

one of the Ranger Programs 

THE 

GOLDEN 

STATE’S 

MOUNTAIN 

RECREATIONAL 

AREAS ARE 

IDEAL FOR 

MULTI-SPORT 

ACTIVITIES 

LIKE A SURF 

AND TURF 

COMBO 

offered at national parks 

like Joshua Tree. Rangers 

offer guided tours, patio 

talks and special evening 

programs that can include 

activities like learning about 

the constellations of the 

desert sky. 

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Stand 200 


34 REGION 

ADVERTORIALADVENTURE TOURISM 

Hall 2.1 

Stand 200 

127 th Rose Parade set 

to be the Kick-off to the 

National Park Service 

Centennial in 2016 

The National Park Service and the Pasadena Tournament 

of Roses have announced a collaboration between the two 

organizations, in honour of the National Park Service’s 

Centennial in 2016. 

Appalachian Trail 

The Ultimate Trek 

Gets Even Better 

New strategic plan will ensure a bright 

future for the Appalachian Trail 

“We are delighted to form this 

historic partnership that will 

bring about a great level of 

visibility to the National Park 

Service on the first day of our 

centennial year,” said National 

Park Service Director Jonathan 

B. Jarvis. “Our relationship 

is a tribute to our mutual 

commitment to engaging 

America’s youth, supporting 

an ethic of volunteerism and 

embracing diversity of American 

culture.” 

Because of this alliance, 

the Tournament of Roses 

announced the theme “Find 

natural, cultural and historic 

sites and cultural programs 

as inspiration for their floral 

masterpieces. 

“As proponents of the American 

spirit, the Tournament of Roses 

encourages people to find beauty 

in the landscape that builds the 

backdrop of their lives,” said 

2016 Tournament of Roses 

President Mike Matthiessen. “By 

teaming up with the National 

Park Service, we hope to 

illuminate how communities 

across the country can uncover 

enriching adventures.” 

The “Find Your Adventure” theme 

is a nod to “Find Your Park,” a 

The Appalachian Trail Conservancy 

(ATC) has announced a five-year 

Strategic Plan that will advance the 

health and long-term management 

of the Appalachian Trail (A.T.). 

The Appalachian Trail is one of 

the longest continuously marked 

footpaths in the world, measuring 

roughly 2,180 miles in length. The 

Trail goes through fourteen states 

along the crests and valleys of the 

Appalachian mountain range from 

the southern terminus at Springer 

Mountain, Georgia, to the Trail’s 

northern terminus at Katahdin, 

Maine. 

Known as the “A.T.,” it has been 

estimated that 2-3 million people 

visit the Trail every year and about 

1,800–2,000 people attempt to 

“thru-hike” the Trail. People from 

across the globe are drawn to the 

A.T. for a variety of reasons: to 

reconnect with nature, to escape 

the stress of city life, to meet new 

people or deepen old friendships, 

or to experience a simpler life. 

The strategic plan is the culmination 

of a two-year collaborative process 

between the ATC and the ATC’s 

board of directors. It is a vision 

and strategy that will build on 

the organization’s stewardship of 

the Trail while also aligning with 

the priorities of the National Park 

Service and the U.S. Forest Service. 

The plan is the first of its kind to be 

created and put into action since 

the Appalachian Trail Conference 

became the Appalachian Trail 

Conservancy in 2005, and identifies 

the following key goals: Proactive 

Protection, Engaged Partners, 

Effective Stewardship, Broader 

Relevancy, and Strengthened 

Capacity & Operational Excellence. 

Together, these goals not only 

reinforce the idea that the Trail can 

be enjoyed by a variety of users 

in multiple ways, but also that the 

A.T. should be readily accessible 

to all who wish to be a part of the 

experience. 

“The Appalachian Trail, stretching 

from Maine to Georgia, puts 

a phenomenal National Park 

in the backyard of millions of 

Americans,” said Ron Tipton, 

executive director/CEO of the ATC. 

“We must be a part of preserving 

this wonderful hiking experience 

for future generations.” 

Your Adventure” for the 127th 

Rose Parade. The Rose Parade 

will take place Friday, January 

1, 2016 in Pasadena, California 

and will be followed by the 

102nd Rose Bowl Game. 

The Rose Parade is a part of 

America’s New Year Celebration 

- a treasured tradition that 

attracts millions of television 

viewers annually around the 

world. Rose Parade float 

designers will be encouraged to 

use the National Park Service’s 

Fish float, 

Rose Parade 2014 

two-year public engagement 

campaign in which the National 

Park Service and National Park 

Foundation, the official charity 

of America’s national parks, 

aim to increase awareness and 

excitement about the National 

Park Service’s Centennial 

celebration. 

www.nps.gov 

www.tournamentofroses.com 



YOUTH TRAVEL 

Millennial Traveller II 

Report Released 

New WYSE report shines light on “millennial” 

attitudes to travel 


35 

© Visions Service Adventures 

Professional visitors to ITB Berlin will be among the first to take advantage 

of information from the World Youth Student and Educational (WYSE) 

Travel Confederation’s “Millennial Traveller II” report – an insight into 

the use of travel agents, tour operators, airlines and hostels by millennial 

travellers. 

The World Youth Student 

and Educational (WYSE) 

Travel Confederation is 

a global not-for-profit 

membership organisation 

dedicated to promoting and 

developing opportunities 

for the youth, student 

and educational travel 

industry. WYSE Travel 

Confederation is endorsed 

by UNESCO and is a 

strategic partner and longstanding 

affiliate member 

of the United Nations World 

Tourism Organization 

(UNWTO). 

Youth, student and 

educational travel is an 

increasingly important 

sector of the international 

tourism market and was 

worth an estimated USD 

230 billion in 2013. Young 

people are travelling 

more, travelling further 

and looking for even more 

inspiring experiences. The 

generation now driving 

youth travel demand is 

the “millennials”, the 

demographic cohort born 

from the early 1980s to the 

early 2000s. 

MEET THE 

WYSE TRAVEL 

CONFEDERATION 

team and a number of its 

members on stand 106 in 

Hall 4.1 at ITB Berlin. 

WYSE Travel Confederation will 

also be running a series of onstand 

workshops throughout 

the event where you can gain 

the latest insight on a range of 

current topics within the youth, 

student and educational travel 

industry. Visit www.wysetc.org 

for more information. 

This generation is 

characterised by its 

familiarity with new 

technologies, having 

grown up with PCs, mobile 

phones and the internet. 

The millennial generation 

is therefore a highly 

connected generation that 

interacts with people and 

information in ways that 

are very different from 

their parents. 

Millennial travellers are 

growing up in a world 

where travel is easier and 

relatively cheaper than 

for previous generations 

and they are taking full 

advantage of this to travel 

the globe in search of new 

experiences. 

The Millennial Traveller 

survey was designed and 

conducted in June 2014 in 

order to capture a snapshot 

of the behaviours, 

experiences and attitudes 

of the millennial traveller. 

The first part of the 

report was published in 

November 2014, with 

the second following in 

January 2015. A Chinese 

Millennial Traveller report 

will be launched during ITB 

Berlin with WYSE Travel 

Confederation hosting 

a workshop on its stand 

during this year’s event to 

accompany the launch. 

WYSE Travel Confederation 

has kindly allowed ITB 

Berlin News to publish 

some its key findings. Free 

executive summaries of 

the first two parts of the 

report are available online 

via the website: 

www.wysetc.org/research. 

…THE ROLE OF TRAVEL 

AGENTS IS CHANGING, AS MORE 

AND MORE PROVIDERS ARE 

ABLE TO OFFER SERVICES 

DIRECTLY TO TRAVELLERS AND 

ALLOW THEM TO PACKAGE 

THEIR OWN HOLIDAYS… 

THE EVOLVING ROLE 

OF TRAVEL AGENTS 

According to the survey, 

the role of travel agents 

is changing, as more and 

more providers are able 

to offer services directly 

to travellers and enable 

them to package their own 

holidays. The traditional 

retail function of travel 

agents has increasingly 

shifted towards the 

provision of added-value 

services, such as travel 

advice and providing price 

competitive products. 

Travel agents are also 

shifting towards online 

bookings in order to 

compete with other 

providers. When asked 

about the most important 

features of a travel agent 

Youth summer camp 

website, millennial 

travellers emphasised 

special offers and 

destination information. 

Millennial travellers are 

likely to prefer specialist 

youth or student travel 

agencies over mainstream 

travel agencies to arrange 

their trips. Even though 

they do not have a preferred 

travel agent, respondents 

that had used the services 

of a travel agent said that 

they would use the same 

one again. 

Millennial travel agent 

users are most likely to 

choose a travel agent 

based on cost, followed by 

good customer service and 

destination knowledge. 

LONGER LEAD 

TIMES FOR TOUR 

OPERATORS 

For millennial travellers 

who utilise tour operators, 

collecting new memories, 

learning about new 

cultures, and trying new 

foods, as well as sharing 

these memories via social 

media, were considered to 

be the factors that led to a 

great trip. Young travellers 

booking with tour 

operators generally have 

longer lead times than 

other young travellers. 

Cost, safety, knowledgeable 

staff and reputation are the 

elements that millennial 

travellers look for in a 

tour operator. When it 

comes to the elements that 

are important for a tour 

operator’s website, special 

offers, a photo gallery, tour 

specifications and feedback 

and ratings were chosen 

by a larger percentage of 

the millennial travellers. 

HOSTELS 

– LOCATION IS KEY 

Hostel features that came 

out most strongly were 

location, security and 

cleanliness. Friendly and 

helpful staff and free WiFi 

followed, also with ratings 

above 9 on a 10-point 

scale. The need to 

constantly stay connected 

is underlined by the high 

importance score given to 

access to free WiFi. 


Runway… Queensland style

OCEANIA 

REGION 

37 

© Tourism New Zealand 

MAIN TRAVEL 

DESTINATION 

Bright Outlook 

for Inbound Tourism 

in “Oz-Pacific” region 

IPK’s World Travel Monitor Reports - Travel Market 

Australia/New Zealand/Pacific Islands 

OCEANIA 

AUSTRALIA HALL 5.2 A / 119 

COOK ISLANDS HALL 5.2 / 104 

Australia / New 

Zealand / Pacific Islands 

(without Hawaii) 

welcomes about 9.2 

million foreign visitors 

per year. The average 

spending per visitor 

in this region is 2,000 

Euro per trip and the 

mean length of stay is 

about 11 nights. 

The by far most visited 

travel destination in 

the region is Australia 

(52%), followed by New 

Zealand (27%) and the 

Pacific Islands (21%). 

87% of the visitors 

to this region come 

for holiday / leisure 

and 13% for business 

purposes. The most 

important holiday type 

of the international 

visitors is touring (34%) 

followed by sun & 

beach holidays (21%) 

and city trips (10%). 

Also the segment 

cruises plays a role in 

this region (8%). 

Major source market for 

this region is Australia 

itself (21%) as well as 

Asian markets like 

above all China (13%) 

but also Japan (6%), 

Korea (6%), Singapore 

(4%), Malaysia (4%) 

furthermore the USA 

(9%) and UK (8%). 

Outlook for travel 

to Australia / New 

Zealand / Pacific Island 

is very good. Important 

growth markets for 

outbound trips like 

China and South 

East Asia are located 

nearby. Furthermore 

also tour holidays, the 

most important holiday 

type of the region, 

count to the growing 

market segments. 

TRAVEL DESTINATIONS 

OF INTERNATIONAL TRAVELLERS (market share) 

21% 

PACIFIC ISLANDS 

27% 

NEW ZEALAND 

52% 

AUSTRALIA 

Source: World Travel Monitor® 2013, IPK International 

FIJI ISLANDS HALL 5.2 A / 103 

KIRIBATI HALL 5.2 A / 104 

NOUVELLE CALÉDONIE HALL 5.2 A / 102 

NEW ZEALAND HALL 5.2 A / 119 

NIUE HALL 5.2 A 104 

PAPUA NEW GUINEA HALL 5.2 A / 106 

SAMOA HALL 5.2 A / 104 

SOLOMON ISLANDS HALL 5.2 A 104 

TAHITI (NEW CALEDONIE) HALL 5.2 A / 105 

TONGA HALL 5.2 A / 104 

TUVALU HALL 5.2 A / 104 

VANUATU HALL 5.2 A / 104 


38 REGION 

South Pacific 

The message for Tourism Professionals: “You’ve got to be carefully 

taught” about how to market the rare pearls… 

What are the key trends for tourism in South Pacific? We put the question 

to Chris Flynn, Regional Director-Pacific, Pacific Asia Travel Association 

(PATA), based in Sydney, Australia… 

Tourism in the South Pacific 

is seeing steady growth, 

albeit from a relatively 

low base when viewed 

in conjunction with other 

international regions. That, 

however, is to be expected, 

as we are talking about 

huge geographical spread, 

limited critical mass and 

challenging air capacity 

and connectivity serving 

these destinations. 

There is strong growth 

however, particularly in 

some key sectors. Cruise 

traffic in particularly is 

increasing at a rapid rate, 

especially from Australia, 

the South Pacific’s key 

source market. As new 

product is created by the 

cruise companies and the 

sector is becoming more 

affordable and desirable, 

this bodes well for the 

region. 

We are also seeing a shift 

in desire for niche and/or 

adventure tourism product 

such as Diving, Surfing 

and Cultural Tourism. The 

region can boast a plethora 

of opportunities when it 

comes niche product and 

opportunities. And as this 

industry well knows, it’s 

niche product that drive 

yield! 

What do you feel are the 

“best kept secrets” that 

travel professionals should 

know - the rare pearls? 

The South Pacific is without 

question one of the few 

pristine environments left 

on the planet. As such, 

IT’S NOW 

UP TO THE 

INDUSTRY 

TO TAKE A 

DEPARTURE 

FROM ITS 

MORE 

TRADITIONAL 

PATH AND FIND 

NEW GROUND 

it is imperative that this 

uniqueness be protected 

and nurtured. It’s not 

simply about growing 

visitor numbers, but 

about the protection of 

culture, heritage and the 

environment by attracting 

those travellers who 

understand and respect 

these core values. Moving 

forward, we thus need to 

create more awareness of 

the regions cultural and 

environmental diversity 

and sensitivity. Examples 

include the many distinct 

tribal peoples of Papua 

New Guinea, a country 

where three quarters of 

the world’s languages are 

spoken, or the mysterious 

stone monuments of Tonga 

and Samoa. Then there is 

the mysterious lost ancient 

city of Nan Madol on the 

island of Pohnepei, in 

Micronesia, a unique place 

where you canoe through 

the streets and channels. 

Each of these Islands and 

their people are different. 

They have unique stories to 

tell, and they are amazing! 

Research shows that more 

and more travellers are 

seeking destinations that 

offer rewarding, more 

authentic experiences as a 

way to escape their usual 

lives. There’s a growing 

trend for uniqueness 

of a product and/or 

destination, a distinct 

move away from the 

‘Bling’, as visitors opt for 

simpler, more transparent, 

culturally rich products 

and services. At last, we 

see an ever-increasing 

appreciation of the need 

to give back. If you take 

all this on board, where 

in the world can you find 

such a place… and in many 

Nan Madol ruins. Pohnpei island, Micronesia 

© CT Snow 

Chris Flynn 

Regional Director-Pacific, 

Pacific Asia Travel Association (PATA) 

different and varied forms? 

The Pacific! 

It’s now up to the industry 

to take a departure from its 

more traditional path and 

find new ground, seeking 

new ways to actively 

promote and position the 

Pacific. If they do, they 

will attract new visitors; 

those willing to pay for the 

privilege of visiting this 

last frontier. 

More precisely, what could 

be done better when it 

comes to promoting these 

regions? 

The Pacific is made up of 

small island communities 

with small populations and 

economies to match. With 

approx. 6m people living 

in the region and 4.5m 

located just in PNG, then 

you can see the essence of 

the problem. How do the 

island nations of the region 

compete with the massive 

budgets of some of their 

competitor destinations? 

The answer is… they can’t. 

Determining the best and 

most cost effective way to 

promote their destination 

is therefore critical. 

New marketing tools that 

offer opportunities to 

penetrate and influence 

travellers or potential 

travellers are emerging 

every day. These 

offer unprecedented 

opportunities for small 

or emerging destinations 

to capitalise on these 

growing technologies. 

Understanding them and 

how to maximise them is 

key. PATA works with the 

key tourism disruptors 

or influences as a means 

of educating its members 

on how to embrace these 

opportunities so as to 

make budgets go further 

and penetrate deeper. 

In the future, the ability 

to customise products 

and services rather than 

just mass-produce or 

commoditise a destination 

will be the key to success. 



OCEANIA 

REGION 

39 

The Land Where Time Stands Still 

Papua New Guinea is increasingly seen as THE destination where one 

goes “back in time” 

European leisure travel 

to PNG increased 

by 16% in the 2014 

(even though it’s still 

small numbers). ITB 

Berlin is thus essential 

for the country’s 

Inbound Operators 

and products who can 

meet here face to face 

with European product 

managers. In their 31 st 

year as exhibitors at 

ITB Berlin, Papua New 

Guinea is promoted at 

the show as a place 

where time “feels like 

it is standing still”... 

We asked Rhett Lego, 

Account Director 

Europe, PNG Tourism 

Promotion Authority, 

what the key factors 

are that make this 

destination interesting 

today… 

1/ 

CULTURAL DIVERSITY! 

Travellers can experience 

very ancient cultures first 

hand. 800 indigenous 

languages exist in the 

country; this is about the 

third of the world’s tongues. 

The traditional Melanesian 

cultures – more than 200 

have been identified – are 

kept alive in elaborate 

rituals. The best way to 

experience this colourful 

diversity is to attend one of 

the cultural festivals, called 

sing sings, where groups 

from all over the country 

sing and dance. The biggest 

and most impressive 

ones are Mount Hagen 

and Goroka Show held in 

August and September. 

2/ 

DIVING! 

Papua New Guinea is 

internationally recognised 

as one of the best dive 

destinations in the world. 

Many international awardwinning 

photos have been 

taken in this underwater 

paradise. Located in the 

Coral Triangle of marine 

biodiversity, Papua New 

Guinea has the highest 

diversity of tropical fish and 

coral in the world. With 

dive operators offering 

land-based and live-aboard 

diving along 17.000 km of 

coastline and 45.000sq 

km of reef systems, divers 

can enjoy minimal contact 

with other dive groups. The 

huge diversity of diving 

sites includes barrier reefs, 

coral walls, coral gardens, 

patch reefs, fringing reefs, 

sea grass beds, coral atolls 

and wrecks. 

IT’S A LOT 

EASIER, 

SAFER AND 

POTENTIALLY 

CHEAPER TO 

TRAVEL TO 

PNG THAN ONE 

WOULD THINK 

3/ 

ADVENTURES IN 

MAGNIFICENT 

NATURAL SCENERY! 

Visitors can spend their 

holidays trekking remote 

jungle tracks of Kokoda, Mt. 

Wilhelm (with 4.509 metres 

the country’s highest 

mountain), Bulldog and 

Black Cat treks in Morobe 

or the Baining trek in East 

New Britain. Cruising 

the mighty Sepik River 

or Surfing the waves in 

Vanimo also forms part of 

the adventure attractions. 

4/ 

BIRD LOVERS’ 

PARADISE! 

Papua New Guinea is home 

to some 700 species of 

birdlife, including parrots, 

pigeons, hornbills and 

cassowaries (PNG’s largest 

bird), but it is best known 

for the brilliantly coloured 

Bird of Paradise. 38 of the 

world’s 43 known species 

can be found in PNG. The 

bird’s courtship dance 

is imitated by the Huli 

Wigman in their traditional 

dances. 

Would it be true to say that 

this is truly one of the last 

untouched wildernesses in 

the world? 

Definitely. PNG is home 

to the largest area of 

intact rain forest outside 

of the Amazon. Vast 

tracts of the country are 

wild und undeveloped, 

with magnificent scenery 

that ranges from pristine 

coral atolls to volcanic 

mountains, dense tropical 

rainforest and large rivers. 

The mainland is divided by 

the Owen Stanley Range, 

a massive central spike 

with peaks towering over 

4,000m. Great rivers begin 

their journey to the sea from 

these mountains, among 

them the mighty Sepik 

River, one of the world’s 

longest waterways. Except 

the Highlands Highway, 

there nearly are no roads. 

One needs to travel by 

plane. 

What makes Papua New 

Guinea village cultures so 

different to anywhere else? 

The ancient cultures 

remain very strong in 

the villages. Traditions, 

customs and rituals still 

play an important role 

in daily life. Within one 

region, village cultures can 

be very different. Visitors 

to country areas, especially 

in the Highlands, will often 

find local variations in 

village construction, dialect 

and dress. The village 

communities still live from 

subsistence farming. Pigs 

are very important in the 

local culture: they indicate 

the wealth of a man. On 

New Ireland, locals can still 

pay with shell money (Kina 

shells) when they come 

from very remote areas 

and don’t have any money. 

The Tolaï Exchange Bank 

changes shell money into 

Kina (the PNG currency). 

More and more villages 

build guesthouses to be able 

to offer accommodation 

for visitors. A truly unique 

experience to spend one 

or several nights within 

the village community 

and participate in the 

locals’ daily life. The 

village people are the most 

welcoming people as long 

as one doesn’t cross their 

land without permission 

or invitation. There still is 

some pioneer atmosphere/ 

feeling when one does a 

village stay. PNG remains 

a land for travellers, not 

for mass tourism. Online 

bookings for village stays 

are possible through the 

platform villagehuts.com 

What will the key message 

be for ITB Berlin 2015? 

Papua New Guinea boasts 

world class experiences 

that are not limited to 

group travellers, but 

also available for free 

independent travellers. 

It’s a lot easier, safer and 

potentially cheaper to travel 

to PNG than one would 

think. Free independent 

travellers can easily get 

around as long as they plan 

their itinerary carefully and 

are smart travellers. Many 

European tour operators 

and travel agencies are able 

to put together an array of 

experiences 

that suit the 

individual 

travellers’ 

needs. 

Hall 5.2A 

Stand 106 

© kirklandphootos 


40 REGION 

© Tourism Western Australia 

The Bungle Bungle Ranges 

Western Australia – the Final Frontier? 

With unprecedented growth and investment, Western Australia is becoming a choice 

destination in its own right 

Tourism is booming in Western Australia, and when one gazes upon the 

landscapes, it’s easy to see why, especially as it’s becoming easier to get 

there! We asked Stephanie Buckland, CEO Tourism Western Australia to tell 

us more… 

It has never been 

easier to visit Western 

Australia. Since 2011, 

four international airlines 

have added Perth to 

their networks, including 

Qatar Airways and Etihad 

Airways. Both airlines 

offer daily services into 

Perth. Emirates and 

Singapore Airlines have 

also increased services 

on the Perth route. In 

addition Perth Airport is 

undergoing a $750 million 

redevelopment, which will 

make travelling in and out 

of Western Australia even 

easier for passengers. 

Perth is going through a 

phase of unprecedented 

growth and investment. 

The transformation will 

make the most of the city’s 

natural beauty and iconic 

Swan River. New riverside 

and city precincts will be 

created for visitors and 

locals to explore as well as 

a new 60,000-seat stadium 

for major events and a new 

State museum. In addition, 

around 1,900 new hotel 

rooms will be built in Perth 

over the next five years. 

New hotel brands such 

as Ritz-Carlton and the 

Westin will call Perth home 

for the first time. 

Significant investments 

have been made in terms 

of caravan and camping 

grounds. Over the next few 

years, 450 new camp sites 

will open in WA’s popular 

national parks along with 

new and upgraded walk, 

bike and drive trails. 

Visitors will also be able 

to access Wi-Fi at selected 

camping grounds. This 

is very relevant for the 

sizable German self-drive 

market. In fact 20% of 

all international caravan 

and camping visitors 

are German. Western 

Australia offers a great 

range of Aboriginal 

tourism products. The 

Western Australian 

Indigenous Tourism 

Operators Council – which 

is the only body of its kind 

in Australia - represents 

more than 65 Aboriginal 

PERTH IS THE 

SUNNIEST 

CAPITAL CITY 

IN AUSTRALIA 

tourism operators who 

work in fields ranging 

from accommodation, 

traditional dance and 

Dreamtime stories to 

contemporary history, 

bush tours and art. 

How are your feeder 

markets developing? 

Visitor numbers to WA 

from Germany were up 

8.4 per cent in the year to 

September 30, 2014, with 

a total of 30,900 visitors. 

The three-year average for 

the period September 2011 

to September 2014 shows 

the number of Germans 

visiting WA increased by 

6.6 per cent. Visitor spend 

from the German market 

was also up in the 12 

months to September 30, 

2014. Over that period 

Germans visiting WA spent 

$78 million, which is an 

increase of 1.9 per cent 

on the previous year. The 

three-year average visitor 

spend from Germany grew 

by 12.2 per cent, which 

was greater than Australia 

as a whole with only 6 per 

cent spend increase for the 

three years from September 

2011 to September 2014. 

Working with travel trade 

is a key part of maintaining 

this growth and will help 

Tourism Western Australia 

achieve its goal to double 

the value of tourism in 

Western Australia from 

$6 billion in 2010 to $12 

billion by 2020. 

What makes Perth so 

special compared to other 

major cities in the “Great 

Southern Land”? 

Perth is the sunniest 

capital city in Australia but 

there is more to this young 

modern city than just 

endless sunshine. The city 

is bustling with new bars, 

restaurants, shopping and 

cultural spaces, which host 

some world-class events. 

Perth is also home to Kings 

Park – one of the world’s 

largest inner city parks – 

beautiful wineries, and the 

stunning beaches. 

What will be WA’s key 

promotional points at ITB 

Berlin? 

Western Australia is an 

extraordinary self-drive 

and caravan and camping 

destination, and as a side 

note, for those who don’t 

want to go on a self-drive 

circuit, there are also 

guided tours available 

that offer the same 

experiences. Visitors to 

Western Australia can have 

real outdoor adventures in 

beautiful natural scenery. 

Western Australia offers 

many Aboriginal tourism 

experiences. Visitors can 

discover WA in a most 

authentic way. For example 

by going spearfishing 

with Brian Lee at Cape 

Leveque or participating 

in an overnight kayak 

tour in François Peron 

National Park with Darren 

Capewell. Perth is not 

only the closest gateway 

to Australia, but also a city 

well worth visiting. 

Hall 5.2A 

Stand 119 



OCEANIA 

REGION 

41 

The Lure of Pristine 

Waters and White Sands 

European incomings up over 10% in South 

Pacific Islands 

Danielle 

Genty-Nott 

Regional Manager UK and 

Europe, Tourism New Zealand 

Major Rise in 

US and German 

Incoming Tourists 

for NZ 

Samoa, Vanuatu and Cook 

Islands report an increase of 

over ten percent in incoming 

European tourists in the latest 

accounting period (Q2 2013 / 

Q2 2014), amounting to 52,294 

tourists. 

The Samoa Tourism Authority (STA) 

will be exhibiting at ITB Berlin 2015 

with the South Pacific Tourism 

Organisation in Hall 5.2a/104. 

Visitors will be able to meet Samoa 

Tourism Authority’s new Travel Trade 

Manager UK and Europe, Davina 

Took, on the stand. 

Samoa, Vanuatu and Cook Islands 

underline that they are present this 

year at ITB Berlin to create new 

business contacts and strengthen 

existing business relationships 

amongst exhibitors, tourism and key 

travel industries from Europe and UK. 

Four private sector companies from 

the region; Adventure in Paradise 

(Vanuatu) Oceanic Travel & Tours 

(Samoa), Turama Pacific and Pacific 

Resorts Hotel Group (Cook Island) 

are also present this year, aiming to 

enhance the visibility and increase 

the promotion of the South Pacific 

brand in Europe as a safe, different 

and truly romantic get away. 

NEW HOTEL OPENINGS 

The newly opened Return to Paradise 

Resort is located on a beach in the 

Matautu-Lefaga village that even the 

Samoans call special. The resort is 

100% Samoan owned and operated, 

meaning every penny spent at the 

resort is creating jobs and helping 

develop local economies across the 

island. 

The newly refurbished Sheraton 

Samoa Aggie Grey’s Resort re-opened 

on 15 January 2015 as a Starwood 

Hotel situated along a 100-metre 

white sand beach, just a five-minute 

drive from Faleolo International 

Airport. The resort also boasts an 18- 

hole championship golf course. 

Opening 01 May 2015 (TBC), the 

Sheraton Samoa Aggie Grey’s Hotel 

and Bungalows, situated just three 

miles east of the country’s capital, 

Apia, will present the utmost in 

contemporary design with plush 

interiors and a stylish finish. 

SAMOA TOURISM EXCHANGE 

AND FAM TRIP 

Product/Contract/Sales managers 

are invited to visit the stand to put 

in an application for a place on the 

upcoming Samoa Tourism Exchange, 

8 – 15 May 2015. The exchange will 

include a fully-hosted FAM Trip with 

return flights and tickets to the Samoa 

Tourism Exchange 

Roadshow. 

Hall 5.2 A 

Stand 104 

New Zealand comes to ITB Berlin with a broad smile, 

and positive news. December saw over 400,000 

tourist arrivals in the country, marking the highest 

number of visitors ever recorded for any month, 

pushing total total arrivals to over 2.8 million. 

According to Danielle Genty- 

Nott, Regional Manager UK 

and Europe, Tourism New 

Zealand, “It has been a stellar 

year of growth which we 

expect to see continue into 

2015.” 

Overall growth has been 

supported by strong holiday 

arrivals from Western 

markets with holiday arrivals 

from Germany and the US up 

18.8% and 11.6% respectively. 

“These figures are outstanding 

for the industry as both 

Germany and the US are 

long-staying, high-value 

visitors. We know that these 

results are strongly linked to 

our efforts in promoting New 

Zealand as the real Middleearth,” 

stated Genty-Nott. 

Holiday results are also strong 

out of the Asian markets of 

Singapore (up 9.9 per cent), 

Japan (+ 6.7%), Korea (+ 9.9%) 

and China (+ 15.2%). 

This year at ITB Berlin, 

Tourism New Zealand will 

be promoting the benefits of 

travelling to New Zealand in 

Spring and Autumn (shoulder 

seasons), as well as the 

growing special interests of 

walking and cycling as well 

as their premium product 

offering. Major upcoming 

TOURISM 

NEW ZEALAND 

PLANS TO 

CONTINUE WITH 

ITS “100% PURE 

NEW ZEALAND” 

BRAND 

CAMPAIGN 

events in New Zealand such 

as FIFA U-20 World Cup 2015 

and World Masters Games 

2017 will also be up for 

discussion. 

Tourism New Zealand 

plans to continue with its 

“100% Pure New Zealand” 

brand campaign, as well 

as campaigns specifically 

targeting youth audiences. 

Our current campaign concept 

is “Everyday a different 

journey” which highlights the 

diverse range of experiences 

New Zealand has to offer, all 

within close proximity to one 

another. 

Hall 5.2 A 

Stand 119 


42 

HOSPITALITY / RESTAURANTS / BARS 

WHERE 

TO GOIN 

BERLIN 

WWW.WHERETOGOINBERLIN.COM 

CLUBS / EVENTS / SHOPPING / CULTURE 

InterContinental Relations 

The German capital through the eyes of the GM of the great establishment 

While Berlin has many attractions, the 

InterContinental hotel, at the crossroad of 

Berlin Mitte and the City West, reflects the 

dynamics of the German capital as it is today. 

We asked General Manager Robert Herr, what 

makes this city different and why people 

should stay on a little longer after IFA. 

Berlin is a city of tremendous diversity and 

variation, with world famous cultural sites, 

small hidden treasures, and in between space 

for unlimited opportunities – there are lots of 

things to discover and experience for Berlin 

visitors, including international events such as 

the film festival “Berlinale”, international art 

exhibitions such as Moma & Wei Wei. Berlin's 

vibrant cultural scene has a lot to offer. 

There are over 170 museums and collections, 

300 galleries and numerous special exhibitions 

and festivals. Three internationally renowned 

opera houses, a federal ballet, seven symphony 

orchestras, 15 chamber orchestras and about 850 

choirs wait to be discovered. Musical theatres, 

federal as well as private stages, continue the 

capital's long theatrical history. 

Entertainment and arts are as exciting as they are 

diverse. Not to miss is the Reichstag - the place 

of the Government of the Federal Republic. It 

used to be the government seat of the German 

Empire and the Weimar Republic as well. The 

newly designed glass dome offers a great view 

of the city. You need to register for entry in 

advance. 

Berlin celebrated the 25 th anniversary of the 

falling of the Berlin Wall a few months ago. 

How important is it f or people to experience 

and relive this dark period? 

Keeping memories alive and celebrating this 25 th 

anniversary was important to make sure that 

this period will not happen 

again as well as to honour 

the hundreds of wall victims 

who lost their lives in the 

battle for freedom and free 

speech. 

What’s different about 

the “InterConti”? 

The InterContinental Berlin 

is a long-standing landmark 

of Berlin’s city west with 

its eponymous chessboard 

façade. Since opening in 

1958, the InterContinental 

Berlin has been one of the 

hubs of Berlin’s cultural 

life. The great “insider 

knowledge” of my team to 

all the city’s treasures helps 

guests to experience Berlin 

at its best. 

Within the Visit Berlin 

project Family City Berlin, the Hotel has been 

recommended since January 2013 as a familyfriendly 

partner Hotel. Furthermore the Hotel 

participates with the pink pillow Berlin Collection, 

a Hotel alliance that will work together to 

welcome and reach out to LGBT travellers in a 

variety of ways. 

CLICK HERE FOR THE LATEST 

CONCIERGE “HOT PICKS” 

FROM THE “INTERCONTI” 

Robert Herr 

General Manager, 

InterContinental Berlin hotel 

Since opening 

in 1958, the 

InterContinental 

Berlin has been one 

of the hubs of Berlin’s 

cultural life. 



43 

WHERE 

TO GOIN 

BERLIN 

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Metro: 

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ITB QUICKFINDER 

4-8 MARCH 2015 

Exhibition Grounds 

Geländeplan 

Shuttle Busses 

Shuttle Linien 

Fairground Shuttle 

Gelände-Shuttle 

Catering Guide 

Gastro-Führer 

Open Exits Evening Hours 

Nachtausgänge 

Services 

Service 

Exhibitors from A to Z 

Austeller von A bis Z 

© Hons084

EXHIBITION GROUNDS 

GELÄNDEPLAN 

Hall 5.2 A / Stand 102 Hall 26 C / Stand 309 Hall 5.2 B / Stand 205-205a 

Hall 26 A / Stand 120 

Hall 26 A / Stand 106c 

Hall 6.1 / Stand 160 Hall 9 / Stand 101 Hall 9 / Stand 202 

Hall 9 / Stand 316 Hall 9 / Stand 202 

#2 www.itb-berlin.com

Hall 26 A / Stand 131 Hall 26 A / Stand 130 

Hall 3.1 / Stand 131 

Hall 22 B / Stand 207 Hall 22 A / Stand 104 

Hall 4.2 / Stand 201-201a-c Hall 18 / Stand 125a 

Hall 1.2 / Stand 104 

Hall 17 / Stand 108 

Hall 6.2 A / Stand 103a 

Hall 25 / Stand 117 Hall 25 / Stand 135 Hall 9 / Stand 110 

Hall 25 / Stand 121 Hall 20 / Stand 127 

www.itb-berlin.com 

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SHUTTLE BUSSES & FAIRGROUND SHUTTLE 

SHUTTLE LINIEN & GELÄNDE-SHUTTLE 

AIRPORT SHUTTLE: LINE M2 

Transfer from Tegel Airport to ITB Berlin venue and return (3 – 8 March), duration on 

average 20-30 minutes 

Departure 

Entrance South 11:30 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. In the morning and in the evening the buses go every 30 minutes. 

From 12:30 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. the busses go every hour. 

PARK AND RIDE BUS SHUTTLE: LINE M1 

Transfer Olympischer Platz - Entrance South and return (4-8 March) daily: 8:30 a.m. - 7:30 p.m. 

The busses go every 15 minutes. 

CITY BUS SHUTTLE 

Our city bus shuttle takes you fast and comfortable to the ITB Berlin venue, Entrance South. Two lines are 

provided. Please note that the stops are not marked as ITB Berlin stops. The busses stop at the regular bus 

stops of the Berlin public transport system. 

Unser City-Shuttle bringt Sie rasch zum Messegelände, Eingang Süd. 

Es gibt zwei verschiedene Linien. Bitte beachten Sie, dass die Haltestellen nicht durch die 

ITB Berlin gekennzeichnet sind. Die Shuttles halten an den Bushaltestellen des Berliner ÖPNV. 

Line A 

Bus-Stop 1: Unter den Linden / Friedrichstraße 

Bus-Stop 2: S+U Bahnhof Potsdamer Platz (Leipziger Platz) 

Line B 

Bus-Stop 1: U Wittenbergplatz 

Bus-Stop 2: U Kurfürstendamm (Kranzlereck) 

Bus-Stop 3: Olivaer Platz (Kurfürstendamm 61) 

ITB HOTEL SHUTTLE 

The ITB Hotel 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 Shuttle. You will receive the timetable and the necessary shuttle ticket in your hotel. 

POSTBUS SHUTTLE 

Central Train Station (Hauptbahnhof, exit Invalidenstr) to Entrance South: 4 – 6 March daily 8:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. 

Entrance South to Central Train Station : 4 – 6 March daily 4:00 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. 

The busses go every 30 minutes. 

Transfer Flughafen Berlin-Tegel zum Eingang Süd und zurück (3.-8. März), Fahrzeit 

durchschnittlich 20-30 Minuten 

Abfahrt 

Eingang Süd 11.30 Uhr - 19.00 Uhr 

Morgens und abends fahren die Busse alle 30 Minuten, zwischen 12:00 – 16:00 Uhr stündlich 

Transfer Olympischer Platz - Eingang Süd und zurück (4.-8. März) täglich: 8.30 Uhr - 19.30 Uhr 

Die Busse fahren alle 15 Minuten 

Bus-Stop 4: U Adenauerplatz 

Bus-Stop 5: S Halensee 

Morning / morgens: 

4-6.3. from 8:30 a.m. - 9:50 a.m., every 20 minutes 

7-8.3. from 8:30 a.m. - 10:00 a.m., every 30 minutes 

(Times of 1st bus stop / Abfahrtszeiten 1. Haltepunkt) 

Evening / abends: 

4-6.3. from 5:00 p.m. - 7:10 p.m., every 20 minutes 

7-8.3. 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. 

Mit dem ITB Hotel-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 Hotel-Shuttles. Den Fahrplan und das erforderliche Shuttle-Ticket erhalten Sie 

in Ihrem Hotel. 

Berliner Hauptbahnhof (Ausgang Invalidenstr) zum Eingang Süd: 4. – 6. März täglich 8:30 – 11:30 Uhr 

Eingang Süd zum Berliner Hauptbahnhof: 4. – 6. März täglich 16:00 – 19:30 Uhr 

Die Busse fahren alle 30 Minuten. 

FAIRGROUND SHUTTLE 

GELÄNDE-SHUTTLE 


CATERING GUIDE & OPEN EXITS EVENING HOURS 

GASTRO-FÜHRER & NACHTAUSGÄNGE 

CATERING GUIDE 

GASTRO-FÜHRER 

EXITS EVENING HOURS 

NACHTAUSGÄNGE 

Open exits after 7 p. m. 

Geöffnete Ausgänge 

nach 19.00 Uhr 

Gate 25 

Tor 25 

South Exit 

Ausgang Süd 

Hall 7 

Halle 7 

Hall 16 

Halle 16 

North Exit 

Ausgang Nord 


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SERVICES 

SERVICE 

Airports 

Information: +49 30 60911150 

Hotline for both airports: Tegel and 

Schönefeld, www.berlin-airport.de 

Assistance for People with Disabilities/ 

Wheelchair services 

Hall 4.2, Telephone: +49 30 3038-5837 

Banks/Cash Machines 

Cash machines: CityCube Berlin, Entrance 

foyer, Hall 1.2b/2.2b, Hall 14.1, Hall 19 

Cash Truck „ZasterLaster“, Entrance South 

ReiseBank at the branch office “Zoological 

Garden” railway station, 

Telephone: +49 30 8817117 

Business Center 

Messe Berlin GmbH, 

E-mail: business-center@messe-berlin.de 

(photo copies, fax, telephone, 

e-mail, Internet, PC, scanner, printer, notebook 

connection, business cards, top up prepaid 

cards, SIM-cards, USB flash drive, internat. 

power adapter) 

• Grosser Stern, level 3, 

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 3038-4138 

CityCube Berlin, Entrance foyer, 

opposite O-Rooms, 

Telephone: +49 30 3038-4129, 

Fax: +49 30 3038-4137 

Business Point 

ITB Business Points powered 

by Blacklane from 4.-8.3. 

in halls 25/127 & 18/129 

Your place for appointments and trade 

business in an extraordinary seating area 

ITB Buyers Circle Zone – for ITB Buyers Circle 

members only, Wed.-Fri. Hall 26 

Catering (Capital Catering GmbH) 

• Stand Service for exhibitors: 

Telephone +49 30 3038-2993 

• Banquets Fairground: 

Telephone +49 30 3038-3950 

• Banquets CityCube: 

Telephone +49 30 3038-3914 

• Banquets Palais am Funkturm: 

Telephone +49 30 3038-1991 

• Restaurants on the fairground: 

Telephone +49 30 3038-3929 

• Funkturm Restaurant, 

Telephone: +49 30 3038-2996 

• Restaurant Brandenburg, Hall 24, 

Telephone: +49 30 3038-1912 

• Restaurant “Casino”, Hall 7.3, 

Telephone: +49 30 3038-1927 

• Restaurant “Panorama”, Halls 5.3-6.3, 

Telephone: +49 30 3038-1981 

Climate Protection 

Climate-conscious travel. ITB Berlin 

Cooperation Partner atmosfair GmbH 

Hall 4.1 / 256 

Cloakrooms/Luggage Lock-up 

Entrance South, Service Center Hall 7, Hall 9, 

Entrance East (Hall 14.1), Entrance North (Hall 

19), Hall 20/21, Hall 26/235, CityCube Berlin, 

Entrance Foyer (East) 

Fee: € 2.50 / garment, € 3.00 / luggage 

eTravel World 

Meetings, workshops and presentations about 

Social Media, Mobile Travel Services and Big 

Data, Hall 6.1, www.itb-berlin.com/etravel 

Exhibitor Service Counter 

Grosser Stern, level 3, 

Telephone: +49 30 3038-4123, -4125, -4127, 

Fax: +49 30 3038-4135 

VisitBerlin www.visitberlin.de, 

Telephone: +49 30 250025 

ITB Mobile Guide 

Download at www.itb-berlin.com/mobile 

Lost Children/Red Cross 

Hall 4.2, Telephone: +49 30 3038-5837 

Lost and Found 

Security Office, passageway between 

Halls 16/17, Telephone: +49 30 3038-1785 

Media Center 

ITB Berlin press team, editorial offices, 

PR Agencies (Halls 5.3 & 6.3) 

www.itb-berlin.com/press 

Pharmacy 

Witzleben Apotheke, 

Kaiserdamm 24/at the corner of Messedamm, 


Telephone: 0800 3011970, +49 30 93952030 

Delivery Service: 

Monday-Friday (8:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.), 

last orders until 2:00 p.m. for delivery on same day 

Photocopies/Printing 

See Business Center 

Police 

Emergency call to police: Telephone: 110 

District Office 22, Charlottenburger Chaussee 

75, 13597 Berlin 

Telephone: +49 30 4664-222701 

Police station in Hall 7, ground level, 

Telephone: +49 30 4664-200760, 

Fax: +49 30 4664-200799 

Post Office 

Postbank Finance Center 

Soorstraße 61 – 62, 14050 Berlin 

Mon – Fri: 9 a.m. – 6 p.m., Sat: 9 a.m. – 1 p.m. 

Prayers Room/Room of Silence 

For all confessions and pastoral care: 

Hall 6.2, entrance Summer 

Garden, Telephone: +49 30 3038-5858, 

+49 163 6095100 

Muslim Prayer Room Hall 19, Foyer West 

Press Stand 

Extensive selection of free international 

publications, foyer between Halls 6.2/5.2 

Public Transport 

BVG, Berliner Verkehrsbetriebe, 

Rates and Schedules, Telephone: +49 30 194 

49, Web: www.bvg.de 

S-Bahn Berlin GmbH, Rates and schedules, 

Telephone +49 30 297 43333, 

Web: www.s-bahn-berlin.de 

Shipment (brochure material) 

INFOX Package Station 

National and international shipment of 

brochure materials for visitors, credit or debit 

cards only, Foyer Hall 1.1/2.1 

Taxi ranks 

CityCube Berlin – Messedamm, 

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 Office 

MB Capital Services GmbH, Thüringer Allee 12, 


Telephone: +49 30 3069-6969, 

Fax: +49 30 3069-6930 

Apotheke 

Witzleben Apotheke, 

Kaiserdamm 24/ Ecke Messedamm, 


Telefon: +49 30 9395 2030, 0800 3011970 

Messe-Lieferservice: Bestellannahme 

von Mo-Fr (8-14 Uhr) 

Lieferung Mo-Fr bis 18 Uhr 

Auskunft 

Inland: 11833, Ausland: 11834 

Aussteller-Service-Counter 

Grosser Stern, Ebene 3 

Telefon: +49 30 3038-4123, -4125, -4127, 

Fax: +49 30 3038-4135 

Banken/Geldautomaten 

Geldautomaten: CityCube Berlin 

Eingangsfoyer (ZE1), 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/Rollstuhlverleih 

Halle 4.2 Kopffoyer, Telefon: +49 30 3038-5837 

Berliner Verkehrsbetriebe BVG, S-Bahn 

Tarif- und Fahrplanauskunft: +49 30 19449, 

www.bvg.de 

Business Center 

Messe 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) 

• Grosser Stern, Ebene 3, 

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 

• CityCube Berlin Eingangsfoyer 

(ZE1, gegenüber O-Räumen), 

Telefon: +49 30 3038-4129, 

Fax: +49 30 3038-4137 

Business Point 

ITB Business Points powered 

by Blacklane vom 4.-8.3. 

in Halle 25/127 & 18/129 

Ihr Platz für Termine & Messegeschäfte in 

einer außergewöhnlichen Umgebung 

ITB Buyers Circle Zone – nur für ITB Buyers 

Circle Mitglieder, Mi.-Fr. Halle 26 

Deutsche Bahn 

Fahrplan-, Tarifauskunft, Buchung, 

Reservierung 

Telefon: 0180 6 99 66 33 (0,20 Euro/Min. aus 

dem dt. Festnetz), 0800 1 507090 (kostenlose 

Fahrplanansage). www.bahn.de 

Erste Hilfe, DRK Stationen, ärztlicher 

Dienst Notruf DRK-Messegelände 

Telefon: +49 30 3038-2222 

Halle 3.2, Halle 4.2, Halle 9, 

Halle 12/13 (Übergang), 

Kleiner Stern oben (Übergang Halle 17/18), 

Halle 20/21 (Übergang), Halle 26c, CityCube 

Eingangsfoyer (ZE1) 

eTravel World 

Meetings, Workshops und Präsentationen 

rund um Social Media, Mobile Travel Services 

und Big Data, Halle 6.1, itb-berlin.de/etravel 

Feuerwehr-Notruf direkt 

Betriebsfeuerwehr Messe Berlin 

Telefon +49 30 3038-3112 

Gastronomie 

(Capital Catering GmbH) 

• Messestand-Service für Aussteller: 

Telefon +49 30 3038-2993 

• Bankett Messegelände: 

Telefon +49 30 3038-3950 

• Bankett CityCube: Telefon +49 30 3038-3914 

• Bankett Palais am Funkturm: 

Telefon +49 30 3038-1991 

• Restaurants auf dem Messegelände: 

Telefon +49 30 3038-3929 

• Funkturm Restaurant, 

Telefon : +49 30 3038-2996 

• Restaurant Brandenburg, Hall 24, 

Telefon : +49 30 3038-1912 

• Restaurant “Casino”, Hall 7.3, 

Telefon : +49 30 3038-1927 

• Restaurant “Panorama”, Halls 5.3-6.3, 

Telefon : +49 30 3038-1981 

Gebetsräume/Raum der Stille 

Konfessionsunabhängig (auch Seelsorge): 

im Zugangsbereich der Halle 6.2, 

(Sommergarten), Telefon: +49 30 3038-5858, 

Mobil: +49 163 6095100 

Moslemischer Gebetsraum: an Halle 19, 

Foyer West 

Hotelreservierung/Reisearrangement/ 

Incoming 

HRS www.hrs.de/hotel/de/berlin, 

Telefon: +49 221 2077 500 

VisitBerlin www.visitberlin.de, 

Telefon: +49 30250025 

ITB Mobile Guide 

Download unter www.itb-berlin.de/mobil 

Kartenvertrieb/Kassen/Tickets 

MB Capital Services GmbH, Thüringer Allee 12, 


Telefon: +49 30 30696969, 

Fax +49 30 30696930 

Klimaschutz 

Klimabewusst reisen. ITB Berlin 

Kooperationspartner atmosfair gGmbH, 

Halle 4.1 / 256 

Kinder-Sammelstelle/DRK 

Halle 4.2 Kopffoyer, Telefon: +49 30 3038-5837 

Medienzentrum 

Presseteam der ITB Berlin, Redaktionsbüros, 

PR-Agenturen (Hallen 5.3 & 6.3), 

www.itb-berlin.de/presse 

Polizei 

Polizei-Notruf direkt, Telefon: 110 

Abschnitt 22, Charlottenburger Chaussee 75, 


Telefon: +49 30 4664-222701 

Anzeigenaufnahme, Polizeiwache Service- 

Center Halle 7, 1. OG 

Telefon: +49 30 4664-200760, 

Fax: +49 30 4664-200799 

www.berlin.de/polizei 

Postfiliale 

Postbank Finanzcenter, Soorstraße 61 – 62 

14050 Berlin, Telefon +49 30 3039-6151 

Mo – Fr. 9–18 Uhr, Sa. 9–13 Uhr 

Pressestand 

Umfassendes Angebot an internationalen 

Zeitschriften, Foyer Hallen 6.2/5.2 

Taxi-Anfahrtstellen 

CityCube Berlin – Messedamm, Eingang Süd, 

Tor 9, Eingang Ost (Halle 14/15), 

Eingang Nord (Halle 19) 

Taxiruf-Vorbestellungen 

Funk Taxi Berlin, Telefon: +49 30 261026 

Taxi-Ruf City Funk, Telefon: +49 30 210202 

Würfelfunk, Telefon: +49 30 210101 

Fire Department – Emergency Call 

Plant Fire Brigade Messe Berlin 

Telephone: +49 30 30 38 31 12 

First Aid – DRK (Red Cross) Physician 

Emergency calls 

Telephone +49 30 3038-2222 

Hall 3.2, Hall 4.2, Hall 9, Hall 26c, and 

passageways between Halls 12/13, 17/18, 

and 20/21 

CityCube Berlin, Entrance foyer (next to 

porter’s office) 

Wheelchairs/Lost Children: Hall 4.2, 

Telephone: +49 30 3038-5837 

Hotel Reservations/Travel Arrangements 

HRS www.hrs.de/hotel/de/berlin, 

Telephone: +49 221 2077 500 

Tourist Information 

Berlin Tourismus & Kongress GmbH 

Am Karlsbad 11, 10785 Berlin, 

Service-Hotline: +49 30 25002 

www.visitberlin.de 

Trains: Deutsche Bahn 

Service Hotline 0180 6 99 66 33 (0,20 Euros per 

minute from German landlines), 

www.bahn.com 

Visitors’ Meeting Point 

Entrance North (Lobby, Hall 19), 

Entrance South (Middle Foyer between 

Hall 1.2a and 2.2a) 

Wi-Fi 

FreeWifi, password: itb2015 

Flughäfen 

Info-Hotline 030 609 11150 für beide 

Flughäfen: Tegel und Schönefeld, 

www.berlin-airport.de 

Fotokopiermöglichkeit 

Siehe Business Center 

Fundbüro 

Pförtnerloge/Übergang Halle 16/17, 

Telefon: +49 30 3038-1785, 

Garderoben/Gepäckaufbewahrung 

Eingang Süd, Service Center Halle 7, Halle 9, 

Eingang Ost (Halle 14.1), Eingang Nord (Halle 

19), Halle 20/21, Halle 26/235, CityCube Berlin, 

Eingangsfoyer (Ost) 

Preis: 2,50 € / Garderobe, 3,00 € / Gepäck 

Treffpunkt für Besucher 

Nord: Vorhalle 19, 

Süd: Übergang Halle 1.2a/2.2a 

Touristen-Information 

Berlin Tourismus & Kongress GmbH, 

Am Karlsbad 11, 10785 Berlin 

Service-Hotline: +49 30 250025, 

www.visitberlin.de 

Versand (Prospektmaterial) 

INFOX Paketstation, Nationaler und 

internationaler Versand von 

Prospektmaterialien für Besucher, 

nur EC oder Kreditkarte, Foyer 1.1/2.1 

WLAN 

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“Die Bergischen Drei” Remscheid, 

Solingen, Wuppertal 8.2 103c 

1001 Events Tourism LLC 26.A 106a 

1001 Events Tourism LLC 22.B 210 

1AVista Reisen GmbH 25. 165 

2-LAND-Reisen Wirtschafts-förderungsges. 

Kreis Viersen 8.2 102b 

365 days of Armenia 

by SacVoyage Travel 3.2 115 

365 Travel 26.C 329 

3D RealityMaps GmbH 6.1 115 

4 Dreams Hotel*** Puerto de la Cruz 4.2 203 

4M Discovering Venice Tours 1.2 202 

4Travel Incoming Tour Operator 15.1 101 

9/11 Memorial & Museum 2.1 405 

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A Class Travel 26.C 311 

A La Carte Travel 2.2 109 

A True Bali Experience 26.A 120 

A&O Hotels and Hostels Holding AG 4.1 100 

A. A. Cálem 4.2 115 

A. Ramos Pinto 4.2 115 

A.T.R. Rent a Car 3.2 201 

AAA Travel 20. 134 

AAA-Bahia-Brasil 1.1 218 

AAA-Tour 2.1 112 

AAB - All About Belgium Incoming 10.2 104 

aachen tourist service e.v. 8.2 103c 

AAE All Asia Exclusive Co. Ltd. 26.B 221 

Aanari 20. 129 

Aanjager Waddenzee 

Werelderfgoed 4.1 255 

Aarya Village Travel 5.2A 116 

AAT Kings 5.2A 119 

AB Visit Blekinge, Regionaler 

Tourismusverband 18. 128a-e 

Abacus Tours 1.2 218 

Abano Montegrotto Tas Health 

Hotel Consorzio 1.2 202 

Abba Hotels 

4.2 101, 101a 

Abbey Tours 18. 122 

Abbey Tours Scotland 18. 123 

ABC Travel 1.2 110 

Abenteuer Afrika Safari 20. 114 

Abercrombie & Kent 21.A 108 

Abercrombie & Kent 1.1 104 

Abercrombie & Kent Tanzania Ltd. 21.A 123 

Aberdeenshire 18. 123 

ab-in-den-urlaub.at 8.1 112 

ab-in-den-urlaub.ch 8.1 112 

ab-in-den-urlaub.de 8.1 112 

ab-in-den-urlaub-deals.de 8.1 112 

Abjar Hotels International 22.A 103 

Aboriginal Tourism BC 2.1 491 

Abreu online 10.1 116b 

Abu Dhabi Tourism 

& Culture Authority 22.B 210 

AC Tours 18. 123 

Acacia Africa 20. 120 

Acacia Safaris 21.A 114 

Acampora Hotels & Travel - Gulliver 

Croatia - Hotel Miramare Ischia 1.2 206 

Acampora Travel 25. 131 

ACAVe - Incoming Travel Agencies - 4.2 202 

Accelya 6.1 127 

Access Southern Africa 20. 138 

Accor 5.2A 105 

Accor 9. 215 

Accor 21.B 208 

Accor Asia Pacific 26.C 321 

Accor Indonesia 26.A 120 

Accor Malaysia c/o Pullman 

Putrajaya Lakeside 26.A 121 

Accor Middle East 22.A 103 

Accor Place de Lille 

2.2 201, 201a 

Ace Rooms LTD 25. 133 

Ace Travels Maldives 5.2A 107 

acora Hotels und Wohnen 9. 110 

ACOYA Hotel Suites & Villas 3.1 135 

Acquaforte Travel Designer 1.2 202 

Across Africa 21.A 114 

Across Australia-Oceania 5.2A 119 

across spain DMC & Leisure Travel 4.2 202 

Active & Adventure Tours Mongolia 

/ Tour Mongolia 26.C 309 

Active India Holidays Pvt. Ltd. 5.2B 237 

Actual Adventure Pvt. Ltd. 5.2A 116 

Actuar Costa Rica 4.1 236 

AD ticket GmbH 7.2C 101 

Adalya Resort & Spa 3.2 201 

Adams Beach Hotel 

2.2 111, 111a 

Adelboden-Frutigen Tourismus 17. 101a-d 

Adobe Rent a Car 

3.1 236, 236b 

Adonis Tourism LLC 22.A 103 

Adramar S.A. 

4.2 101, 101a 

Adriana Travel 1.2 218 

adriatica.net Group / 

adriatica.net d.o.o. 1.2 219a 

Adsmundo 1.1 201 

Advanced Computer Technology (ACT) 8.1 113a 

Adventure & Fun Albania 1.2 214 

Adventure Carstensz 26.A 120 

Adventure Guatemala 3.1 232 

Adventure Indonesia 26.A 109, 120 

Adventure Myanmar Tour 

& Incentives 26.B 201 

Adventure Natural African Safaris 

(ADNAS) 21.A 114 

Adventure Pakistan 5.2A 120 

Adventure Pakistan (GBTOA) 5.2A 120 

Adventure Sumatra 26.A 120 

Adventure Tourism Association 

In Bosnia and Herzogovina ARA BIH 4.1 232 

Adventure Tours Pakistan (PATO) 5.2A 120 

Adventure Travel Trade Association 4.1 234 

Adventure Travel West Inc. 2.1 435 

AdventureMerc. 4.1 243 

Aegean Airlines S.A. 2.2 101 

Aegean Star Hotels 2.2 101 

Aeolos Beach Resort 2.2 101 

Aeolos Cyprus 25. 131 

Aeolos Malta 25. 131 

Aeolos Travel 

2.2 111, 111a 

Aer Lingus 18. 122 

AER Reisebüro Kooperation 5.1 111 

Aerodiana s.a.c 1.1 104 

Aeroflot, SkyTeam 9. 102 

Aerolineas Argentinas, SkyTeam 9. 102 

Aeromexico, SkyTeam 9. 102 

Aerostar hotel 2.1 122 

Aerowisata Hotels & Resorts 26.A 120 

AERTiCKET AG 5.1 111 

Aferry.eu GmbH 5.1 128 

Africa Safari Experts Ltd. 21.A 123 

African Adventure Experts 4.1 249 

African Dreams 21.A 120 

African Eagle 20. 138 

African Horizons 21.A 108 

African Hotels & Adventures 

and Three Cities Hotels Group 20. 138 

African Profile Safaris 20. 114 

African Quest Safaris 21.A 108 

African Secrets 20. 111 

African Synergy 20. 119 

African Travel Concept 20. 138 

Afrimac, Senegal 8.1 113a 

Afrodit Tours 3.1 112 

Aftab Kalout 7.2A 100 

Afyonkarahisar 3.2 201 

AG “Barrierefreie Reiseziele 

in Deutschland” 12. 102 

AG “Städte mit historischen 

Stadtkernen”, Brandenburg 12. 101 

AG Junges Land für Junge Leute, 

Mecklenburg-Vorpommern 4.1 111 

AGA International 

(Allianz Global Assistance) 25. 145 

Agència de Turismo 

de les Illes Balears (ATB) 4.2 101, 101a 

Agència Valenciana del Turisme 4.2 101, 101a 

Agency of Protected Areas 3.2 112 

Agentur Bräutigam 25. 101 

Agentur für Wirtschaftsförderung 

Cuxhaven, Cuxland-Tourismus 6.2A 103 

Agora Travel S.A. 2.2 117 

Agrotourism KG 2.1 110 

Ahava 23.B 203 

AHGZ - Matthaes Verlag GmbH 11.1 213 

AHLA Educational Institute 2.1 241 

Ahmet Aydeniz Maldives Pvt Ltd, 

Ayada Maldives 5.2A 107 

AHORN Berghotel Friedrichroda 8.1 127 

AHORN Hotel Am Fichtelberg 8.1 127 

AHORN Seehotel Templin 8.1 127 

Ahrtal-Tourismus Bad 

Neuenahr-Ahrweiler e.V. 8.2 103a 

AIANTA Tourism Organiz. 2.1 465 

AIC Service & Call Center GmbH 25. 184 

AIDA Cruises 6.2A 102, 104 

Aionas Travel 4.1 124 

Air Astana 26.C 300 

Air Austral 20. 132 

“Air Berlin PLC & Co. 

Luftverkehrs KG “ 25. 110 

Air Canada 2.1 491 

Air Dolomiti s.p.a. 1.2 109 

Air Europa Líneas Aéreas. S.A 4.2 106 

Air Europa, SkyTeam 9. 102 

Air France, SkyTeam 9. 102 

Air Greenland 18. 113 

Air Iceland 

18. 114, 114a 

Air Madagascar 20. 103 

Air Malta Plc 1.2 222 

Air Mauritius 20. 129 

Air Namibia 20. 114 

Air New Zealand 5.2A 119 

Air Niugini 5.2A 106 

Air Tahiti Nui 5.2A 105 

Aircalin - Verkehrsmittel- 

Luftverkehrsgesellschaft 5.2A 102 

airfair Flugservice GmbH 5.1 111 

Airport Hotel Erfurt 

- Bachmann GbR Bachmann Hotels 8.1 101 

Airport Weeze 8.2 102b 

Airports of Thailand Public 

Company Limited 26.B 219 

Airwing Tours (Pvt) Ltd 5.2A 114 

Aitken Spence Hotel 

Managements PVT LTD 5.2B 221 

Aitken Spence Travels 25. 131 

Aitken Spence Travels (Pvt) Ltd 5.2A 114 

a-ja Resort und Hotel GmbH 9. 213 

Ajman Tourism Development 

Department 22.B 203 

AK Pegasus Reisebüro GmbH 2.2 101 

Ak Sai Travel Ltd. 2.1 111 

Akadem SP. z.o.o. 

(Incoming Polen) 15.1 101 

Akay Travel Service 3.2 201 

Akka Hotels 3.2 201 

Akti Beach Holiday Village 2.2 111, 111a 

Aktiv Tours Incoming 2.2 209 

Aktiv Tours Reisen 15.1 101 

Aktive Fredsreiser Peace-Foundation 

Germany 4.1 112 

AKTOB Antalya Promotion Foundation 3.2 201 

Akwaba Travel GmbH 4.1 251 

AKZENT Hotels e.V. 8.1 142 

Al Bada Resort 22.B 210 

Al Bustan Palace Ritz Carlton 22.B 200 

Al Forsan International Sports Resort 22.B 210 

Al Nahda Resort & Spa 22.B 200 

Al Shaab Village 22.A 104 

Al Thuraya Travel & Tours (T3 Group) 

- DMC 23.B 202 

AL Travel 3.2 109 

Aladdin Beach Resort 23.A 100 

Alamo Rent A Car 9. 107 

Alamos Travel Service 1.1 101 

Alanya Bera Hotels 3.2 201 

Alanya Tourism & Promotion Foundation 3.2 114a, 201 

Alaska Holiday 2.1 302 

Alaska Peru Tours 1.1 208 

Alaska Travel Connections 2.1 302 

Alaska, State 2.1 302 

Alaya Ubud 26.A 120 

Alba Travel & Tours 1.2 214 

Albania Holidays 1.2 214 

Albania National Tourism Agency 1.2 214 

Albanian Tours 1.2 214 

Albanian Trip Travel Services 1.2 214 

Albatravel Group 9. 116 

Albatross Europa 18. 123 

Albeck & Zehden Hotels 8.1 127 

Albee Adventures 

3.1 236, 236b 

Albena AG 

3.2 101, 114b 

Alborada Venezuela 1.1 209 

Alboraq Travel & Tourism 21.B 214 

Albrecht Dürer Airport Nürnberg 9. 115 

Albtours D 1.2 214 

Alcúdia, Consorcio de Promoción 

Exterior 4.2 102 

Aldemar Resorts 2.2 101 

Alegro + Familia Restaurants 3.1 208 

Alfa Prima Tour 26.A 120 

Algeria National Tourism Office 21.B 215 

Ali Baba Palace 23.A 100 

Alico Tours 1.1 101 

Alila Hotels & Resorts - Alila Manggis 9. 312 

Alila Hotels & Resorts - Alila Seminyak 9. 312 

Alila Hotels & Resorts - Alila Ubud 9. 312 

Alila Hotels & Resorts - Alila Villas Soori 9. 312 

Alila Hotels & Resorts 

- Alila Villas Uluwatu 9. 312 

Alila Jabal Akhdar Hotel 22.B 200 

Alilaguna Spa 1.2 202 

Alimentarium 16. 100 

Alitalia, SkyTeam 9. 102 

Alizée Resort Management 20. 129 


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All About Africa Tours & Travels 20. 134 

All Alaska Tours, Inc. 2.1 302 

All Asia Exclusive 26.B 201 

All Mexico Destinations 1.1 101 

All México Pass 1.1 101 

All Pacific Travel Concept (APTC) 5.2A 119 

All Ways Travel Titicaca Peru s.a.c 1.1 104 

ALL-Around Louvre-Lens 2.2 201, 201a 

Alleo GmbH 

2.2 201, 201a 

Allgäu Airport GmbH & Co. KG 6.2B 301 

Allgäu GmbH 6.2B 308 

Allgemeiner Deutscher Fahrrad-Club e.V. 12. 102 

AlliedTPro 2.1 527 

allrounder mountain resort GmbH 

& Co. KG / Hotel Fire & Ice 8.2 103c 

Allsun H. Eden Playa 4.2 103 

allsun Hoteles 4.2 207 

AllTours 3.2 112 

Allventure & Travel co. 7.2A 100 

Almería, Patronato Provincial 4.2 

de Turismo 

201, 201a-c 

Al-Nassir Company 21.B 219 

Aloes Travel Tours 20. 103 

Aloft Hotels 9. 315 

Alpenregion Tegernsee 

Schliersee e.V. 6.2B 315, 316 

alpetour Touristische GmbH 4.1 107 

Alpha Adventure 21.A 114 

Alpha Tours L.L.C. 22.A 103 

Alpha Travel 25. 131 

Alpha Travel (UK) Ltd. 21.A 124 

alpincenter Bottrop 8.1 119 

alpincenter Hamburg-Wittenburg Van 

der Valk Hotel Hamburg-Wittenburg 8.1 119 

Alpine Sterling DMC Malta 1.2 222 

Alpine Sterling DMC Malta 4.1 124 

Alsol Hotels & Resorts 3.1 131 

Alta Nueva 1.1 101 

Alte Schule Jugendreisen Bildung 

und Arbeit e.V. 4.1 101 

Alter Kreisbahnhof 9. 110 

Althoff Hotel Collection / 

Ameron Hotel Collection 8.2 103a 

Alto Atacama 1.1 201 

Alva Donna Hotels 3.2 201 

Amadeus Flusskreuzfahrten GmbH 25. 164 

Amadeus Germany GmbH 5.1 125b 

Amadeus Travel Agency 

3.1 236, 236b 

Amahuaca DMC & Events 1.1 218 

Amakhala Game Reserve 20. 138 

Amani Tiwi Beach Resort 21.A 108 

AMANO Group 12. 101 

Amara Group Co., Ltd. 26.B 201 

Amara Hospitality (Thailand) Co.Ltd. 26.B 221 

Amari Havodda Maldives 5.2A 107 

AMARTA Pasut Beach Retreat 26.A 120 

Amathus Beach Hotel 

2.2 111, 111a 

Amaya Resorts & Spas 

(Amaya Leisure PLC) 5.2A 114 

Amazilia Travel 

3.1 236, 236b 

Amazon Falls Co., Ltd. 26.B 218 

Amazon Nature Tours 1.1 218 

Amazon River Expeditions 1.1 104 

Amazonas 1.1 218 

Ambassador Holidays (India) 

Pvt. Ltd. 

5.2B 205, 205a 

Ambassador Zlata Husa 7.2B 102 

Amber Baltic Hotel Miedzyzdroje 10.1 112 

AMBER HOTEL Chemnitz Park 14.1 106 

AMBER HOTEL Hilden/Düsseldorf 14.1 106 

AMBER HOTEL Leonberg/Stuttgart 14.1 106 

AMBER HOTELS 14.1 106 

AMBER RESIDENZ Bavaria 14.1 106 

Amber Tours 18. 126b 

Amelia Hotels 3.2 201 

Amelia Island Convention 

and Visitors Bureau 2.1 315 

AmericaBound Tours, Inc. 2.1 435 

American Attractions Collection 2.1 215 

American Heart of Poland SA 15.1 101 

American Ring Travel, Inc. 2.1 545 

AmericanTours International, LLC 2.1 561 

Ameropa-Reisen GmbH 13. 100 

AMG 3.1 143a 

Amhsa Marina Hotels & Resorts 3.1 131 

Amiel Tours Ltd. 23.B 203 

Amigo Group Tours & Accommodation 1.1 101 

Amilla Fushi 5.2A 107 

Amorita Resort 26.A 101, 134 

AMResorts 3.1 133 

Amritara Private Hideaways 5.2B 225 

Amsterdam Canal Cruises 

Grachtenrundfahrten 10.2 101 

Amsterdam Marketing 10.2 101 

Amsterdam Museum 10.2 101 

AMTRAK National Railroad 

Passenger Corporation 2.1 231 

Amtrak Vacations 2.1 227 

Amunini Beach Resort & Spa 26.A 101, 134 

An African Anthology 20. 134 

An Thinh Tourist 26.C 311 

ANA All Nippon Airways 26.A 129 

Anahita The Resort 20. 129 

Anantara Bali Uluwatu Resort & Spa 26.A 120 

Anantara Dubai The Palm Rsort & Spa 22.A 103 

Anantara Hotels, Resorts & Spa UAE 22.B 210 

Anantara Maldives 5.2A 107 

Anantara Mozambique 20. 107 

Anantya Resort 5.2B 256 

Andakira Group Co.,Ltd. 26.B 221 

Andalusia 

4.2 201, 201a-c 

Andaz Amsterdam 9. 218 

andBeyond 20. 112 

andel’s Hotel Berlin 10.1 112 

andel’s Hotel Cracow 10.1 112 

andel’s Hotel Katowice 10.1 112 

andel’s Hotel Lodz 10.1 112 

andel’s Hotel Prague 10.1 112 

Andersen Hotel & Absalon Hotel 

Copenhagen 18. 128a-e 

Andiamo Tour Mexico, Inc 1.1 101 

Andilana Hotels & Restaurants 4.2 202 

Andrew the Travel Company (Pvt.) Ltd. 5.2A 114 

Anek Lines 2.2 101 

Aneka Kartika Tours & Travel 26.A 120 

angelo Airporthotel Bucharest 10.1 112 

angelo Hotel Ekaterinburg 10.1 112 

angelo Hotel Munich Leuchtenbergring 10.1 112 

angelo Hotel Munich Westpark 10.1 112 

angelo Hotel Pilsen 10.1 112 

angelo Hotel Prague 10.1 112 

Angermaier Trachten 6.2B 301 

Angiri Resorts Management 

and Operations Pvt Ltd. 5.2A 107 

Angkor Village Hotel and Resort 26.A 110 

Angsana Laguna Phuket 26.B 210, 211 

ANI Tour Plaza 3.2 201 

ANIMOD GmbH 10.1 104 

Aniyami DMC 1.1 218 

Ankara (Ankara Valiligi Il 

Kültür ve Turizm Müdürlügü) 3.2 201 

Anna of Zanzibar 21.A 123 

Annset Holidays, Inc. 26.A 101, 134 

Antalya Muratpasa Municipality 3.1 107 

Antalya the Destination 3.2 201 

Antar Anda Tour 26.A 120 

Antarctica XXI 1.1 201 

Antarpply 1.1 210 

Antelope Safaris Ltd. 21.A 123 

Anthurium Tourisme Ocean Indien 20. 132 

Antwerp Tourism & Conventions 10.2 104 

ANZ Nature Tours Ltd. 5.2A 119 

Anzali Free Zone Org. 7.2A 100 

AOT Inbound (Australia I New Zealand 

I Fiji and the Cook Islands) 5.2A 119 

aovo Touristik AG 25. 170 

Apa Publications (UK) Limited 6.1 105 

Apanema 3.1 208 

Apartamentos Fariones 4.2 203 

Apartmaji.com turizem d.o.o. 17. 108 

Apassionata Park GmbH 6.2B 310, 311 

APG Global Associates 25. 184 

Aphrodite Hills Resort 

2.2 111, 111a 

Apoksiomen Hotel Mali Losinj 10.1 112 

Apollo Hotels & Resorts 10.2 101 

Apollo Tourist Service Ltd 3.2 101, 114b 

Apollonia Beach - Sitia Beach 

- Santa Marina Beach 2.2 101 

Apsara Beachfront Resort and Villa 26.B 209 

APT Travel Service Co. Ltd. 26.C 330 

APTC - All Pacific Travel Concept 5.2A 103 

Aqaba Tourism Authority 23.B 202 

Aqua Hotel 4.2 202 

Aqua Tour BG 

3.2 101, 114b 

Aqua Vista Hotels 2.2 105 

AquaDom & SEA LIFE Berlin 12. 101 

Aquafantasy Hotel 3.1 101 

Aquapalace Resort Prague 7.2B 102 

Aquaworld Resort Budapest 2.2 209 

Aquila Hotels & Resorts 2.2 101 

Ara Tours 3.1 238 

Arabella Brauneck Hotel 6.2B 315, 316 

Arabian Adventures 22.A 100 

Arabian Explorers 22.A 103 

Arabian Nights For Travel & Tourism 22.B 210 

Arabic Orient Tours 22.B 200 

Aragón, Gobierno 

4.2 101, 101a 

Arakur Ushuaia 1.1 210 

Aranui Cruises 5.2A 105 

Aras 7.2A 100 

Araucanía 1.1 201 

Arawi Peru Expediciones 1.1 104 

Arbeitsgemeinschaft 

Lateinamerika e.V. 1.1 207 

ARBERLAND REGio GmbH 6.2B 309 

Arc en Ciel Voyages 5.2A 102 

Arcadia Hotel Amberg 10.1 112 

Arcadia Hotel Bad Oeynhausen 10.1 112 

Arcadia Hotel Castrop-Rauxel 10.1 112 

Arcadia Hotel Coburg 10.1 112 

Arcadia Hotel Günzburg 10.1 112 

Arcadia Hotel Landsberg 10.1 112 

Arcadia Hotel Limburg 10.1 112 

Arcadia Hotel Neckarsulm 10.1 112 

Arcadia Hotel Trier 10.1 112 

Arcadia Hotel Wuppertal 10.1 112 

Arcanus Side Resort 3.2 201 

Archäologische Zone 8.2 103b 

Arche Nebra Naturpark Saale Unstrut 

Triasland Betriebsgesellschaft mbH 11.2 101 

arcona HOTELS & RESORTS 6.2A 106,106a-b 

ARCOTEL Hotels & Resorts GmbH 10.1 102 

Arctic Adventure ApS 18. 128a-e 

Arctic Trucks Experience in Iceland 4.1 238 

Arcus Tours 3.2 115 

Arena di Verona Opera 1.2 202 

Arena Hoteis 1.1 218 

Arenaa Hotels Group 26.A 121 

ARENARIA GmbH, Oper im 

Steinbruch St. Margarethen 16. 100 

Arenaturist Pula & Medulin 1.2 218 

ARGE Oberbayerisches Alpenvorland 6.2B 315, 316 

Arg-E-Jadid 7.2A 100 

Argentina - Inprotur National 

Institute of Tourism Promotion 1.1 210 

Argentina - Inprotur National 

Institute of Tourism Promotion 3.1 203 

Argentinique 1.1 210 

Arian Tourist 7.2A 100 

Arlberg Marketing GmbH 17. 103 

Armen Tour Ltd. 3.2 115 

Armenia / Princess Maneh Tours 3.2 115 

Armenia Geographic Travel Club LLC 3.2 115 

Armenia Holidays 3.2 115 

Armenia Travel 3.2 115 

Armenia Vis-à-vis tour 3.2 115 

Armenian National Tourism 

Organization 

3.2 115, 115a 

Arminas Travel 1.1 101 

Arminius Studienreisen 3.2 115 

Armintour CJSC 3.2 115 

Armotours Tour Operator 3.1 236, 236b 

A-ROSA Flussschiff GmbH 2.2 122 

A-Rosa Resort und Hotel GmbH 6.2A 102, 104 

Arosa Tourismus 17. 101a-d 

Around Africa Safaris 21.A 114 

Around the Himalayas P. Ltd. 5.2A 116 

Arp Museum Bahnhof Rolandseck 16. 100 

ARP-Hansen Hotel Group 18. 128a-e 

Arras 

2.2 201, 201a 

Arrecife Gran Hotel 4.2 203 

Arrigo Oswald Ltd Incoming DMC 1.2 222 


A / B 


Arsenal Football Club 18. 123 

Art & Design Museen Basel 16. 100 

Art Cities in Europe GmbH 16. 100 

ART CITIES REISEN 16. 100 

Art in Düsseldorf 8.2 103b 

Arte de Obra 4.1 242 

Artis Centrum Hotels 18. 126b 

Artur Travel 15.1 101 

Aruba Tourism Authority 3.1 134 

Arumeru River Lodge 21.A 123 

Arunachal Pradesh Dept. of Toursim 5.2B 205, 205a 

Arvand Free Zone Org. 7.2A 100 

ASB Travel Solutions Ltd. 18. 123 

Asco Car Hire cc 20. 114 

Ashtar Tours International 23.B 202 

Asia Aventura 26.C 316 

Asia Central Link Travels Ltd. 26.C 330 

Asia Experience Tours 26.A 121 

Asia King Travel 26.C 319 

Asia Leisure (Pvt) Ltd 5.2A 114 

Asia Reps 26.A 110 

Asia World Enterprise Co., Ltd. 26.B 221 

Asia World Indonesia 26.A 120 

Asialink Holidays 26.A 120 

Asian Adventures Travel 

Managemnet Company (Pvt) Ltd 5.2A 114 

Asian Overland Services Tours 

& Travel Sdn. Bhd. 26.A 121 

Asian Trails (M) Sdn. Bhd. 26.B 207 

Asian Trails China 26.B 207 

Asian Trails Co., Ltd. 26.B 207 

Asian Trails Laos (AT Lao Co., Ltd.) 26.B 207 

Asian Trails Ltd. 26.B 207 

Asian Trails Tour Ltd. 26.B 207 

Asilia Africa 21.A 123 

Asisi GmbH 16. 100 

asisi Panorama DIE MAUER 14.1 108 

ASIT Greece 2.2 101 

ASKA Hotels 3.2 201 

Asociación Clúster Empresarial de 

Turismo de Galicia (CTG) 4.2 101, 101a 

Asociación Destino Antigua 3.1 232 

asr Allianz selbständiger Reiseunternehmen 

- Busverband 25. 142 

Ass. des Volontaires pour la Prom. et 

le Développem. du Tourisme Africain 4.1 122 

ASSD Ho(s)telsoftware 10.1 109 

Associated Tours Ltd. 26.A 107 

Association of Canadian 

Travel Agencies 2.1 491 

Association of Cyprus Travel Agents 2.2 111, 111a 

Association of Latvian Travel Agents 

and Operators 18. 126a 

Associazione culturale territorio 

e Ambiente ACTA 1.2 204 

Astoria Designhotel Opatija 10.1 112 

Astrida Travel 18. 126b 

Astrum Spa & Conference 

Hotel Shelkovo 10.1 112 

Astrum-M 2.1 110 

Asturias, Sociedad Regional 

de Turismo de Asturias, S.A. 4.2 101, 101a 

Asur - Mexico’s Leading Airports 1.1 101 

AT Armyras Taxidia 2.2 101 

Atahotels SPA 1.2 211 

Atana Golden Tulip 22.B 200 

ATC South Africa 25. 131 

ATCORE 5.1 126 

ATG - Africa Travel Group 20. 121 

ATG AllStars Travel Group, Inc. 7.1A 100 

ATG Alster-Touristik GmbH 6.2A 102, 104 

ATG-YATA-Abu Taleb Group 21.B 214 

Athens - Attica & Argosaronic 

Hotel Association 2.2 101 

ATHS-DMC 1.2 214 

ATI Travel 26.A 107 

Atlantique Holiday Club 3.2 201 

Atlantis The Palm 9. 209 

Atlas African Safaris Ltd. 21.A 114 

Atlas Travel & Tourist Agency 23.B 202 

Atlas Voyages 21.B 208 

atmosfair GmbH 4.1 256 

Atout France - Französische Zentrale 

für Tourismus 

2.2 201, 201a 

Atropatena Travel 3.2 109 

ATS Pacific 5.2A 103 

ATS Pacific Australia 5.2A 119 

Attica, Region 2.2 101 

Attika Reisen 2.2 101 

Attitude Hotels 20. 129 

Attractive Travel 1.2 214 

ATV Azienda Trasporti Verona srl 1.2 202 

Au Bistrot de la Montagne 2.2 202a 

Au Parc Hotel 17. 101a-d 

AUDI AG 6.2B 312, 313 

Au-Pair Society e.V. 4.1 129 

au-pair-berlin GbR Oliver Rolle 

& Uwe Grau 4.1 129 

Auris Plaza Hotel 22.A 103 

Auro Resorts (Tangalle) Pvt. Ltd. 5.2A 114 

Aurora Lapland Travel Ltd. 

& Our Lapland - Our Saamiland 18. 128a-e 

Austin Convention & Visitors Bureau 2.1 200 

Australia One Pty Ltd. 5.2A 119 

Australia Tourism 5.2A 119 

Australian Walking Holidays 5.2A 119 

Australis 1.1 201 

Austria Trend Hotels 17. 103 

Austrian Airline 17. 103 

Authentic Borneo Tours Sdn Bhd 26.A 121 

Authentic Madagascar Tours 20. 103 

Authentic Myanmar 26.A 118 

Authentic Philippines Travel 

Experience 4.1 211 

Authentic Tanzania Safaris 21.A 123 

Autobus Oberbayern GmbH 6.2B 315, 316 

AUTOCANDIA - Rent a Car / Greece 2.2 116 

Automatic Netware Ltd. trading 

as Bookassist 8.1 108 

Autostadt 6.2A 103a 

Auvergne Hotel le Pariou*** 2.2 201, 201a 

Availpro 6.1 160 

Avani Sepang Goldcoast Resort 26.A 121 

Avantgarde Collection 3.2 201 

Avatar India Holidays LLP 5.2B 205, 205a 

Avatar Tour Ltd. 

3.2 101, 114b 

avenTOURa GmbH 3.1 225 

Aventpro GmbH & Co. KG 12. 101 

Aventura do Brasil 1.1 218 

Aventura Mexico Profundo 

- Baja California Naturreisen 1.1 101 

Aventuras Tierra Verde 

3.1 236, 236b 

AVI Travel 1.2 102a 

Avianca S.A 1.1 220 

Aviation & Tourism 

International GmbH 5.2A 111 

Avila Hotel 3.1 135 

Avis Budget Autovermietung 

GmbH & Co. KG 9. 101 

AVRA 6.1 108 

AVS GmbH 6.2B 314 

AWA Resort Hotel 1.1 115 

Awotel Burhave 9. 110 

Axencia Turismo de Galicia 4.2 101, 101a 

Axis & Globe Travel Ltd. 18. 120, 121 

Ayan Travel Co., Ltd 26.C 309 

Ayara Hilltops Boutique Resort 

& Spa, Phuket, Tailand 26.B 210, 211 

Ayarwaddy Legend Travels & Tours 26.B 201 

Aydinbey Group Hotels 3.2 201 

Ayia Napa-Protaras Tourism Board 2.2 111, 111a 

Ayii Anargyri Hotel 

2.2 111, 111a 

Ayodya Resort Bali 26.A 120 

Aysén Patagonia 1.1 201 

Ayuntamiento de Adeje 4.2 203 

Ayuntamiento de Puerto de la Cruz 4.2 203 

Azadi International Tourism 

Organization (AITO) 7.2A 100 

AZado Steakrestaurant 8.1 127 

Azerbaijan Ministry of Culture 

& Tourism 3.2 109 

Azeta Viaggi 1.1 210 

Azia Beach Hotel 

2.2 111, 111a 

Azimut Management Europe GmbH 8.1 117 

Azoren Archipel Reiseservice GmbH 2.2 207 

Azur Hotels & Resorts 23.A 100 

Azur Tours Travel Agency 1.2 218 

Azur Welcome Service 

2.2 201, 201a 

Azura Hotels 3.2 201 

Azura Retreats 21.A 123 

Azzi Holidays 23.B 200 

B 

B & B Nimes 

2.2 201, 201a 

B.I.G. Tours GmbH 2.1 101 

B.I.T. Brazilian Incentives & Tourism 1.1 218 

B4ITALY 1.2 106 

Bach-Archiv Leipzig 11.2 102 

Bachem Verlag 10.2 108 

Bad Bevensen Marketing GmbH 6.2A 103 

Bad Hersfelder Festspiele 7.2C 101 

Bad Hindelang Tourismus 6.2B 301 

Bad Reichenhall Kurund 

Verkehrverein 6.2B 301 

Bad Wörishofen 6.2B 301 

Bad Zwischenahner Touristik GmbH 6.2A 103 

BademTour 1.2 223 

Baden-Airpark GmbH 6.2B 204 

Baden-Baden Kur & Tourismus GmbH 6.2B 202 

Baden-Württemberg, Tourismus 

Marketing GmbH 6.2B 201 

Bäderland Bayerische Rhön 6.2B 303 

badgepoint® GmbH, 

Namensschilder Systeme 24. 102 

Badung Regional Department 26.A 120 

Baghdad Hotel 21.B 219 

Bagus Discovery 26.A 120 

Bahamas Tourist Office 3.1 143c 

Bahia 1.1 218 

Bahia Principe Hotels & Resorts 3.1 131 

Bahrain, Kingdom Ministry 

of Culture, Tourism Sector 23.B 201 

Bahwan Tourism LLC 22.B 200 

Baidu - Charmclick 6.1 155 

Baie de Quiberon & ses îles 2.2 201, 201a 

Baja California Sur 1.1 101 

Bakalo Restaurant 3.1 208 

Bali Hai Cruises 26.A 120 

Bali Mandira Beach Resort & Spa 26.A 120 

Bali Regional Government 26.A 120 

Balikesir (Balikesir Valiligi Il 


Balkan Holidays Services 3.2 101, 114b 

Balkan Railways 

3.2 101, 114b 

Baltic Blues LV 18. 126a 

Baltic Breeze 4.1 124 

Baltic Mania 18. 126b 

Baltic Saitas 18. 126b 

Baltic Travel Group 18. 126a 

Baltic Vitalis 18. 126b 

balticvision Riga 18. 109 

Baltimore/Washington 

International Airport (BWI) 2.1 562 

Baltma Tours 2.1 122 

Banco de Reservas 3.1 131 

Banco Popular Dominicano S.A. 

- Banco Múltiple 3.1 131 

Bandara Hotel & Resorts Group 26.B 221 

Bandos Island Resort & Spa 5.2A 107 

Banff Lake Louise Tourism 2.1 491 

Bangkok Airways PCL 26.B 231 

Bangkok Hospital 26.B 214 

Bangkok Metropolitan Administration 26.B 233 

Bangkok Palace Hotel 

& Cholchan Pattaya Resort 26.B 221 

Bangladesh Tourism Board 5.2A 100 

Banthai Beach Resort & Spa 26.B 210, 211 

BANYAN TREE and ANGSANA BINTAN 26.A 133 

Banyan Tree Bangkok 26.B 221 

Banyan Tree Hotels Ras Al Khaimah 22.A 101 

Banyan Tree Phuket 26.B 210, 211 

Banyan Tree Vabbinfaru, Angsana 

Ihuru and Angsana Velaru 5.2A 107 


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Baobab Suites 4.2 203 

Baraza Resort & Spa 21.A 123 

Barbados Tourism Authority 3.1 140 

Barberyn Ayurvedic Beach Resort (Pvt.) Ltd. 5.2A 114 

Barceló Hotels & Resorts 3.1 131 

Barceló Hotels & Resorts 4.2 101, 101a 

Barceló Hotels 

& Resorts Czech Republic 7.2B 102 

Barcelona Province Council 

- Barcelona Province Tourist Board 4.2 202 

Baron Travel Corporation 26.A 101, 134 

Barrierefreier Tourismus Berlin 12. 101 

Barut Hotels 3.2 201 

Basel Tourismus 17. 101a-d 

Batavia Stad Amsterdam 

Fashion Outlet 10.2 101 

Bathala Island Resort 5.2A 107 

Bati Karadeniz Kalkinma Ajansi 3.2 201 

Bautzen Budysin, Tourist-Information 11.2 102 

Bavaria Tours GmbH Railway track 1-3 

Bay Hotel Singapore 26.A 133 

Bayer. Staatsbad Bad Kissingen 

GmbH 6.2B 303 

Bayerische Staatsoper 6.2B 301 

Bayerischer Heilbäder-Verband e.V. 

/ Gesundes Bayern 6.2B 301 

Bayerischer Wald / TVO 6.2B 306 

Bayerisches Bier 

- Bayerischer Brauerbund e.V. 6.2B 302 

Bayerisches Golf & Thermenland / TVO 6.2B 306 

BAYERN TOURISMUS Marketing GmbH 6.2B 301 

Bazara Travel & Tourism 21.B 214 

bd4travel GmbH 5.1 100 

Be Live Hotels 4.2 106 

be.bra verlag GmbH 10.2 108 

Beach Hotel Swakopmund 20. 114 

Beach Republic (Koh Samui) Co.,Ltd. 26.B 221 

Beachcomber Hotels Mauritius 

- Seychelles - Morocco 20. 125 

Beaches of Fort Myers & Sanibel / 

Lee County Visitor & Convention 2.1 315 

beauty24 GmbH 5.3 103 

BECKERBILLETT GmbH 16. 100 

BecomingOssola 6.1 149 

beds & more 25. 162 

Bedsonline 6.1 111 

BeeInNet.com - Ferienhäuser/ 

-Wohnungen GR 2.2 116 

Beethoven Orchester Bonn 8.2 103b 

Beethovenfest Bonn 8.2 103b 

Beethoven-Haus Bonn 8.2 103b 

Beijing Hotel 26.C 310 

Beijing Tourism Group 26.C 310 

Belek-Betuyab 

(Belek Tourism Investors Association) 3.2 107 

Beleon Tours 2.2 106 

Belgian Tourist Office - Wallonia / 

Brussels 10.2 105 

Belgian Youth Hostels 10.2 105 

Bell Italia Travel 4.1 124 

Bellastoma Dental Clinic 15.1 101 

Belmond - Trains & Cruices 26.B 201 

Belmondo Viaggi 1.2 110 

Belum Rainforest Resort 26.A 121 

Benecke’s Reisewelt 5.2A 119 

Benletoni Tours 2.2 101 

Bentour Türkei Reisen AG 25. 157 

Berati Tours Albania 1.2 214 

Berchtesgadener Land 

Tourismus GmbH 6.2B 315, 316 

Berenice Villas & Spa, South Red Sea 23.A 100 

Bergama Municipality 3.1 101 

Bergama Ticaret Odasi 3.2 201 

Bergbahnen im Siebengebirge AG 8.2 103a 

Berge & Meer Touristik GmbH 25. 153 

Bergen Reiselivslag 18. 128a-e 

Bergisches Land Tourismus Marketing 8.2 103c 

Bergverlag Rother GmbH 10.2 108 

Berjaya Hotels & Resort 26.A 121 

Berlin 12. 101 

Berlin Dungeon 12. 101 

Berlin Highlights GmbH 14.1 108 

Berlin Stars 12. 101 

Berlin Story Bunker 4.1 121 

Berliner AIDS-Hilfe e.V. 24. 103 

Berliner Apotheker-Verein Apotheker 

-Verband Berlin (BAV) e.V. 24. 105 

Berliner Bezirke c/o visitBerlin 12. 101 

Berliner Morgenpost GmbH 14.1 111 

Berlin-Express Reisen GmbH 25. 138 

BERmark Reisemarketing GmbH 12. 101 

Bern Tourismus 17. 101a-d 

Bernard Tours (Pvt.) Ltd. 5.2A 114 

BERO BERLIN Eurolimousine 18. 117 

Berufsakademie Sachsen - Staatliche 

Studienakademie 11.1 216 

BEST - RMG Reisen Management AG 25. 147 

Best Budget Bonn Hotels 8.2 103a 

Best of Scandinavia AS 18. 128a-e 

Best Western Ahorn Hotel Birkenhof 8.1 127 

Best Western Ahorn Hotel 

Stephanshöhe 8.1 127 

Best Western Belgium 9. 311 

Best Western France 9. 311 

Best Western Great Britain 9. 311 

Best Western Hotel Leipzig City Center 8.1 127 

Best Western Hotel Stadt Merseburg 8.1 127 

Best Western Hotels 9. 311 

Best Western Hotels Albania, 

Best Western Hotels Greece 9. 311 

Best Western Hotels Armenia, 


Best Western Hotels Australia 9. 311 

Best Western Hotels Austria 9. 311 

Best Western Hotels Bulgaria, 


Best Western Hotels Cyprus, 


Best Western Hotels Deutschland GmbH 9. 311 

Best Western Hotels Estonia 9. 311 

Best Western Hotels Finland, 

Baltic States and Poland 9. 311 


Best Western Hotels Ireland 9. 311 

Best Western Hotels Kosovo 9. 311 

Best Western Hotels Kroatien 9. 311 

Best Western Hotels Latvia 9. 311 

Best Western Hotels Lebanon 9. 311 

Best Western Hotels Lithuania 9. 311 

Best Western Hotels Mazedonien 9. 311 

Best Western Hotels Montenegro 9. 311 

Best Western Hotels Netherlands 9. 311 

Best Western Hotels Poland 9. 311 

Best Western Hotels Romania 9. 311 

Best Western Hotels Serbia 9. 311 

Best Western Hotels Slovakia 9. 311 

Best Western Hotels Slovenia 9. 311 

Best Western Hotels Syria 9. 311 

Best Western Hotels Ungarn 9. 311 

Best Western International 9. 311 

Best Western International 2.1 455 

Best Western Italia 9. 311 

Best Western Les Vignes Blanches*** 2.2 201, 201a 

Best Western Luxembourg c/o Best Western 

Hotels Deutschland GmbH 9. 311 

Best Western New Zealand 9. 311 

Best Western Portugal 

- Best Western Spain Hotels S.L 9. 311 

Best Western Premier Bangtao 

Beach & Spa 26.B 210, 211 

Best Western Premier Muscat 22.B 200 

Best Western Scandinavia ApS 

in Denmark 9. 311 

Best Western Scandinavia AS for Norway 9. 311 

Best Western Spain Hotels, S.L. 9. 311 

Best Western Swiss Hotels 9. 311 

Best Western Tschechien 9. 311 

Best Western Turkey, 

The President Hotel, Tiyatro 9. 311 

Best Western Vega Hotel 

& Convention Center 2.1 122 

Best Western Vilnius 18. 126b 

Best Westerns’ of California, 

Nevada & Hawaii 2.1 455 

BestSearch Media GmbH 6.1 121 

Beta Hotel Izmailovo 2.1 122 

Béthune - Destination Louvre-Lens 2.2 201, 201a 

BETÜSAB Berlin Türk Seyahat 

Acentalar Birligi 3.2 201 

Bewotec GmbH 5.1 118 

Beyond Athens 2.2 101 

Beyond Resort Khaolak 26.B 209 

Bhaya Cruises 26.B 226 

BHM GROUP / iFeedback ® 6.1 103b 

Bhutan Happiness Kingdom Travels 4.1 210 

Bhutan Tourism 

Corporation Ltd. (BTCL) 5.2A 108 

Bhutan Wilderness Travel 4.1 209 

Bhutan Wind Horse Tours, 

Treks and Expeditions 5.2A 108a 

Bhutan, Tourism Council 5.2A 113 

Bibione Live, Tourismusverband 1.2 202 

Bic Tours Ltd. 21.A 114 

Big Bus Tours 18. 123 

Big Game Parks 20. 113 

Bike Experience Tenerife 4.2 203 

Bilbao Bizkaia 4.2 114 

Bilecik (Bilecik Valiligi Il 


Biletbank - Egge Information 

Technology 25. 137 

billigfluege.de 8.1 112 

Bin Majid Hotels & Resorts 22.A 101 

Bingen, Tourist-Information 7.2C 101 

Biosphäre Potsdam 12. 101 

Biosphärenreservat Mittelelbe 11.2 101 

Birce Tour 25. 149 

Birstonas Tourism Information Centre 18. 126b 

Bismarck-Mandan CVB 2.1 360 

Bitexco - Hotel Management 

Company Ldt. 26.C 311 

BizTravel 10.1 121 

Black Mountain Montenegro Ltd 4.1 232 

Blanca Hotel 3.1 101 

Blaues Band e.V., 

c/o FörderService GmbH 11.2 101 

Bliss Inns Pvt. Ltd. (V Resorts) 5.2B 205, 205a 

BLSV Haus Bergsee 4.1 105 

Blue Bay Curaçao 3.1 135 

Blue Horizons Travel & Tours 26.A 101, 134 

Blue Lagoon Beach Hotel 20. 129 

Blue Lagoon Group 2.2 110 

Blue Poppy Leisure Pty Ltd. 

T/A Coolibah Lodge 4.1 127 

Blue Poppy Tours & Treks 5.2A 112 

Blue Sky Travel 23.A 100 

Blue Travel 25. 131 

Bluebay Hotels Zanzibar 21.A 123 

bluegr Mamidakis Hotels 2.2 101 

Blumar 1.1 218 

Blumenfisch am Großen Wannsee 12. 101 

Blütenstadt Werder (Havel) 12. 101 

BMP Holding / Russian Vacation 2.1 122 

BOAT BIKE TOURS 

- Reisen mit Rad & Schiff 10.2 101 

Bochum Marketing GmbH 8.2 101a 

Bochumer Veranstaltungs-GmbH, 

Jahrhunderthalle Bochum 8.2 101a 

Bodegas Miguel Torres 4.2 202 

Bodenmais Tourismus 

& Marketing GmbH 6.2B 309 

Bodyguard - Das Musical 8.2 103a 

Bohemia Suites & Spa 2.2 109 

Boiana-MG 

3.2 101, 114b 

Bolivia, Ministerium für 

Kultur und Tourismus 1.1 202 

Bomi Jahon Tour 2.1 112 

Bonaire, Dutch Caribbean 3.1 138 

Bonner Personen Schiffahrt 8.2 103a 

Bontour Incoming 18. 124 

Booking.com 8.1 105 

booking-now 8.1 112 

BookingWorld 25. 141 

BookLogic 8.1 138 

Boomerang Reisen GmbH 20. 119 

Boomerang Reisen GmbH 5.2A 109 

Boracay Foundation Inc. 26.A 101, 134 

Boracay Regency Beach Resort 

& Spa / Henann Grp 26.A 101, 134 

Borneo Eco Tours Sdn. Bhd. 26.A 121 

Borneo Nature Tours Sdn. Bhd. 26.A 121 

Boston Hotel Hamburg 6.2A 102, 104 

Botswana Tourism Organisation 20. 131 

Boucan Canot Hotel 20. 132 

Boutique Hotel i31 12. 101 

BOYTAV Bodrum Peninsula 

Promotion Foundation 3.2 201 

Bradenton Area CVB 2.1 315 

Brandenburg 12. 101 

Brandenburgische Gesellschaft für 

Kultur und Geschichte - Kulturland 12. 101 

Brandenburgischer Kurorteund 

Bäderverband e.V. 12. 101 

Bratislava Region Tourism 7.2B 103 

Bratislava Tourist Board 7.2B 103 

Brauhaus Bönnsch 8.2 103a 

Braunschweig Stadtmarketing GmbH 16. 100 

Bravasol Viajes SL 4.2 202 

Brazilian Tourist Board - Embratur 1.1 218 

Brazilian Tourist Board - Embratur 3.1 210 

Breezes Beach Club 21.A 123 

Bregenz Tourismus 

& Stadtmarketing GmbH 17. 103 

Bregenzer Festspiele GmbH 17. 103 

Bremen + Bremerhaven 6.2A 101 

Bremicker Verkehrstechnik 

GmbH & Co.KG 6.1 120 

Brewster County Tourism 

Council Visit Big Bend 2.1 200 

Bridge Travel 23.B 202 

Bright Sky Travel 23.A 100 

Bristol **** Art & Medical Spa 15.1 101 

Bristol Hotel Opatija 10.1 112 

British Airways / Comair Ltd. 20. 138 

British Virgin Islands Tourist Board 3.1 139 

Brocade Travel Co., Ltd 4.1 215 

Brøchner Hotels A/S 18. 128a-e 

Broich Premium Catering GmbH 16. 100 

Broich Premium Catering GmbH 8.2 103a 

Brot für die Welt - Tourism Watch 4.1 218, 219 

Brovad Tours and Travel Ltd/ 

Brovad Sands Lodge 21.A 114 

Bruges Tourist Office 10.2 104 

Brühl Tourismus 8.2 103c 

Brussels Airlines 21.A 102 

BSF Swissphoto AG 6.1 115 


B / C 


BTE BahnTouristikExpress GmbH Railway track 1-3 

BTG International Travel & Tours Co. 

Beijing Overseas Tourism Co. 26.C 310 

BTI Tour 3.2 201 

BTP Bauer Touristik 1.1 211 

Buchbinder Rent-a-Car 14.1 113 

Buchheim Museum der Phantasie 6.2B 301 

Bucintoro Viaggi srl 1.2 202 

Budapest and Peter Hotels 2.1 122 

Buddha Air 5.2A 116 

Buddy Dive Resort Bonaire 3.1 138 

Budget Car and Van Rental 20. 138 

Buemes Travel DMC 1.1 212 

Buenos Dias Mexico Business & Travel 1.1 101 

Buffalo City Metropolitan Municipality 20. 138 

Buffalo Tours 26.C 327 

Buffelsdrift Game Lodge 20. 138 

Bühnen Köln 8.2 103a 

Bulgarien - Ministerium für Tourismus 3.2 101, 114b 

Bull GmbH 5.1 131 

Bundesamt für Naturschutz 24. 101 

BUNDESFORUM Kinderund 

Jugendreisen e.V. 4.1 110 

Bundeskunsthalle 16. 100 

Bundeskunsthalle 8.2 103b 

Bundesverband der Gästeführer 

in Deutschland e.V. 12. 102 

Bundesverband Individualund 

Erlebnispädagogik e.V. 4.1 104 

Bunken Strand Camping 18. 128a-e 

Buquebus 1.1 212 

Burasari Group Co., Ltd. 

(Burasari Resort) 26.B 221 

Burgenland Tourismus 17. 103 

Bürgergemeinschaft Meine Region 7.2B 103 

Burmester 4.2 115 

Burren & Cliffs of Moher Geopark 18. 122 

Bursa (Bursa Valiligi Il 


Bursa Eskisehir Bilecik 

Development Agency (BEBKA) 3.2 108, 201 

Bush Whisper Expeditions 4.1 249 

Business Academy Fresenius 11.1 113 

Business Visum GmbH 7.1A 100 

bus-partner 17. 106 

Busy Rooms 10.1 113 

Butterflies (Pvt.) Ltd. 5.2A 114 

By Design Africa Incentive Travel 

and Destination Management 20. 138 

Byblos Art Hotel Villa Amistá 

& Crown Plaza 1.2 202 

C 

C.N. Kopke (Wine Store) 4.2 115 

Cabo Verde Islands 20. 126 

Cactus Hotels 2.2 101 

Cádiz, Patronato Provincial de Turismo 4.2 201, 201a-c 

Caesar Premier Hotels 23.B 203 

Caesars Entertainment 2.1 425 

Cala Millor, Consorci Turisme 4.2 101, 101a 

Caledonian MacBrayne 18. 123 

Calgary, Tourism 2.1 491 

Calimera Habiba Beach Resort 23.A 100 

Calvia, Fundació 2004 

4.2 101, 101a 

Cambodia, Ministry of Tourism 26.B 225 

Cambrai Area 

2.2 201, 201a 

Cambria Tours 18. 121 

Cambrils, Patronat Municipal de Turisme 4.2 202 

Cameleers Tours 21.B 214 

Cameroun Tourisme Sarl 21.A 121 

Camino Abierto 1.1 210 

Camino Travel / Premio DMC 3.1 236, 236b 

Camp Adventure 4.1 230 

Camp Ripan AB 18. 108 

Campanile Hotels 10.2 101 

Campeche 1.1 101 

Canadian Tourism Commission 2.1 491 

Canadian Tours International 2.1 491 

Canadian Travel Partners 2.1 491 

Canadvac Travel Service Ltd 2.1 491 

Canakkale Government 

(Canakkale Valiligi) 3.2 201 

Canal Company 10.2 101 

Candeo Hospitality Management Inc. 26.A 129 

Candlewood Suites 9. 319 

Cantur, S.A. 

4.2 101, 101a 

Cape and Kantary Hotel Collection 26.A 110 

Cape Dara Resort Pattaya 26.B 218 

Cape St Francis Resort and Beach Break 20. 138 

Cape Town Tourism 20. 138 

Caper Travel Company Pvt. Ltd. 5.2B 211 

Capital Accommodation (Cyprus) LTD 2.2 111, 111a 

Capital Travel & Tours Pvt. Ltd. 5.2A 107 

capricorn Nürburgring GmbH 8.2 201b 

Caprivi Car Hire 20. 114 

Capsis Elite Resort 2.2 109 

car2go Europe GmbH 14.1 102 

Carathotel Düsseldorf 9. 110 

CarDelMar Ferienautovermietung GmbH 25. 142 

CareMed International Travel Insurance 4.1 115 

Caribbean Tourism Organisation 3.1 142 

Caribic Vacations Ltd. 3.1 226 

Carlson Rezidor Hotel Group 9. 310 

Carlson Rezidor Hotel Group 5.2B 205, 205a 

Carlton Hotel Singapore 26.A 133 

Carnac Thalasso & Spa Resort 2.2 201, 201a 

CARO Autovermietung GmbH 9. 106 

CarTrawler 9. 306 

Casa Andina Hoteles 1.1 104 

Casa de La Flora 26.B 221 

Casale Panayiotis Traditional Village 2.2 111, 111a 

Caspi Aviation 23.B 203 

Castell - Platja D’Aro - S’Agaró, 

Oficina de Turisme 4.2 202 

Castellani Parkhotel Salzburg 10.1 112 

Casuarina Resorts & Spa 20. 129 

Catari Restaurant 3.1 208 

Catering Service Streubel 14.1 114 

Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd. 26.A 112b 

CATOD (Canakkale Turistik Otelciler 

Isletmeciler ve yatirimcilar Dernegi) 3.2 201 

CATS Limited 2.1 116 

Catussaba Hotéis e Resorts 1.1 218 

Caucasus Adventure Tours Ltd 4.1 244 

Caucasus Travel 3.2 112 

Cavo Paradiso Club 3.1 208 

CBI 26.A 104 

CC&A 4.1 124 

CCP Condor Computer GmbH 5.1 131 

Ceará 1.1 218 

Celestyal Cruises 25. 101 

Celigra International GmbH 5.1 135 

Cellini Deutschland GmbH 8.2 103a 

Celtic Group Hostels 4.1 106 

Centara Hotels and Resorts Maldives 5.2A 107 

Centara Hotels & Resorts 20. 129 

Centara Hotels & Resorts 26.B 223 

Center for Reproductive 

Medicine Bocian 15.1 101 

Center Parcs 8.2 202 

Central Adventures & Holidays Pvt. Ltd. 5.2B 205, 205a 

Central America Tourism Agency (CATA) 3.1 234 

Central Asian Expeditions 4.1 240 

Central Holidays Travel Group 22.B 201b 

Centre Point Hotel Silom 26.B 221 

Centro de Documentación Turística 3.1 125 

Centros de Arte, Cultura & Turismo 4.2 203 

centrovital Hotel 12. 101 

Ceský Krumlov, Stadt 7.2B 102 

CESTOB Cesme Association 

of Touristic Hoteliers 3.2 201 

Ceylon Tours Ltd. 5.2A 114 

CFK Spiesen-Elversberg 9. 110 

CGH Earth 5.2B 206 

Chaba Resorts Koh Samui, Thailand 26.B 221 

Champagne Tourist Board 2.2 201, 201a 

Champagne-Ardenne Tourisme 2.2 201, 201a 

Champlung Hotels & Resorts 26.A 120 

Chandris Hotels & Resorts 2.2 101 

Charleston Area CVB 2.1 322 

Charmclick-Baidu 6.1 155 

Charming Asia Tours 25. 107 

Chaska Tours 1.1 104 

Château de Chambord 

2.2 201, 201a 

CHC Hotels / Chnaris Hotel Mngt., 

Development & Consulting S.A. 2.2 101 

Cheli & Peacock 20. 111 

Chemnitzer Wirtschaftsförderungs- und 

Entwicklungsgesellschaft mbH 11.2 102 

Chhattisgarh Tourism Board 5.2B 205, 205a 

Chiapas 1.1 101 

Chic Outlet Shopping® by Value Retail 18. 125a 

Chiemgau Tourismus e.V. 6.2B 315, 316 

Chiemsee-Alpenland Tourismus 

GmbH & Co. KG 6.2B 315, 316 

Chihuahua 1.1 101 

Chile 1.1 201 

Chili Reisen 25. 142 

China Airlines 9. 102 

China Beijing Charmission Travel 26.C 310 

China Crown International 

Travel Service 26.A 106a 

China Eastern Airlines, SkyTeam 9. 102 

China National Tourism Administration 26.C 310 

China Peace International 

Tourism Co., Ltd. 25. 179 

China Southern Airlines, SkyTeam 9. 102 

China Tours Hamburg 26.C 322 

China Travel Service (HK) Ltd. 26.A 107 

China Travel Service Head Office 

(Beijing) Co.Ltd. 26.C 310 

China Women Travel Service 26.C 310 

Chocolaterie Duval - 

Concept Chocolate 10.2 104 

Chogogo Resort 3.1 135 

Choice Hotels Australasia 9. 321 

Choice Hotels Canada, Inc. 9. 321 

Choice Hotels France 9. 321 

Choice Hotels Germany & Central Europe 9. 321 

Choice Hotels International 9. 321 

Choice Hotels Italia 9. 321 

Choice Hotels Portugal 9. 321 

Choice Hotels Scandinavia 9. 321 

Choice Hotels UK 9. 321 

Chopin Hotel Bratislava 10.1 112 

Chopin Hotel Cracow 10.1 112 

Chopin Hotel Prague 10.1 112 

C-HOTELS Firenze, Roma, Milano 9. 301 

Christchurch and Canterbury 

Tourism 5.2A 119 

Christoph Links Verlag GmbH 10.2 108 

Churchill’s 4.2 115 

CIBT VisumCentrale GmbH 7.2C 101 

CICAR Canary Island Car S.L. 4.2 209 

CIM - Conference & Incentive 

Management 5.3 105 

CineStar Original & IMAX 14.1 108 

Cinnamon Hotels & Resorts 5.2A 110 

Ciragan Palace Kempinski Istanbul 9. 217 

Circle Line Sightseeing Cruises 2.1 405 

Circuit de Barcelona - Catalunya 4.2 202 

CIRI Alaska Tourism 2.1 302 

Cirque du Soleil 2.1 425 

Citadel Hotelsoftware GmbH 8.1 137 

Citizenship and Immigration Canada 2.1 491 

Citrus Resorts Pvt. Ltd. 

5.2B 205, 205a 

City Circle Sightseeing Verbund 12. 101 

City Hotel Tallinn 18. 109 

City Management Hamburg 6.2A 102, 104 

City of Bydgoszcz 15.1 101 

City of Lodz 15.1 101 

City of Noto 1.2 203 

City of Olbia - Sardinia 1.2 105a 

City of Torun 15.1 101 

City of Windhoek 20. 114 

City Pass 2.1 405 

City Seasons Hotel 22.B 200, 210 

City Sightseeing Ltd. 25. 171 

CitySightsNY/GO Airport Shuttle 2.1 517 

Ciudad São Paulo 1.1 218 

Civil Aviation Authority 21.A 114 

CK Domstadthotels GmbH & Co. KG 11.2 101 

Clark Tours 3.1 232 

Classic Namibia 20. 111 

Classic Safari Camps of Africa 20. 111 

Cleo Travel 23.A 100 

Cleopatra Luxury Resort Makadi Bay 23.A 100 

Cleopatra Luxury Resort 

Sharm E Sheikh 23.A 100 

Cliffs of Moher Visitor Experience 18. 122 

Clink Hostels 4.1 106 

Club Calimera Serra Palace 3.2 201 

Club des Hôtels de La Réunion 20. 132 

Club Magellan Ltd. 

3.2 101, 114b 

Club Nena 3.2 201 

Cluster Turistico del Destino Puerto Plata 3.1 131 

Cluster-Wellness BG Association 3.2 101, 114b 

CMS Hospitality - GuestCentrix 4.1 106 

CMT Cottbus Congress, 

Messe & Touristik GmbH 12. 101 

Coastal Aviation 21.A 123 

Coastal South Carolina USA 2.1 322 

Cockburn’s Port 4.2 115 

Coco Bodu Hithi 5.2A 107 

Coco Lagoon Resort 5.2B 256 

Coco Villa 20. 129 

Cocoa Island by COMO / 

Maalifushi by COMO 5.2A 107 

Codorníu 4.2 202 

Cold War Museum “Bunker42” 2.1 122 

Cologne Business School 11.1 202 

Colombia, Procolombia 1.1 108, 109 

Color Line 18. 128a-e 

Colorado Tourism Office 2.1 340 

Colour Tour Georgia 3.2 112 

Coltur Peru 1.1 104 

Columbia Hotels & Resorts 2.2 111, 111a 

Columbus Tours (Pvt.) Ltd. 5.2A 114 

Columbus Travel & Tours 26.B 201 

combon GmbH 6.2B 301 

Comintour 2.1 123 

Comité Départemental 

du Tourisme de la Marne 2.2 201, 201a 

Common Wadden Sea Secretariat 

(CWSS) 4.1 255 

Compass Brazil 1.1 218 

Compass GmbH 11.1 202 

Computer-L.A.N. GmbH 5.1 104b 

Comwell 18. 128a-e 

Concept Guides 6.1 118 

Concord Exotic Voyages (I) Ltd. 5.2B 205, 205a 

Concord Travel Ltd. 3.2 112 

Concorde De Luxe Resort & SPA 3.2 124 

Concorde Hotel Kuala Lumpur 26.A 121 

Concur (Germany) GmbH 7.1A 100 

Condor Ferries 18. 124 


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Condor Travel 1.1 116 

Condor Verde Travel 

- Mexico Incoming Operator 1.1 101 

Con-Ex Latvia Tours Group 18. 126a 

conferencefinder.com 9. 110 

Confortel Hoteles 

4.2 101, 101a 

Congress & Tours SA. DE CV 1.1 101 

Congress- u.Tourismus-Zentrale 

Nürnberg 6.2B 305 

Connaissance De Ceylan (Pvt.) Ltd. 5.2A 114 

Connections DMC Ltd. 20. 129 

Connections Réunion 20. 132 

Connoisseurs Scotland 18. 123 

Conrad Algarve 9. 316 

Conrad Bali 9. 316 

Conrad Bali 26.A 120 

Conrad Dubai 

(vorher: PPM Conrad Hotel) 22.A 103 

Conrad Maldives Rangali Island 5.2A 107 

Conseil Provincial du Tourisme 

d’Essaouira (CPT Essaouira) 21.B 208 

Conseil Provincial du Tourisme 

Ouarzazate 21.B 208 

Conseil Régional du Tourisme 

d’Agadir Souss Massa Draa 21.B 208 


de Casablanca 21.B 208 


de Fes Boulemane 21.B 208 


de Marrakech 21.B 208 


de Meknès Tafilalet 21.B 208 


de Rabat 21.B 208 


de Tanger Tétouan 21.B 208 

Consejo de Promotion Turistica 

de Mexico 1.1 101 

Consejo Turístico de San Miguel 

de Allende 1.1 101 

CONSELVATUR / Selva Bananito Lodge 3.1 236, 236b 

Consisho, Mexico 8.1 113a 

Conso.de 25. 179 

Consolid 1.1 210 

Consolid Latin America DMC 

c/o Amoreps Germany 1.1 207 

Consortium “Kyiv Tourism” 1.2 234 

Consorzio Dolomiti Tourismusverband 1.2 202 

Constance Hotels and Resorts 20. 102 

Constantinou Bros Hotels 2.2 111, 111a 

ConsultiiQ GmbH 8.1 142 

Contact Travel Budapest 2.2 209 

Contiki Holidays 4.1 106 

Continental Hotel Budapest 2.2 209 

Continental Travel Incoming 2.2 209 

CONVIASA 1.1 209 

Cook Islands Tourism Corporation 5.2A 104 

Copthorne Hotel Dubai 22.A 103 

Coral Beach Resort 22.A 104 

Coral Hospitality Corp. 3.1 131 

Coral Hotels 4.2 203 

Córdoba, Patronato Provincial 

de Turismo 

4.2 201, 201a-c 

Corendon Airlines 25. 122 

Corinthia Hotels 9. 314 

CORNELIA HOTELS.GOLF.SPA 3.2 122 

Corporación Camino Real 3.1 232 

Cortina Turismo 1.2 202 

Cosmorama Ltd. 25. 142 

Costa Brava - Girona, 

Patronat de Turisme 4.2 202 

Costa del Sol Tourist Board Màlaga 4.2 201, 201a-c 

Costa do Sauípe 1.1 218 

Costa Kreuzfahrten Niederlassung 

der Costa Crociere S.p.A. 6.2A 102, 104 

Costa Rica Dream Travel 

3.1 236, 236b 

Costa Rica Reps 

3.1 236, 236b 

Costa Rica Tourist Board 3.1 236, 236b 

Coster Diamonds 10.2 101 

Côte d’Ivoire Tourisme 21.A 116 

Côte Sun Hotels 20. 132 

Couples Resorts 3.1 226 

Court Classique Suite Hotel - Pretoria 20. 134 

Courtyard by Marriott 22.B 208 

Courtyard by Marriott 3.1 121 

Cox & Kings Limited 5.2B 232 

CPH Hotels 8.1 130 

CPI Hotels a.s. 9. 321 

Crayon Data 6.1 139c 

Creative Travel Pvt. Ltd. 5.2B 219 

Cretan Holidays S.A. 2.2 116 

Crete, Region 2.2 104 

Crikey Camper Hire 5.2A 119 

Crillon Tours S.A. - Titicaca Hydrofoils 1.1 211 

Cristal Group 22.B 210 

Criteo 6.1 139 

Croatia Airlines 1.2 218 

CroisiEurope 25. 188 

Crown & Champa Resorts 5.2A 107 

Crown Tours Maldives 5.2A 107 

Crowne Plaza 22.B 208 

Crowne Plaza 9. 319 

Crowne Plaza Antalya 9. 319 

Crowne Plaza Berlin City Centre 8.1 127 

Crowne Plaza Dubai 22.A 103 

Crowne Plaza Hollywood Beach Resort 9. 319 

Crowne Plaza Israel Hotels 23.B 203 

Crowne Plaza Istanbul Asia 9. 319 

Crowne Plaza Moscow WTC 2.1 122 

Crowne Plaza Muscat 9. 319 

Crowne Plaza Rome- St. Peter’s 9. 319 

Crowne Plaza South Beach- 

Z Ocean Hotel 9. 319 

Crowne Plaza St. Petersburg Ligovsky 9. 319 

CRS Tours 

3.1 236, 236b 

Crucemundo Cruceros Fluviales 25. 124 

Cruceros Skorpios 1.1 201 

Cruise America RV Rentals & Sales 2.1 475 

Crvena Luka Hotel & Resort 1.2 218 

crystal communications GmbH 5.3 115 

Crystal Holidays (Pvt.) Ltd. 5.2A 114 

Crystal Hotels Resort & Spa 3.2 106b 

CSI-Training.de 8.1 101 

CTS Gruppen- und Studienreisen GmbH 18. 111 

CTS Turismo 1.1 201 

Cuba Cubanisches Fremdenverkehrsbüro 3.1 223 

Cuba Real Tours 3.1 238 

Cubilis by Stardekk 8.1 106 

CULTURE LOUNGE / projekt2508 GmbH 16. 100 

Cultuzz Digital Media GmbH 8.1 120 

Cunard Line 6.2A 102, 104 

Curaçao Tourist Board 3.1 135 

Customer Alliance 6.1 162 

Cynsa Tour Operator 1.1 210 

Cynthiana Beach Hotel 

2.2 111, 111a 

Cyprotels Hotels & Resorts 2.2 111, 111a 

Cyprus Agrotourism Company 2.2 111, 111a 

Cyprus Association for Cultural 

& Special Interest Tourism 2.2 111, 111a 

Cyrous Sahra Tour & Travel Agency Co. 7.2A 100 

Czech Airlines, SkyTeam 9. 102 

Czech Tourist Authority - CzechTourism 7.2B 102 

D 

D Varee Hotels & Resorts Co., Ltd. 26.B 218 

D.M. SAS - Prosecco Guide 1.2 202 

D.T.P. Tour Operator 1.1 115 

Dalarna University 11.1 304 

DALÍ Berlin Ausstellungsbetriebs-GmbH 14.1 108 

Dalian Travel & Tourism Bureau 26.C 310 

Dallas Convention & Visitors Bureau 2.1 200 

Daluman Villa 26.A 120 

DAMAC Hotels & Resorts Management 22.A 103 

Dan Hotels 23.B 203 

Danat Hotels & Resorts, NCT&H 

National Corp. for Tourism&Hotel 22.B 210 

DanCenter A/S 18. 128a-e 

Danferry.de - Fähren in Dänemark 

und nach Bornholm 18. 128a-e 

Danube Competence Center 2.2 122 

Danubius Health Spa Resort Sovata 9. 222 

Danubius Hotel Regents Park 9. 222 

Danubius Hotels Group 9. 222 

Danubius Hotels Group 2.2 209 

DaPhi GmbH 4.1 117 

Darmstadt Marketing GmbH 16. 100 

Darmstadt Marketing GmbH 7.2C 101 

Darwin Central Hotel 5.2A 119 

Das Druckhaus Beineke 

Dickmanns GmbH 8.1 117 

Das goldene Stadttor - ITB-CINEMA 2.1 115 

Das Ticket Team team reisen GmbH 5.1 111 

DASATARIQ Tour Operator & DMC Peru 1.1 104 

Dasbreitehotel 9. 110 

Datalink SA 8.1 113a 

Daventura 1.1 218 

David Dead Sea Resort and Spa 23.B 203 

Davidson’s Arnhemland Safaris 5.2A 119 

Dayli Tours 4.2 203 

Days Inns Canada 2.1 491 

DB Bahn / ÖBB 17. 103 

DB Bahn Italia 1.2 202 

DB Fernverkehr AG ScanEurope 

(DB-DSB Kooperation) 18. 128a-e 

DB Gruppencharter Railway track 1-3 

DB Hotel Verona 1.2 202 

DB Mobility Logistics AG 13. 100 

DB Museum Nürnberg 6.2B 305 

DB Regio AG, Region Nordost 12. 101 

DB Rent GmbH 13. 100 

DB Vertrieb GmbH - Online-Vertrieb 13. 100 

DB Vertrieb GmbH - Qixxit 13. 100 

DB Vetrieb GmbH - Fahrtziel Natur 13. 100 

dcs plus 5.1 129 

DCS Touristik GmbH 25. 114 

DDR Museum 12. 101 

DDSG Blue Danube Schiffahrt 17. 103 

DE & HA Turism Turkey Incoming 25. 101 

De Koninck Beer experience centre 10.2 104 

DE&HA Egypt 25. 101 

Dead Sea Tourism, Israel 23.B 203 

Deevana Patong Resort & Spa 26.B 210, 211 

Defne Hotels 3.2 201 

DEHOGA Brandenburg 12. 101 

Del Bianco Travel Experience 1.1 218 

Delaware North 2.1 225 

Delhi Tourism & Transportation 

Development Corporation Ltd. 5.2B 205, 205a 

Delius-Klasing Verlag 10.2 108 

Dellarosa Hotel Suites & Spa 21.B 208 

Deloitte, India Touche Tohmatsu 

India Pvt Ltd. 8.1 113a 

Delphin Hotels 

& Resorts Delphin Imperial 25. 157 

Delta Air Lines, Inc. 7.1A 100 

Delta Air Lines, SkyTeam 9. 102 

Delta Group 3.2 109 

Delta Tours 18. 126b 

Delta Tours & Travel Services 25. 107 

Deltanet Travel 2.2 111, 111a, 119 

Demetra Art Hotel 2.1 123 

Den Haag Marketing 10.2 101 

Denizli (Denizli Valiligi Il 


Denmark 18. 128a 

Department of Tourism 

and Resorts of Ajara A.R. 3.2 112 

Der offizielle Bayernshop 

c/o BAYERN Tourismus Marketing 6.2B 302 

Der Reise Riese Berlin GmbH 25. 142 

Der SchottlandBerater 18. 123 

Der Tourismusverband Kurland 18. 126a 

DER Touristik 8.2 103a 

DER Touristik GmbH 5.3 110 

DerbySoft 9. 207 

DERPART Travel Service 7.1A 100 

Dertour GmbH & Co. KG / Derhotel.com 8.1 117 

Des Hotels & Des Îles 3.1 136 

Descubra Minho - Walking 

and Cycling Tours in Portugal 4.2 116 

Desert Adventures Tourism L.L.C 22.A 103 

Desert Gate Tourism 22.B 200 

Desert Gate Tourism 22.A 103 

Desert Palm by Per AQUUM 22.A 103 

Design Hotels AG 9. 312 

Design Suites Hotels 1.1 210 

Designer Outlet Soltau 6.2A 103 

Designer Outlets Wolfsburg 6.2A 103 

Destination Asia 26.A 105 

Destination Bornholm 18. 128a-e 

Destination Bristol 18. 123 

Destination British Columbia 2.1 491 

Destination NSW 5.2A 119 

Destination Services 25. 131 

Destination Touristic Services 3.2 101, 114b, 201 

Destination Touristic Services 2.2 101 

Destinations of the World 22.B 210 

Destino Punta del Este 1.1 212 

Destinos Latinos Travel Agency 1.1 101 

Deutsche Bodensee Tourismus GmbH 6.2B 203 

Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale 

Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) 4.1 201 

Deutsche Hotelklassifizierung 12. 102 

Deutsche Lufthansa AG 25. 158 

Deutsche Märchenstraße 7.2C 101 

Deutsche Oper am Rhein 

Düsseldorf Duisburg 8.2 103b 

Deutsche Sporthochschule Köln 11.1 314 

Deutsche Zentrale für Tourismus e.V. 12. 102 

Deutscher Blinden- und 

Sehbehindertenverband e.V. (DBSV) 4.1 118 

Deutscher Heilbäderverband e.V. 12. 102 

Deutscher Tourismusverband 

Service GmbH 12. 102 

Deutsches Automatenmuseum 

- Sammlung Gauselmann 14.1 112 

Deutsches Currywurst Museum Berlin 14.1 108 

Deutsches Jugendherbergswerk 4.1 113 

Deutsches Jugendherbergswerk 12. 101 

Deutsches Jugendherbergswerk 

LV Nordmark e.V. 6.2A 105 

Deutsches Jugendherbergswerk, 

Landesverband Bayern e.V. 6.2B 301 

Deutsches Jugendherbergswerk, 

Landesverband Rheinland 8.2 103a 

Deutsches Museum Bonn 8.2 103b 

Deutsches Nationaltheater und 

Staatskapelle Weimar GmbH 11.2 103 

Devrek Kaymakamligi 3.1 113 

Dewa Phuket 26.B 221 





DFB-Stiftung Deutsches 

Fußballmuseum gGmbH 8.2 101a 

DFDS (Deutschland) GmbH 18. 119 

DH Studio Köln 8.1 124 

DHISCO 8.1 139 

Dialog-Computer-Software GmbH 5.1 123 

DIAMIR Erlebnisreisen GmbH 21.A 104 

DIAMIR Erlebnisreisen GmbH 5.2A 118 

Diamond Deluxe Hotel 2.2 123 

Diamond Resorts International 4.2 203 

Diamondland Antwerpen 10.2 104 

Diamonds Athuruga and Diamonds 

Thundufushi 5.2A 107 

Diana Dea Lodge & Spa 20. 132 

Diana Travel 3.2 123 

Dicle Promotion and Cooperation 

Mardin / Batman / Siirt / Sirnak 3.2 201 

Die Eisenbahn Erlebnisreise, 

Comundus Reisen & Events GmbH 18. 105 

Die Fränkischen Ferienlandschaften 6.2B 304 

Die Jugendherbergen gGmbH 18. 106 

Die Jugendherbergen 

in Rheinland-Pfalz und im Saarland 8.2 201b 

Die Lübecker Museen 16. 100 

Die Nordischen Länder 18. 128a-e 

Die Nordsee GmbH 6.2A 103 

Diesenhaus Ram GmbH 25. 142 

Diesenhaus Unitours Incoming Tourism 23.B 203 

Dieter Graf Verlag 10.2 108 

Diethelm Travel Group 26.B 229 

Diethelm Travel The Maldives 5.2A 107 

diginetmedia 5.1 104 

Digital Trip Ltd. 5.1 112 

Dinknesh Ethiopia Tour 21.A 122 

Dionysos Travel & Tours Ltd. 2.2 111, 111a 

Diözesanmuseum Paderborn 16. 100 

Diplomat Hotel Prague 10.1 112 

Dirección General de Turismo 

- Extremadura 4.2 101, 101a 

Discover Dominica Authority 3.1 137 

Discover East Travel Co.Ltd 26.C 311 

Discover Holidays 2.1 491 

Discover Madagascar 20. 103 

Discover New England 2.1 502 

Discover South America 1.1 115 

Discover Suriname Tours 3.1 121 

Discover Travel & Tours 18. 120 

Discovery Circle Tours 23.B 202 

Discovery Holidays Co., Ltd. 26.B 218 

Discovery Hotels & Resorts 26.A 120 

Discovery Overland Holidays 26.A 121 

DITAB Didim Tourism Infrastructure 

Service Union 3.2 201 

Diuim Destination Management 

Company 2.1 123 

Diverse Destination Travel Pvt. Ltd. 5.2B 205, 205a 

Diversity Consulting 3.1 202a 

Diyarbakir 3.2 201 

DJH City Hostels Rheinland 8.2 103a 

DJH Gemeinsam Arbeiten GmbH 18. 106 

DJH-Resort Neuharlingersiel 18. 106 

Djibouti Palace Kempinski 9. 217 

DN Tours 2.1 117 

Dolan Hotels 18. 124 

Dolce Vita Travels Pvt. Ltd. 5.2A 116 

Dolphin Suites 3.1 135 

Dom Rep Tours 3.1 238 

Domaine Régional 

de Chaumont-sur-Loire 

2.2 201, 201a 

Domäne der Grotten von Han 10.2 105 

Domestic Asia Tour 26.A 120 

Dominica Tourist Office 3.1 137 

Dominican Republic Ministry 

of Tourism 3.1 131 

Domiruth Travel Service SAC 1.1 104 

Dommuseum Hildesheim 16. 100 

Don Juan Beach Resort 3.1 131 

Donau Österreich 17. 103 

Donau Touristik GmbH 17. 103 

Dorint Hotel und Resorts 9. 104 

Dorint Royal Golf Resort & Spa 4.2 101, 101a 

Dorling Kindersley 10.2 108 

Dorna Tour Agency 7.2A 100 

Dorsett Hospitality International 3.1 207 

Dortmund Airport 8.2 101a 

Dortmunder U - Zentrum für Kunst 

und Kreativität 16. 100 

DORTMUNDtourismus GmbH 8.2 101a 

Double Tree By Hilton Dubai 

Jumeirah Beach 22.A 103 

Double Tree by Hilton Hotel 

& Residences Dubai- Al Barsha 22.A 103 

Double Tree by Hilton Milan 9. 316 

Doubletree by Hilton Tanzania 21.A 123 

Doubletree by Hilton Venice North 9. 316 

Dr. Tigges 25. 108 

Dr. Walter GmbH - Reiseversicherungen 4.1 126 

Dr. Weiglein Expeditions GmbH 26.A 116 

Drachenfelsbahn 8.2 103a 

Dravidian Journeys Pvt. Ltd. 5.2B 205, 205a 

Dream Castle Hotel bei 

Disneyland ® Paris 10.1 112 

Dreamcatcher Mauritius 20. 104 

Dresden Marketing GmbH 11.2 102 

Dresdner Residenz Konzerte 11.2 102 

Dresdner Stadtrundfahrt 

- Die Roten Doppeldecker GmbH 11.2 102 

D-Resort Grand Azur 3.2 201 

drive FTI 25. 176 

Drive Now GmbH & Co.KG 9. 121 

DRK-Tagungshotel Dunant 9. 110 

DRV Deutscher ReiseVerband e.V. 10.1 117 

DS Bulgaria 25. 131 

DS Costa Rica 25. 131 

DS Dominican Republic 25. 131 

DS Greece 25. 131 

DS Indonesia 25. 131 

DS Malaysia 25. 131 

DS Mexico 25. 131 

DS Morocco 25. 131 

DS Portugal 25. 131 

DS Singapore 25. 131 

DS Spain 25. 131 

DS Thailand 25. 131 

DS Turkey 25. 131 

DS Vietnam 25. 131 

Duale Hochschule Baden 

-Württemberg Ravensburg 11.1 101 

Dubai Marine Beach Resort & Spa 22.A 103 

Dubai Marriot Hotels 22.A 103 

Dubai Tours 21.B 214 

Dubai, Department of Tourism 

and Commerce Marketing 22.A 103 

Dubrovnik Sati DMC 25. 142 

Duetorrihotels Spa 1.2 202 

Duisburg Marketing GmbH 8.2 101a 

Dunas Hotels & Resorts 4.2 203 

Dunes Adventures & Tours 22.B 200 

Durango 1.1 101 

Durban Tourism 20. 138 

Dushanbe International Airport 2.1 112 

Dushanbe Serena Hotel 2.1 112 

Dusit d2 Chiang Mai 9. 211 

Dusit d2 Phuket Resort 9. 211 

Dusit Devarana New Delhi 9. 211 

Dusit International 9. 211 

Dusit International 26.B 230 

Dusit Island Resort Chiang Rai 9. 211 

Dusit Thani Abu Dhabi 9. 211 

Dusit Thani Bangkok 9. 211 

Dusit Thani Dubai 9. 211 

Dusit Thani Hua Hin 9. 211 

Dusit Thani Laguna Phuket 9. 211 

Dusit Thani Maldives 9. 211 

Dusit Thani Manila 9. 211 

Dusit Thani Pattaya 9. 211 

Düsseldorf Airport 8.2 103d 

Düsseldorf Congress Sport & Event GmbH 8.2 103a 

Düsseldorf Marketing & Tourismus GmbH 8.2 103a 

Düsseldorfer Fachschule für Tourismus 11.1 303 

Düsseldorfer Schauspielhaus 8.2 103a 

Dutch Cruise Line 10.2 101 

Dvorak Spa Hotel Karlsbad 10.1 112 

Dwarikas Group of Hotels and Resorts 5.2A 116 

Dynamic Tours Pvt. Ltd. 5.2B 238 

E 

E Travel Online Pvt. Ltd. 6.1 109 

Eagle Tours 

3.1 236, 236b 

EagleRider Motorcycle Rentals 2.1 435 

Eagles Palace 2.2 109 

Easia Travel 25. 178 

East African Community 21.A 123 

East Bohemia Convention Bureau 7.2B 102 

EAST Hotel & Bar 6.2A 102, 104 

East Nusa Tenggara Tourism Board 26.A 120 

Eastern Black Sea Development Agency 3.2 201 

Eastern Hotel Developers (Pvt) Ltd. 5.2A 114 

Eastern Macedonia and Thrace, Region 2.2 101 

Eastern Mediterranean 

Development Agency 3.2 201 

Eastern Sun Tours and Safari Ltd. 21.A 123 

Eastern World Safaris Ltd. 21.A 123 

Eaton Chelsea, Toronto 2.1 491 

EBC Hochschule Düsseldorf 8.2 103a 

Ebel Touristik GmbH 25. 173 

Eberl Online GmbH 6.2B 314 

EC Travel 4.2 119a 

Eco Team - Sri Lanka (Pvt) Ltd. 5.2A 114 

Ecole hôtelière de Lausanne (EHL) 11.1 310 

Ecole Travel 

3.1 236, 236b 

ECONTEL HOTEL Berlin Charlottenburg 14.1 106 

ECONTEL HOTEL München 14.1 106 

ECONTEL HOTELS 14.1 106 

EcoTraining 20. 134 

ECPAT Deutschland e.V. 4.1 220 

Ecuador, Ministry of Tourism 1.1 107 

Edelweiss Travel Company 2.1 117 

Eden Beach Resort Bonaire 3.1 138 

Eftalia Hotels 3.2 201 

Efteling 10.2 101 

egapark Erfurt 11.2 103 

Egencia GmbH 7.1A 100 

Egoli Tours 20. 134 

EGT Tour GmbH 25. 152 

Egypt Hotels 23.A 100 

Egyptian Tourist Authority 23.A 100 

Eifel Tourismus (ET) GmbH 8.2 102b, 201a 

Eihab Travels 22.B 200 

Eilat 23.B 203 

Ein-Gedi Hotel 23.B 203 

Eisenach-Wartburgregion 

Touristik GmbH 11.2 103 

Eix Estel SL 4.2 202 

Eix Hotels - Eix Lagotel 4.2 103 

EKIN Fuar A.S. 3.2 201 

El Al Israel Airlines 23.B 203 

El Conquistador Resort 2.1 316 

El Gouna, Red Sea 23.A 100 

El Monte RV 2.1 255 

El Mouradi Hotels 21.B 201 

El Salvador, Minstry of Tourism 3.1 237 

Elcotour Agencia de Viagens e Tourismo 1.1 218 

Elding Whale Watching Reykjavík 18. 128a-e 

element by Westin 9. 315 

Elena, Municipality 

3.2 101, 114b 

Elephant Hills Co., Ltd. 26.B 221 

Elewana Collection 21.A 123 

Elia Apartments-Restaurant 3.1 208 

Elisabeth Hotel 9. 110 

Elite Island Resorts 3.1 143b 

Elite Travel 2.2 123 

Elite Travel & Tourism 22.B 200 

Elite Travel DMC 1.2 214, 227 

Ella International Lesbian Festival 3.1 205 

Ellington Hotel Berlin 12. 101 

ELMA Arts Complex Luxury Hotel 23.B 203 

Elsass - Agence de Développement 

Touristique de Haute-Alsace 2.2 201, 201a 

Elsass - Agence de Développement 

Touristique du Bas-Rhin 

2.2 201, 201a 

Elysium & Mediterranean Beach Hotel 2.2 111, 111a 

Elysium Hotels 3.1 208 

Embrace - Hotel Masatsch 9. 110 

Embrace Hotels 9. 110 

Emeco Tourism L.L.C 22.A 103 

Emerald Collection Zanzibar 21.A 123 

Emeralda Resort Ninh Binh 26.C 325 

Emeraude Classic Cruises 26.A 110 

EMG-Essen Marketing GmbH 8.2 101a 

Emilia Romagna 

Fremdenverkehrsamt (A.P.T. Servizi) 1.2 101, 101a-c 

Eminds SRL 5.1 114 

Emirates Airline 22.A 100 

Emirates Holidays 22.A 100 

Emirates Palace Abu Dhabi 9. 217 

Emirates Skywards 22.A 100 

Emons Verlag GmbH 10.2 106 

Emotions Destination Management / 

Island Focus Co. Ltd 20. 129 

Empire Riverside Hotel 6.2A 102, 104 

Empire State Realty Observatory 2.1 405 

Emscherkunst 16. 100 

Emsland Touristik GmbH 6.2A 103 

Enashipai Resort and Spa 21.A 108 

ENC Tours 3.2 109 

Encore Tickets Ltd. 18. 120 

Encounter Madagascar 20. 120 

Engelberg-Titlis Tourismus AG 17. 101a-d 

Enjoy Oman 22.B 200 

ennit AG 5.1 104 

Enoria Viaggi 1.2 110 

Entee Global Services 5.1 128 

Enter Gauja 18. 126a 

Entertainment Cruises 2.1 405 

EON Resorts 5.2A 107 

Eonyoga 4.1 243 

EPG Travel 26.B 201 

Ephesus Beach Hotels 3.2 201 

Epic Surf 3.1 237 

Epikurean Hotels & Lifestyle Thailand 26.B 221 

Epirus, Region of 2.2 101 

Equinox 

5.2B 205, 205a 

Erco Travels Pvt. Ltd. 

5.2B 205, 205a 

Erding, Region 6.2B 315, 316 

eRevMax 8.1 132 

Ereza Hotel & Resorts 4.2 203 

Erfurt Tourismus & Marketing GmbH 11.2 103 

Erich Schmidt Verlag GmbH & Co. KG 10.2 108 

Eritrea, Ministry of Tourism of 

the State of Eritrea 21.A 126 

Erlangen, Tourist-Information 6.2B 305 

Erzin Isos Thermal Health Center 3.2 103 

Escapade Ltd. / Tawi Lodge 21.A 108 

Escher im Palast 10.2 101 

Eshet Incoming 23.B 203 


D / E / F 


Eskisehir (Eskisehir Vailigi Il Kültür 

ve Turizm Müdürlügü) 3.2 201 

Espaco Porto Cruz 4.2 115 

ESPRIT Arena 8.2 103a 

Essential Destinations 21.A 123 

Essque Zalu Zanzibar 21.A 123 

Estado de México 1.1 101 

ESTEC - CZECH INCOMING 

TOUR OPERATOR & DMC 7.2B 102 

Esteros Viajes 1.1 210 

Estonian Tourist Board 18. 126c 

Estravel AS 18. 126c 

Estrel Berlin 12. 101 

ETA (Bird) Electronic Travel Aids 8.1 113a 

Etacs GmbH 5.1 121 

Ethiopian Airlines 21.A 101 

Ethiopian Tourism Organization 21.A 122 

Ethos Maldives Pvt. Ltd. 5.2A 107 

ETI Travel Mongolia 26.C 309 

Etihad Airways 22.B 211 

Etihad Airways 25. 110 

Etihad Holidays c/o Aeroplan 

Reise GmbH 22.B 211 

Etik 3.1 101 

ETIK - Ege Turistik Isletmeler 

ve Konaklamalar Birligi 3.2 201 

ETOA 9. 301 

E-Travel.sk 7.2B 103 

Euphoria Hotels & Resorts 3.2 201 

Euro Asia Tours & Travels P. Ltd. 5.2A 116 

euroArt - European Federation 

of Artists’ Colonies 16. 100 

Euroguide Coach & Travel Ltd. 2.2 209 

Eurohostel - Finnish Hostel Chain 

(HiHostels) 18. 128a-e 

Eurolimousine Aachen 18. 117 

Eurolimousine Austria 18. 117 

Eurolimousine Baden-Baden 18. 117 

Eurolimousine Belgium 18. 117 

Eurolimousine Berlin 18. 117 

Eurolimousine Binz/Rügen 18. 117 

Eurolimousine Bonn 18. 117 

Eurolimousine Brazil 18. 117 

Eurolimousine Bremen 18. 117 

Eurolimousine Czech Republic 18. 117 

Eurolimousine Denmark 18. 117 

Eurolimousine Dresden 18. 117 

Eurolimousine Düsseldorf 18. 117 

Eurolimousine Eisenach 18. 117 

Eurolimousine Eisleben 18. 117 

Eurolimousine Erfurt 18. 117 

Eurolimousine Estonia/Latvis 18. 117 

Eurolimousine France 18. 117 

Eurolimousine Frankfurt/M. 18. 117 

Eurolimousine Frankfurt/O. 18. 117 

Eurolimousine Friedrichshafen 18. 117 

Eurolimousine Georgia 18. 117 

Eurolimousine Germany 18. 117 

Eurolimousine Halle 18. 117 

Eurolimousine Hamburg 18. 117 

Eurolimousine Hannover 18. 117 

Eurolimousine Hungary 18. 117 

Eurolimousine Italy 18. 117 

Eurolimousine Jena 18. 117 

Eurolimousine Köln 18. 117 

Eurolimousine Latvia 18. 117 

Eurolimousine Leipzig 18. 117 

Eurolimousine Lindau 18. 117 

Eurolimousine Lithuania 18. 117 

Eurolimousine Lübeck 18. 117 

Eurolimousine Luxembourg 18. 117 

Eurolimousine Memmingen 18. 117 

Eurolimousine München 18. 117 

Eurolimousine Netherlands 18. 117 

Eurolimousine Nürnberg/Erlangen 18. 117 

Eurolimousine Poland 18. 117 

Eurolimousine Potsdam 18. 117 

Eurolimousine Rostock/Schwerin 18. 117 

Eurolimousine Russia 18. 117 

Eurolimousine South Africa 18. 117 

Eurolimousine Spain 18. 117 

Eurolimousine Stuttgart 18. 117 

Eurolimousine Switzerland 18. 117 

Eurolimousine Trier 18. 117 

Eurolimousine Turkey 18. 117 

Eurolimousine United Kingdom 18. 117 

Eurolimousine Weimar 18. 117 

Eurolimousine Wittenberg 18. 117 

Euronatur Service GmbH 10.2 108 

Europa Startour 7.2B 102 

Europa Tourist Group 1.2 202 

Europa Travel & Tours 1.2 214 

Europäische Reiseversicherung AG 25. 123 

Europa-Park GmbH & Co. Mack KG 6.2B 202 

EUROPARC Deutschland e.V. 12. 102 

Europastadt Görlitz Zgorzelec GmbH 11.2 102 

Europcar 5.2A 119 

Europcar Autovermietung GmbH 9. 123 

Europe Incoming Ltd 9. 301 

European Travel Services Ltd. 18. 123 

EuropeSpa med & wellness GmbH 25. 173 

Europlan SPA 1.2 110 

Eurostar International 18. 123 

Eurotours Ges.m.b.H. 17. 103 

Eurotur 1.1 210, 211 

EuroVelo, the European 

cycle route network 4.1 217 

Euvea 9. 110 

Evan Evans Tours 9. 301 

Even Hotels 9. 319 

Evenia Hotels 4.2 202 

Event Solutions Malta 

by Vacations Malta Ltd. 1.2 222 

Events Travel Asia 22.B 208a 

Eventus Group OÜ 18. 126c 

Eviva Tour Vietnam 26.C 329 

Evolution Distribution 10.1 107 

Exciting Travel Holidays 5.2A 107 

Excursia Tours 5.2B 201 

Exelans Tourism 20. 103 

Exo Tour 3.2 112 

EXO TRAVEL 26.A 117 

Expedia 9. 322 

Expedición Panamundo 3.1 238 

Expeditions MIR Ukraine 4.1 240 

Expeditions Myanmar Co Ltd 26.C 330 

expert PR & HWM 

Communications GmbH 18. 124 

Explora 1.1 201 

Explore Fairbanks 2.1 302 

ExploreGeorgia 3.2 112 

ExploRussia 4.1 226 

EXPO Milano 2015 1.2 104 

expo2508 16. 100 

Express des Îles 3.1 136 

Express Travel International GmbH 25. 104 

Exsel Authentic Hotels 20. 132 

Extraordinary 20. 119 

Ezeego One Travel & Tours Ltd. 6.1 139d 

F 

F1 Infotech 8.1 113a 

Fachhochschule des Mittelstandes (FHM) 4.1 123 

Fachhochschule Stralsund 11.1 206 

Fachhochschule Westküste 11.1 104 

Fahrtraum GmbH 17. 103 

Fair Trade Tourism 4.1 201 

Fairfield Tours 20. 138 

Fairmont Dubai 22.A 103 

Fairmont Hotel Vier Jahreszeiten 9. 309 

Fairmont Hotels & Resorts 2.1 491 

Fairmont Hotels & Resorts, Kenya 21.A 108 

Fairmont Le Montreux Palace 9. 309 

Fairmont Sanur Beach Bali 9. 309 

Fairmont Singapore and Swissotel 

the Stamford 26.A 133 

Fairmont The Palm, Dubai 22.A 103 

Fairways and Bluewater Boracay 

Newcoast 26.A 101, 134 

Falkensteiner Asia Spa Leoben 9. 110 

Falkensteiner Balance Resort Stegersbach 9. 110 

Falkensteiner Club Funimation Borik 9. 110 

Falkensteiner Club Funimation Katschberg 9. 110 

Falkensteiner Family Hotel Diadora 9. 110 

Falkensteiner Hotel & Grand Spa 

Marienbad 9. 110 

Falkensteiner Hotel & Spa 

Alpenresidenz Antholz 9. 110 

Falkensteiner Hotel & Spa Bad Leonfelden 9. 110 

Falkensteiner Hotel & Spa Bad Waltersdorf 9. 110 

Falkensteiner Hotel & Spa Bleibergerhof 9. 110 

Falkensteiner Hotel & Spa Carinzia 9. 110 

Falkensteiner Hotel 

& Spa Falkensteinerhof 9. 110 

Falkensteiner Hotel & Spa Jesolo 1.2 202 

Falkensteiner Hotel & Spa Jesolo 9. 110 


& Spa Lamm Kastelruth 9. 110 


& Spa Sonnenparadies 9. 110 

Falkensteiner Hotel Adriana 9. 110 

Falkensteiner Hotel Am Schottenfeld 9. 110 

Falkensteiner Hotel Belgrad 9. 110 

Falkensteiner Hotel Bratislava 9. 110 

Falkensteiner Hotel Cristallo 9. 110 

Falkensteiner Hotel Lido Ehrenburgerhof 9. 110 

Falkensteiner Hotel Margaretenguertel 9. 110 

Falkensteiner Hotel Maria Prag 9. 110 

Falkensteiner Hotel Schladming 9. 110 

Falkensteiner Hotel Sonnenalpe 9. 110 

Falkensteiner Hotel Stara Planina 9. 110 

Falkensteiner Hotels & Residences 9. 110 

Familjen Helsingborg 18. 128a-e 

Familotel AG 8.1 142 

Family Holiday Association 4.1 122 

Fancourt 20. 138 

Fantastico Sur - Torres del Paine 1.1 201 

Far East Hospitality 26.A 133 

Far Horizon Tours Pvt. Ltd. 5.2B 251 

Far West Nepal 4.1 214 

Farah Leisure Parks Management LLC 22.B 210 

Fargo-Moorhead CVB 2.1 360 

Fatarsh Tours & Safari Ltd. 21.A 123 

Fattal Chain 23.B 203 

Fattal Hotel Group 23.B 203 

FCm Travel Solutions, DER Deutsches 

Reisebüro 7.1A 100 

Feenstra Rhein Linie 25. 187 

fejo.dk 18. 128a-e 

Felanitx, Ajuntament 

4.2 101, 101a 

Felber Travel 1.1 115 

“Felix-Mendelssohn-Bartholdy- 

Stiftung” 11.2 102 

feratel media technologies AG 10.1 118 

feratel media technologies BV 10.1 118 

feratel media technologies GmbH 10.1 118 

feratel Schweiz AG 10.1 118 

Ferien & Freizeitpark Slagharen 10.2 101 

Ferien- und Erlebnispark Duinrell 10.2 101 

Ferienart Resort & Spa 17. 104 

Ferienregion Nationalpark Hohe 

Tauern GmbH 17. 103 

Ferrari World (Theme Park) 

Yas Waterworld (Theme Park) 22.B 210 

Ferreira 4.2 115 

FerryKnowHow 18. 111 

Fibula Travel 1.2 223 

Fiditour Joinstock Company 26.C 311 

Fiesta Americana Hotels & Resorts 

(Hotelera Posadas-Mèxico) 1.1 101 

Fiji Airways 5.2A 103 

Fiji Tourism 5.2A 103 

Filmkulisse Bayern c/o BAYERN 

TOURISMUS Marketing GmbH 6.2B 301 

Filmpark Babelsberg GmbH 12. 101 

Filokypros Character Houses Ltd. 2.2 111, 111a 

Filos Holidays & Travel 2.2 101 

Finca Cortesin, Hotel, Golf & Spa 9. 212 

FindYourItaly 6.1 149 

Finland 18. 128b 

Finnair 18. 128a-e 

Finnlines Passagierdienst 18. 107 

First Car Rental and Sixt 

Rent a Car SA 20. 138 

First Catering & Dining 8.1 127 

First Hotels 18. 128a-e 

First Sun Mallorca Hotels 4.2 120 

Fisherman’s Point Resort Sunflower 

Villas Skycastle Condominiums 3.1 226 

FIT América Latina 1.1 206 

Fit for Cruises 10.1 121 

FIT Reisen 25. 126 

Fitur - Feria Internacional de Turismo 4.2 104 

Fjell Norway 18. 128a-e 

Fjord Line 18. 128a-e 

Fjord Norway AS 18. 128a-e 

Flaeming-Skate - Landkreis 

Teltow-Fläming 12. 101 

Flair Hotels e.V. 8.1 131 

Flamenco Beach & Resort 23.A 100 

Flash Tour 23.A 100 

FlatsWire SARL 6.1 164 

Fletcher Hotels 10.2 101 

Flightlink Limited 21.A 123 

Flights by TFC & Federal Airlines 20. 120 

Flipper Viaggi S.a.s. 1.2 108 

Flora Tour 7.2B 103 

Floralia Brussels 10.2 104 

Flores Adventure Tours 26.A 120 

Flores DMO 26.A 120 

Florida Keys & Key West 2.1 315 

Florida Keys & Key West 3.1 213 

Florida’s Space Coast Office of Tourism 2.1 315 

fluege.de 8.1 112 

flug24.de 8.1 112 

Flughafen Dresden GmbH 11.2 104 

Flughafen Erfurt GmbH 11.2 103 

Flughafen Friedrichshafen GmbH 6.2B 204 

Flughafen GmbH Kassel 7.2C 101 

Flughafen Hannover 

- Langenhagen GmbH 6.2A 103 

Flughafen Leipzig/Halle GmbH 11.2 104 

Flughafen Paderborn/ 

Lippstadt GmbH 8.2 102a 

Flughafen Rostock-Laage 6.2A 

-Güstrow GmbH 

106,106a-b 

Flughafen Saarbrücken GmbH 8.2 202a 

Flughafen Stuttgart GmbH 6.2B 204 

Flussbett Hotel 9. 110 

Flyfip 4.2 116 

Flying Hanuman 26.B 210, 211 


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FMO Flughafen Münster / 

Osnabrück GmbH 8.2 102b 

fms Systems GmbH Niederlassung Berlin 12. 101 

Focke Museum - Landesmuseum 

für Kunst und Kulturgeschichte 16. 100 

Focus Asia Cambodia 26.A 110 

Focus Asia Indonesia 26.A 110 

Focus Asia Laos 26.A 110 

Focus Asia Myanmar 26.A 110 

Focus Asia Thailand 26.A 110 

Focus Asia Vietnam 26.A 110 

Focus Asia Yunnan 26.A 110 

Focus Travel 26.C 315 

Fontanestadt Neuruppin Tourismus 

-Service Bürgerbahnhof GmbH 12. 101 

Footprint Travel 26.C 329 

Footprints Travel Uganda 20. 120 

For You Travel GmbH 25. 136 

Förde Reederei Seetouristik 18. 111 

Forest Hotel 18. 108 

Foresters Arms Hotel 20. 113 

Formentera, Patronato de Turismo 4.2 101, 101a 

Fort Lauderdale Convention 

& Visitors Bureau 3.1 212 

Fort Rajwada 5.2B 245 

Fort Worth Convention 


Fortour Brasil 1.1 218 

Fortuna Tours DMC Mostar 1.2 233 

forum anders reisen e.V. 4.1 202 

Forum InterArt GmbH 16. 100 

Forvol International Services Ltd. 5.2B 205, 205a 

Four Points by Sheraton 22.B 208 

Four Points by Sheraton 9. 315 

Four Seasons Hotel 

2.2 111, 111a 

Four Seasons Resort Bali 26.A 120 

Foxes Safaris Camps 21.A 123 

FOX-TOURS Reisen GmbH 25. 153 

Foz do Iguacu 1.1 218 

Fragrant Nature Resorts 5.2B 256 

Franckesche Stiftungen zu Halle 11.2 101 

Franke Coffee Systems 8.2 103a 

Franken - Wein.Schöner.Land! 6.2B 301 

Frankenauer Hof 9. 110 

Frankenland Reisen 25. 101 

FrankenTourismus 6.2B 304 

Frankfurt Airport 7.2C 102 

Französisches Reisebüro 

2.2 201, 201a 

FRED OLSEN, S.A. 

- Hotel Jardín Tecina & Tecina Golf 4.2 203 

Freiberg, Stadt 11.2 102 

Freiburg Wirtschaft Touristik 

und Messe GmbH & Co. KG 6.2B 202 

Freizeitreisen KG - ein Unternehmen 

der BVB.net Touristikgruppe 18. 105 

Fremad Russia 25. 142 

Fremdenverkehrsverein 6.2A 

Stettiner Haff e.V. 

106,106a-b 

French Travel Partners 

2.2 201, 201a 

freshcells systems engineering GmbH 5.1 117 

freytag & berndt GmbH 10.2 108 

FRHI Hotels & Resorts 9. 309 

Friaul Julisch Venetien 1.2 

Regionalagentur für Tourismus 101, 101a-c 

Fribourg Region Freiburger 

Tourismusverband 17. 101a-d 

Friedrichstadt-Palast 12. 101 

friends hotels & more 8.1 117 

Frontiers North Adventures 2.1 491 

Frosmo Ltd 6.1 106 

FRÜH Gastronomie 8.2 103a 

FTI Group 25. 176 

Fuego Travel 3.2 201 

Fuertegroup S.L. 

4.2 101, 101a 

Fuerteventura Fremdenverkehrsamt 4.2 203 

Fujairah Aviation Services & Tours 22.A 102 

Fujairah Rotana Resort 

& Spa Al Aqah Beach 22.A 102 

Fujairah Tourism & Antiquities, 

U.A.E 22.A 102 

Fulda - Tourismus und 

Kongressmanagement 7.2C 101 

Fun Travel Azerbaijan 3.2 109 

Fundación Siglo para el Turismo 

y las Artes de Castilla y Leon 4.2 101, 101a 

Funke Mediengruppe GmbH 

& Co KGaA 14.1 111 

Furahia Tanzania Safari 

and Trekking Ltd. 21.A 123 

Furama Hotels International 26.A 114b 

Furama Resort Danang 26.C 311 

Furnace Creek Resort 2.1 435 

Fürth, Tourist-Information 6.2B 305 

Füssen Tourismus und Marketing 6.2B 301 

fvw 10.1 121 

fvw 11.1 213 

fvw Akademie 10.1 121 

FVW Medien GmbH 10.1 121 

fvw Stellenmarkt 10.1 121 

fvw Stellenmarkt 11.1 213 

G 

G Adventures 25. 140 

G Hotel 26.A 121 

Gador Viajes 1.1 210 

Gaeltacht Reisen 18. 122 

Gaia Tours Wandern 4.2 203 

Galeries Lafayette Paris Haussmann 2.2 201, 201a 

Galileo Deutschland GmbH 

Travelport 5.1 119 

Gallery Tours and Safaris 21.A 123 

Gambia Tourism Board 21.A 106 

GAPA Travel 3.1 238 

Garonga Safari Camp 20. 111 

gARTenakademie Sachsen-Anhalt e.V. 11.2 101 

Gartenträume - Historische Parks 

in Sachsen-Anhalt e.V. 11.2 101 

Gartour by HTS GRP 1.2 104a 

Garuda Indonesia, SkyTeam 9. 102 

Gasteinertal Tourismus GmbH 17. 103 

Gastwerk Hotel Hamburg 6.2A 102, 104 

Gateway Brazil GmbH 1.1 207 

Gateway N.V. 8.1 122 

GayGuide365.com 3.1 204a 

Gaziantep (Gaziantep Valiligi Il 


Gaziantep Metropolitan Municipality 3.1 108 

GCB German Convention Bureau e.V. 12. 102 

GD Incentives GmbH 6.2A 102, 104 

Gebeco GmbH & Co. KG 25. 108 

Gebeco Länder erleben 25. 108 

Gedenkstätte Point Alpha 7.2C 101 

GEG Travel Ltd 1.2 212 

GEKA (Güney Ege Kalkinma Ajansi 

Aydin Denizli / Mugla) 3.2 201 

Geldermann Privatsektkellerei GmbH 16. 100 

Gemeentemuseum Den Haag 10.2 101 

Gemeinschaft Erleben GmbH 18. 106 

Genco Tour Bureau JSC Mongolian 

top tour operator 26.C 309 

Generaldirektion Kulturelles Erbe 

Rheinland-Pfalz 8.2 201b 

Generator Hostels 9. 301 

Genesis Tours 23.B 203 

Geo Travel 3.2 109 

Geoparks under Unesco 4.1 200 

Georgia Tourism 2.1 345 

Georgian DMC 3.2 112 

Georgian Events 3.2 112 

Georgian Journey 3.2 112 

Georgian National Tourism 

Administration 3.2 112 

Georgica Travel 3.2 112 

Geoturismo Patagonia 1.1 201 

Geovita SA 15.1 101 

GEPOET General Pan-Hellenic 

Federation of Tourism Enterprises 2.2 101 

GER to GER - Ecotravel Agency 26.C 309 

GeraNova Bruckmann Verlagshaus 10.2 108 

German Collection of Hotels 

& Lodges - Kubu Safari Lodge 20. 135 

Germania Fluggesellschaft mbH 12. 101 

Gesundheitsagentur NRW GmbH 8.2 102a 

Gesundheitsregion KölnBonn e.V. 8.2 103a 

Get into Lanka Travels & Tours 5.2A 114 

Get into Maldives Travels Pvt Ltd 5.2A 107 

GETOB South Aegean Hoteliers 

Association 3.2 201 

Gewandhaus zu Leipzig 11.2 102 

GF Hoteles 4.2 203 

GFK SE 25. 111 

Ghana Tourism Authority 21.A 105 

Ghent Hotels 10.2 104 

Ghent Tourist Office 10.2 104 

Ghods Gasht 7.2A 100 

Giant’s Causeway / Causeway 

Coast and Glens 18. 122 

GIATA GmbH 5.1 100 

Gibraltar Tourist Board 2.2 114 

Giglio Travel Organization 1.2 103 

Gilan Tourism 3.2 109 

Gilgit-Baltistan, Government Tourism 

and Culture Department 5.2A 120 

Gili Lankanfushi 5.2A 107 

Girikand Travels Pvt Ldt. 5.2B 201 

Girisons Airways Pvt.Ltd. 5.2B 201 

GJ Travel Iceland 18. 128a-e 

Gleboczek Vine Resort & Spa Hotel 15.1 101 

Global Communication Experts GmbH 5.3 109 

Global Incentive Canarias 4.2 203 

Global Nature Fund Gschf. Udo 

Gattenlöhner 4.1 237 

Global Touch 8.1 113a 

Global Tours 22.B 200 

Global Tours Hotel 5.2A 114 

Global Tours Oman 22.B 208a 

Globalair Travel & Tourism 1.2 222 

Globetrotter Ausrüstung 4.1 207 

Glokal Travel 3.2 201 

Gloria Hotels & Resorts 25. 148 

Gloria Hotels and Residences 22.A 103 

GM Group Travel 1.1 218 

GMT-Travel Berlin GmbH 14.1 117 

Go Galilee 23.B 203 

Go Global Travel LTD. 9. 219 

Go Patagonia 1.1 201 

GO Rentals 5.2A 119 

Go Thailand Tours Co., Ltd. 26.B 221 

GO VACATION Indonesia - Thailand 

- Sri Lanka 26.B 224 

Go Vacation Sri Lanka 26.B 224 

Go Vacation Thailand 26.B 224 

Go West Tours 2.1 247 

Goa Tourism 5.2B 224 

Goavenues 26.A 106a 

Göbel’s Hotel AquaVita 7.2C 101 

Göbel’s Hotel Quellenhof 7.2C 101 

Göbel’s Hotel Rodenberg 7.2C 101 

Göbel’s Landhotel Willingen 7.2C 101 

Göbel’s Posthotel Rotenburg 7.2C 101 

Göbel’s Schlosshotel Prinz von Hessen 7.2C 101 

Göbel’s Seehotel Diemelsee 7.2C 101 

Göbel’s Sophien Hotel 7.2C 101 

Göbel’s Vital Hotel 7.2C 101 

Gocta Lodge 1.1 113 

Goeres Group Luxembourg 10.2 102 

GoES Travel 4.1 124 

Gold Zanzibar Beach House & Spa 21.A 123 

Goldcar Rental 

4.2 101, 101a 

Golden Crown Tours 23.B 202 

Golden Dunes Tours 22.B 200 

Golden Express Tours 26.C 330 

Golden Leaf Hotel 

& Residences Frankfurt 7.2C 101 

Golden Leaf Hotels & Residences 6.2B 301 

Golden Sands Hotel Apartments 22.A 103 

Golden Trip Travels & Tours Co., Ltd 26.A 103 

Golden Tulip 22.A 101 

Golden Tulip Flamenco Hotel Cairo 23.A 100 

Golden Tulip Hotel 22.B 200 

Golden Tulip Maroc 21.B 208 

Golden Tulip Sharjah 22.A 104 

Goldi Sands Hotel / 

Suriya Luxury Resorts 5.2A 114 

Golf Las Américas 4.2 203 

Gondwana Collection Namibia 20. 114 

GoNorth 18. 128a-e 

GoNorth Alaska Travel Center 2.1 302 

Gooderson Leisure 20. 134 

Gordon Active 23.B 203 

Gorillas and Wildlife Safaris LTD 21.A 114 

Gorongosa National Park 

- Mozambique 20. 107 

Gouda Tourismusbüro 10.2 101 

Governors’ Camps 20. 111 

Governorship of Diyarbakir 

(Diyarbakir Valiligi) 3.2 201 

goXplore 25. 108 

Gozo, Island 1.2 222 

GPC Travel 3.1 101 

Gpro Valparaiso Palace 

Hotel & Spa 

4.2 101, 101a 

Grace Beijing 9. 312 

Grace Hotels Group 2.2 101 

Graceland Khaolak Co., Ltd 26.B 209 

Gradiali 18. 126b 

Grafschaft Bentheim Tourismus e.V. 6.2A 103 

Gran Canaria Fremdenverkehrsamt 4.2 203 

Gran Canaria Gay Friendly 3.1 202 

Gran Canaria Patronato de Turismo 4.2 204 

Gran Hotel Bahía del Duque Resort 4.2 119, 203 

Granada Luxury Resort 3.2 201 

Granada, Patronato Provincial 4.2 

de Turismo 

201, 201a-c 

Grand Aston Bali Beach Resort 26.A 120 

Grand Beach Tel Aviv 23.B 203 

Grand Court Jerusalem 23.B 203 

Grand Holidays Tour and Travel 21.A 122 

Grand Hôtel Cravat 10.2 102 

Grand Hotel Excelsior 1.2 222 

Grand Hotels Israel 23.B 203 

Grand Hyatt Bali 26.A 120 

Grand Hyatt Berlin 9. 218 

Grand Hyatt Cannes Hôtel Martinez 9. 218 

Grand Hyatt Dubai 22.A 103 

Grand Hyatt Goa 9. 218 

Grand India Travel Advisors Pvt. Ltd., 

GITA P. Ltd. 

5.2B 205, 205a 

Grand Jersey Hotel & Spa 18. 124 

Grand Lotus 26.B 201 

Grand Mercure Phuket Patong 

S. Triumph Land Co. Ltd 26.B 221 

Grand Millennium 

Al Wahda Abu Dhabi 22.B 210 

Grand Millennium Dubai Hotel 22.A 103 

Grand Nikko Bali 26.A 120 


F / G / H 


Grand Pacific Sovereign Resort 

& Spa, Cha Am 26.B 221 

Grande Roche Hotel 20. 134 

GrandResort 

2.2 111, 111a 

Graubünden Ferien 17. 101a-d 

Gray Line 9. 112 

Gray Line Iceland 18. 128a-e 

Gray Line Las Vegas 2.1 425 

Gray Line NY Sightseeing 2.1 511 

Graz Tourismus & Stadtmarketing 17. 103 

Great Genghis Tours & Expeditions 26.C 309 

Great Lakes Safaris 

and Uganda Lodges Ltd. 21.A 114 

Great Lakes USA 2.1 375 

Great Line OÜ 18. 126c 

Great Walks/Great Wineries 

of Australia 5.2A 119 

Greater Fort Lauderdale CVB 2.1 315 

Greater Houston Convention 


Greater Miami Convention 


Grebennikov Verlag 10.2 108 

Greco Philia Suites-Villas 3.1 208 

Greco Services 2.2 119 

Grecotel Cape Sounio 2.2 109 

GREEN ALLIGATOR travel & events 3.1 220 

Green Blue Red 3.1 237 

Green City Hotel Vauban 9. 110 

Green Land Tours 21.A 122 

Green Velo Östlicher Radweg 15.1 101 

Green Visions 4.1 232 

Greenland Travel 18. 113 

GreenLine GmbH Für Ihre Auszeit 

im Grünen! 11.1 204 

green-solutions GmbH & Co.Kg 6.1 120 

Grenzmuseum Schifflersgrund 7.2C 101 

Griechische Zentrale für Fremdenverkehr 2.2 101 

GrimmHeimat NordHessen 7.2C 101 

GRM GenussRegion Marketing GmbH 17. 103 

Grootbos Private Nature Reserve 20. 138 

Groundline GmbH Global Cities. 

Local Tickets 18. 123 

Groundline GmbH Global Cities. 

Local Tickets 18. 123 

Groupe Pierre & Vacances / 

Center Parcs Germany GmbH 2.2 201, 201a 

Groupon International Travel GmbH 9. 105 

GRT Hotels & Resorts 

5.2B 205, 205a 

Grudziadz City Offices 15.1 101 

Grün Berlin GmbH 12. 101 

Gruner + Jahr AG & Co. KG, GEO 9. 313 

Grünes Klima 3.1 230a-b 

Grupo Ciudades Patrimonio 

de la Humanidad de España 4.2 101, 101a 

Grupo de Asesores Profesionales 

Viva Zapata S.A. de C.V. 1.1 101 

Grupo Mas Costas Club Spain, S.L. 4.2 101, 101a 

Grupo Meca 1.1 101 

Grupo Pachira - Tortuguero 3.1 236, 236b 

Grupotel Hotel & Resorts 4.2 101, 101a 

GTA 9. 202 

GTA-Sky-Ways 25. 179 

GT-Group 3.2 112 

GTP - Greek Travel Pages 2.2 101 

GTW Grimm Touristik 

Wetzlar GmbH 25. 101 

Guadalajara Conventions 


Guadeloupe Fremdenverkehrsbüro 3.1 136 

Guadeloupe Tourist Comité 3.1 136 

Guana Island 3.1 139 

Guanajuato 1.1 101 

Guatemala Tourism Board 3.1 232 

GUBSE AG 8.1 136 

Guennewig Hotel Bristol Bonn 9. 110 

Guennewig Hotel Bristol Mainz 9. 110 

Guennewig Hotel Chemnitzer Hof 9. 110 

Guennewig Hotel Esplanade 9. 110 

Guennewig Hotel Residence 9. 110 

Guennewig Hotel Uebachs 9. 110 

Guennewig Kommerz Hotel 9. 110 

GuestU 6.1 122 

Guide Me Right 6.1 149 

Guide to Adventures & Expeditions 2.1 117 

Guinness Storehouse 18. 122 

Gulf Ventures Tours 22.B 200 

Gulliver Travel 1.2 206 

Gulliver Travel 25. 131 

Gun Garage 2.1 425 

Günnewig Hotels & Restaurants 9. 110 

Gural Premier Hotels & Resorts 3.2 118 

H 

H&H Touristik GmbH 25. 

101, 101a, 174 

H. Top Hotels & Resorts 4.2 202 

H.A.T.T.A. Hellenic Association of Travel 

& Tourist Agencies 2.2 101 

H.I.F. Hotels in France 

for Groups & FIT 

2.2 201, 201a 

H.O.T. Destination Management 25. 179 

H10 Hotels 4.2 118 

h2c GmbH 8.1 117 

HA Hessen Agentur GmbH 7.2C 101 

HAAGA-HELIA University 

of Applied Sciences 11.1 304 

Habesha Tour and Travel 21.A 122 

Habtoor Grand Beach 

Resort & Spa 22.A 103 

Habtoor Hotels 22.A 103 

HADAG Seetouristik 

und Fährdienst AG 6.2A 102, 104 

Hadar Tour and Travel 21.A 122 

Hai Au Aviation 26.C 327 

Haifa 23.B 203 

Halberstadt Information 11.2 101 

Half Moon, A RockResort 3.1 226 

Halisi Camps (Tanzania Journeys Ltd.) 21.A 123 

Halkidiki Halkidiki Tourism Organisation 2.2 101 

Hallo Tourist! Westfalica-Verlag 14.1 112 

Hallwag Kümmerly+Frey AG 10.2 108 

Haman Scandinavia / 

Scandinavian Incentives 18. 128a-e 

Hamburg Airport 6.2A 102, 104 

Hamburg Convention Bureau GmbH 6.2A 102, 104 

Hamburg Cruise Center e.V. 6.2A 102, 104 

Hamburg Tourismus GmbH 6.2A 102, 104 

Hamburger Abendblatt / 

Zeitungsgruppe Hamburg GmbH 14.1 111 

Hamburger Stadtrundfahrt 

- Die Roten Doppeldecker GmbH 6.2A 102, 104 

Hamdan Bin Mohammed 

Heritage Center 22.B 209 

Hampshire Hotels 10.2 101 

Hanatour Japan, Inc 26.A 129 

Handicraft Settlement Kulikovo 2.1 122 

Handspan (Green Tiger GmbH) 26.C 328 

Hanging Gardens Ubud, Bali 26.A 120 

Hankyu Travel International Co., Ltd. 26.A 129 

Hannover Marketing & Tourismus GmbH 6.2A 103 

Hans Brinker Budget Hotel B.V. 4.1 106 

Hans Brinker Budget Hotel B.V. 10.2 101 

Hansa Touristik GmbH 25. 165 

Hansar Samui Resort & Spa 26.B 221 

HanseMerkur Reiseversicherung AG 25. 167 

Hansestadt Anklam 

6.2A 106,106a-b 

Hansmann PR Brunnthaler & Geisler 5.3 106 

Hapag-Lloyd Kreuzfahrten GmbH 25. 119 

Happy Nation Tour Ethiopia 21.A 122 

Happy Tours 1.2 214 

Happy Trails Indonesia 26.A 120 

Happy Trails Malaysia Tours 26.A 121 

Hapro Tourist Information Center 5.3 116 

Haranah Tours 26.A 101, 134 

Harbour Plaza Hotels & Resorts 26.A 107 

Harbour Side Hotel Lorengau 5.2A 106 

Hard Rock Cafe Hamburg 6.2A 102, 104 

Hard Rock Hotel Bali 26.A 120 

Hard Rock Hotel Pattaya 26.B 218 

Hard Rock Hotel Penang 26.A 121 

Hard Rock International 9. 301 

Hardangerfjord, Reisemål 18. 128a-e 

Harriniva Hotels & Safaris 18. 128a-e 

Harzer Schmalspurbahnen GmbH 11.2 101 

Harzer Tourismusverband e. V. 11.2 101 

Hatari Lodge 21.A 123 

Hatari Lodge, The African Embassy 

- Self Employed 21.A 123 

Hattusa Astyra Thermal Resort & Spa 3.2 103 

Haus der Geschichte der 

Bundesrepublik Deutschland 8.2 103b 

Haus der Musik 17. 103 

Haus Müllestumpe 9. 110 

Haus vom Guten Hirten 9. 110 

Hauser Exkursionen international 4.1 202 

Hawai’i Tourism Europe 2.1 223 

Hawk Rent a Car (M) Sdn Bhd 26.A 121 

Hawk Travels (Pvt.) Ltd. 5.2A 114 

Hayleys Tours 5.2A 114 

HD Hoteles Canarias S.L. 4.2 203 

HDS I Holland 10.2 101 

Health Destination Rhineland 8.2 103a 

Heartland Brewery 2.1 405 

Hegau Tourismus e.V. 6.2B 203 

Heidelberg Marketing GmbH 6.2B 205 

Heilbronn Marketing GmbH 6.2B 206 

Heilige Synode der Orthodoxen 

Kirche von Griechenland 2.2 101 

Heineken Experience 10.2 101 

Heinrich Heine Institut 8.2 103b 

Helios Hotels & Resorts 2.2 101 

Hellas Vacances 4.1 124 

Hellenic Island Services Ltd. 2.2 102 

Hemmers travel consulting GmbH 25. 170 

Henan Provincial Tourism Bureau 26.C 310 

Henan Tourism Group Co., Ltd. 26.C 310 

Henri Willig Cheese 10.2 101 

Heritage Expediciones (Pvt) Ltd 5.2A 114 

Heritage Expeditions 5.2A 119 

Heritage Hotels 21.A 108 

Heritage Line 26.C 317b 

Herrschaftliches Bayern c/o BAYERN 

Tourismus Marketing 6.2B 301 

HERTZ AUTOVERMIETUNG GmbH 9. 216 

Hertz Dollar Thrifty 9. 304 

Herzogtum Lauenburg Marketing 

& Service GmbH 6.2A 105 

Hessen - Frankfurt Rhein-Main 

- Wiesbaden 7.2C 101 

Hessischer Golfverband e.V. 7.2C 101 

Hessischer Heilbäderverband e.V. 7.2C 101 

Hessischer Tourismusverband e.V. 7.2C 101 

Hessisches Landesmuseum Darmstadt 16. 100 

Hessisches Staatstheater Wiesbaden 7.2C 101 

Hetjens-Museum Düsseldorf 8.2 103b 

hetras Deutschland GmbH 8.1 117 

HG Travel 26.B 226 

HGH Travel 26.C 311 

H-Hotels & Ramada Hotels 8.1 118 

Hi Tours (India) Pvt. Ltd. 5.2B 222 

Hideaway Beach Resort 

& Spa Maldives 5.2A 107 

Highland Experience 18. 123 

Highländer Reisen 18. 122 

Highlander Trekking and Expedition 5.2A 116 

Highline Tours & Travel 20. 119 

Hildesheim Marketing GmbH 16. 100 

Hili Fun City 22.B 210 

Hilton Abu Dhabi 22.B 210 

Hilton Bodrum Turkbuku Resort & Spa 3.2 201 

Hilton Caribbean & Latin America 3.1 132 

Hilton Colombo 5.2A 114 

Hilton Curaçao 3.1 135 

Hilton French Polynesia 5.2A 105 

HIlton Garden Inn Milan Malpensa 9. 316 

Hilton Giardini Naxos 9. 316 

Hilton Head Island/Bluffton VCB 2.1 322 

Hilton Hotels Dubai 22.A 103 

Hilton Kuwait Resort 22.B 208 

Hilton Malta 1.2 222 

Hilton Mauritius Resort & Spa 9. 316 

Hilton Prague & Hilton Prague Old Town 7.2B 102 

Hilton Sa Torre Mallorca Hotel 9. 316 

Hilton Worldwide 20. 138 

Hilton Worldwide 9. 316 

Hilton Worldwide Hotels Dubai 9. 316 

Hilton Worldwide Hotels Thailand 9. 316 

Hilton Worldwide Hotels Thailand 26.B 221 

Hilton Worldwide Ras Al Khaimah 22.A 101 

Himalayan Eco Adventures 5.2B 205, 205a 

Himalayan Encounters Pvt. Ltd. 5.2A 116 

Himalayan Glacier Trekking P. Ltd. 5.2A 116 

Hippie Fish Restaurant 3.1 208 

Hirschfeld Touristik Event GmbH 

& Co. KG 8.1 101 

Hispanorama Tours & Incentives 4.2 101, 101a 

Historic Royal Palaces 18. 123 

Historische Stadthalle Wuppertal 8.2 103b 

Historium Bruges 10.2 104 

HIT Alpinea, Druzba Za Turizem 17. 108 

HitchHiker GmbH 5.1 124 

Hitit Ayas Thermal Health Center 3.2 103 

Hlaing Myanmar Travels 26.B 201 

HLX Touristik GmbH 25. 154 

HMS International Hotel GmbH 9. 303 

Ho Tram Beach Resort & Spa 26.A 110 

Hobbiton Movie Set 5.2A 119 

Hochschule Bremen, 

City University Applied Sciences 11.1 215 

Hochschule Fresenius 11.1 113 

Hochschule für Technik 

und Wirtschaft Chur 11.1 209 

Hochschule für Technik 

und Wirtschaft des Saarlandes 11.1 207 

Hochschule Harz 11.1 102 

Hochschule Heilbronn 11.1 204 

Hochschule Kempten 11.1 301 

Hochschule München Fakultät 

für Tourismus 11.1 203 

Hochschule Worms 11.1 311 

Hochschule Zittau/Görlitz 11.1 216 

Hochsteiermark 17. 103 

Hofbräu Berlin c/o Bayerisches 

Wirtshaus Berlin GmbH 12. 101 

Hoffmanns Höfe 9. 110 

Hofgut Himmelreich 9. 110 

Hokuriku Shinkansen 26.A 129 

Hola Tours & Travel 3.1 131 

Holiday Club Resorts Oy 

18. 108, 128a-e 

Holiday Extras GmbH 25. 142 


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Holiday Inn 9. 319 

Holiday Inn Berlin Airport - 

Conference Centre 9. 319 

Holiday Inn Berlin Centre Alexanderplatz 9. 319 

Holiday Inn Berlin City Center East 8.1 127 

Holiday Inn Dresden 9. 319 

Holiday Inn Express 9. 319 

Holiday Inn Express Alicante 9. 319 

Holiday Inn Express Berlin City 9. 319 

Holiday Inn Express Cologne - Troisdorf 9. 319 

Holiday Inn Express Cologne-Muelheim 9. 319 

Holiday Inn Express Dortmund 9. 319 

Holiday Inn Express Dusseldorf 

-City North 9. 319 

Holiday Inn Express Frankfurt Airport 9. 319 

Holiday Inn Express Frankfurt-Messe 9. 319 

Holiday Inn Express Munich Messe 9. 319 

Holiday Inn Express Valencia San Luis 9. 319 

Holiday Inn Kuwait 22.B 208 

Holiday Inn Kuwait Downtown 22.B 208 

Holiday Inn Mauritius Airport 20. 129 

Holiday Inn Munich City Center 9. 319 

Holiday Inn Naples 9. 319 

Holiday Inn San José Aurola, 

Downtown Aurola 

3.1 236, 236b 

Holiday Inn SunSpree Resort Jamaica 3.1 226 

Holiday Moments Tourism 22.A 103 

Holiday Plan Turizm lsl. ve Tic. A.S. 25. 122 

Holiday Rent RV 1.1 201 

Holiday Shop Ltd. 

3.2 101, 114b 

Holiday Tips 5.2B 201 

Holiday Tours & Travel 26.A 121 

Holiday Travel 23.B 203 

Holiday Travel 25. 131 

Holiday Villa Hotels & Resorts 26.A 121 

holidayreporter.com 8.1 112 

Holidays to Treasure 5.2B 214 

HolidayTaxis.com 5.1 100 

holidaytest.de 8.1 112 

Home of Business Travel 

by ITB & VDR 7.1A 100 

Honduras, Instituto Hondureño 

de Turismo 3.1 235 

Hong Kong Tourism Board 26.A 107 

Honour Way 20. 120 

Horas Tours 26.A 120 

Horizon Ethiopia Tour 21.A 122 

Horizon Karon Beach Resort & Spa 26.B 210, 211 

Hormuz Grand Hotel 22.B 200 

Hormuzline Tours & Cruises 22.B 200 

“Horwath HTL Hotel, Tourism, Leisure“ 9. 109 

hospitalityInside - World of Hospitality 9. 109 

Hospiten 4.2 203 

Hotéis Othon 1.1 218 

Hotel & Golf Bwa Chik 3.1 136 

Hotel & Residence Mahogany 3.1 136 

Hotel & Restaurant Landhaus Flottbek 6.2A 102, 104 

Hotel & Spa La Toubana 3.1 136 

Hotel Adlon Kempinski Berlin 9. 217 

Hotel am Kloster 9. 110 

Hotel am Schloss Ahrensburg 14.1 106 

Hotel Atrium 2.2 202a 

Hotel Berlin, Berlin 9. 120 

Hotel Botánico 

& The Oriental Spa Garden 4.2 203, 206 

Hotel Boutique Villa Vik 4.2 203 

Hotel Brauhaus zum Löwen 7.2C 101 

Hotel C Suite**** 

2.2 201, 201a 

Hotel Casa de Campo 3.1 131 

Hotel Casa de Mar 3.1 237 

Hotel Chateau Royal Beach Resort 

& Spa 5.2A 102 

Hotel Claudius 9. 110 

Hotel Club Tihany 2.2 209 

Hotel Collegium Leoninum / 

Nova Vita Residenz Bonn 8.2 103a 

Hotel Comté de Nice 

2.2 201, 201a 

Hotel Concorde 4.2 204 

Hotel Costa Calero TALASO & SPA 4.2 203 

Hotel Crowne Plaza / Holiday Inn 

San Salvador 3.1 237 

Hotel de France 18. 123, 124 

Hotel Döllnsee-Schorfheide 14.1 106 

Hotel Dostoevsky 2.1 123 

Hotel Dukes’ Palace Bruges 10.2 104 

Hotel Dunes & Beach Resort 1.1 209 

Hotel Eggers 6.2A 102, 104 

Hotel El Tope 4.2 203 

Hotel Ellington**** 

2.2 201, 201a 

Hotel Equatorial Group Ho Chi 

Minh City 26.A 110 

Hotel Európa Fit superior Hévíz 2.2 209 

Hotel Fiera srl 1.2 202 

Hotel Golf Village 3.1 136 

Hotel Gran Rey 4.2 203 

Hotel Granvia Kyoto 3.1 204 

Hotel Grüner Baum 17. 103 

Hotel Habitation Grande Anse 3.1 136 

Hotel Hacienda de Abajo 4.2 203 

Hotel Hafen Hamburg 6.2A 102, 104 

Hotel Holiday International 22.A 104 

Hotel Horizonte Tenerife 4.2 203 

Hotel ICON 26.A 107 

Hotel im Kornspeicher 9. 110 

Hotel Imperator**** 

2.2 201, 201a 

Hotel Indig Berlin Centre Alexanderplatz 9. 319 

Hotel Indigo 9. 319 

Hotel Indigo Berlin Ku’damm 9. 319 

Hotel Indigo Rome St. George 9. 319 

Hotel Istana Kuala Lumpur 26.A 121 

Hotel Ivalo / Club Nord 18. 108 

Hotel Jalta a.s. 7.2B 102 

Hotel Jardín Tecina & Tecina Golf 4.2 203 

Hotel Jardin Tropical 4.2 203 

Hotel Kolping 9. 110 

Hotel la Creole Beach Resort & Spa 3.1 136 

Hotel Laguna Nivaria 4.2 203 

Hotel Langley Fort Royal 3.1 136 

Hotel Las Margaritas 1.1 115 

Hotel Las Tunas 3.1 237 

Hotel Le Jardin Malanga 3.1 136 

Hotel Le Meridien N’Fis 21.B 208 

Hotel Le Tsilaosa 20. 132 

Hotel Loipersdorf Spa & Conference 10.1 112 

Hotel Los Fariones 4.2 203 

Hotel Madero - Buenos Aires 1.1 210 

Hotel Maya Kuala Lumpur 26.A 121 

Hotel Metro 2.1 405 

Hotel Metropol Moscow 2.1 122 

Hotel Miramonte, Haus Hirt, Alpenlofts 17. 103 

Hotel Monsigny*** 

2.2 201, 201a 

Hotel Neptun Betriebsgesellschaft 6.2A 106,106a-b 

Hotel NeuHaus 9. 110 

Hotel Nice Riviera**** 

2.2 201, 201a 

Hotel Nimotel*** Logis 

2.2 201, 201a 

Hotel Niwa Tokyo 26.A 129 

Hotel Oasis (Pvt.) Ltd. 5.2A 114 

Hotel Palazzo Barbarigo 

sul Canal Grande 1.2 202 

Hotel Palazzo Giovanelli & Gran Canal 1.2 202 

Hotel Parador Resort & Spa 3.1 236, 236b 

Hotel Partenon Beach Resort 3.1 235 

Hotel Principe 1.2 202 

Hotel Puerto de la Cruz 4.2 203 

Hotel Relais Monaco 1.2 202 

Hotel Residence Le Vallon 3.1 136 

Hotel Restaurant Anders 9. 110 

Hotel Rio Serrano 1.1 201 

Hotel Rügenblick 9. 110 

Hotel Schweizer Hof Bad Füssing 10.1 104 

Hotel Seehof Davos 17. 104 

Hotel Sheraton La Caleta 4.2 203 

Hotel Sporting San Felice 1.2 202 

Hotel St. Fridolin 9. 110 

Hotel St. Michael 9. 110 

Hotel Steiger Sebnitzer Hof 

Seidenblumenstadt Sebnitz 11.2 106 

Hotel Suite Villa María 4.2 203 

Hotel Sun Holidays Puerto de la Cruz 4.2 203 

Hotel Terme Millepini 1.2 202 

Hotel Tiek GmbH 14.1 112 

Hotel Transamerica São Paulo 1.1 218 

Hotel ValleMar 4.2 203 

Hotel Vier Jahreszeiten 

Kempinski Munich 9. 217 

Hotel Vila Ombak 26.A 120 

Hotel Villa Bartolomea Palace 1.2 202 

Hotel Villa Sevasti 9. 110 

Hotel Vorbach 6.2A 102, 104 

Hotel West Point - Clap Hotel GRP 1.2 202 

Hotel Westfalenhaus 1.1 115 

Hotel y Club Punta Leona 3.1 236, 236b 

Hotel Yangon 26.B 201 

Hotel Yasmin 7.2B 102 

Hotel Zlatibor MONA 2.2 211 

Hotelbeds 25. 132 

Hoteldirektorenvereinigung 

Deutschland e.V. (HDV) 8.1 113a 

hoteleducation.ch 11.1 310 

Hoteles Cumbres 1.1 201 

Hoteles Ducs 4.2 204 

Hoteles Elba 

4.2 101, 101a 

Hoteles Gloria Palace 4.2 204 

Hoteles Mar 4.2 204 

Hoteles Pabisa S.L.U. 

4.2 101, 101a 

Hotelfachschule Berlin 11.1 111 

Hotelfachschule Thun 11.1 310 

HotelinPocket (Seabiscuit Software LLC) 6.1 154a 

Hotelkit GmbH 6.1 142 

hotelleriesuisse Swiss Hotel Association 17. 101a-d 

HotelMITCharme 17. 106 

HotelNetSolutions GmbH 10.1 120 

Hotelpartner Yield Management 10.1 105 

hotelreservierung.de 8.1 112 

Hotelroomauction.com 6.1 161 

Hotels & Lodges (Tanzania) Limited 21.A 111 

Hotels and More Ltd. 18. 125 

Hotels Balladins 

2.2 201, 201a 

Hotels de Nimes 

2.2 201, 201a 

Hotels of Iceland 18. 128a-e 

Hotelschool the Hague, International 

Hospitality Business School 11.1 217 

HOTELSPRO 10.1 115 

Hotelverband Deutschland (IHA) 12. 102 

hotelwebservice GmbH 8.1 134 

Hotix, Morocco, Tunisa 8.1 113a 

Hotusa Group 9. 320 

Hotusa Hotels, S.A. 

4.2 101, 101a 

howtoistanbul.com 3.2 201 

HQ plus 10.1 114 

HRS Group 9. 221 

HSMA Deutschland e.V 8.1 117 

HST Travel 3.2 103b 

Hualuxe 9. 319 

hubermedia GmbH 6.2B 301 

Huelva, Patronato Provincial 4.2 

de Turismo 

201, 201a-c 

Hues Boutique Hotel 22.A 103 

Huggler Hotels 18. 124 

Hulhule Island Hotel 5.2A 107 

Human Destination 6.1 149 

Hummingbird Travel Ltd. 5.2A 107 

Hunguest Hotels 2.2 209 

Hunsrück-Touristik GmbH 8.2 201a 

HUP Zagreb Hotels 1.2 218 

Hurtigruten GmbH 18. 128a-e 

Husa President Park Hotel 10.2 103 

Hussam Tours 23.B 202 

HWR Berlin - Hochschule 

für Wirtschaft und Recht 11.1 312 

Hyatt Hotels & Resorts 9. 218 

Hyatt Place Dubai/ Al Rigga 9. 218 

Hyatt Playa del Carmen 9. 218 

Hyatt Regency Casablanca 9. 218 

Hyatt Regency Danang Resort and Spa 9. 218 

Hyatt Regency Delhi 9. 218 

Hyatt Regency Dubai Creek Heights 9. 218 

Hyatt Regency Dubai Creek Heights 22.A 103 

Hyatt Regency Istanbul Ataköy 9. 218 

Hyatt Voyages - Maroc 21.B 208 

I 

I.D. Riva Tours GmbH Railway track 1-3 

IATA 25. 155 

IBACAR Premium SL 

4.2 101, 101a 

IBB Andersia Hotel (Andersia Tower 

Hotel Management Sp. z o.o.) 15.1 101 

IBB Grand Hotel Lublinianka (Lublin Grand 

Hotel Management Sp. z o.o.) 15.1 101 

IBB Hotel Collection 

(IBB Polska Sp. z.o.o.) 15.1 101 

IBB Hotel Passau 15.1 101 

IBB Hotel Passau Süd 15.1 101 

Iberia / British Airways plc 1.1 207 

Ibero Tours GmbH 1.2 225 

Iberostar Hotels & Resorts 4.2 110 

Iberostar Sunny Beach Resort 

(Sunny Travel Club Ltd.) 

3.2 101, 114b 

Iberotel Hotels & Resorts 3.2 201 

Iberotel Miramar Al Aqah 

Beach Resort 22.A 102 

IBIS Styles Zeebruges 10.2 104 

Ibiza Fremdenverkehrsamt 4.2 111 

Ibiza, Fundación Turística 4.2 101, 101a 

IBM Deutschland GmbH 5.1 117 

Ibo Island Lodge 20. 121 

IC Hotels 3.2 113 

Icar 3.1 208 

Icebreaker Sampo and Kemi SnowCastle 18. 128a-e 

IceCave Iceland 18. 128a-e 

ICEHOTEL 18. 108 

Iceland Travel 

18. 114, 114a 

Icelandair 

18. 114, 114a 

Icelandair Hotels Group 

18. 114, 114a 

Icelandic Farm Holidays 18. 128a-e 

Ichobezi River Lodges 20. 114 

ICS Travel Group 26.B 227 

Idea Spa Travel Sp. z o.o. 15.1 101 

IDeaS Revenue Solutions 8.1 110 

IdeenExpo GmbH 6.2A 103 

Ideia Tours - D.M.C. 1.1 218 

Idiso Hotel Distribution 8.1 104 

IDMS Tours Pvt. Ltd. 

5.2B 205, 205a 

idpraxis GmbH 6.1 115 

IDW Esperanza Resort 18. 126b 

IFA Hotels & Resorts 4.2 208 

IFA Villas Bávaro Resort & Spa 3.1 131 

IFH GmbH 8.1 117 

I-Frontdesk GmbH 9. 109 

IGA Berlin 2017 GmbH 12. 101 

IGLTA - International Gay & Lesbian 

Travel Association 3.1 204 

Ignas Tour AG - SpA 1.2 211a 

IHG - Jordan Cluster Hotels 23.B 202 

IHK Magdeburg 11.2 101 

Ikarus Tours GmbH 25. 105 


H / I / J / K 


Ikos Resorts 2.2 101 

Ilandestiny Tours & Travel 3.1 226 

Ilanga Travel 20. 138 

Ile de La Reunion Tourisme 20. 132 

Ile des deux Cocos 20. 129 

Ilios Travel 20. 134, 138 

Illinois Office of Tourism 2.1 474 

Illusions Online 5.1 106 

Iloha Seaview Hotel 20. 132 

Ilona Hupe Verlag 10.2 108 

Image Ethiopia Tour 21.A 122 

Imágenes Tropicales, Travel Agency 3.1 236, 236b 

Imagepoint Ltd.,Russia 8.1 113a 

Imagine Ethiopia Tour 21.A 122 

Imagine NZ Travel 5.2A 119 

Imperial Austria 17. 103 

Imperial d.d. 1.2 230 

Improtex Travel, Tours & Conferences 3.2 109 

In Travel 

4.2 101, 101a 

in.Stuttgart Veranstaltungsgesellschaft 6.2B 207 

Inbooma GmbH 6.1 147 

Inbound Sumatra Travel 26.A 120 

Incema Travel Ltd. 

2.2 111, 111a 

Incentive & Leisure Services 1.1 111 

Incoming Italia 1.2 110 

Incredible Voyages Pvt. Ltd. 5.2B 205, 205a 

Indebo 5.2B 258a 

India Destination Tours IDT Global 5.2B 205, 205a 

India Insight Tours Pvt. Ltd. 4.1 213 

India Tourism 

5.2B 205, 205a 

India Tourism Development Corporation 

(Ashok Group of Hotels) 5.2B 205, 205a 

India Tourism eCatalog 5.2B 245 

Indian Holiday Pvt. Ltd. 5.2B 254 

Indian Legends Holidays Pvt. Ltd. 5.2B 205, 205a 

Indian Zing Tours Pvt. Ltd. 5.2B 241 

Indigo 6.1 133 

Indigo Pearl 26.B 210, 211 

Indo Asia Tours 5.2B 227 

Indo Journeys Pvt. Ltd. 5.2B 239 

Indochina Charm Travel 26.C 311 

Indochina Sails Halong 26.C 315 

Indonesia Ministry of Tourism 

and Creative Economy 26.A 120 

Indonesia Tourism Development 

Corporation 26.A 120 

Indura Beach & Golf Resort 3.1 235 

Indus Travel 1.1 210 

Infinite Journeys Pvt Ltd. 5.2B 201 

Infinity SAS/RLM 1.1 218 

Infoba DMC 1.1 210 

infomax websolutions GmbH 6.2B 301 

Infor (Deutschland) GmbH 8.1 113a 

Information Advanced Solutions (IAS) 8.1 113a 

INFOX GmbH & Co. 

Informationslogistik KG 5.1 137 

Ingolstadt Tourismus 

und Kongress GmbH 6.2B 312, 313 

Ingolstadt Village Outlet Shopping 6.2B 312, 313 

Inkaland Tours E.I.R.L. 1.1 111 

Inkallpa Sacred Valley 1.1 104 

Inkanatura Travel 1.1 104 

Inkim Hotel 3.1 101 

Inna Hotel Group 26.A 120 

Inner Maldives Holidays 5.2A 107 

Innovation Norway 18. 128a-e 

Innsbruck Tourismus 17. 103 

INOVA Hospitality Management 2.2 109 

INSECIA GmbH 6.1 130 

INSEL ISCHIA, Comune di Forio 1.2 107 

Insel Skiathos 2.2 101 

Insight Australia Travel 5.2A 119 

Institut für Management 

und Tourismus der FHW 11.1 104 

Intas Destination Management, Inc. 26.A 101, 134 

Intendencia Departamental 

de Maldonado 1.1 212 

Inter Continental Malta 1.2 222 

Interact for Information Technology 8.1 113a 

Intercity Group NZ Ltd. 5.2A 119 

InterCityHotels GmbH 9. 114 

InterConnect USA 2.1 515 

Interconnection Travels Co., Ltd. 26.B 201 

InterContinental Bali Resort 26.A 120 

InterContinental Berlin 9. 319 

InterContinental Davos 9. 319 

InterContinental Dubai-Festival City 

& Crowne Plaza Dubai-Festival City 9. 319 

InterContinental Grand Stanford 

Hong Kong 26.A 107 

InterContinental Hanoi Westlake 26.C 311 

InterContinental Hotels & Resorts 9. 319 

InterContinental Hotels Group 9. 319 

InterContinental Jordan 23.B 202 

InterContinental Muscat IHG 22.B 200 

InterContinental Resort Mauritius 9. 319 

InterContinental Resorts 

French Polynesia 5.2A 105 

InterContinental San Juan Hotel 2.1 316 

InterContinental Tokyo 9. 319 

InterContinental Vienna 9. 319 

intercup GmbH Reisebüround 

Objekteinrichtung 25. 130 

intergerma Marketing GmbH & Co. KG 8.1 123 

Interholiday AG 25. 142 

Interhotel Sandanski-Bulgaria Plc, 

Interhotel Sandanski and SPA 3.2 101, 114b 

Interlaken Tourismus 17. 101a-d 

Interline Chauffeurservice 

Eschborn GmbH 7.2C 101 

International Delphic Council 4.2 112 

International Wadden Sea School / 

IWSS c/o WWF Germany 4.1 255 

Internationale Bodensee 

Tourismus GmbH 6.2B 203 

Internationale Hochschule 

Bad Honnef (IUBH) 11.1 103 

Intertours Nepal Pvt. Ltd. 5.2A 117 

Intourist LLC 2.1 122 

Intours Albania 1.2 214 

Intrepid Group 25. 150 

Intrepid Travel / 

Adventure Tours Australia 25. 150 

intuitive 5.1 101 

InvaCon Technology GmbH 6.1 141 

Inversiones Majoro S.A.C. 1.1 104 

Involatus Carrier Consulting GmbH 25. 116 

Inyalake / Thamada Hotel 26.B 201 

Inyati Game Lodge 20. 134 

Ipekyolu Kalkinma Ajansi (IKA) 3.2 201 

Iran Doostan Tours 7.2A 100 

Iran Ghashttour 7.2A 100 

Iran HRC 7.2A 100 

Iran Jasmin 7.2A 100 

Iran Sebt Tour 7.2A 100 

Iran Tourism Development 

Corporation 7.2A 100 

Iran Way Tours 7.2A 100 

Iraqi Ministry of Tourism and 

Antiquities 21.B 219 

Irish Ferries 18. 122 

Irish Greyhound Board 18. 122 

Irish Welcome Tours 18. 122 

Irland Information Tourism Ireland 18. 122 

Irman Pars Tour Operator (IPTO) 7.2A 100 

Isafold Travel 18. 128a-e 

Isibindi Africa Lodges 20. 119 

ISITALIA - Italia Incoming 

International SRL 1.2 108 

Island 18. 128c 

Island Continent Tours 20. 103 

Island Pearl Holidays 5.2A 107 

Island Pro Travel 18. 128a-e 

ISO Travel Solutions 5.1 109 

Isola Di Cocco Ayurveda Resort 

- Kerala Ayurtheeram Ayurveda Village 5.2B 226 

Israel Government Tourist Office 23.B 203 

Isram Israel (Touring) Ltd. 25. 179 

Isrotel Hotels 23.B 203 

ISS DOME 8.2 103a 

Istanbul (ISF) Alisveris Festivali 

Organizasyon Ticaret Anonim Sirketi 3.2 201 

Istanbul Foundation For Culture 

And Arts 3.2 110 

Istrabenz Turizem d.d. 

- LifeClass Hotels & Resorts Portoroz 17. 108 

IST-Studieninstitut GmbH /IST-Hochschule 

für Management GmbH 11.1 106 

Italcamel T.A. 1.2 205a 

Italian Startup Tourism Association 6.1 149 

Italienische Zentrale für Tourismus 1.2 

ENIT 

101, 101a-c 

ITB Asia 26.A 106b 

ITB Asia 18. 103 

ITB Karrierewelt powered 

by AHGZ und fvw 11.1 213 

ITC Hotels India 5.2B 210 

i-Tech GmbH & Co. KG 5.1 119 

ITO Tours 10.2 101 

ITS Städtereisen 8.2 103a 

ITT GmbH 25. 144, 149 

ITT Inspirations Travel & Tours 20. 121 

IVB Krause 6.1 115 

Iwanowski’s Reisebuchverlag Vertrieb 

und Service Iwanowski 10.2 108 

IZFAS (Fuarcilik Hizmetleri 

Kültür ve Ilseri A.S.) 3.2 201 

Izmailovo (Gamma, Delta) 

Tourist Hotel Complex 2.1 122 

Izmir Chamber of Commerce 3.1 101 

Izmir Development Agency 3.1 101 

Izmir, Destination 3.2 121 

J 

J.J. Riba 4.2 116 

JA Manafaru 5.2A 107 

JA Resorts & Hotels 22.A 105 

Jaarbeurs 10.2 101 

Jac Travel Canada 2.1 491 

Jacaranda Beach Resort 21.A 108 

Jacaranda Club & Resort 3.2 201 

Jacaranda Tours 21.A 122 

Jackie O’ Beach + Bar 3.1 208 

Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce 2.1 360 

JacTravel 8.1 129 

Jade Hochschule Wilhelmshaven/ 

Oldenburg/Elsfleth 11.1 205 

Jadranka Hoteli d.o.o. 1.2 230 

Jaén - Área de Turismo Diputación 4.2 

Provincial 

201, 201a-c 

Jakarta, Panorama Destination 26.A 120 

Jalisco 1.1 101 

Jamaica Inn 3.1 226 

Jamaica Tourist Board 3.1 226 

Jambuluwuk Oceano Hotels & Resorts 26.A 120 

Jammu and Kashmir Tourism 5.2B 233 

Jannah Hotels & Resorts 22.B 210 

JAN-POL Incoming Tour Operator 15.1 101 

Japan National Tourism Organization 26.A 129 

Japan Railways Group 26.A 129 

Jasmine Palace Resort & Spa 23.A 100 

Jasmine Village 23.A 100 

Javokir 2.1 112 

Jaz Hotels & Resorts 23.A 100 

Jebel Sifah 23.A 100 

JenaKultur / Jena Tourist-Information 16. 100 

Jenman African Safaris 

& African Luxury Hideaways 20. 120 

Jersey Tourism Kanalinsel Jersey 18. 124 

Jerusalem 23.B 203 

Jesolo Venice, Tourismusverband 1.2 202 

Jet on Travels (Healing-Travel) 5.2B 260 

Jetway Express Ltd. 26.A 112a 

Jetwing Hotels Ltd. 5.2A 114 

Jetwing Travels (Pvt.) Ltd. 5.2A 114 

Jewel Indonesia Tour and Travel 26.A 120 

Jewel Tours 26.C 329 

JF Tours Innovation GmbH 26.A 129 

Jiangsu Provincial Tourism 

Administration 26.C 310 

Job & Karriere Guide Touristik 10.1 121 

Job & Karriere Guide Touristik 11.1 213 

Jobsterne.de 11.1 213 

Joburg Tourism 20. 138 

Jochen Schweizer Corporate 

Solutions GmbH 8.1 117 

John Paul II Health Clinic Pod 

Tezniami Medical Service 15.1 101 

Jonview Canada Inc 2.1 491 

Jordan Experience Tours 23.B 202 

Jordan Tourism Board 23.B 202 

Jordan Tours & Travel 23.B 202 

Journey Experience sac 1.1 104 

JourneyScapes (Pvt.) Ltd. 5.2A 114 

JPM Guides 25. 103 

JT Touristik GmbH 25. 175 

JTB Global Marketing & Travel Inc. 26.A 129 

Jucy Rentals 5.2A 119 

Jüdisches Museum Wien 17. 103 

Jugendgästehaus Kühlungsborn 9. 110 

Jukkasjärvi Vildmarks Turer AB 18. 108 

Jumbo Tours Group 4.2 109 

Jumeirah at Etihad Towers 22.B 210 

Jumeirah Beach Hotel 22.A 103 

Jumeirah Creekside Hotel 22.A 103 

Jumeirah Hotels and Resorts 22.A 103 

Jumeirah Messilah Beach Hotel & Spa 22.B 208 

Jumeirah Port Soller Hotel & Spa 4.2 101, 101a 

Jumeirah Vittaveli Maldives 5.2A 107 

Jumeirah Zabeel Saray 22.A 103 

Jungfrau Region Marketing AG 17. 101a-d 

Junta de Castilla - La Mancha 4.2 101, 101a 

Juulchin Tourism Corporation 

of Mongolia 26.C 309 

Juulchin World Tours 26.C 309 

Juwel Hotels 14.1 106 

JW Marriott 22.B 208 

JW Marriott Guanacaste 

Resort & Spa 

3.1 236, 236b 

K 

K & H Travels Co., Ltd 26.A 118 

K Hotels (Myconian Collection) 3.1 208 

Kadappuram Beach Resort 5.2B 205, 205a 

Kahramana Beach Resort 23.A 100 

Kahramana Hotel 23.A 100 

Kalabrien Landesministerium 


1.2 101, 101a-c 

Kaliningrad region, 

ministry for tourism 2.1 122 

Kallpa Tour Operator 1.1 210 

Kalyon Tourism Group 3.2 201 


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Kalypso Adventures India 4.1 212 

Kamandalu Ubud 26.A 120 

Kameha Grand Bonn 

Betriebsgesellschaft mbH 8.2 103a 

Kamino Tours 1.1 101 

Kamstra Travel 10.2 101 

Kanarische Inseln 4.2 203 

Kandersteg Tourismus 17. 101a-d 

Kanika Hotels & Resorts 

2.2 111, 111a 

Kapetanios Hotels Ltd. 

2.2 111, 111a 

KAPTID Cappadocia Tourist 

Hoteliers Association 3.2 201 

Karabaglar Municipality 3.1 101 

Karafuu Beach Resort & Spa 21.A 123 

Karakuram Adventure 5.2A 120 

Karangasem Regional Government 26.A 120 

Karelia Expert Tourist Service 18. 108 

Karen Blixen Camp 20. 120 

Karibu Tour 21.A 122 

Karibu Travel Market Tanzania 21.A 123 

Karibu World 21.A 123 

Kariega Game Reserve 20. 138 

Karisma Hotel Adriatic 1.2 218 

Karkonosze 15.1 101 

Karlovy Vary Region 7.2B 102 

Karma House Travel & Tourism - DMC 23.B 202 

Karnataka Tourism 5.2B 242 

Kärnten Werbung GmbH 17. 103 

Kars (Kars Valiligi Il Kültür 


Karsiyaka Municipality 3.1 101 

Karukera Tours 3.1 136 

Kash Venture Travels Pvt. Ltd. (KVT) 5.2B 205, 205a 

Kassel Marketing GmbH 7.2C 101 

Kassel Marketing GmbH 16. 100 

Kata Beach Resort and Spa 26.B 210, 211 

Kata Sea Breeze Resort 26.B 210, 211 

Katalogwerkstatt GmbH 5.1 132 

Katalonien, Catalan Tourist Board 4.2 202 

Katarina Line Incoming Croatia 

& Cruises 1.2 218 

Katathani Collection of Resorts 26.B 210, 211 

Kathmandu Experience Travels 

& Tours P. Ltd. 5.2A 116 

Kaunas City Municipality 18. 126b 

Kaus Media Services 5.3 108 

Kavango Zambezi Transfrontier 

Conservation Area 20. 115 

Kaya Yachting 25. 177 

Kayseri (Kayseri Valiligi Il Kültür 


Kayseri (Kayseri Valiligi Il Sosyal Etüt 

ve Proje Müdürlügü) 3.2 201 

Kayumanis Private Villa & Spa 26.A 120 

Kazakhstan 2.1 120 

Kazanlak Municipality 

3.2 101, 114b 

KCM Clinic S.A. 15.1 101 

KD Köln-Düsseldorfer Deutsche 

Rheinschiffahrt AG 8.2 103a 

Keahotels 18. 128a-e 

Keemala 26.B 221 

Kempinski Hotel Ajman 9. 217 

Kempinski Hotel and Residences 

Palm Jumeirah Dubai 9. 217 

Kempinski Hotel Barbaros Bay Bodrum 9. 217 

Kempinski Hotel Beijing Lufthansa 

Center 9. 217 

Kempinski Hotel Bristol Berlin 9. 217 

Kempinski Hotel Fleuve Congo 9. 217 

Kempinski Hotel Ishtar Dead Sea Jordan 9. 217 

Kempinski Hotel Mall 

of the Emirates Dubai 9. 217 

Kempinski Hotel San Lawrenz 9. 217 

Kempinski Hotel Soma Bay Red Sea 9. 217 

Kempinski Hotel The Dome Belek 9. 217 

Kempinski Hotel Zografski Sofia 9. 217 

Kempinski Hotels 9. 217 

Kenya Airports Authority 21.A 108 

Kenya Airways, SkyTeam 9. 102 

Kenya Tourism Board 21.A 108 

Kenzan Wildlife Safaris 21.A 119 

Kerala Tourism 5.2B 223 

Kerala Voyages India Pvt. Ltd. 5.2B 205, 205a 

Kerzner International 9. 209 

Keshet Educational Journeys 23.B 203 

KETAV Kemer Promotion Foundation 3.2 201 

Ketzaltour, S.A. de C.V. 1.1 101 

Keukenhof Holland 10.2 101 

Khaolak Holdings Co., Ltd. 26.B 209 

Khaolak Laguna Company Limited 26.B 209 

Khaolak Laguna Resort 26.B 221 

Khaolak Orchid Beach Resort 26.B 209 

Khaolak Valley Company Limited 26.B 209 

KHC Westfalenhallen GmbH 8.2 101a 

Khimji’s House of Travel 22.B 200 

Khiri Travel 26.B 203 

Khiri Travel 26.A 120 

Kiboko Adventures 20. 134 

Kibran Tours 21.A 122 

Kidzania 5.2B 201 

Kiel Marketing e.V. 6.2A 105 

Kielce City 15.1 101 

Kigo, a RealPage Company 6.1 114 

Kilemakyaro Mountain Lodge 21.A 123 

Kilimandscharo Active Tours Ltd. 21.A 123 

Kilis (Kilis Valiligi Il Kültür 


Killarney Hotels Ltd. 18. 122 

Kipriotis Hotels 2.2 123 

Kirra Holidays 5.2A 119 

Kish free zone organization 7.2A 100 

KIT - Kunst im Tunnel 8.2 103b 

Kitzbühel l The Legend. 17. 103 

Klaipeda Tourism and Culture 

Information Centre 18. 126b 

Klassik Stiftung Weimar 16. 100 

Klassik Stiftung Weimar 11.2 103 

Klemmer International 

Versicherungsmakler GmbH 4.1 129 

KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, SkyTeam 9. 102 

Klosterhotel Wöltingerode 9. 110 

Klühspies Reisen GmbH & Co. KG 4.1 108 

Knieja Sports, Recreational 

and Training Centre 15.1 101 

Kniese GmbH + Co. KG 7.2C 101 

Koblenz-Touristik 8.2 201b 

Kochsberg Europa Akademie 9. 110 

Koener’s Excellence Hotels 10.2 102 

Koggala Beach Hotel (Pvt) Ltd 5.2A 114 

Koh Samui Tourism Association 26.B 216 

Kolberg Stadtamt 15.1 101 

Köln Bonn Airport 8.2 103e 

Kölnisches Stadtmuseum 8.2 103b 

KölnTourismus GmbH 8.2 103a 

Kölntourist Personenschiffahrt 

am Dom GmbH 8.2 103a 

Kolping Hotels und Resorts 9. 110 

Kolpinghaus Meran 9. 110 

Kolumba - Kunstmuseum 

des Erzbistums Köln 16. 100 

Komaneka Resort 26.A 120 

Komex Tours / Grupo Royale 1.1 101 

Komfort Travel see more 15.1 101 

Kompas 17. 108 

Kompas Ethiopia Tour plc. 21.A 122 

Kongress und Touristik 

Service Region Saarbrücken GmbH 8.2 202a 

Kontokali Bay Resort & Spa 2.2 101 

Köpenicker Rathaushof Theater GmbH 12. 101 

Korcula Hotels Croatia 1.2 218 

Korean Air, SkyTeam 9. 102 

Koreanische Zentrale für Tourismus 26.A 135 

Kos Info 2.2 123 

Kos Island 2.2 123 

KOS Objekttextilien International GmbH 9. 109 

Kosice - Stadt 7.2B 103 

Kosice Region Tourist Board 7.2B 103 

Kosovo Investment and Enterprise 

Support Agency (KIESA) 1.2 232 

Koszalin City 15.1 101 

Koursaros Restaurant 3.1 208 

KR Media GmbH -klassenreisen.de- 4.1 116 

Krabi Tourism Association 26.B 209 

Kradaed Thong Co., Ltd. 26.B 209 

Kreativ Konzept 16. 100 

Kreisstadt St. Wendel Amt 

für Stadtmarketing 8.2 202c 

Kreola Ltd 20. 129 

Kreutzwald Hotel Tallinn 18. 109 

KRG-IRAQ The General Board 

of Tourism 21.B 217 

Kroatische Zentrale für Tourismus; 

Vertretung in Deutschland 1.2 218 

Kröller-Müller Museum 10.2 101 

Krombacher Brauerei Bernhard 

Schadeberg GmbH & Co.KG 8.2 102A 

KTG Karlsruhe Tourismus GmbH 16. 100 

KTG Karlsruhe Tourismus GmbH 6.2B 202 

Kujavian and Pomerania Tourist 

Organisation 15.1 101 

“Kukkolaforsen Turist & 

Konferens AB“ 18. 108 

Kultur Ruhr GmbH / Ruhr Triennale 8.2 101a 

Kultur- und Tourismusamt Stadt Lorsch 16. 100 

KulturLoungeBayern 6.2B 301 

Kunst Haus Wien Museum 

Hundertwasser 17. 103 

Kunstfest Weimar 16. 100 

Kunsthalle Düsseldorf 8.2 103b 

Kunsthalle Emden 16. 100 

Kunsthaus Zürich 17. 101a-d 

Kunstmeile Hamburg 6.2A 102, 104 

Kunstmuseum Bonn 8.2 103b 

Kunstmuseum Pablo Picasso Münster 16. 100 

Kunstsammlung Nordrhein-Westfalen 16. 100 

Kunstsammlung Nordrhein-Westfalen 8.2 103b 

Kunth Verlag GmbH & Co. KG 10.2 108 

Kuoni Group Travel Experts 9. 202 

Kupu Kupu Barong & Tree Spa 26.A 120 

Kura-Kura Resort 26.A 120 

Kurban Tours 22.B 210 

Kurbetrieb Bad Hersfeld 7.2C 101 

Kurbetrieb Kolberg AG 15.1 101 

Kurhaus Wiesbaden GmbH 7.2C 101 

Kurhotel Tematín 7.2B 103 

Kurz-mal-weg.de 8.1 112 

Kusadasi Tourism Association 3.2 201 

Kutaisi City Hall 3.2 112 

Kuwait Hotel Owners Association 22.B 208 

Kuwait Tourism Services 22.B 208 

Kuwait, Ministry of Commerce 

and Industry - Tourism Sector 22.B 208 

Kvarner Region Tourism Board 1.2 230 

Kvarner Tourismusverband der Region 1.2 230 

KwaZulu-Natal Sharks Board Maritime 

Centre of Excellence 20. 138 

Kyoto Convention & Visitors Bureau 26.A 129 

Kyrgyz Community Based Tourism 

Association 26.C 330 

KystNorge 18. 128a-e 

L 

L’ TUR Tourismus AG 25. 154 

La Beduina Tours 23.B 202 

La Boheme Catering 18. 109 

La Boheme Deluxe Tours 18. 109 

La Flora Resort 26.B 221 

La Gomera Fremdenverkehrsamt 4.2 203 

La Palma Fremdenverkehrsamt 4.2 203 

La Palmeraie Boutique Hotel Tamarina 

by Mauritius Boutique Hotel 20. 129 

La Posada de los Tumpis 1.1 104 

La Rioja Turismo 

4.2 101, 101a 

La Tortuga Verde 3.1 237 

La Veranda Resort Phu Quoc 26.C 311 

La Vida Travel 

5.2B 205, 205a 

Lago di Garda Veneto, 

Tourismusverband 1.2 202 

Lago Maggiore Fedora Cam Com VCO 1.2 203a 

Lagoon Resort Ltd 21.A 114 

Laguna Vista Beach Resort 23.A 100 

Laguna Vista Garden Resort 23.A 100 

Laguna Vista Residence 23.A 100 

Lahami Bay Beach Resort 

& Gardens South Red Sea 23.A 100 

Lahn-Dill-Kreis 7.2C 101 

Lahntal Tourismus Verband e.V. 7.2C 101 

Lahn-Taunus-Touristik e.V. 7.2C 101 

Lake Bogoria Spa & Resort 21.A 108 

LAL Sprachreisen 25. 176 

Lalezar Thermal Houses & Spa 3.2 103 

LAM - Linhas Aéreas de Moçambique 20. 107 

Lambert Beach Resort 3.1 139 

L’Amphitrite Palace Resort & Spa 21.B 208 

Lan Kwai Fong Hotel @ Kau U Fong 26.A 107 

land in sicht AG 6.2B 314 

Landesamt für Denkmalpflege 

und Archäologie Sachsen-Anhalt 11.2 101 

Landesbetrieb für Küsten- 

& Meeresschutz & Nationalpark, SH 4.1 255 

Landesbetrieb Wald und Holz NRW- 

Nationalparkforstamt Eifel 4.1 258 

Landesforsten Rheinland-Pfalz 

Zentralstelle der Forstverwaltung 8.2 201c 

Landesgartenschau Landau 2015 

gemeinnützige GmbH 8.2 201b 

Landestourismusverband 

Sachsen-Anhalt e.V. 11.2 101 

Landesverband Bauernhofund 

Landurlaub Bayern e.V. 6.2B 314 

Landidyll Hotels & Restaurants 10.1 119 

Landkreis Gießen Wirtschaftsförderung / 

Tourismus 7.2C 101 

Landkreis Harz 11.2 101 

Landkreis Neuburg-Schrobenhausen, 

Tourist Information 6.2B 312, 313 

Landratsamt Konstanz, Wirtschaftsförderung, 

Tourismus & Europa 6.2B 203 

Langi Langi Beach Bungalows 21.A 123 

Lanka Holidays.Net (Pvt.) Ltd. 5.2A 114 

Lanka Sportreizen 5.2A 114 

Lanka Vacations (Pvt) Ltd 5.2A 114 

Lanzarote Fremdenverkehrsamt 4.2 203 

Lanzarote Golf 4.2 203 

Lao PDR, Ministry of Information, 

Culture and Tourism 26.B 204 

Lapland Hotels and Safaris 18. 128a-e 

Lapland Resorts 18. 108 

Larcomar Tourist & Entertainment Center 1.1 104 

Lares 1.1 212 

Larnaka Tourism Board 

2.2 111, 111a 


K / L / M 


Las Torres Patagonia 1.1 201 

Las Vegas CVA 2.1 425 

LATAM Airlines Group 1.1 103 

Latc Brasil 1.1 218 

Latin America World 4.1 242 

Latin American Encounter 1.1 211 

Latincoming 3.1 238 

Latsat Ltd., Latvia 8.1 113a 

Latvian Tourism Development Agency 18. 126a 

Laugfs Leisure Ltd. 5.2A 114 

Lausanne Hospitality Consulting S.A. 17. 101a-d 

Le Cardinal Exclusive Resort 20. 129 

Le Commodore Hotel 23.B 200 

Le Flamboyant Hotel 20. 129 

Le Meridien 9. 315 

Le Méridien Abu Dhabi 22.B 210 

Le Meridien Al Aqah Beach Resort 22.A 102 

Le Meridien Grand Hotel Nürnberg 6.2B 305 

Le Meridien Phuket Beach Resort 26.B 210, 211 

Le Meridien Tahiti, 

Le Meridien Bora Bora 5.2A 105 

Le Nautile Beach Hotel 

& Le Juliette Dodu 20. 132 

Le Palmiste Resort & Spa Mauritius 20. 129 

Le Passage to India 25. 131 

Le Passage to India Tours 

and Travels Pvt. Ltd. 5.2B 215 

Le Royal Hotels & Resorts - 

Luxembourg 10.2 102 

Le Royal Meridien Beach Resort & Spa 22.A 103 

Le Voyageur 20. 104 

Lebanon, Ministry of Tourism 23.B 200 

Leeu Collection 20. 138 

Legends of the Wild 4.1 250 

Legian Beach Hotel / 

Candi Beach Resort & Spa 26.A 120 

LEGOLAND ® Discovery Centre Berlin 12. 101 

Lehrstuhl für Wirtschaftsgeographie 

und Tourismusforschung 11.1 313 

Leipzig Tourismus 

und Marketing GmbH 11.2 102 

Leisure Frontier Pvt Ltd 5.2A 107 

Leisure Lodge Beach and Golf Resort 21.A 108 

Lenggries, Gästeinformation 6.2B 315, 316 

Lenk-Simmental Tourismus 17. 101a-d 

Lenzerheide Tourismus 17. 101a-d 

Leonardo Hotels 8.1 135 

Leopard Beach Resort 21.A 108 

Leopard Tours Ltd. 21.A 125 

Leptos Calypso Hotels Public Ltd. 2.2 111, 111a 

Lernidee Erlebnisreisen 26.C 301 

Les Hôtels de Paris 

2.2 201, 201a 

Les Mariannes Wellness Clinic 20. 129 

Les parfumeries Fragonard 2.2 201, 201a 

Les Vignes Blanches*** 

2.2 201, 201a 

Lesotho Tourism Development 

Corporation 20. 118 

Letoonia Golf Resort 3.2 201 

Lets Go Maldives 5.2A 107 

Lettischer Hotelund 

Gaststättenverband 18. 126a 

Leuchtenburg 16. 100 

Leuven Tourist Office 10.2 104 

Levon Travel 3.2 115 

L’Horizon Hotel & Spa 18. 124 

L’Hotel du Collectionneur 

Arc de Triomphe Paris 9. 212 

L’hotel Group 26.A 107 

Liberec, Region 7.2B 102 

Libero Consorzio dei Comuni 

Di Agrigento 1.2 102e 

Libertador Hotels, Resorts & Spas 1.1 104 

Liberty Brazil 1.1 218 

Liberty Helicopters 2.1 405 

Liberty International Tourism Group 9. 301 

Lidl E-Commerce International GmbH 

& Co. KG 18. 100 

Liebliches Taubertal, Tourismusverband 6.2B 304 

Liechtenstein Marketing 17. 102 

Life Time Tour 22.B 200 

Lifestyle Holidays Vacation Resort 3.1 131 

Lifestyle Retreats 26.A 120 

LifeThink 3.1 208 

Lighthouse Travel 4.1 124 

Lihotec LLC, Russia 8.1 113a 

LikeGeorgia 3.2 112 

Lille Metropole Tourism 

2.2 201, 201a 

Lille’s experiences 

2.2 201, 201a 

Lily Beach Resort & Spa 5.2A 107 

Lima Mentor 1.1 104 

Lima Tours 1.1 104, 211 

Lima Tours 25. 131 

Limassol Tourism Board 

2.2 111, 111a 

Limpopo Guest Manor 20. 138 

Limpopo Tourism Agency 20. 138 

Lindbergh Tour & Travel 10.2 101 

Lindenhof 9. 110 

Lindian Village 2.2 109 

Lindner Hotels AG 9. 117 

Liner Hotel Ekaterinburg 10.1 112 

Linnanmäki Amusement Park 18. 128a-e 

Lions Dive & Beach Resort 3.1 135 

Lions of Tanzania Safaris & Tours 21.A 123 

Lippisches Landesmuseum Detmold 16. 100 

Liquidrom GmbH & Co. KG 12. 101 

Lithuanian State Department of Tourism 18. 126b 

Lithuanian Tours 18. 126b 

Litore Resort Hotel & Spa 3.2 119 

Li-Tour Kulturreisen in Bulgarien 3.2 101, 114b 

Littlebig Road 2.1 490 

Livingstone Jan Thiel Resort 3.1 135 

LLC Kuhandiz 2.1 112 

Lloret Turisme 4.2 202 

LMX Touristik GmbH 25. 102 

L’O Yachting 3.1 208 

Loama Resort Maldives at Maamigili 5.2A 107 

Localista Travel 

3.1 236, 236b 

Locanda Ca’Zose 1.2 202 

Lodge Tamarin & Spa 20. 132 

Lodz Region, Tourism Board 15.1 101 

Loews Don CeSar Hotel 2.1 315 

Logistur - South American Experience 1.1 201 

Logos Tour GmbH Reiseveranstalter 

des Polnischen Lehrerverbandes 15.1 101 

Lohospo GmbH - Büro Allgäu 6.2B 314 

LOISIUM WeinErlebnisWelt 16. 100 

Lokalna Turisticna Organizacija 

Prlekija Ljutomer 1.2 224 

Lombardei Landesministerium 1.2 


101, 101a-c 

London & Partners 18. 123 

Long Beach Resort Hotel & Spa 3.2 201 

Long Island Convention 


Look Mongolia Travel Group 26.C 309 

Lookals 6.1 149 

Loop Head Tourism 18. 122 

Lopesan Hotel Group 4.2 208 

Lordos Hotels (Holdings) Ltd 2.2 111, 111a 

Loro Parque 4.2 203, 206 

Loro Parque / Siam Park / 

Hotel Botánico 4.2 206 

Los Salmones 4.2 204 

Lotus Hospitality 22.A 103 

Louis Hotels Plc Ltd 2.2 107 

Louis Travel - DMC 

2.2 111, 111a 

Louisiana Office of Tourism 2.1 444 

Louvre Hotels Group 9. 119 

Louvre-Lens Museum 

2.2 201, 201a 

Lowcostbeds.com AG 25. 139 

Lower Silesia Tourist Organisation 15.1 101 

Loyalty Tours Agency 5.2A 102 

LPS Travel 1.1 201 

LRS - Lake & River Side 3.2 201 

LT Aviana Travel 3.2 201 

Lübeck Airport 25. 146 

Lübeck und Travemünde 

Marketing GmbH 6.2A 105 

Lublin Regional Tourist 


Lubuska Regionale 

Tourismusorganisation 15.1 101 

Lufthansa AirPlus Servicekarten GmbH 7.1A 100 

Lufthansa Training 

& Conference Center Seeheim 7.2C 101 

Lüftner Cruises Dr. W. Lüftner 

Reisen GmbH 25. 164 

Luis Hoteles 4.2 203, 204 

Lunds Turistbyrå 18. 128a-e 

Lüneburger Heide GmbH 6.2A 103 

Lustica Development, AD 23.A 100 

LUX* Resorts & Hotels 20. 124 

Luxe Voyage Ltd. 20. 129 

Luxembourg City Tourist Office 10.2 102 

Luxemburg, Landesverkehrsamt 10.2 102 

Luxmed Medical Center 15.1 101 

Luxur, Ideas for Everything 3.1 232 

Luxury Alliance Pvt Ltd 5.2A 107 

Luxury India Holidays Pvt. Ltd. 5.2B 205, 205a 

Luxury Travel LTD (Vietnam) 26.C 319 

Luzern Tourismus 17. 101a-d 

LVR-LandesMuseum Bonn 8.2 103b 

LVR-Landesmuseum Bonn 16. 100 

LWL-Landesmuseum für Kunst 

und Kultur 16. 100 

LWL-Museum für Archäologie 16. 100 

Lyaskovets, Municipality 

3.2 101, 114b 

M 

M 56 Group - Observation 

Deck Specialist 14.1 101 

M Tours Bled 17. 108 

M.A.D. Holidays P.C. 2.2 101 

M.T.S. Major Travel Services s.a. 21.B 208 

Maagau resort 5.2A 107 

Maalu Maalu Resort & Spa (Pvt) Ltd. 5.2A 114 

Macau Government Tourist Office 26.A 108 

Macedonia FYR, Agency for 

promotion and support of tourism 1.2 223 

Machangulo Beach Lodge 20. 121 

Machete Tours 1.1 104 

Machu Picchu Travel - 

Südamerika Reisen GmbH 1.1 207 

Macnetix GmbH 9. 109 

MacSun-Travel doo Skopje 25. 186 

Mada Hotels East Africa 21.A 108 

Madagascar National Tourism Board 20. 103 

Madame Tussauds Berlin 12. 101 

Made 18. 120 

Madhya Pradesh State Tourism 

Development Corporation 5.2B 205, 205a 

Madhya Pradesh Tourism 5.2B 247 

Madinat Jumeirah Resorts 22.A 103 

Madrid Destino, Cultura, Turismo 

y Negocio S.A. 

4.2 101, 101a 

Madurodam 10.2 101 

Mafraq Hotel 22.B 210 

Magdeburg Marketing Kongress 

und Tourismus GmbH 11.2 101 

Magdeburger Tourismusverband 

Elbe-Börde-Heide e.V. 11.2 101 

Magic Arabia Tours 22.B 200 

Magic Circus Hotel 

bei Disneyland ® Paris 10.1 112 

Maharashtra Tourism 

Development Corporation 5.2B 201 

Mahaweli Reach Hotel 5.2A 114 

Mai Resorts / Seaview 

& Andaman Seaview, Phuket 26.B 221 

Maikhao Dream Hotels & Resorts 26.B 221 

Mainland Miltenberg-Churfranken e.V. 6.2B 303 

mainzplus Citymarketing GmbH 8.2 201b 

Mairdumont 10.2 108 

Maistra Hotels & Resorts 1.2 218 

Majestic Resorts 3.1 131 

Majestic Train de Luxe GmbH Railway track 1-3 

Majesty Hotels & Resorts 3.2 201 

Majesty Hotels & Resorts 25. 122 

Makalu Adventure 5.2A 116 

Makemytrip.com 10.1 110a 

MAKK - Museum für Angewandte 

Kunst Köln 8.2 103b 

makrohaus AG 6.2B 301 

Makundu Island C/O. 

Sunland Travel Pvt Ltd, Maldives 5.2A 107 

Malaga City Tourism Board 4.2 121 

Malahini Holdings Pvt. Ltd. 5.2A 107 

Malai Adventure & Borneo Adventure 26.A 121 

Malaika Tanzania Tours 

and Safaris Ltd. 21.A 123 

Malawi Tourism 20. 101 

Malaysia Airlines 26.A 121 

Malaysia Tourism Promotion Board 26.A 121 

Maldives 5.2A 107 

Maldives Airports Company 

Limited (MACL) 5.2A 107 

Mali Travel Tours 21.A 120 

Mali, Office du Tourisme 

de l’Hotellerie (OMATHO) 21.A 103 

Malla Travel & Trek Services 5.2A 116 

Malla Trek & travel 25. 131 

Mallorca (ATB) 

4.2 101, 101a 

Malopolska Tourist Organisation 15.1 101 

Malta Fremdenverkehrsamt 1.2 222 

Malta Fremdenverkehrsamt 16. 100 

Malta Sun Island Services GmbH 1.2 222 

Mamberto 1.2 110 

Mammoth Lakes Tourism 2.1 435 

Mammoth Mountain Ski Area, LLC 2.1 435 

Manacor, Ajuntament 

4.2 101, 101a 

Manavgat Side Touristische H 

otelierverband 3.2 111 

Manchester City Football Club 18. 123 

Mandalay Holidays Travels 

& Tours Co., Ltd. 26.B 201 

Mandarin Orchard Singapore 26.A 133 

Manessis Travel SA 2.2 101 

Manisa Hotel 20. 129 

Mann Yadanarpon Airlines Co., Ltd. 26.B 201 

Mantovani Plotin Travel 

2.2 111, 111a 

Maradiva Villas Resort & Spa 20. 129 

Marakanda Travel Travel Agency 2.1 118 

MARAL Tours 7.2A 100 

Maranatha Hotels 

2.2 201, 201a 

Marasa Africa Lodges 21.A 108 

Marbella Corfu 2.2 109 

Marbella Resort Sharjah 22.A 104 

Marca Treviso Tourismusverband 1.2 202 

Marcegaglia Tourism 1.2 110 

Marchfeldschlösser Revitalisierungsund 

Betriebsges.m.b.H. 17. 103 

Marco Polo Central Asia Travel 2.1 111 

Marco Polo Hotel 3.2 112 

Marco Polo Reisen GmbH 25. 109 

Marco Polo Travel & Tours 26.C 330 

Marcopolo Iran Touring Company 7.2A 100 


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Mardin (Mardin Valiligi Il Kültür 


Mare Verlag GmbH & Co. oHG 10.2 108 

Maridis Maldives 5.2A 107 

Marienbad Kur & Spa Hotels 9. 222 

Marienbad Kur & Spa Hotels 7.2B 102 

Marina Mandarin Singapore 26.A 133 

Marismare Hotels 

2.2 111, 111a 

Maritim Hotel Mauritius 20. 129 

Maritim Hotelgesellschaft mbH 9. 303 

Marjan Island Resort & Spa 22.A 101 

Mark International 2.1 200 

Mark Tours 22.B 200 

markengold PR GmbH 5.3 103 

Marketing Gesellschaft 

Mönchengladbach mbH 8.2 103c 

Marketing-Gesellschaft 

Oberlausitz-Niederschlesien GmbH 11.2 102 

Marketingkooperation 

Städte Schleswig-Holstein e.V. 6.2A 105 

Marokkanisches 

Fremdenverkehrsamt 21.B 208 

Marquis Reforma Hotel & Spa 1.1 101 

Marriot Salaiah Resort 22.B 200 

Marriott Hotels & Resorts Jordan 23.B 202 

Marriott Hotels International Ltd 9. 302 

Marsa Malaz Kempinski The Pearl - Doha 9. 217 

Marshal’s office Lubuski 15.1 101 

Marsman Drysdale Travel, Inc. 26.A 101, 134 

MARTAB (Marmaris ve Cevresi 

Turizm Alani Altyapi Hizmet Birligi) 3.2 201 

Marti Hotels & Marinas 3.2 110 

Martin Travel 1.1 115 

Martinique Comité Martiniquais 

du Tourisme 3.1 145 

Martinspark Hotel Dornbirn 10.1 112 

Massachusetts Office of Tourism 2.1 502 

Masters Travel Service 23.A 100 

MASTOB Tourism Hotels Association 

of Manavgat Side 3.2 201 

Matahari Beach Resort & Spa 26.A 120 

match2blue GmbH 6.1 145 

Matisse Museum 

2.2 201, 201a 

Matka Nordic Travel Fair 18. 128a-e 

Matoke Tours 21.A 114 

Mat-Su Convention & Visitors Bureau 2.1 302 

Matswani Rhino Lodge 20. 116 

Maui, Britz, Mighty, 

Kea Campervan Rental 5.2A 119 

Mauly Tours & Safaris Ltd. 21.A 123 

Mauritius Tourism Promotion Authority 20. 129 

Mauritours Ltd 20. 129 

Mauritshuis 10.2 101 

Mautourco 20. 129 

Maverick Aviation Group 2.1 425 

Max Ernst Museum Brühl des LVR 8.2 103c 

Maxx Royal Resorts 25. 161 

Maxymiser GmbH 6.1 138 

Maya Amazing Adventures 4.1 252 

Maya Sky Tour Operador 3.1 232 

Maya Trails 3.1 232 

Maya Ubud Resort & Spa 

and Maya Sanur Resort & Spa 26.A 120 

Mayaguez-Porta del Sol, Puerto Rico 3.1 225 

Mayan Caribbean Travel 3.1 235 

Mayan Escapes 3.1 237 

Mayflower Acme Tours Sdn Bhd 26.A 121 

Mayotte Comité Départemental 

du Tourisme 20. 105 

Maz Ethiopia Tour 21.A 122 

Mazagan Beach Resort 9. 209 

Mberesero Lodges & Tented Camps 21.A 123 

MC Group Hotels 3.2 201 

MC Tours 3.1 235 

McArthurGlen Designer Outlets 1.2 103a 

MCI Management Center Innsbruck 11.1 212 

MDT Makler der Touristik GmbH 25. 142 

MEA - Middle East Airlines Air Liban 23.B 200 

Mechelen Tourist Office 10.2 104 

Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, 6.2A 

Tourismusverband 

106,106a-b 

MEDER CommTech GmbH 6.1 119 

Media Carrier GmbH 9. 109 

Medianox GmbH 25. 116 

Medical Fly GmbH 3.2 201 

Medicover Hospital 15.1 101 

Mediterraneum SP. ZO.O. 14.1 104 

MeerArbeit - Fachvermittlung für Hotelund 

Gaststättengewerbe 11.1 211 

meetago GmbH 8.1 117 

Meeting Point International 25. 181 

Meeting Point Ras Al Khaimah 22.A 101 

meetingmasters.de 8.1 116 

Mega Global Air Services (Maldives) 

Pvt. Ltd. 5.2A 107 

Mehr! Entertainment GmbH 6.2A 102, 104 

MeinFernbus Flixbus 25. 142 

Mekong Eyes Cruises 26.C 328 

Melaka Tourism 26.A 121 

Melas Hotels 3.2 201 

Meli Tours 2.2 101 

Meliá Bali Indonesia 26.A 120 

Meliá Hotels International 9. 201 

Meliá Hotels International Bulgaria 3.2 101, 114b 

Melsinea Viaggi Srl. - 

Garda Veneto Incoming 1.2 202 

Menderes Municipality 3.1 101 

Menorca, Fundació Destí 4.2 101, 101a 

Mercedes-Benz Museum 6.2B 208 

Mercury Travels Limited 5.2B 235 

Meridian Travel 3.2 109 

Meritus Pelangi Beach Resort & Spa 26.A 121 

Merke Turizm 3.2 201 

Merlin Entertainments 18. 123 

Merobland Tour 21.A 122 

Merseburger/Naumburger Dom 11.2 101 

Mersin (Mersin Valiligi il Kültür 


Mesoamerica Travel 3.1 235 

Messe Frankfurt GmbH 7.2C 101 

Metropolitan Museum of Art 2.1 405 

Metropolitan Touring - South America 1.1 106 

Metropolitan Touring Argentina 1.1 106 

Metropolitan Touring Colombia 1.1 106 

Metropolitan Touring Peru 1.1 106 

Mevlana Development Agency 3.1 105 

Mexcellence Travel 1.1 101 

Mexico Desconocido 1.1 101 

Mexico Touring DMC 1.1 101 

Mexico, Ciudad 1.1 101 

Mexikanisches Fremdenverkehrsbüro 1.1 101 

Meydan Hotels & Hospitality 22.A 103 

MGM Resorts International 2.1 425 

MH Bland 2.2 114 

M-Hospitality 2.2 105 

MIAT (Mongolian Airline) 26.C 309 

MICEview - Competitive 

Market Intelligence 8.1 117 

Michael Müller Verlag GmbH 10.2 108 

Michelangelo 

International Travel 17. 106 

MICROS-FIDELIO GmbH 9. 122 

Middelpunt Belgien 9. 110 

Middle East Airlines, SkyTeam 9. 102 

Mideast Travel Worldwide 2.2 101 

Miki Travel Limited 8.1 113b 

Milestone Safaris & Mountaineering 21.A 123 

Mille Tours 20. 132 

Millennium & Copthorne Hotels plc 9. 303 

Millennium Airport Hotel Dubai 22.A 103 

Millennium Plaza Hotel Dubai 22.A 103 

Millennium Resort Mussanah 22.B 200 

Millennium Tourism & Congress MDC 3.2 109 

Miller Incoming GmbH 12. 102 

Miller Incoming GmbH 3.1 230a-b 

Miller Reisen GmbH 3.1 230a-b 

Millor Azul S.L. 

4.2 101, 101a 

Ministerium für Familie, Kinder, 

Jugend, Kultur und Sport NRW 8.2 102a 

Ministry of Natural Resources 

and Tourism 21.A 123 

Minoan Lines 2.2 101 

Minor Hotel Group 26.B 232 

Minor Hotel Group - Vietnam 26.C 325 

Mir Allgäuer Urlaub auf 

dem Bauernhof e.V. 6.2B 314 

MIR DMC 4.1 240 

Miracle Tourism 22.A 103 

Miramare Sea Resort & Spa 1.2 206 

Mirihi Island Resort 5.2A 107 

Misa Tours International 2.1 491 

Mississippi Tourism 2.1 345 

Mitsis Hotels 2.2 108 

MMK Museum für Moderne Kunst 16. 100 

MMONE GROUP Srl 6.1 128 

mo media GmbH 10.2 108 

Mobacar 6.1 163 

Moby Lines Europe GmbH 1.2 205 

Mode Sathorn Hotel 26.B 221 

Mogador Hotels Morocco 21.B 208 

Moivaro Lodges & Tented Camps 21.A 118 

Moldova, Tourism Agency 

of the Republic of Moldova 7.2B 104 

Monarch Travel 21.B 208 

Mondial Destination Management 

Your DMC for Central Europe 17. 103 

Mondigital Tour LLC 26.C 309 

Mondorf Domaine Thermal 10.2 102 

Mongol Ecology Center 4.1 237 

Mongolia 26.C 309 

Mongolia 4.1 235 

Mongolia Discovery Tours 2.1 111 

Mongolian Adventure Tours 26.C 309 

Mongolian Travel LLC 26.C 309 

Mons Europäische 

Kulturhauptstadt 2015 10.2 105 

Montage Deer Valley 9. 212 

Montanema Handmade Village 2.2 101 

Montebaldo srl - 

Gardalake Incoming Service 1.2 202 

Montenegro National 

Tourism Organisation 1.2 221 

Mont-Roig Del Camp - Miami Platja, 

Patronat Municipal de Turisme 4.2 202 

Monument Valley Simpson’s 

Trailhandler Tours 2.1 465 

moovel GmbH 14.1 102 

Mora-Travel S.A.R.L. 20. 104 

More 20. 134 

Morena Eco Resort Curaçap 3.1 135 

Mosaic Tourism Consulting 25. 179 

Moscow Bureau of Voyage 2.1 122 

Moscow City Committee on Tourism 

and Hotel Industry 2.1 122 

Moscow Exhibition 

& Convention Agency 2.1 122 

Moscow Sputnik 2.1 122 

Moscow State United Museum-Reserve 2.1 122 

Mosellandtouristik GmbH 8.2 201a 

Mosturflot River Cruises 2.1 122 

Motel One Group 9. 109 

Mount Lavinia Hotel 5.2A 114 

Mountain Adventure Travel 2.1 112 

Mountain Lodges of Perú sac 1.1 104 

Mountain Travels Pakistan 5.2A 120 

Mountainbikingasia.com 26.A 107 

movelo GmbH 6.2B 301 

Mövenpick Hotel 22.B 208 

Mövenpick Hotel 

& Resort Al Bidaa 22.B 208 

Mövenpick Hotel Deira 22.A 103 

Mövenpick Hotel Ibn Battuta 

Gate Dubai 22.A 103 

Mövenpick Hotel Jumeirah Beach 22.A 103 

Mövenpick Hotel Jumeirah Lake 

Towers 22.A 103 

Mövenpick Hotels & Resorts 12. 102 

Mövenpick Hotels & Resorts Jordan 23.B 202 

Mövenpick Resort 

& Spa Karon Beach Phuket 26.B 210, 211 

Mövenpick Siam Hotel Pattaya 26.B 218 

Mozambique Tourism 20. 107 

Mozambique Voyages / 

Uitkyk Holidays 20. 107 

Mozarthaus Vienna 17. 103 

MPM Hotels 

3.2 101, 114b 

Mpumalanga Tourism & Parks Agency 20. 138 

Msambweni Beach House 21.A 108 

MSC Crociere S.A. 6.2A 102, 104 

MTS / OTS Group Greece / Portugal 2.2 210 

MTS City Breaks 10.1 110b 

MTS Incoming I Turkiye 3.2 102 

MTS Summertimes Travel Ltd. 2.2 111, 111a 

Muang Samui Group 26.B 221 

Mugla (Mugla Valiligi Il Kültür 


Multicom Products Ltd 5.1 122 

München Tourismus 6.2B 315, 316 

Münchner Marketing Manufaktur GmbH 5.3 107 

Munich Airport 9. 103 

Municipality Cracow 15.1 101 

Municipality of Wroclaw 15.1 101 

Municipio de Mérida Yucatán 1.1 101 

Münster Marketing 8.2 102b 

Münsterland e.V. 8.2 102b 

Murcia, Instituto de Turismo de 

la Región de 

4.2 101, 101a 

Musandam Sea Adventures 22.B 200 

Muscat Holidays 22.B 200 

Museen der Stadt Köln 

Museumsdienst, PR 8.2 103b 

MuSeenLandschaft Expressionismus 6.2B 301 

Museion-Versand GmbH 10.2 110 

Musement Srl 6.1 149 

Museo de Arte de Lima 1.1 104 

Museum Angewandte Kunst 16. 100 

Museum der bildenden Künste Leipzig 11.2 102 

Museum Folkwang 16. 100 

Museum für Lackkunst 16. 100 

Museum für Ostasiatische Kunst 8.2 103b 

Museum für Völkerkunde Hamburg 6.2A 102, 104 

Museum Ludwig 8.2 103b 

Museum Schnütgen 8.2 103b 

Museum Unterlinden 16. 100 

Museum Wiesbaden 7.2C 101 

MuseumKunstPalast 16. 100 

Museumslandschaft Hessen 

Kassel (MHK) 16. 100 

Muthumuni Hotel (Pvt) Ltd. 5.2A 114 

mvolution GmbH 6.1 145 

My Holidays 20. 129 


M / N / O 


My Way Travel by Welcome Systems srl 1.2 110 

my.IRS GmbH 6.2B 314 

Myanmar Airways International 26.B 201 

Myanmar Bavarian Travels & Tours 26.B 201 

Myanmar Tourism Federation, 

Myanmar Tourism Marketing 26.B 201, 228 

myclimate Deutschland gGmbH 4.1 222 

Mydriver / MD Digital Mobility 

GmbH & Co. KG 9. 121 

Mykonian Mare Hotel 3.1 208 

Mykonos Accommodation Center 3.1 208 

Mykonos Dream Living 3.1 208 

mylocalscouts UG 

(haftungsbeschränkt) 6.1 150 

Myrtle Beach Area CVB 2.1 322 

Myseru Tour and Travel 21.A 122 

Mystic Mountain & Mystic 

Ridge Resort 3.1 226 

Mystifly Consulting (India) Pvt. Ltd. 5.1 133 

N 

NAH.SH 6.2A 105 

Nahdy Travel & Tours 21.A 108 

Naheland-Touristik GmbH 8.2 201a 

Nakhal Tours & Travel 23.B 200 

Naklo District 15.1 101 

Namaste Tours Pvt. Ltd. 5.2B 205, 205a 

Namibia Exclusive Safaris 20. 114 

Namibia Tourism Board 20. 114 

Namibia Tracks & Trails 20. 114 

Namibia Wildlife Resorts 20. 114 

Napa Plaza Hotel 

2.2 111, 111a 

Naples, Marco Island, Everglades CVB 2.1 315 

Natalie Tours 2.1 122 

Nathan Travel 5.2A 119 

National Company Uzbektourism 2.1 118 

National Gallery Singapore 26.A 133 

National Geographic 4.1 227 

Nationale Naturlandschaften 

Brandenburgs 12. 101 

Nationale Naturlandschaften 

in Thüringen 11.2 103 

Nationale Sonderausstellungen 

Luther 2017 16. 100 

Nationalpark Plitviceseen 1.2 218 

Nationalpark Vadehavet 

The Wadden Sea Nationalpark 4.1 255 

Nationalparkverwaltung 

Niedersächsisches Wattenmeer 4.1 255 

Native Hawaiian Hospitality Association 2.1 465 

Native Trails DMC 1.1 101 

NatKo - Tourismus für Alle 

Deutschland e.V. 4.1 118 

Natoura Travel & Adventure Tours 1.1 209 

Natura Raid 1.1 209 

Natural North Florida 2.1 315 

Naturally Africa Collection 20. 120 

Naturarena Bergisches Land GmbH 8.2 103a 

Nature Dream Travel 26.A 118 

Nature Responsible Safari 21.A 123 

Nature Tours Co., Ltd 26.C 309 

Naturmed Hotel Carbona 

superior Héviz 2.2 209 

Naturregion Sieg c/o Rhein Sieg Kreis 8.2 103c 

Nausicaa All the seas on earth 2.2 201, 201a 

Navarra, Gobierno 

4.2 101, 101a 

Nazarene Tours 23.B 203 

Nazir Sabir Expeditions 5.2A 120 

NDS HF Hotelmanagement 11.1 310 

neanderland / Kreis Mettmann 8.2 103c 

Neanderthal Museum 8.2 103c 

Nebrodi Albergo Diffuso 1.2 103c 

Nebrodi Art 1.2 103c 

Negev 23.B 203 

Neilson Club Phokaia 3.1 101 

Nepal Tourism Board 5.2A 116 

NEPTUNE HOTELS 21.A 112 

Neptune Hotels - Resort, 

Convention Centre & Spa 2.2 101 

Nestoras Hotels Ltd. 

2.2 111, 111a 

Net Tours 22.B 210 

NetHotels Deutschland GmbH 10.1 103 

Netunity 23.A 100 

Neusiedler See Tourismus GmbH 17. 103 

neusta eTourism GmbH 6.1 121 

Neustadt an der Weinstraße 

Tourist-Information 8.2 201b 

Nevada Commission on Tourism 2.1 425 

New Orleans Convention 


New World Travel 2.1 401 

New Zealand Tourism 5.2A 119 

Newfoundland & Labrador Tourism 2.1 491 

Newhotel Software 10.1 122 

Newmark Hotels 20. 134 

Next Gen Opti Ltd. 9. 109 

NextPax.com BV 5.1 134 

Nexus Tours 3.1 131 

NFS Hospitality 8.1 136 

Ngai Tahu Tourism 5.2A 119 

NGO Centre and Tourist Information 

City of Wloclawek 15.1 101 

Ngong Ping 360 26.A 107 

Ngorongoro Conservation 

Area Authority 21.A 123 

NH Hotel Group 9. 318 

Nibelungen-Festspiele Worms 16. 100 

Nice Convention and Visitors Bureau 2.2 201, 201a 

nicko tours GmbH 25. 166 

Nicosia Tourism Board 

2.2 111, 111a 

Niederländisches Büro für Tourismus 

& Convention 10.2 101 

Niederösterreich Gruppenreisen 17. 103 

Niederösterreich-Werbung GmbH 17. 103 

Niederrhein Tourismus GmbH 8.2 102b 

Niedersachsen, Tourismus Marketing 

Niedersachsen GmbH 6.2A 103 

Nika Gasht Bihamta 7.2A 100 

Nika Maldives Pvt. Ltd. Nika 

Island Resort 5.2A 107 

Nika Travel Company 2.1 123 

Niki DMC Limited 9. 301 

Nikki Beach Resort & Spa, Porto Heli 2.2 101 

Nikos Tauerna 3.1 208 

Nikos Travel 18. 126a 

Nippon Express Travel Co., Ltd. 26.A 129 

Nippon Travel Agency 26.A 129 

Nirwana Gardens 26.A 133 

Nissi Beach Hotel 

2.2 111, 111a 

Niyama Maldives 5.2A 107 

NIZUC Resort & Spa 9. 212 

NKAR Travels & Tours (Pvt.) Ltd. 5.2A 114 

No Limit Adventures 5.2A 106 

Nocturne 2.1 122 

Nofretete Merchandising UG 

(haftungsbeschränkt) 10.2 110 

Nomad Adventure Tours 20. 110 

Nomad Tanzania 20. 120 

Nomadic Expeditions 26.C 309 

Nomadic Expeditions Mongolia LLC 4.1 235 

Nomadic Journeys LLC 26.C 309 

Nomadic Journeys LLC 4.1 235 

Nomadic Travel & Tourism 21.B 214 

Nor1, Inc. 10.1 116 

Nord Zypern Tourismuszentrum GmbH 3.2 106 

NordicMarketing GmbH 18. 108 

Nordnorsk Reiseliv - 

Northern Norway Tourist Board 18. 128a-e 

Nordotel, Sau - Alcudia Pins 4.2 103 

Nordrhein-Westfalen, Tourismus NRW 8.2 102a-b 

Nordseeheilbad Cuxhaven GmbH 6.2A 103 

Nordsee-Tourismus-Service GmbH 6.2A 105 

Nordurflug Helicopter Tours in Iceland 4.1 238 

Noris Hotel Nürnberg 6.2B 305 

Norma Vacanze 1.2 110 

Norman Allen Group Travel Ltd 18. 123 

North Aegean Region 2.2 101 

Northern Cape Tourism 20. 138 

Northern Lights Text und 

Kommunikation GmbH 18. 128a-e 

NORTHERNFRANCE - 

Region of culture 

2.2 201, 201a 

Norway 18. 128d 

Norwegian Cruise Line 25. 160 

Nosalowy Dwor Resort & Spa 15.1 101 

Nouvelair Tunisia 21.B 202 

Nouvelle Caledonie Tourisme 5.2A 102 

Nova Scotia Tourism 2.1 491 

NOVASOL AS 18. 116 

Novasol Holiday Cottages 1.2 218 

NoviNomad Travel Company 2.1 110 

Novissima Touristic 3.2 201 

Novissima Touristic 3.1 106 

Novotel & Ibis World Trade Centre 22.A 103 

Novotel Bangkok Suvarnabhumi 

Aiport Hotel 26.B 221 

Novotel Brussels Midi / 

Cascade Louise 10.2 104 

Novotel Dubai Al Barsha 22.A 103 

Novotel Dubai Deira City Centre 22.A 103 

Novotel Hua Hin Cha 

Am Beach Resort & Spa 26.B 221 

Novotel Perú 1.1 104 

Novotel Phuket 26.B 210, 211 

Novotel, Ibis & Adagio Fujairah 22.A 102 

Novovira Travel Agency 4.2 202 

NPT Norway Pro Travel 18. 128a-e 

NSB Norges Statsbaner 18. 128a-e 

NS-Dokumentationszentrum 

der Stadt Köln 8.2 103b 

NS-Dokumentationszentrum München 16. 100 

NT Incoming, S.L. 

4.2 101, 101a 

NTL Northern Travel 25. 101 

Nueva Vista DMC 3.2 115 

Nusa Dua Beach Hotel & Spa 26.A 120 

NWT Tourism 2.1 491 

O 

O T S Cyprus 

2.2 111, 111a 

O&L Leisure Hotels & Lodges 20. 114 

Oasis Hotels 1.1 101 

Oasis Park Fuerteventura 4.2 203 

Oasis Travel GmbH 22.B 201 

Oaxaca 1.1 101 

Oberhausen, Tourismus 

& Marketing Oberhausen GmbH 8.2 101a 

Oberoi Hotels & Resorts 9. 223 

Oberoi Hotels & Resorts Indonesia 26.A 120 

Oberösterreich Tourismus 17. 103 

Oberschwaben-Tourismus GmbH 6.2B 203 

OBI, Mauritius 8.1 113a 

Ocala/Marion County VCB 2.1 315 

Occidental Hotels & Resorts 1.1 101 

Ocean Paradise Resort & Spa 21.A 123 

Ocean Villas 20. 129 

Oceania Cruises 25. 160 

Oceanic Khorfakkan Resort & Spa 22.A 104 

Oceanic Villa 20. 129 

Océano Hotel Health Spa - Tenerife 4.2 203 

Oceanwide Expeditions 25. 168 

OCV de Cancún 1.1 101 

Odalys Vacances 

2.2 201, 201a 

Odisha Tourism 5.2B 243 

Odysseia - In GmbH 

3.2 101, 114b 

Oetsi Tours 3.1 121 

Offaehrte Sprachreisen 4.1 105 

Office de Tourisme & Congrès 

Blois/Chambord 

2.2 201, 201a 

Office de Tourisme de Dijon 2.2 201, 201a 

Office of Hawaiian Affairs 2.1 465 

Offley Forrester 4.2 115 

Oficina de Convenciones 

y Visitantes de Tabasco 1.1 101 

OFT REISEN GmbH 23.A 100 

ÖGER TÜRK TUR GmbH 25. 122 

OK Rent a Car S.L. 

4.2 101, 101a 

Okinawa Convention 

& Visitors Bureau 26.A 106c 

Olare Mara Kempinski Masai Mara 9. 217 

Olbia Tourism & Travel 3.2 201 

Old Acre Development Co Ltd 23.B 203 

Oldie Käfer Tour Berlin 

(Echte Berliner Jungs GmbH) 14.1 108 

OLIVARI TRAVEL complete tourist 

service in Southeast Europe 1.2 231 

Olympia Mediterráneo 

4.2 101, 101a 

Olympiaregion Seefeld 17. 103 

Olympiastadion Berlin 

Besucherprogramm (R&C) 14.1 108 

Olympus Tours 1.1 101 

Oman Air 22.B 202 

Oman Hotels & Tourism 22.B 200 

Oman Ministry of Tourism 22.B 200 

Omnes Tour 3.2 112 

On Location Tours 2.1 525 

Ondili Lodge Collection 20. 114 

One Farrer Hotel & Spa 26.A 133 

One Ocean Expeditions 2.1 200 

One World Observatory 2.1 405 

ONE WORLD Reisen mit Sinnen 25. 113 

One&Only Resorts 9. 209 

One&Only Royal Mirage, Dubai 22.A 103 

Ontario Tourism 2.1 491 

Ontario Tourism, Toronto Tourism 3.1 209 

Onur Air 25. 149 

ONYX Hospitality Group 26.B 208b 

Opatija Hotel Opatija 10.1 112 

Open Travel Service 1.2 222 

Openhotelier Pte Ltd 5.2A 107 

Opentours 2.1 233 

Oper im Steinbruch St. Margarethen 16. 100 

Oper Köln 8.2 103b 

Oper Leipzig 11.2 102 

Opole Silesia Regional Tourist 

Oganization 15.1 101 

Optima Plus Ltd. 

3.2 101, 114b 

Orange - The Destination 

Management Company 5.2B 230 

Orange County Resort Hotel 25. 149 

Orange County Resorts & Hotels Ltd. 5.2B 250 

Orange Travel N.V. 3.1 121 

Orange Trips - ISO 9001; 2008 

Certified Company 

5.2B 205, 205a 

Orangerie Berlin GmbH 14.1 108 

Orascom Development 23.A 100 

Orascom Hotels Management 23.A 100 

Orchid Hotels 23.B 203 

Orea Hotels 7.2B 102 

Orient Adventure 2.1 112 

Orient Express Travels & Tours (India) 5.2B 255 

Orient Horizon 26.C 311 

Orient Tours 22.A 103 

Orient Tours LLC 22.B 210 

Orient Voyages 2.1 114 

Original Camping 4.1 253 

Orlando Sanford International Airport 2.1 315 


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Oro Travel 3.1 238 

Orpheus Internationale Opernund 

Konzertreisen 6.2B 301 

Orthodox Cruise Company 2.1 123 

Osaka Government Tourism Bureau 26.A 129 

Oscar Sybesma Karibu Africa Safaris 21.A 118 

Oslo Lufthavn 18. 128a-e 

Osnabrücker Land e.V., 

Tourismusverband 6.2A 103 

Osnabrück-Marketing 

und Tourismus GmbH 6.2A 103 

Ostankino Television Tower 2.1 122 

Ostel Bremen 9. 110 

Österreich Werbung 17. 103 

Österreichisches Jugendherbergswerk 4.1 113 

Österreichs Wanderdörfer 17. 103 

Ostfalia Hochschule 

für angewandte Wissenschaften 11.1 208 

Ostsee-Holstein-Tourismus e.V. 6.2A 105 

Osttirol Information 17. 103 

OTDS e.V. 5.1 100 

Otium Hotels 3.2 201 

OTM - Outbound Travel Mart (India) 5.2B 258 

Otto Bock 12. 101 

Otto’s Tours 1.1 104 

Our Own Expeditions 4.1 232 

Outback Tour Services 5.2A 119 

Outdoor Albania 4.1 232 

Outletcity Metzingen 6.2B 206, 208 

Outlook Safaris 20. 134 

Outrigger Konotta Maldives Resort 5.2A 107 

Outrigger Mauritius Resort & Spa 20. 129 

Outrigger Resorts Asia Pacific 26.B 215 

Ovest Destination Italie 1.2 210a 

Ovnitur Viagens e Turismo, Lda 4.2 116 

Owadan Tourism Co. 2.1 111 

ÖZBI Association of Historical 

& Boutique Hotels 3.2 201 

P 

P C Tours and Travel 26.A 107 

P Group Bulgaria 

3.2 101, 114b 

P&O Ferries 18. 123 

P. Sapounakis S.A. Hotels & Resorts 2.2 101 

P.T. Asian Trails Indonesia 26.B 207 

Pacific Destinations 5.2A 119 

Pacific Experience 5.2A 105 

Pack Safari cc 20. 114 

Pacto Ltd. Indonesia 26.A 120 

Padova Tourismusverband 1.2 202 

Pafos Regional Board of Tourism 2.2 111, 111a 

Pairi Daiza 10.2 105 

Pakistan Adventure Travel Services 5.2A 120 

Palace Resorts 1.1 101 

Palais Hansen Kempinski Vienna 9. 217 

Palazzo di Varignana Resort & Spa 9. 212 

Palestine, Ministry of Tourism 

& Antiquities 21.B 216 

Palladium Hotel Group 4.2 108 

Palm Beach Hotel 

2.2 111, 111a 

Palm Hotel & Spa 20. 132 

Palm Wings Beach Resort & Spa 3.2 126 

Palma 365, Fundación 

4.2 101, 101a 

Palma Tour Operator & DMC 17. 108 

Palmcity Hotel 3.1 101 

Palmeraie Hotels & Resorts 21.B 208 

Palmwings Beach Resort 

& Spa Kusadasi 3.2 126 

Paloma Hotels 3.2 122a 

Pamir Adventure 2.1 112 

Pamir and Mountain Travel 2.1 112 

Pamir Peaks 2.1 112 

Pamir Silk Travel 2.1 112 

Pamir Tours 5.2A 120 

Pamporovo PLC 

3.2 101, 114b 

Pan East Tours 23.B 202 

Panama City Beach CVB 2.1 315 

Panama Tourism Authority 3.1 229 

Pandanus Resort 26.C 311 

Panglao Island Nature 

Resort & Spa 26.A 101, 134 

Panorama Brazil 1.1 218 

Panorama Mesdag 10.2 101 

Panorama Punkt GmbH 14.1 108 

Panorama Tours (DMC) 26.A 121 

Pantanal E Bonito - 

Mato Grosso Do Sul 1.1 218 

Pantanal Tours 1.1 218 

Panviman Group of Resorts 26.B 221 

Papagayo Beach & Lounge Resort; 

Papagayo Beach & Design Hotel 3.1 135 

Papangue Tours 20. 132 

Papillon Helicopters & Scenic Airlines 2.1 425 

Papillon Hotels Resort 3.2 201 

Papillon Lagoon Reef Hotel 21.A 108 

Papua New Guinea Tourism 

Promotion Authority 5.2A 106 

Paradis Plage Resort 21.B 208 

Paradise Ethiopia Travel 21.A 120 

Paradise Holidays (Pvt) Ltd 5.2A 114 

Paradise Hotels & Resorts 4.2 203, 204 

Paradise Unlimited 3.1 139 

Paradores de Turismo de España S.A. 4.2 101, 101a 

Paraguay 1.1 115 

Paramount Hotels & Resorts 9. 317 

Parc Hotels Italia 1.2 210a 

Pardisan Tour & Travel Agency 7.2A 100 

Park Hotel Group 26.A 131 

Park Hyatt Abu Dhabi 22.B 210 

Park Hyatt Goa Resort And Spa 9. 218 

Park Hyatt Zanzibar 9. 218 

Park Inn by Radisson 9. 310 

Park Inn by Radisson Berlin 

Alexanderplatz 12. 101 

Park Inn by Radisson Nürnberg 6.2B 305 

Park Plaza Hotels & Resorts 9. 310 

Park Regis Kris Kin Hotel, Dubai 22.A 103 

Park Royal Hotels & Resorts 26.A 121 

Parks Canada 2.1 200 

Parque Santiago III y IV 4.2 203 

Parthenis 3.1 208 

Pasargad Tours 7.2A 100 

Passion Brazil 1.1 218 

Past & Present Journeys 1.2 214 

Patagonia and Chilean Antarctica 1.1 201 

Patara Kültür Turizm Tanitma Dernegi 3.2 201 

Pataya Beach 23.A 100 

Patong Beach Hotel 

and Baan Samui Resort 26.B 221 

Patong Resort 26.B 210, 211 

Patronato Municipal 

de Turismo de Arona 4.2 203 

Pattaya Sea Sand Sun Resort and Spa 26.B 218 

Pattaya, Chonburi Provincial 

Administrative Organization 26.B 218 

Paul Merchants Ltd. 

5.2B 205, 205a 

paxconnect GmbH 5.1 130 

Paximum 25. 101 

PCI Booking 5.1 115 

Peace Smile Land Travels and Tours 26.A 118 

PEAK Adventure Travel Group 25. 150 

peakwork AG 5.1 117 

Pearl Afric Tour & Travel 21.A 114 

Pearl Of Arabia Travel & Tourism L.L.C. 22.B 208a 

Pearl Tours & Travel 26.A 120 

Pecora Verde Travel srl 6.1 149 

Peer Gynt as 18. 128a-e 

Pegasus Solutions 8.1 111 

Pegasus Travel & Tours Sdn Bhd 26.A 121 

Peloponnes, Region 2.2 101 

Peninsula Tours 3.2 126 

Pentahotels 7.2C 101 

pepXpress Touristik 

& Marketing GmbH 25. 170 

Perak Tourism 26.A 121 

Persia Safar 7.2A 100 

Personal Brasil Tour Operator & DMC 1.1 218 

PERU - PROMPERU 1.1 104 

Peru HCT - Huaraz Chavin Tours srl. 1.1 104 

Peruvian Soul S.A.C. 1.1 104 

Pestana Hotels & Resorts 20. 107 

Petra Travel & Tourism 23.B 202 

Pfalz.Touristik e.V. 8.2 201a 

PFD Media Group - 

World Heritage Review 4.1 228 

Pforzheim WSP- 

Tourismusmarketing 6.2B 202 

Phang Nga Tourism Association 26.B 209 

PHANTASIALAND 8.2 103c 

Pharus Plan 10.2 108 

Philadelphia Convention 


Phileas France - Your Partner 

for France 

2.2 201, 201a 

Philippine Airlines 26.A 101, 134 

Philippine Tourism 26.A 

Promotions Board 101, 134, 136, 138 

PhoCusWright Inc. 6.1 107 

Phoenicia Beirut InterContinental 

Hotel 23.B 200 

Phoenix Safaris 21.A 108 

Phoenix Voyages Group 26.A 106a 

Phu Hai - The Cliff Tourist Trading 

Joint Stock Company 26.C 319 

Phuket Graceland Resort & Spa 26.B 210, 211 

Phuket Panwa Beachfront Resort 26.B 221 

Phuket Tourist Association 26.B 210, 211 

Piazzolla Tango 1.1 210 

Piemont Landesministerium 1.2 


101, 101a-c 

Pier 39 2.1 435 

Pierre & Vacances Fuerteventura 

Origomare 4.2 203 

Pilatus-Bahnen AG 17. 101a-d 

Pilgrimage Village Resort 

& Vedana Lagoon Resort 26.A 110 

Pilot Beach Resort 2.2 101 

Pinakotheken im Kunstareal 16. 100 

Pine Bay Holiday Resort 3.2 201 

Pinebay Lodge 18. 108 

pink pillow 12. 101 

Pinnacle Hotels, Resorts & Spas 26.B 218 

Pioneer Cruises Travels & Tours Co., Ltd. 26.B 201 

Pioneer Personalized Holidays 5.2B 220 

piroth.kommunikation GmbH & Co. KG 5.3 117 

Pita Maha Resort & Spa 26.A 120 

PITO - Pars Ivan Tour Operator 21.B 207 

pixell online marketing GmbH 5.1 125c 

PKT Tours USA, Inc. 2.1 490 

Planet Travels & Tours LLC 22.A 103 

Planeta Brasil Incoming 1.1 218 

Planhotel Hospitality Group 21.A 123 

PLANTOURS Kreuzfahrten - Eine Marke 

der plantours & Partner GmbH 25. 120 

Plataran Hotels & Resorts 26.A 120 

Playa de Muro, Asociación Hotelera 4.2 103 

Playa Nicuesa Rainforest Lodge 3.1 236, 236b 

Playa Resorts Hyatt Ziva & Hyatt Zilara 9. 218 

Plaza Hotel Ljubljana 17. 108 

Plaza Premium Lounge 

Management Ltd 26.A 107 

Plock City Hall 15.1 101 

PMS Labs Sp. z.o.o., Poland 8.1 113a 

PNG Explorers International 5.2A 106 

Podersdorf Tourismus 17. 103 

Podkarpackie Regional Tourism Board 15.1 101 

Podlaskie, Region 15.1 101 

Poiano Resort 1.2 202 

PoiStory 6.1 149 

Poland Point Touroperator 15.1 101 

Polish Medical Tourism Consortium 15.1 101 

Polish Tourist Organisation 15.1 101 

Polnisches Fremdenverkehrsamt 15.1 101 

Polow Indonesia Tour & Travel 26.A 120 

Polynésie Voyages 5.2A 105 

PONANT Yacht Cruises & Expeditions 6.2A 102, 104 

Porsche Museum 6.2B 208 

Portaventura 4.2 202 

Porto Carras Grand Resort 2.2 101 

Portugal - VISITPORTUGAL 2.2 208a-d 

Porzellanikon - Staatliches Museum 

für Porzellan 16. 100 

Porzellanstraße 16. 100 

Poseidon Expeditions 25. 115 

Postbus Railway track 2-4 

Postojnska Jama 17. 108 

Potsdam Tourismus Service 12. 101 

Prachuap Khiri Khan 26.B 213 

PRAGINT Incentive & Travel Agency 7.2B 102 

Prague City Tourism 7.2B 102 

Predators Safari Club Ltd. 21.A 123 

Preferred Hotels & Resorts 9. 212 

preisvergleich.de 8.1 112 

Premier Hotels & Resorts 20. 138 

Presidente Intercontinental 

Hotels & Resorts 1.1 101 

Press-Service Software UG & Co. KG 5.3 114 

PriceMatch SAS 6.1 117 

Pride Hotels 5.2B 257 

Prima Hotels 23.B 203 

Primea Hotels 3.1 136 

Primorsko, Gemeinde 

3.2 101, 114b 

Primus-Linie Frankfurter 

Personenschiffahrt 7.2C 101 

Prince Hotels & Resorts 26.A 129 

Princesa Yaiza Suite Hotel Resort 4.2 203 

Princess Hotels & Resorts 4.2 204 

Privatbrauerei Frankenheim 

GmbH & Co.KG 8.2 103a 

Private Safaris 20. 109 

Private Selection Hotels 17. 104 

Privathotel Baseler Hof 6.2A 102, 104 

Privathotel Lindtner Hamburg 6.2A 102, 104 

pro agro e.V. 12. 101 

Pro Bus Jütland 18. 128a-e 

Pro Sky 1.1 218 

ProAir - Charter Transport GmbH 7.2C 101 

proDestination 6.2B 314 

PRODETUR 

4.2 201, 201a-c 

projekt2508 GmbH 16. 100 

Projektron GmbH 6.1 130 

Promote Iceland 18. 128a-e 

Promotionpool der Hamburger Hotellerie 6.2A 102, 104 

Promovenezia, Tourismusverband 1.2 202 

Protea Hotel Ryalls 20. 101 

Protea Hotels & African Pride Hotels 20. 138 

protel hotelsoftware GmbH 8.1 103 

Protours 1.1 201 

proventis GmbH 6.1 130 

PT. Bhara Tours 

& Travel Service Bandung 26.A 120 

PT. Bidy Tour 26.A 120 

PT. Dewi Wisata Tour and Travel 26.A 120 

PT. Flores Exotic Tours 26.A 120 

PT. Garuda Indonesia (Persero) Tbk 26.A 120 

PT. Marintur Indonesia 26.A 120 


O / P / Q / R 


PTP, S.A. 3.1 232 

Puebla 1.1 101 

Puerto Rico Tourism Company 2.1 316 

Puerto Vallarta Tourism Board 1.1 101 

Puglia Promozione - Regione Puglia 1.2 104b 

Pullman Khao Lak Katiliya 

Resort & Villas 26.B 221 

Punjab Heritage and Tourism 

Promotion Board Chandigarh 5.2B 205, 205a 

Puntacana Resort & Club 3.1 131 

Pura Communications 2.2 203 

Pure Norway 18. 128a-e 

Pure! Peru 1.1 104 

Puri Management International - 

Puri Resort Bali 26.A 120 

Puri Mas Boutique Resort & Spa 26.A 120 

Puri Sari Beach Hotel 26.A 120 

Putrajaya International 

Convention Centre 26.A 121 

Puyuhuapi Lodge Spa 1.1 201 

Q 

Q Lifestyle Thailand Limited 26.B 221 

Qantas Airways Limited 5.2A 119 

Qatar Airways 22.B 207 

Qatar Tourism Authority 22.B 206 

QR Quality Reservations 

Deutschland GmbH 8.1 133 

Qualitätsmanagement Kinderund 

Jugendreisen 4.1 114 

Quality Travel 1.1 210 

Quatsch Comedy Club 

c/o Serious Fun GmbH & Co. KG 12. 101 

Quedlinburg Tourismus 

Marketing GmbH 11.2 101 

Queen’s Park Hotels 3.2 201 

Queensland, Tourism & Events 5.2A 119 

Quietvox AG 25. 112 

Quimbaya Tours 1.1 218 

Quimbaya Tours International 25. 179 

Quinta do Noval - Vinhos 4.2 115 

Qunar.com Information 

Technology Co. Ltd. 6.1 102 

Quorvus Collection 9. 310 

R 

Rabina Tours 26.A 120 

Rad 7.2A 100 

Radamis for Hotels & Touristic Resorts 23.A 100 

Radeberger Gruppe KG 

c/o Haus Kölscher Brautradition 8.2 103a 

Radisson BLU 22.B 208 

Radisson Blu Hotel Nairobi 21.A 108 

Radisson Blu Hotels & Resorts 9. 310 

Radisson Blu Malta 1.2 222 

Radisson Blu Plaza Bangkok 26.B 221 

Radisson Blu Plaza Resort Phuket 

Panwa Beach 26.B 221 

Radisson Blu Resort Fujairah 22.A 102 

Radisson BLU Saga Hotel 18. 128a-e 

Radisson Blu Sharjah 22.A 104 

Radisson Blu Tala Bay Resort Aqaba 23.B 202 

Radisson Red 9. 310 

Radisson Royal Hotel Moscow 2.1 122 

Raffles Istanbul 9. 309 

Rafi Shelef Tourism (International) Ltd. 23.B 203 

Raika Tours and Travels Ltd 4.1 214 

RAIKESCHWERTNER GmbH 6.2A 102, 104 

Rainforest Expeditions SAC 1.1 104 

Rajah Tours Philippines, Inc. 26.A 101, 134 

Rajasthan Palaces & Tiger 5.2B 218 

Rajasthan Tourism Government 5.2B 

of Rajasthan 

205, 205a 

Rak and Sun Tourism 22.A 101 

Ramada & Days Hotels 

at Zhongshan Park 26.A 133 

Ramada Benoa Bali 26.A 120 

Ramada Colombo 5.2A 114 

Ramada Deira by Landmark 

Hotels & Suites 9. 203 

Ramada Hotel Sharjah 22.A 104 

Ramada Inn International 

Drive Lakefront 2.1 315 

Ramada Muscat Hotel 22.B 200 

Ramada Plaza Bangkok 

Menam Riverside 26.B 221 

Ramada Resort Das es Salaam 21.A 123 

Ramada Resort Khao Lak 26.B 209 

Ramsau am Dachstein, 

Tourismusverband 17. 103 

Rare-Destination and Experiences 5.2B 205, 205a 

Ras Al Khaimah Tourism 

Development Authority 22.A 101 

Rastin Tours 7.2A 100 

ratefinding.com 8.1 117 

RateGain 8.1 115 

RATIOsoftware 5.1 113 

Ratoborshow 2.1 122 

Rautenstrauch-Joest-Museum 8.2 103b 

Ravelino Tours & Travel 26.A 120 

Ray Sono AG 5.1 107 

RDA - Internationaler Bustouristik 

Verband e.V. 12. 102 

Real Aussie & Kiwi Adventures 5.2A 119 

Real Companhia Velha 4.2 115 

Reality Tours & Travel 4.1 236 

Red Baron Hotel 15.1 101 

Red Carnation Group 18. 124 

Red de Ciudades Ave 

4.2 101, 101a 

Red Elephant Reps 26.B 227 

Red Jackal Tours 21.A 122 

Reederei Riedel GmbH 14.1 108 

Reederei Riedel GmbH 12. 101 

Reethi Beach Resort 5.2A 107 

Refine Asia 26.A 110 

Regal Hotels International 26.A 107 

Regea Travel 3.2 109 

Regency Country Club 

Apartments Suites 4.2 203 

Regensburg Tourismus GmbH 6.2B 307 

Regent Seven Seas Cruises 25. 160 

Regio Augsburg Tourismus GmbH 6.2B 308 

Regio Stuttgart Marketingund 

Tourismus GmbH 6.2B 208 

Region Ionische Inseln Kofu, 

Lefkas, Kefalonia-Ithaki, Zakynthos 2.2 101 

Region Kassel Land e.V. 7.2C 101 

Region of Central Greece 2.2 101 

Region of Central Macedonia 2.2 101 

Regional Tourist Information Centre 2.1 122 

Regionales Tourismusbüro 

Arnheim Nimwegen 10.2 101 

Regionalverband Ruhr Route 

der Industriekultur 8.2 101a 

Regionalverbund Thüringer Wald e.V. 11.2 103 

Regnum Carya Golf & Spa Resort 3.2 118a 

Reif Systemtechnik 6.2B 309 

Reise Know-How Verlagsgruppe 10.2 108 

Reiseagentur Traumfänger 5.2A 119 

Reisebüro City Holiday 2.2 209 

reisegeier.de 8.1 112 

reisen.de 8.1 112 

Reisenetz - Deutscher Fachverband 

für Jugendreisen e.V. 4.1 104, 105 

Reisieksperdi AS 18. 126c 

Relais & Chateaux Villa Abbazia 1.2 202 

Relais de l´Hermitage Saint-Gilles 20. 132 

Relaxia Lanzaplaya 4.2 203 

Relaxia Lanzasur 4.2 203 

Reliance Sightseeing Sdn Bhd 26.A 121 

rem gGmbH 6.2B 205 

Remembrance Trails 1914-1918 

Northernfrance Tourism 

2.2 201, 201a 

Remezzo Restaurant-Bar 3.1 208 

Remota 1.1 201 

Renaissance Curaçao Resort & Casino 3.1 135 

Renard International Hospitality 

Search Consultants 8.1 102 

Renfe - Viajeros S.A. 

4.2 101, 101a 

Rentamar DMC & Incentives 1.1 218 

Rentis S.A. 14.1 110 

Reollo Travel 5.2A 107 

Résidence Turquoise 3.1 136 

Resort Schwielowsee Hotel 

“Seaside Garden” 8.1 101 

Restaurant Chez Leon 10.2 103 

Restaurant zum Spießgesellen 6.2B 305 

Restel Hotel Group 18. 128a-e 

Retreat Safari Ltd. 21.A 123 

Reunion Island 4.1 239 

Reuther GmbH 26.C 330 

ReviewPro 6.1 140 

Revinate 6.1 101 

Reykjavik Excursions 18. 128a-e 

Rhein Main Media GmbH 7.2C 101 

Rhein-Erft Tourismus e.V. 8.2 103c 

Rheingau Musik Festival 7.2C 101 

Rheingau-Rüdesheim 

Vermarktungsgemeinschaft 7.2C 101 

Rheinhessen-Touristik GmbH 8.2 201a 

Rheinische Post Verlagsgesellschaft mbH 8.2 103a 

Rheinischer Verein für 

Denkmalpflege & Landschaftsschutz 8.2 103a 

Rhein-Kreis Neuss, 

Wirtschaftsförderung 8.2 103c 

Rheinland-Pfalz Tourismus GmbH 8.2 201a-d 

Rhein-Main-Hallen GmbH 7.2C 101 

Rhino Watch Lodge 21.A 108 

Rhön Marketing 7.2C 101 

Rhön Marketing 6.2B 303 

Rhulani Safari Lodge 20. 120 

Rich Myanmar Travel Co., Ltd. 26.A 118 

Rida International 23.B 200 

Riga Festival 18. 126a 

Rigaer Büro für Tourismusentwicklung 18. 126a 

Rigs Hotel Baku 3.2 109 

Rihiveli Beach Resort 

(M.A.T. Maldives Pvt Ltd) 5.2A 107 

Rijeka Tourist Board 1.2 230 

Rijksmuseum 10.2 101 

Rilano Group GmbH 9. 120 

RIMC International Hotels & Resorts 6.2A 102, 104 

Rimonim Hotels & Resorts 23.B 203 

Ringhotels e.V. 8.1 109 

Rio de Janeiro Tourism State 

Secretariat / Turisrio 1.1 218 

Rio Grande do Norte - Natal 1.1 218 

Riotur Rio Tourism Board 1.1 218 

Ripley’s Believe It or Not! London 18. 120, 121 

RIU Hotels & Resorts 3.1 226 

RIU Hotels & Resorts 1.1 101 

Rivages du Monde 25. 165 

River Mekong Travels & Tours 26.C 330 

Riviera Casino & Hotel 2.1 425 

Riviera Crikvenica - 

Novi Vinodolski - Vinodol 1.2 230 

Riviera Holiday Club 

3.2 101, 114b 

Riviera Maya 1.1 101 

Riviera Resort & Spa 26.C 315 

Rixos Bab Al Bahr 22.A 101 

Rixos Borjomi 3.2 112 

Rixos Egypt 23.A 100 

Rixos Hotels 9. 206 

RMG Tours Pte Ltd. 26.A 133 

Robert Arrigo & Sons Ltd. 1.2 222 

Robin Pope Safaris 20. 111 

Robinson 2.2 211 

Robinson Club Maldives 5.2A 107 

Robinson Scandinavia AS 18. 128a-e 

Rocky Mountain Holiday Tours 2.1 360 

Rocky Mountaineer 2.1 491 

Rodos 2.2 112 

Rodrigues Tourism Office 20. 129 

Roemer- und Pelizaeus- 

Museum Hildesheim 16. 100 

Romantik Hotels & Restaurants AG 9. 118 

Romantische Straße 12. 102 

Romantischer Rhein Tourismus GmbH 8.2 201a 

Rome Cavalieri Waldorf Astoria 

Hotels & Resorts 9. 316 

Römisch-Germanisches Museum 8.2 103b 

roompad GmbH 6.1 124 

Rosa Grand / StarHotels 9. 212 

Rosen Enterprises (Pvt) Ltd 

Mandara Hotels (Pvt) Ltd 5.2A 114 

Rosenstadt Sangerhausen GmbH 11.2 101 

Rosie Holidays 5.2A 103 

Rostocker Gesellschaft für 6.2A 

Tourismus und Marketing mbH 106,106a-b 

Rotana Hotel Management 

Corporation PJSC 9. 308 

Rotel Tours Das Rollende Hotel 25. 189 

Rothenburg Tourismus Service 6.2B 301 

Rotkäppchen Mumm 

Sektkellereien GmbH 11.2 101 

Rotterdam Partners 10.2 101 

Round Hill Hotel & Villas 3.1 226 

Rovos Rail 20. 117 

Royal Caribbean International ® 

// RCL Cruises Ltd. 6.2A 102, 104 

Royal Château de Blois 

2.2 201, 201a 

Royal Cliff Hotels Group 26.B 221 

Royal Delft 10.2 101 

Royal Flying Doctor Service 

Tourist Facility 5.2A 119 

Royal Jordanian Airline 23.B 202 

Royal Mountain Travel Nepal Pvt. Ltd. 5.2A 116 

Royal Palms Beach Hotel 5.2A 114 

Royal Phuket Yacht Club 26.B 210, 211 

Royal Silk Holidays Co., Ltd. 26.B 221 

Rozès 4.2 115 

RTGV Reiseleiter Tour Guide Verband 7.2C 101 

RTS Real Travel Service 21.B 208 

Ruby Range Adventure Ltd 2.1 491 

Rudolf Reisen Ltd 20. 129 

ruf Reisen GmbH 4.1 103 

Ruhpolding Tourismus GmbH 

Marketing- und Vertriebsagentur 6.2B 315, 316 

Ruhr Tourismus GmbH 8.2 101a-b 

Ruka Adventures 18. 128a-e 

Ruka Safaris 18. 128a-e 

Rukan Al-Bustan Company 21.B 219 

Rumänien, Nationale Autorität 

für Tourismus 7.2B 101a-c 

Running on Waves Sailing tall ship 2.2 111, 111a 

RuppertBrasil - Das Reisebüro 

für Südamerika GmbH 1.1 207 

Rural Cyprus (C.T.O.) 

2.2 111, 111a 

Rural Hotels of Portugal 4.2 117 

Rural Lima, Lda. Wine and guest 

house & Wine tourism in Portugal 4.2 116 


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Ruse, Municipality 

3.2 101, 114b 

RusMedia Group 2.1 104 

Russian Federation 2.1 121 

Russian MIR Siberia 4.1 240 

Rwanda Development Board 21.A 113 

S 

SAAD Tours - DMC 23.B 200 

Saale-Unstrut-Tourismus e. V. 11.2 101 

Saalfelden Leogang Touristik GmbH 17. 103 

Saaremaa Tourism Foundation 18. 126c 

Sabah Tourism Board 26.A 121 

Saberatours-Sevan DMC Armenia 3.2 115 

Sabine van Ommen Public 

Relations GmbH 5.3 101 

Sabre 8.1 125 

Sabre 6.1 137 

Sabre Hospitality Solutions 8.1 125 

Sabre Travel Network 8.1 125 

Sachsen Tourismus Marketing 

Gesellschaft GmbH 11.2 102 

Sachsen-Anhalt, Investitionsund 

Marketinggesellschaft GmbH 11.2 101 

Sächsische Staatsbäder GmbH 

Bad Elster & Bad Brambach 11.2 102 

Sächsische Staatstheater 

Semperoper Dresden 11.2 102 

Sächsisch-Oberlausitzer Eisenbahngesell. 

DAMPFBAHN-ROUTE 11.2 102 

SADARA Boutique Beach 

Resort 26.A 120 

Safari Brothers 4.1 249 

Safari Crew Tanzania 21.A 123 

Safartica 18. 128a-e 

Saffron Travel 26.C 317b 

Safina Tours & Safaris Ltd. 21.A 123 

Saga Travel 18. 128a-e 

Sah Inn Paradise Tatil Köyü 3.2 201 

Sahmer GmbH (suaytour.com) 3.1 104 

Saigontourist 26.C 325 

Saija Lodge 18. 108 

Sailing-Classics GmbH 25. 159 

Saint Germain Tours 

3.1 236, 236b 

Saint-Alexis Hotel & Spa 20. 132 

Saint-Petersburg Express 2.1 123 

Saistours Srl 25. 179 

Sakkara Group International 22.B 201b 

Salalah Beach 23.A 100 

Salalah Rotana Resort 22.B 200 

Salamis Tours Ltd. 

2.2 111, 111a 

Salinda Phu Quoc Island 

Resort and Spa 26.C 314 

Salou, Patronat Municipal 

de Turisme 4.2 202 

Salvadorean Tours 3.1 237 

Salzburger Flughafen GmbH 17. 103 

Salzburger Land Tourismus GmbH 17. 103 

Salzkammergut Tourismus 17. 103 

Salzkammergut Touristik GmbH 17. 103 

Samoa Tourism Authority 5.2A 104 

San Diego Tourism Authority 2.1 435 

San Francisco Travel 2.1 435 

San Juan Marriott 

Resort & Stellaris Casino 2.1 316 

San Mateo County / Silicon Valley 2.1 435 

Sanctuary Hotel New York 9. 120 

Sanctum Inle Resort 26.B 201 

Sandals & Beaches Resorts 3.1 226 

Sandeman 4.2 115 

Sandos Papagayo Beach Resort 4.2 203 

Sandoway Resort 26.B 201 

Sandra Spa 15.1 101 

Sandstein Neue Medien GmbH 6.1 139e 

Sandy Haven Resort 3.1 226 

Sani Resort 2.2 101 

Sanliurfa Governorship 3.2 117 

SANTA BALI Tours & Travel 26.A 120 

Santa Barbara Beach & Golf Resort 3.1 135 

Santa Catarina 1.1 218 

Santa Monica Convention 


Santa’s Hotels 18. 128a-e 

Santiago, Turismo de 

4.2 101, 101a 

Santiburi Group 26.B 217 

Santika Indonesia Hotels & Resorts 26.A 120 

Santikos Collection 2.2 109 

Santrian Resorts & Villa 26.A 120 

Sanya Tourism 

Development Commission 26.C 303 

Sanyog Gupta Voyages 5.2B 248 

São Tomé and Príncipe 

Tourism Bureau 20. 128 

Saphir Hotels 3.2 201 

Sarasota Bradenton Intl Airport 2.1 315 

Sardinia 1.2 208 

SARL Domaine du Bailli 2.2 201, 201a 

Sarova Hotels 21.A 108 

Sartori & Thaler Marketing 

Services GmbH 5.3 100 

Sarvineh 7.2A 100 

SAS Scandinavian Airlines 18. 128a-e 

Saskatchewan, Tourism 2.1 491 

Sat Mexico 1.1 101 

Satereh Elahiyeh 7.2A 100 

Satur Travel 7.2B 103 

Saudia, SkyTeam 9. 102 

Sauerland - Tourismus e.V. 8.2 102a 

Savannah Tours Limited 21.A 123 

Sayama Travel Group 26.B 218 

SayWay GmbH Deutschland 16. 100 

Sbokos Hotel Group Agapi Beach - 

Cretan Malia Park - Blue Palace 2.2 101 

SC Karpaten Turism SRL 25. 142 

Scandic Hotels 18. 102 

Scandic Hotels 10.2 104 

Scandlines Deutschland GmbH 18. 128a-e 

Scenery Travel Service 1.1 210 

Scenic Cruises & Emerald Waterways 9. 301 

Scenic Journeys Pvt. Ltd. 5.2B 205, 205a 

Schaffhauserland Tourismus 17. 101a-d 

Schallaburg Kulturbetriebsges. m.b.H. 16. 100 

Schauinsland-Reisen GmbH 25. 117 

Schauspiel Köln 8.2 103b 

Schauspielhaus Düsseldorf 8.2 103b 

Schengen Asbl 10.2 102 

Schladming-Dachstein 

Tourismusmarketing GmbH 17. 103 

Schleswig-Holstein, 

Tourismus-Agentur 6.2A 105 

Schloss Drachenburg gGmbH 8.2 103a 

Schloss Esterházy 

Kulturverwaltung GmbH 16. 100 

Schloß Schönbrunn Kulturund 

Betriebsges.m.b.H. 17. 103 

Schlösser und Gärten 6.2A 

Mecklenburg-Vorpommern 106,106a-b 

Schlosshotel Kronberg 7.2C 101 

Schlossrestort Detenice 7.2B 102 

Schmetterling Technologie 5.1 120 

Schmidts TIVOLI GmbH 6.2A 102, 104 

Schober Information Group 

Deutschland GmbH 6.1 130 

Schokoladenmuseum Köln 8.2 103b 

Schön Touristik 

2.2 201, 201a 

Schönbrunner Tiergarten GmbH 17. 103 

SCHROPP Land & Karte GmbH 10.2 108 

Schultz Incoming Brasil 1.1 218 

Schwäbische Alb Tourismus 6.2B 206 

Schwarzwald Tourismus GmbH 6.2B 202 

Schweiz Tourismus 17. 101a-d 

Schweiz Tourismus Grand Tour 

of Switzerland 17. 101a-d 

Schweiz Tourismus Hotels 

by Switzerland Tourism 17. 101a-d 

Schweiz Tourismus Outdoor 17. 101a-d 

Schweiz Tourismus Swiss Cities 17. 101a-d 

Schwielowsee Tourismus e. V. 12. 101 

Science Center phæno Wolfsburg 6.2A 103 

Scottsdale Convention 


Scrub Island Resort Marina & Spa 3.1 139 

Scubaspa Maldives 5.2A 107 

Sea Cliff Resort & Spa 21.A 123 

SEA CLOUD CRUISES GmbH 6.2A 102, 104 

Sea Links City Company Ltd. 26.C 311 

Sea of Galilee Hotels - See Genezareth 23.B 203 

Sea Sun Sand Resort & Spa 26.B 210, 211 

Seagull Group 18. 126b 

Sealink Travel Group 

& Captain Cook Cruises 5.2A 119 

Seashells Resort at Suncrest 

(Member of AX Hotels Malta) 1.2 222 

Seaside Hotels 4.2 204 

Seasons in Africa 20. 138 

SeaWorld Parks & Entertainment 2.1 315 

SECRA Bookings GmbH 6.1 120 

Secret Paradise Pvt Ltd 5.2A 107 

Sedona Hotel Yangon 26.B 201 

Seefestspiele Mörbisch 17. 103 

Seehörnle 9. 110 

seekda 10.1 123 

Seetel Hotel GmbH 6.2A 

& Co. Betriebs KG 

106,106a-b 

Seferihisar Municipality 3.1 101 

Sega Tours & Cruises 20. 129 

Segara Village Hotel 26.A 120 

SEH - Société Européenne d’Hôtellerie 9. 301 

Seher Hotels 3.2 201 

Seit Outback Australia 5.2A 119 

Selcuk Municipality 3.1 101 

Select Hotels of Ireland 18. 122 

Select Travel 4.1 124 

Selection führender 

Privathotels Hamburg 6.2A 102, 104 

Selena Travel Mongolia 26.C 309 

Selena Travel Mongolia 4.1 235 

Selous Kinga Lodge LTD 21.A 123 

Selous Riverside Safari Camp 21.A 123 

Selous Safari Company 20. 120 

Semeli Hotel 3.1 208 

Seminar- und Gästehaus Alte Mühle 9. 110 

Sempre Verad, Atividades Turisticas Lda. 4.2 116 

Seneca Business Software GmbH 6.1 130 

Sense Hotel Seminyak 26.A 120 

Sental Reisen GmbH 

3.2 101, 114b 

SENTIDO Kahramana Park 23.A 100 

Sentido Sandy Beach Hotel 2.2 111, 111a 

SENTIDO Zeynep Resort, Golf & Spa 3.2 120 

Sentosa Meeting and 

Event Alliance Singapore 26.A 133 

SENTour Connect Project 4.1 122 

Sepik Adventure Tours 5.2A 106 

Septima 2.1 122 

Serbien, Nationale Tourismus 


Serconatural Asociation 4.1 241 

Sercotel 4.2 202 

SERENA Hotels 21.A 109 

SERENA Hotels Tanzania / Zanzibar 21.A 109 

Serena Spa Private Ltd. 5.2A 107 

Serenata IntraWare GmbH 8.1 128 

Serendib Leisure Management Ltd. 5.2A 114 

Serengeti Simba Lodge 21.A 123 

Serhs Tourism 4.2 202 

SERVICE-REISEN Heyne 

GmbH & Co. KG 18. 105 

Servitex GmbH 8.1 130 

Sesame Technology 6.1 110 

Set Travel 4.2 202 

Setours 1.1 104 

SE-Tours GmbH 25. 142 

Seven Star Tours 26.B 201 

Severin Travel Africa 21.A 108 

Sevgi Tours 3.2 201 

Seychelles Tourism Board 20. 130 

Seymour Hotels 18. 124 

SFT Schule für Tourismus Berlin 12. 101 

Shah Tours & Travels Ltd. 21.A 123 

Shams Hotels & Resorts 23.A 100 

Shamwari Group 20. 134 

ShangriLa Hotel and Traders Hotel, 

Qaryat Al Berri 22.B 210 

Shangri-La Hotel, Bangkok 26.B 221 

Shangri-La Hotel, Dubai 22.A 103 

Shangri-La Hotel, Tokyo 26.A 129 

Shangri-La Rasa Sayang Resort 

& Spa and Golden Sand Resorts 26.A 121 

Shangri-La’s Mactan 

Resort & Spa, Cebu 26.A 101, 134 

Shangri-La’s Rasa Ria Resort 26.A 121 

Shangri-La’s Villingili Resort & Spa 5.2A 107 

Shannon Group plc 18. 122 

Sharaf Tours 22.B 210 

Sharjah Airport Authority 22.A 104 

Sharjah Art Foundation 22.A 104 

Sharjah Commerce & Tourism 

Development Authority 22.A 104 

Sharjah Environment 

& Protected Areas 22.A 104 

Sharjah Investment & 

Development Authority (Shurooq) 22.A 104 

Sharjah Museums Department 22.A 104 

Sheba Tourism 21.B 214 

Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque (SZGM) 22.B 210 

Sheraton Abu Dhabi Hotel & Resort 22.B 210 

Sheraton Dubai Creek Hotel & Towers 22.A 103 

Sheraton Dubai Mall of the Emirates 22.A 103 

Sheraton Hotels & Resorts 9. 315 

Sheraton Kampala Hotel 21.A 114 

Sheraton Kuwait 22.B 208 

Sheraton Lima Hotel 

& Convention Center 1.1 104 

Sheraton Santo Domingo 3.1 131 

Sheraton Sharjah Beach Resort & Spa 22.A 104 

Sheridan Beach Resort & Spa 26.A 101, 134 

Shidolya Tours & Safaris Ltd. 21.A 123 

Shikhar Travels (India) Pvt. Ltd. 5.2B 236 

Shiv Vilas Resorts (PVT) Ltd. 5.2B 217 

shixxi.com 11.1 208 

Shkodra Travel & Tours 1.2 214 

shopnfly 6.1 154b 

ShowMeCopenhagen ApS 18. 128a-e 

Siam Park 4.2 206 

Siam@Siam Design Hotels & Resort 26.B 221 

Sibuya Game Reserve and Lodge 20. 138 

Siddhalepa Ayurveda Resort 5.2A 114 

Side Crown Hotels 3.2 201 

Side Star 3.2 201 

Sikkim Tourism Tourism 5.2B 

& Civil Aviation Department 

205, 205a 

Silavadee Pool Spa Resort 26.B 221 

Silesian Tourist Organisation 15.1 101 


R / S 


Silk Road Armenia 2.1 111 

Silk Road Destinations 2.1 111 

Silk Road Destinations 4.1 236 

Silk Road To Asia Travels 

and Tours Co., Ltd. 26.C 330 

Silk Tour Ltd. 2.1 117 

Silk Way Travel 3.2 109 

Silke Marshall Marketing Solutions 20. 138 

Silvana Tours 1.1 104 

Silver Beach 20. 129 

Silver Line Cruisers 18. 122 

Silver Resort 18. 108 

Sima Tours 3.2 115 

Simba Portfolio Lodges 21.A 123 

Simba Safaris Ltd. 21.A 123 

Simena Hotel & Holiday Vilage 3.2 201 

Simon Shopping Destinations 2.1 549 

Simple Booking - QNT Hospitality 6.1 151 

Simply Hotels France 

2.2 201, 201a 

SIMsKultur 10.2 109 

Sin Frontereas 

- Incoming Tour Operador 3.1 232 

Singapore Airlines 5.2A 119 

Singapore Tourism Board 26.A 133 

Sino Business Travel 26.A 114a 

Sirena-Travel GmbH 

(Repr. Sirena-Travel JSC, Russia) 5.1 124 

Sisus Hotel 3.1 101 

SITA 5.2B 209 

SITA Travel 25. 179 

SiteMinder 10.1 106 

Six Senses Resorts & Spa - Vietnam 26.C 311 

Sixt Limousine Service 9. 121 

Sixt rent a car 7.1A 100 

Sixt rent a car 9. 121 

Sixt rent a car 11.1 107 

SJ AB - 

Schwedische Eisenbahnen 18. 128a-e 

Skafur-Tour 18. 128a-e 

SKÅL International 14.1 107 

Skål International - 

Association of Tourism Professionals 14.1 107 

SKÅL International Berlin e.V. 14.1 107 

SKEMA Business School 11.1 309 

SKE-Reisen 7.2B 103 

Ski Region Snieznik Haczkiewicz S. 

Morawa Sp. K. 15.1 101 

Skiset 17. 103 

Skulpturenpark Waldfrieden 

Cragg Foundation 8.2 103b 

Sky Max Holidays 22.A 103 

Sky Way International Travel 5.2B 205, 205a 

SKYTEAM c/o Air France KLM 9. 102 

Slovak Tourist Board 7.2B 103 

Slowakisches Heilbad Piestany 9. 222 

Småland & Öland 18. 128a-e 

Småland (Destination Småland AB) 18. 128a-e 

Småland (Smålands Turism AB) 18. 128a-e 

Small Danish Hotels 18. 128a-e 

Small Hotels of Turkey 

(Kücük Oteller Dernegi) 3.2 201 

Smart City Hostels 4.1 106 

Smart Destinations 2.1 405 

Smartline Kyknos Beach 2.2 101 

SMS Tourism 1.2 222 

Smyril Line 18. 112 

Snaeland Travel 18. 128a-e 

SnowLion Expeditions Pvt. Ltd. 5.2B 205, 205a 

Snowy Horizon Treks 

& Expedition Pvt. Ltd. 5.2A 116 

SNS Holiday Pvt Ltd 4.1 214 

SNTTA Emir Tours & Travel LLC 22.B 210 

Soby Travels (P) Ltd. 

5.2B 205, 205a 

Socialmarketingagentur 6.1 145 

Socialtours 4.1 214 

Socotra Travel Guide & Tours 21.B 214 

Sofia Tourism Administration 3.2 101, 114b 

Sofitel Bali Nusa Dua Beach Resort 26.A 120 

Sofitel Imperial Resort & Spa 

and Sofitel So Mauritius 20. 129 

Sofitel The Palm 22.A 103 

SoftConEx GmbH 5.1 110 

Sokos Hotels / 

Radisson Blu Hotels & Resorts 18. 128a-e 

Sokotel AS / Sokos Hotels Tallinn 18. 126c 

Sol Beach House Benoa Bali 26.A 120 

Solaris d.d. 1.2 220 

Solis Indian Ocean 20. 129 

Solling-Vogler-Region 

im Weserbergland e.V. 6.2A 103 

Solmartour 1.1 104 

Solo Tourism 4.1 249 

Solvex Ltd. 

3.2 101, 114b 

Somatheeram Ayurveda Group 5.2B 246 

Somatheeram Ayurvedic 

Health Resort 5.2B 208 

Somewhere we know 2.2 101 

Somon Air 2.1 112 

Sondor Travel 1.2 214 

Sonesta Collection 2.1 461 

Sonesta Kura Hulanda village & spa 

& Kura hulanda Lodge & beachclub 3.1 135 

Sonesta Peru Hotels 

& Las Casitas del Colca 1.1 104 

Soneva Resorts, Residences 5.2A 107 

Sonoma County Tourism 2.1 435 

Sophos Hotels 9. 203 

Sorbisches National-Ensemble 

GmbH 16. 100 

Sörbyn Turism & Konferens 18. 108 

Sorell Hotels Switzerland 17. 101a-d 

soundsgood.rentals 6.1 153b 

South Aegean Region 2.2 212 

South African Airways 20. 138 

South African Tourism 20. 138 

South American Destination 1.1 104 

South American Tours 1.1 205 

South American Tours Argentina 1.1 205 

South American Tours Brazil 1.1 205 

South American Tours Chile 1.1 205 

South American Tours Colombia 1.1 205 

South American Tours Ecuador 1.1 205 

South American Tours Peru 1.1 205 

South American Tours Uruguay 1.1 205 

South Australian Tourism Commission 5.2A 119 

South Carolina Tourism 2.1 322 

South Pacific Management 5.2A 105 

South Pacific Tourism Organisation 5.2A 104 

South Sudan, Embassy 21.A 115 

Southamerica Travel 1.1 218 

Southern Aegean 

Development Agency 3.1 110 

Southern Africa On Show 20. 134 

Southern Cross Hotels 20. 129 

Southern Cross Safaris 21.A 108 

Southern Palms Beach Resort 21.A 108 

Southern Spoor Marketing 20. 134 

Southern Sun Hotel 22.B 210 

Sovereign Tourism 18. 123 

Spaincares, Clúster Español 

de Turismo de Salud 

4.2 101, 101a 

Spanisches Fremdenverkehrsamt 

TURESPAÑA 

4.2 101, 101a 

Spartacus International Gayguide 3.1 201 

Special Interest Travel Ltd. 1.2 222 

Special Tours Wildlife Adventures 18. 128a-e 

Specials.de 5.1 121 

Speke Uganda Holidays Ltd. 21.A 114 

Spessart-Kinzigtal-Vogelsberg, 

Main-Kinzig-Kreis 7.2C 101 

SPI, Scandinavia 8.1 113a 

Spirit Hotel Thermal Spa 2.2 209 

Spirit Slovenia, Public Agency 17. 108 

SPKS Marketing GmbH & Co. OHG - 

Gewölberestaurants Dresden 11.2 102 

Splendid Asia Pvt. Ltd. 5.2A 107 

Splendid Evasion, Lda. 4.1 254 

Sportfive GmbH & Co.KG 2.2 201, 201a 

Sportina Turizem 17. 108 

Sportmetropole Berlin 12. 101 

Sports Infrastructure Management 

Board of Krakow 15.1 101 

sport-sprache-urlaub.de / 

KTK Sport-Service GmbH 4.1 109 

Sprachcaffe Reisen GmbH 3.1 221 

Sprachenmarkt.de 4.1 108 

Spring Tours Egypt 23.A 100 

Springbok Atlas Tours and Safaris 20. 138 

Sputnik Irkutsk 2.1 122 

SR Travel GmbH & Co.KG 25. 138 

Sri Asia Tourism Service Co., Ltd. 26.B 201 

Sri Lanka Tourism Promotion 

Bureau 5.2A 114 

SriLankan Airlines 5.2A 115 

SSTH Swiss School of Tourism 

and Hospitality 11.1 310 

St Paul’s Cathedral 18. 120, 121 

St. Carlos Medical Spa 26.B 221 

St. George Hotel Enterprises 2.2 111, 111a 

St. Pölten Tourismus 17. 103 

St. Raphael Hotel 2.2 111, 111a 

St. Regis Hotels & Resorts 9. 315 

STA Travel Group 4.1 106 

Staatliche Antikensammlung 

und Glyptothek 16. 100 

Staatliche Geschäftsstelle 

“Luther 2017” 12. 102 

Staatliche Kunstsammlungen 11.2 102 

Staatliche Museen Berlin 16. 100 

Staatliche Porzellan-Manufaktur 

Meissen 11.2 102 

Staatliche Schlösser und Gärten 

Baden-Württemberg 6.2B 203 

Staatliche Schlösser, Burgen 

und Gärten Sachsen gGmbH 11.2 102 

Staatsbad Bad Oeynhausen GmbH 8.2 102a 

Staatsoper Hamburg - Hamburg Ballett - 

Philharmoniker Hamburg 6.2A 102, 104 

Staatsoper im Schillertheater 16. 100 

Staatsoperette Dresden 16. 100 

Staatstheater am Gärtnerplatz 6.2B 301 

Stadt & Kreis Offenbach 7.2C 101 

Stadt Brühl 8.2 103a 

Stadt Krefeld 8.2 102a 

Stadt Kremmen 12. 101 

Stadt Naumburg 11.2 101 

Stadt Osterwieck 11.2 101 

Stadt Poznan / City of Poznan 15.1 101 

Stadt Rheinsberg Tourist-Information 12. 101 

Stadt Seligenstadt 7.2C 101 

Stadthaushotel Hamburg 9. 110 

Stadthaushotel Hamburg 6.2A 102, 104 

Städtische Galerie im Lenbachhaus 16. 100 

Stadtmarketing- & Tourismusgesell. 

Brandenburg a. d. Havel 12. 101 

Stadtmarketing Gesellschaft 6.2A 

Schwerin GmbH 

106,106a-b 

Stadtmarketing Halle (Saale) GmbH 16. 100 

Stadtmarketing Halle (Saale) GmbH 11.2 101 

Stadtmarketing- und 

Verkehrsgesellschaft Dormagen 8.2 103a 

Stage Bluemax Theater 12. 101 

Stage Entertainment Marketing 

& Sales GmbH 8.2 101a 

Stage Entertainment Marketing 

& Sales GmbH 6.2A 102, 104 

Stage Theater am Potsdamer Platz 12. 101 

Stage Theater des Westens 12. 101 

STAN (Student Travel Agents Network) 4.1 124 

Stan Stephens Glacier 

& Wildlife Cruises 2.1 302 

Star Clippers America 25. 163 

Star Clippers Kreuzfahrten 25. 163 

Star Clippers Monaco SAM 25. 163 

Star Holiday Mart Pte Ltd. 26.A 133 

Starwood Hotels & Resorts 5.2A 107 

Starwood Hotels & Resorts 

Germany North 7.2C 101 

Starwood Hotels 

& Resorts Indian Ocean 20. 129 

Starwood Hotels 

& Resorts Worldwide, Inc. 9. 315 

Starwood Hotels Malaysia 26.A 121 

State A.S. Pushkin museume 2.1 122 

Stavanger, Region 18. 128a-e 

Staybridge Suites 9. 319 

Stayokay 10.2 101 

STC Switzerland Travel Centre AG 17. 101a-d 

Steffen Media GmbH 10.2 108 

Steiermark Tourismus 17. 103 

Steigenberger Akademie Bad 

Reichenhall 11.1 103 

Steigenberger Hotel Group 9. 114 

Steigenberger Hotels AG 9. 114 

Stena Line Scandinavia AB 18. 111 

Stenden University of Applied Sciences 11.1 218 

STEP Angola GmbH 20. 136 

Step’In DMC LLC 26.C 309 

Stern und Kreisschiffahrt GmbH 12. 101 

Stift Klosterneuburg 17. 103 

Stiftsgut Keysermühle 9. 110 

Stiftung Frauenkirche 11.2 102 

Stiftung Luthergedenkstätten 

in Sachsen-Anhalt 11.2 101 

Stiftung Museum Kunstpalast 8.2 103b 

Stiftung Preußische Schlösser 

und Gärten Berlin-Brandenburg 12. 101 

Stiftung Schloss Dyck 16. 100 

Stiftung Schloss Friedenstein Gotha 16. 100 

Stiftung Schloss und Park Benrath 8.2 103b 

Stiftung Warentest 14.1 118 

Stockholm Gay & Lesbian Network 3.1 206 

Stone Group Hotels 3.2 125 

S’Tours Voyages 25. 179 

STP Guatemala Tour Operador 3.1 232 

STR CEE Ltd. 25. 179 

STR Destination Handling 

GmbH & Co. KG 25. 179 

Strada del Radicchio Rosso 

di Treviso e Veriegato 1.2 202 

Straits Central Travel & Tours 26.A 121 

Strawberry Park Resorts 26.A 121 

Stray Ltd. 5.2A 119 

Ströer Deutsche Städte Medien GmbH 6.2A 103 

Stromberger PR 5.3 112 

StudentUniverse 4.1 106 

Studienkreis für Tourismus 

und Entwicklung e.V. 4.1 236 

Studiosus Reisen München GmbH 25. 106 

Stünings Medien GmbH 10.1 108 

Stuttgart-Marketing GmbH 6.2B 208 

Style Tours 

2.2 111, 111a 

Style Travel Agency 7.2B 102 

Sudamerica Tour 1.1 105 

Sudan, Embassy of the Republic 

of the Sudan 21.B 212 


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Südböhmische Tourismuszentrale SBCB 7.2B 102 

Südmähren, Region 7.2B 102 

Südtirol Marketing Agentur 1.2 216 

SUENO Hotels 3.2 106a 

Suite Hotel Fariones Playa 4.2 203 

SuitePad GmbH 6.1 142 

Sukosol Hotels 26.B 218 

Sulcus Hospitality Group BV Netherlands 8.1 113a 

Sulcus, Spain 8.1 113a 

Sule Shangri-La, Yangon 26.B 201 

Summer Island Village 5.2A 107 

Summertimes 20. 129 

Summertimes 25. 131 

Sun Destinations 20. 120 

Sun Islands Hawaii, Inc. 2.1 200 

Sun Ocean Pvt Ltd. 5.2A 107 

Sun Resorts Ltd. 20. 129 

Sun Siyam Resorts 5.2A 107 

Sun Travels and Tours 5.2A 107 

Sunbird Tours 26.B 201 

Sunborn Gibraltar 2.2 114 

Sundance Helicopters 2.1 425 

SunExpress 25. 135 

Sunhotels 25. 182 

Sunhouse Travel Ltd. 

2.2 111, 111a 

Sunlux Collection by Sun International 20. 134 

Sunnyseeker Management LTD 2.2 111, 111a 

Sunrise Kempinski Hotel Beijing 9. 217 

Sunrise Nha Trang 26.C 311 

Sunrise Resorts & Cruises 23.A 100 

Sunset Resort Management Ltd. 3.2 101, 114b 

Sunset Resorts 3.1 226 

Sunset Vistas Beachfront Suites 2.1 315 

Sunshine Hotels & Resorts Pattaya 26.B 218 

Sunshine Vacation Clubs 2.2 101 

Sunspot Tours (Malta) Ltd. 1.2 222 

Sunsuri Phuket 26.B 221 

Suntours 

3.2 101, 114b 

SunTrips Reisen GmbH 26.A 113 

Super Paradise Club 3.1 208 

Superclubs 3.1 226 

Supertour DMC Poland 15.1 101 

Supranational Hotels Ltd. 9. 303 

Surfing Association 

of Papua New Guinea 5.2A 106 

Surinam Airways 3.1 121 

Suriname Tourism Foundation 3.1 121 

Sürmeli Hotels 3.2 201 

Surya Lanka Ayurveda Holidays 5.2A 114 

Surya Reisedienst Pvt. Ltd. 5.2B 205, 205a 

Surya Shanti Villa 26.A 120 

Susesi Luxury Resort 3.2 116 

Svoy TT 2.1 122 

SWA Safaris (Pty) Ltd. 20. 114 

Swagatam Tours Pvt. Ltd. 5.2B 205, 205a 

Swahili International Tourism Expo 21.A 123 

Swaziland Civil Aviation Authority 20. 113 

Swaziland, Kingdom 20. 113 

Swedavia AB 18. 128a-e 

Sweden 18. 128e 

Swedish Lapland Visitors Board / 

Schwedisch Lappland 18. 128a-e 

Swena Tour 2.1 122 

Swiss Diamond Hotel 17. 101a-d 

Swiss Hotel Grand Efes 3.1 101 

Swiss Import Promotion 

Programme (SIPPO) 1.1 113 

Swiss Quality Hotels International 17. 105 

Swiss Travel Costa Rica 

3.1 236, 236b 

Swiss Travel System AG 17. 101a-d 

Swiss-Garden International 26.A 121 

Swissôtel Berlin 9. 309 

Swissôtel Bremen 9. 309 

Swissôtel Büyük Efes, Izmir 9. 309 

Swissôtel Dresden Am Schloss 9. 309 

Swissôtel Le Plaza Basel 9. 309 

Swissôtel Lima 9. 309 

Swissôtel Merchant Court 26.A 133 

Swissôtel Resort Bodrum Beach 9. 309 

Swissôtel The Boshporus, Istanbul 9. 309 

Swissôtel Zürich 9. 309 

Sylt Marketing GmbH 6.2A 105 

Synergy Indonesia 26.A 120 

SYNERWAY S.A. 6.1 123 

Sysco, Greece 8.1 113a 

Szczecin City 15.1 101 

T 

T&Cnet, Romania 8.1 113a 

T.A GoBalkans Travel 1.2 223 

T.C. Eskisehir Valiligi 2.2 204 

T.C. Mevlana Kalkinma Ajansi 3.2 201 

T.R.I.P.S. Travel 26.A 101, 134 

TAAG Angola Airlines 20. 123 

Taba Heights, Sinai 23.A 100 

Tabacón Grand Spa Thermal Resort 3.1 236, 236b 

TAC - Travel to Mozambique 20. 107 

TAC I The Assistant Company 8.1 126 

Tagungshotel Wichernhaus 9. 110 

tagungshotel.com 8.1 117 

Tahiti Nui Travel 5.2A 105 

Tahiti Tourisme 5.2A 105 

Tahiti Tours 5.2A 105 

Tailwind Airlines 25. 116 

Taiwan Tourism Bureau 26.A 130 

Taj Group 9. 204 

Taj Hotels - Sri Lanka 5.2A 114 

Taj Palace Hotel, Dubai 22.A 103 

Tajik Air 2.1 112 

Tajik Community Based Tourism 26.C 330 

Tajikistan, Committee of Youth Affairs, 

Sports and Tourism 2.1 112 

Taleni Africa 20. 114 

Tallink Silja GmbH 18. 110 

Tallinn City Tourist Office 

and Convention Bureau 18. 126c 

Talya Software 6.1 104 

Taman Nusa - Indonesian 

Cultural Park, Bali 26.A 120 

Tamares Hotels, Resorts & Spas 23.B 203 

Tamarind Tree Hotel 3.1 137 

Tamil Nadu Tourism 

5.2B 205, 205a 

Tandem Travel 

3.2 101, 114b 

Tanganyika Expeditions 21.A 123 

Tanganyika Wilderness 

Camps Ltd. Tanzania 21.A 127 

Tangerine Group of Hotels 5.2A 114 

Tango Mar Beachfront - 

Boutique Hotel & Villas 

3.1 236, 236b 

Tangol 1.1 114 

Tania Tours 23.B 202 

Tanjung Rhu Resort Langkawi 26.A 121 

Tanzania Adventure Ltd. 21.A 123 

Tanzania National Parks 21.A 123 

Tanzania Tourist Board 21.A 123 

Tanzhaus NRW 8.2 103b 

Tanztheater Wuppertal Pina Bausch 8.2 103b 

TAP Portugal 1.1 218 

Taprospa Spa & Resorts 5.2A 114 

Tarapacá 1.1 201 

Target Travel & Tours Services 26.A 107 

Tari Tour 2.1 122 

Tarom, SkyTeam 9. 102 

Tarragona Costa Daurada, 

Patronat de Turisme de la Diputació 4.2 202 

Tarragona, Patronat Municipal 


TAS Touristik Assekuranzmakler 

und Service GmbH 25. 123 

Tasmania, Tourism 5.2A 119 

TAT Travel 23.A 100 

Tatra Agency of Development 

Promotion and Culture 15.1 101 

Tatry Mountain Resorts, a.s. 7.2B 103 

tattva TourismSolutions 5.2B 256 

Taunus Touristik Service e.V. 7.2C 101 

TAV Airports Holding Co. 3.2 105 

TAV Georgia 3.2 112 

Taxi-Werbung Schimanski 

GmbH & Co. KG Passage 4-6 

TBL, Latin America 8.1 113a 

TCME touristic concept GmbH 12. 101 

TE PUIA 5.2A 119 

Team Action Zone Oy 6.1 153a 

TeamAmerica Receptive Tour Operator 2.1 201 

Technische Hochschule Deggendorf 11.1 110 

Tedy Tours 21.A 122 

Teekanne GmbH & Co. KG 8.2 103a 

Tekura Tahiti Travel 5.2A 105 

Tel Aviv Hotel Association 23.B 203 

Telangana Tourism 5.2B 234 

Telekom Deutschland GmbH 9. 117 

Temple Point Resort 21.A 108 

Tenerife Tourism Corporation 4.2 203 

Tennessee Tourism 2.1 345 

Teplitz, Stadt 7.2B 102 

Terme Olimia d.d. 17. 108 

Terra Brasilis 1.1 218 

Terra Nova Coach Tours 5.2A 119 

Terra Nova Destination 

Management Namibia 20. 114 

Terra Nova Iceland 18. 128a-e 

Terra Travel Doo 1.2 219 

Terra Tropical 3.1 235 

Terra World Travel (India) Pvt. Ltd. 5.2B 252 

Terrace Hotels 3.2 201 

Teutoburger Wald Tourismus - 

FB der OstWestfalenLippe GmbH 8.2 102a 

Texas Tourism 2.1 200 

TFE Hotels 5.2A 119 

Tha Netanya Association for Tourism 23.B 203 

Thai Airways International PCL 26.B 206 

Thai Garden Resort 26.B 218 

Thailand, Tourism Authority of Thailand 26.B 221 

Thalassa Hotels Tunisia 21.B 209 

Thalazur Hotels Thalassotherapy & Spa 2.2 201, 201a 

Thalys International SCRL/CVBA 2.2 201, 201a 

Thanos Hotels & Resorts 2.2 111, 111a 

Thanyapura Phuket 26.B 210, 211 

Thapovan Heritage Home Pvt. Ltd. 5.2B 204 

Thavorn Hotels & Resort 26.B 210, 211 

The Address Hotels + Resorts 22.A 103 

The African Travel & Tourism Association 20. 120 

The Aiyana 21.A 123 

The Ascott Limited 9. 210 

the a-team, WINKLER & STENZEL GmbH 5.1 105 

The Atlantic Hotel 18. 124 

The Best Destinations 

& Ranches in the West 2.1 253 

The Blue Yonder 4.1 223 

The Broadmoor 2.1 340 

The Broadway Inbound 2.1 405 

The Caleta Hotel Health Beauty 

and Conference Centre 2.2 114 

The Castle Collection 18. 122 

The Chickasaw Nation 2.1 465 

The Cityview 26.A 107 

The Code 4.1 221 

The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas 2.1 425 

The Cove Rotana 22.A 101 

The Danish Riviera VisitNorthSealand 

and VisitOdsherred 18. 128a-e 

The Danna Langkawi 26.A 121 

The Datai Langkawi 26.A 121 

The Dharmawangsa Jakarta 26.A 120 

The Elegant Collection 20. 114 

The Emerald Cove Koh Chang 26.B 221 

The Emirates Academy of Hospitality 

Management 11.1 305 

The Explore Nepal Pvt. Ltd. 5.2A 116 

The Fortress Resort & Spa 5.2A 114 

The George Hotel 9. 312 

The George Hotel 6.2A 102, 104 

The Grand Blue Sky Hotel 

& Imbat Hotel 3.1 111 

The Green Spot Ltd. Taupo 

New Zealand 5.2A 119 

The Haven Bali Seminyak 26.A 120 

The Imperial New Delhi 9. 212 

The KEE Resort & Spa 26.B 221 

The Kingsbury PLC 5.2A 114 

The Lalit Suri Hospitality Group 5.2B 202 

The Land of Elblag Canal 15.1 101 

The Landmark Bangkok 26.B 221 

The Langham Hong Kong 26.A 107 

The Leela Palaces Hotels and Resorts 5.2B 216 

The Leisure Pass Group 9. 301 

The Lind Boracay 26.A 101, 134 

The London Bridge Experience 

TLBE Limited 18. 123 

The Lovina Bali 26.A 120 

The Luxury Collection 9. 315 

The Madison Hamburg 6.2A 102, 104 

The Marshal’s Office of the Lodz Region 15.1 101 

The Merlin Phuket Hotels & Resorts 26.B 210, 211 

The Metropolitan Opera 2.1 405 

The Mira Hong Kong 26.A 107 

The Modern Group 18. 124 

The Mulia, Mulia Resort & Villas - 

Nusa Dua, Bali 26.A 120 

The New York Pass 2.1 405 

The Original Tour 18. 123 

The Panari Hotel 21.A 108 

The Paradise Koh Yao Ltd. 26.B 221 

The Path 26.A 101, 134 

The Pavilions Bali 26.A 120 

The Podlaska Regional Tourist 

Org. Tourist Information Centre 15.1 101 

The Point Hotel 20. 138 

The Racha 26.B 210, 211 

The Real America: MT, ND, SD & WY 2.1 360 

The Residence by Cenizaro c/o Diamonde 20. 108 

The Resort at Longboat Key Club 9. 212 

The Reverie Saigon Hotel (WMC Group) 26.C 311 

The Ritz-Carlton 22.A 103 

The Ritz-Carlton, Abama 4.2 

101, 101a, 203 

The Ritz-Carlton, DIFC 22.A 103 

The Roosevelt Hotel New York 2.1 523 

The Royal Concertgebouw 10.2 101 

The Royal Zanzibar Beach Resort Ltd. 21.A 123 

The Samaya Bali 26.A 120 

The Sands Resort & Spa 20. 129 

The Seminyak Beach Resort & Spa 26.A 120 

The Shells Resort & Spa 26.C 311 

The Signature Collection 

of Hotels & Resorts 26.B 221 

The Singular Hotels 1.1 201 

The South Beach Singapore 26.A 133 

The St. Regis Abu Dhabi 22.B 210 

The St. Regis Saadiyat Island Resort 22.B 210 


S / T 


The Tour 3.2 109 

The Touring & Automobile Club 

of the islamic republic of Iran 7.2A 100 

The Travel Insiders Pty Ltd. 5.2A 119 

The Travel Shop 1.1 218 

The Ubud Village Resort & Spa 26.A 120 

The Ultimate Travelling Camp 5.2B 205, 205a 

The Venetian Palazzo 2.1 425 

The View from the Shard 18. 120 

The Vijitt Resort Phuket 26.B 221 

The Village Courtyard Suites t/a 

African Monarch Lodges 20. 114 

The Vision Destination Management 22.B 210 

the_9 wonderful cities in 

Niedersachsen 6.2A 103 

Theater Amsterdam ANNE 

in Theater Amsterdam 10.2 101 

Theater Erfurt 11.2 103 

Thermae Abano Montegrotto 1.2 202 

Thermana d.d. 17. 108 

Therme Erding 6.2B 315, 316 

Thermenhotels Gastein - Hotel Norica 17. 103 

Thermenland Steiermark 17. 103 

Thessaloniki Hotels Association 2.2 101 

Thessaly, Region 2.2 101 

Thompsons Africa 20. 138 

Thon Hotels 18. 128a-e 

Thulhagiri Island Resort 5.2A 107 

Thüringer Tourismus GmbH 11.2 103 

Tibetan Trekking Travel Co. Ltd. 4.1 215 

Ticino Turismo 17. 101a-d 

Ticket Bureau S.L. 

4.2 101, 101a 

Ticketmaster GmbH 16. 100 

TID Branchenguide 10.1 121 

Tien-Shan Travel Ltd. 2.1 110 

Tierpark Berlin-Friedrichsfelde GmbH 12. 101 

Tierra Hotels 1.1 201 

Tierra Maya Tours 3.1 238 

Tiger Trails Jungle Lodges 5.2B 201 

Time Brazil Incoming 1.1 218 

TIME Hotels L.L.C. 22.A 103 

Timetravels Ltd. 18. 128a-e 

Tincup Wilderness Lodges Ltd. 4.1 248 

Tirol Werbung GmbH 17. 103 

Titan Hotels 3.2 201 

Titanic Beach Spa & Aquapark 23.A 100 

Titanic Belfast 18. 122 

Titanic Hotels 25. 156 

Titanic Hotels 12. 101 

Titanic Palace 23.A 100 

Titanic Resort & Aqua Park 23.A 100 

Titlis Bergbahnen, Hotels & Restaurants 17. 101a-d 

Tivoli Hotels & Resorts 1.1 218 

TMB Tourismus-Marketing 

Brandenburg GmbH 12. 101 

tmu Tourismus Marketing 

Uckermark GmbH 12. 101 

TNS Hospitality Ltd. 21.A 123 

Tobogã - Desporto, 

Aventura e Lazer, LDA 4.2 116 

TOC Agentur für Kommunikation 

GmbH & Co. KG 5.3 114 

Toedt, Dr. Selk & Coll. GmbH (TS&C) 9. 305 

Toerboer Great Trek Adventure Tours 4.1 243 

Toerisme Flevoland 10.2 101 

Toku Tanzania/Olpopongi 

Maasai Village 21.A 123 

TOMAS 6.2B 314 

Tombouctour 21.B 208 

Tomco Incentive & Travel Service Ltd. 26.A 107 

TomOnTour.com 

(Diversity Tourism GmbH) 3.1 214 

Tonhalle Düsseldorf 8.2 103b 

Tonichi Travel Service 26.A 129 

toolsLounge@ITB Berlin / 

tools Berlin 2015 6.1 130 

TOP Acora Hotel Bochum 9. 110 

TOP Acora Hotel Bonn 9. 110 

TOP Acora Hotel Duesseldorf 9. 110 

TOP Acora Hotel Karlsruhe 9. 110 

TOP Ambassador Hotel 9. 110 

TOP Art Hotel Vienna 9. 110 

TOP Carathotel München 9. 110 

TOP City & Country Line Hotels 9. 110 

TOP City Gallery Hotel 9. 110 

TOP CityLine Grand Hotel Reykjavik 9. 110 

TOP CityLine Hotel Domicil 9. 110 

TOP CityLine Hotel Eggers 9. 110 

TOP CityLine Hotel Essener Hof 9. 110 

TOP CityLine Hotel Hyllit 9. 110 

TOP CityLine Hote l Kaiserin Elisabeth 9. 110 

TOP CityLine Hotel Koenigshof 9. 110 

TOP CityLine Hotel Panorama Billstedt 9. 110 

TOP CityLine Hotel Panorama Harburg 9. 110 

TOP CityLine Hotel Panorama Inn 9. 110 

TOP CityLine Hotel Residenz Berlin 9. 110 

TOP CityLine Hotel Zettler 9. 110 

TOP CityLine Klassik Altstadt-Hotel 9. 110 

TOP Conrad Hotel de Ville 9. 110 

TOP CountryLine Alexander Beach 

Hotel&Village 9. 110 

TOP CountryLine Esplanade 

Spa & Golf Resort 9. 110 

TOP CountryLine Heide Spa Hotel 9. 110 

TOP CountryLine Hotel Fortina 

Spa & Resort 5 9. 110 

TOP CountryLine Hotel Meerane 9. 110 

TOP CountryLine Hotel Ritter 9. 110 

TOP CountryLine Hotel Roth 9. 110 

TOP CountryLine Hotel Seebad Casino 9. 110 

TOP CountryLine Nordseehotel Freese 9. 110 

TOP CountryLine Seehotel 

Großherzog von Mecklenburg 9. 110 

TOP CountryLine Seehotel Plau am See 9. 110 

Top Dest 1.1 210 

TOP Embrace Hotel Franz 9. 110 

TOP EMBRACE Hotel Grenzfall 9. 110 

TOP EMBRACE Hotel Sportforum 9. 110 

TOP EMBRACE Hotel Vinum 9. 110 

TOP EMBRACE Inndependence Hotel 9. 110 

TOP Esplanade Hotel 9. 110 

TOP Grand Continental Flamingo Hotel 9. 110 

TOP Hotel Agricola 9. 110 

TOP Hotel Ambassador - Zlatá Husa 9. 110 

TOP Hotel Amberger 9. 110 

TOP Hotel an der Oper 9. 110 

TOP Hotel Atlantis 9. 110 

TOP Hotel Blumlage 9. 110 

TOP Hotel Buschhausen 9. 110 

TOP Hotel Centrum 9. 110 

TOP Hotel Consul 9. 110 

TOP Hotel Duerer 9. 110 

TOP Hotel Erzgiesserei Europe 9. 110 

TOP Hotel Fortina 4**** 9. 110 

TOP Hotel Freihof 9. 110 

TOP Hotel Garden Elysée 9. 110 

TOP Hotel Goldenes Fass 9. 110 

TOP Hotel Hammer 9. 110 

TOP Hotel Hohenstaufen 9. 110 

TOP Hotel Jagdschloss Niederwald 9. 110 

TOP Hotel La Résidence 9. 110 

TOP Hotel Mexico 9. 110 

TOP Hotel Palais-Esplanade 9. 110 

Top Hotel Parque Tropical 4.2 204 

TOP Hotel Post Frankfurt Airport 9. 110 

TOP Hotel Tiffany 9. 110 

TOP INTERNATIONAL Hotels 

and Corporate Partners 9. 110 

TOP Kensington Gardens Hotel 9. 110 

TOP KHR Hotel am Römerturm 9. 110 

TOP KHR Hotel Freiburg 9. 110 

TOP KHR Mainhaus 9. 110 

TOP KHR Parkhotel Fulda 9. 110 

TOP KHR Stadthotel Düsseldorf 9. 110 

TOP KHR Stadthotel Münster 9. 110 

TOP Kongresshotel Europe 9. 110 

Top Kosher & Gourmet 8.1 127 

TOP Messehotel Europe 9. 110 

TOP Molla Hotel 9. 110 

Top of the Rock / Rockefeller Center 2.1 405 

TOP Ramblas Hotel 9. 110 

TOP Residence Donatello 9. 110 

TOP Riyadh Palace Hotel 9. 110 

TOP Seminarhotel am Aegerisee 9. 110 

TOP Senator Hotel 9. 110 

Top Service GmbH 1.2 102d 

Top Tour 1.2 214 

Top Travel & Tours Pvt. Ltd. 5.2B 205, 205a 

TOP VCH Hotel Albrechtshof 9. 110 

TOP VCH Hotel Allegra 9. 110 

TOP VCH Hotel am Schlosspark 9. 110 

TOP VCH Hotel Augustinenhof 9. 110 

TOP VCH Hotel Baseler Hof 9. 110 

TOP VCH Hotel Haus Chorin 9. 110 

TOP VCH Hotel Hohenwart Forum 9. 110 

TOP VCH Hotel Lambrechterhof 9. 110 

TOP VCH Hotel Landschloss Korntal 9. 110 

TOP VCH Hotel Martha Dresden 9. 110 

TOP VCH Hotel Spenerhaus 9. 110 

TOP VCH Hotel Spirodom 9. 110 

TOP VCH Hotel Wartburg 9. 110 

TOP VCH Hotel zur Burg Sternberg 9. 110 

TOP VCH Luther Hotel Wittenberg 9. 110 

TOPAS e.V. / Katholische Universität 

Eichstätt-Ingolstadt 11.1 105 

Topdeck Travel 4.1 128 

Top-Tour-Sightseeing OHG 14.1 108 

Toria 1.2 223 

Torredembarra, Patronat Municipal 


Toscana Forum 25. 142 

Toscana Promozione 1.2 105 

Total Hotel Experience 4.2 203, 204 

Tour & Travel Poland 15.1 101 

Tour East Singapore (1996) Pte Ltd. 26.A 133 

Tour East Tour 2.2 209 

TOuR GmbH Marburg-Bi edenkopf 7.2C 101 

Tour Mandalay Co., Ltd. 26.B 201 

Tour Vital Gmbh 25. 170 

Tour4U 7.2B 103 

Touran Zamin 7.2A 100 

TourAsia Co. Ltd. 26.A 107 

TourCert - Gesellschaft 

für Zertifizierung im Tourismus 4.1 218 

Tourcom GmbH 3.1 230a-b 

TourGuide-Akademie.de 7.2C 101 

TourHero 2.1 490 

Tourias Mobile GmbH 5.1 100 

Tourico Holidays 9. 111 

Tourism Authority of Thailand 

Pattaya Office 26.B 218 

Tourism Cluster Herzegovina 1.2 213 

Tourism Confederation of Tanzania 21.A 123 

Tourism Corporation Khyber 

Pakhtunkhwa 5.2A 120 

Tourism in Skåne 18. 128a-e 

Tourism India Management 

Enterprises 5.2B 227 

Tourism Intelligence International 4.1 216 

Tourism KwaZulu Natal 20. 138 

Tourism New Brunswick 2.1 491 

Tourism Northern Territory 5.2A 119 

Tourism Prince Edward Island 2.1 491 

Tourism Rep. of Tokyo 

Metropolitan Government 26.A 129 

Tourism Toronto 2.1 200 

Tourism Vancouver 2.1 491 

Tourism Victoria 5.2A 119 

Tourism Western Australia 5.2A 119 

Tourisme Québec 2.1 491 

Tourismus & Congress GmbH 

Region Bonn/Rhein-Sieg/Ahrweiler 8.2 103a 

Tourismus Marketing GmbH 

Baden-Württemberg 6.2B 201 

Tourismus Oberbayern München 6.2B 315, 316 

Tourismus Region Klagenfurt 

am Wörthersee GmbH 17. 103 

Tourismus Salzburg GmbH 17. 103 

Tourismus Schiegg 1.1 102 

Tourismus Service Bergstraße e.V. 6.2B 205 

Tourismus und Kultur 

Oranienburg gGmbH 12. 101 

Tourismus Untersee e.V. 6.2B 203 

Tourismus Zentrale Saarland GmbH 8.2 202a-c 

Tourismus+Congress GmbH 

Frankfurt am Main 7.2C 101 

Tourismusagentur Ostbelgien 

& Ardennen-Eifel Marketing 10.2 105 

Tourismusassoziation von Vidzeme 18. 126a 

Tourismusgemeinschaft der 

Stadt Zagreb 1.2 218 

TourismusRegion Anhalt-Dessau- 

Wittenberg e. V. 11.2 101 

Tourismusverband Allgäu / 

Bayerisch-Schwaben e.V. 6.2B 308 

Tourismusverband Altmark e.V. 11.2 101 

Tourismusverband Dahme-Seen e.V. 12. 101 


der Region Dubrovnik-Neretva 1.2 218 


der Region Sibenik-Knin 1.2 218 

Tourismusverband Erzgebirge e.V. 11.2 102 

Tourismusverband 6.2A 

Fischland-Darß-Zingst e.V. 

106,106a-b 

Tourismusverband Fläming e.V. 12. 101 

Tourismusverband Hamburg e.V. 6.2A 102, 104 

Tourismusverband Havelland e.V. 12. 101 

Tourismusverband Lausitzer 

Seenland e.V. 12. 101 

Tourismusverband Linz 17. 103 

Tourismusverband Mattsee 17. 103 


Mecklenburgische Seenplatte e.V. 106,106a-b 


Mecklenburg-Schwerin e.V. 

106,106a-b 


Mitteldalmatiens - Stadt Split 1.2 218 

Tourismusverband Niederlausitz e.V. 12. 101 

Tourismusverband Obertauern 17. 103 

Tourismusverband Ostbayern e.V. 6.2B 306 

Tourismusverband Prignitz e.V. 12. 101 

Tourismusverband Ruppiner 

Seenland e.V. 12. 101 

Tourismusverband Saalbach 

Hinterglemm 17. 103 

Tourismusverband Sächsische 

Schweiz e.V. 11.2 102 

Tourismusverband Sächsisches 

Elbland e.V. 11.2 102 

Tourismusverband Salzlandkreis e.V. 11.2 101 


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Tourismusverband Seenland 

Oder-Spree e.V. 12. 101 

Tourismusverband Spreewald 12. 101 

Tourismusverband Vogtland e.V. 11.2 102 


Vorpommern e.V. 

106,106a-b 

Tourismusverein Frankfurt (Oder) e.V. 12. 101 

Tourismusverein Märkische S5-Region 12. 101 

Tourismusverein Treptow-Köpenick e.V. 12. 101 

Tourismuszentrale der Hansestadt 6.2A 

Stralsund 

106,106a-b 

Tourismuszentrale Rügen GmbH 6.2A 106,106a-b 

Tourismuszentrale Wismar 6.2A 106,106a-b 

Tourist Attractic OPEN LOOP New York 2.1 523 

Tourist Guide of Greece 2.2 118 

Tourist Hotel Complex “Alfa” 2.1 122 

Tourist Information Center in Tarnow 15.1 101 

Tourist Information Reims Champagne 2.2 201, 201a 

Tourist Information Worms 8.2 201b 

Tourist Office Montpellier 2.2 201, 201a 

touristik aktuell 25. 173 

Touristik Service Kurhessisches 

Bergland e.V. 7.2C 101 

Touristikgemeinschaft 

HeilbronnerLand e.V. 6.2B 206 

Touristikgemeinschaft Hohenlohe 6.2B 206 

Touristiklounge 6.1 132e 

Touristik-Service Waldeck Ederbergland 7.2C 101 

Touristikverband Siegerland- 

Wittgenstein e.V. 8.2 102a 

Tourist-Information Dessau-Roßlau 11.2 101 

Tourist-Information Idar Oberstein 8.2 201b 

Tourist-Information Konstanz GmbH 6.2B 203 

Touristinformation Lutherstadt 

Eisleben und Mansfeld 11.2 101 

Tourist-Information Speyer 8.2 201b 

Touristische Gebietsgemeinschaft 

Naturpark Zittauer Gebirge 11.2 102 

Tourizm Organization 

of the Mazovia Region 15.1 101 

TourOnline AG 8.1 142 

Tours &Tickets 10.2 101 

Tours Albania 1.2 214 

Tours Bahia 1.1 218 

tourVERS GmbH 25. 167 

Tourvest Destination Management 

Sence of Africa & Wild Africa Travel 20. 114 

Town Hall Zagan 15.1 101 

Townhouse Düsseldorf 9. 110 

Toyota Rent a Car 

3.1 236, 236b 

Trail Blazer Tours India 

Private Limited - TBi 5.2B 229 

Trails Beyond 2.2 101 

Trails of Indochina 26.C 311 

Trainworld Brussels 10.2 104 

Trakai Tourism Information Centre 18. 126b 

TRAMEX travel meets experience GmbH 25. 134 

Trans India Holidays 5.2B 231 

Trans Maldivian Airways Pvt. Ltd. 5.2A 107 

Trans Nuigini Tours 5.2A 106 

Transfrontier Parks Destinations 20. 121 

Transglobe 

2.2 201, 201a 

TransOcean Kreuzfahrten 25. 118 

Transorient Touristik GmbH 26.A 115b 

Trasmediterránea 

4.2 101, 101a 

TraSo GmbH 5.1 100 

Trav Maldives Pvt Ltd 5.2A 107 

Travalco USA 2.1 334 

Travco - Jordan 23.B 202 

Travco - Jordan 25. 131 

Travco Egypt 25. 131 

Travco LLP 9. 205 

Travco Oman 22.B 200 

Travco Oman 25. 131 

Travco Travel 22.A 103 

Travco Travel Company of Egypt 23.A 100 

Travco UAE 25. 131 

travel - IT GmbH & Co. KG 5.1 119 

Travel & Personality 4.1 202 

Travel Advocates 2.1 525 

Travel Alberta 2.1 491 

Travel And Tour World 3.1 129 

Travel Art 1.1 211 

Travel Audience 5.1 125b 

Travel Authentic Philippines 4.1 211 

Travel Center Asia 26.B 221 

Travel Central Pte Ltd. 26.A 133 

Travel Charme Hotels & Resorts 6.2A 106,106a-b 

Travel Connection Maldives Pvt Ltd 5.2A 107 

Travel Corporation (India) Ltd. 5.2B 213 

Travel Ethiopia Tour and Travel 21.A 122 

Travel Europe Reiseveranstaltungs 9. 301 

Travel Excellence 

3.1 236, 236b 

Travel Gate Sweden 18. 128a-e 

Travel Group Peru S.A. 1.1 104 

Travel House Media GmbH 10.2 107 

Travel In Style 26.A 120 

Travel One - T&M Media 

GmbH & Co. KG 5.3 105 

TRAVEL OPTIONS/INCOMING USA 2.1 490 

Travel Oregon 2.1 351 

Travel Overland Inh Atr GmbH 5.2A 119 

Travel Partner Bulgaria EOOD 3.2 101, 114b 

Travel Partner GmbH 17. 107 

Travel Plus Ltd. 

2.2 111, 111a 

Travel Point (Sunil) 22.B 200 

Travel Portland 2.1 351 

Travel Projekt 

“Polen & Osteuropa Incoming” 15.1 101 

Travel Projekt DMC Poland 15.1 101 

Travel Services Malta Ltd. 1.2 222 

Travel Traders 18. 128a-e 

Travel Weekly Asia 26.C 313 

Travel Weeky China 26.C 313 

Travel XS Private Ltd. 

5.2B 205, 205a 

travel24.com 8.1 112 

travel24-hotels.de 8.1 112 

Travelana Kroatien Reisebüro 1.2 218 

TravelBPO 6.1 152 

TravelClick 8.1 121 

TravelCube 9. 202 

Traveldudes 6.1 131 

TravelEssence Deutschland GmbH 5.2A 119 

Travelexperts, Inc. 26.A 101, 134 

Travellink Ltd. 

3.2 101, 114b 

Travel-Soft Technology AG 5.1 121 

TravelStarter 4.1 106 

TravelTainment 5.1 125a 

Traveltales 2.2 101 

TravelTalk 10.1 121 

Traveltek Ltd. 5.1 108 

TRAVELTRADE 1.2 222 

Travelzoo (Europe) Ltd. 25. 151 

TraviAustria GmbH 5.1 117 

TravMedia - The Global PR Portal 5.3 102 

TravTalk Middle East 22.A 104 

TraWellin’ 3.2 112 

Tree of Life (Pvt) Ltd 5.2A 114 

Trek Iceland 18. 128a-e 

Trekkingchile 1.1 201 

Trencianske Teplice - Stadt 7.2B 103 

Trendy Hotels 3.1 109 

Trentino Marketing 1.2 201 

Trescher Verlag GmbH 10.2 108 

Tresor Hotels & Resorts 2.2 101 

Trevii 6.1 136 

TrevoTrend GmbH 5.1 125b 

TREX 18. 128a-e 

Trier Tourismus und Marketing GmbH 8.2 201b 

Trimetys Hotels 20. 129 

Trinidad & Tobago 3.1 128 

Triometric 10.1 111a 

TripAdvisor 6.1 143 

Troll Tours Reisen GmbH 18. 115 

Trøndelag Reiseliv 18. 128a-e 

Troodos Tourism Board 2.2 111, 111a 

Tropical Hotels & Resorts Brasil 1.1 218 

Tropical Island Holding GmbH 13. 151, 152 

Trust International Hotel 

Reservation Services GmbH 9. 207 

TrustYou GmbH 9. 207 

Tsitsikamma Village Inn 20. 138 

Tsogo Sun 20. 138 

Tsokkos Hotels 2.2 111, 111a 

Tsolmon Travel LLC 26.C 309 

TSS Group 25. 180 

TTG Asia Media 26.A 102 

TT-Line GmbH & Co.KG 18. 111 

Tuan Chau Five Star Yacht JSC 26.C 311 

Tufenkian Hospitality LLC 3.2 115 

TUI China 25. 131 

TUI China Travel Co. Ltd. 26.C 323 

TUI Cruises GmbH 6.2A 102, 104 

Tulia Zanzibar Unique Beach Resort 21.A 123 

Tullamore Dew Visitor Centre 18. 122 

Tunas Indonesia Tours & Travel 26.A 120 

Tundra Tours Inc. 2.1 465 

Tundrasafari Finland Oy 18. 128a-e 

Tune Hotels Group 26.A 121 

Tunesien, Fremdenverkehrsamt 21.B 204 

Tunisair 21.B 200 

Tunise Voyages 25. 131 

Tur Puglia: Promuovere Il Stsl Pugliese 1.2 102b 

Turavion 1.1 201 

Turespaña 

4.2 101, 101a 

Turibeds 4.2 203 

Turisme de Barcelona 4.2 202 

Turismo Ecuestre España - RFHE 4.2 101, 101a 

Turismo Milodon 1.1 201 

Turismo Suizomaya 3.1 232 

Turizem Ljubljana - RDO Ljubljana 

- Osrednja Slovenija 17. 108 

Turizm.az 3.2 109 

Turkana County 21.A 108 

Turkey 3.2 201 

Turkish Airlines Inc. 3.2 201 

Turkish Healthcare Travel Council 3.2 201 

Turkmenistan, State Committee 

for Tourism 2.1 119 

TUROB Turistik Hotels 

& Investors Association 3.2 201 

TÜROFED Turkish Hoteliers Federation 3.2 201 

Turorama 2.2 211 

TÜRSAB Association of Turkish 

Travel Agencies 3.2 201 

TURSAB Association of Turkish 

Travel Agency 3.1 105 

Turystyczna Polska 15.1 101 

Tusan Beach Resort 3.2 201 

Tut International 23.A 100 

TV Turm Alexanderplatz 

Gastromomie GmbH 12. 101 

TVB Region Hall-Wattens 17. 103 

Twende Expedition ltd 21.A 114 

Twiga Tours 21.A 108 

TZ TIC Nova Gorica 17. 108 

U 

U.S. Customs and Border 

Protection ESTA 2.1 237 

Uakari Floating Lodge 1.1 218 

Überland Reisen GmbH 12. 101 

UBM India 5.2B 259 

Udai Kothi Hotel 

5.2B 205, 205a 

ueberland Reisegesellschaft mbH 4.1 124 

Uganda Tourism Board 21.A 114 

Uganda Wildlife Authority 21.A 114 

UHM Vacation Pvt Ltd. 5.2B 201 

Ulaanbaatar Tourism Department 26.C 309 

Ulagalla Walawwa Resort 5.2A 114 

Ulpia Tours GmbH - Kultur 

und Spezialreisen 

3.2 101, 114b 

Ulusoy Travel Center & Kemer 3.2 

Holiday Club (Yilmaz Ulusoy Holding) 201 

Umbrien Fremdenverkehrsamt 1.2 101, 101a-c 

Underwater World Pattaya 26.B 218 

UNESCO - Welterbestätten 

Deutschland e.V. 12. 102 

UNESCO-Welterbe Zollverein 8.2 102a-b 

UNESCO-Welterbestätte Schlösser 

Augustusburg und Falkenlust 8.2 103c 

Ungarisches Tourismusamt gAG 2.2 209 

Uniline d.o.o. Pula 1.2 228 

Union Hoteli D.D. 17. 108 

Union Resorts Ltd. 5.2A 114 

Unionsverlag 10.2 108 

Unior d.d. program Turizem - 

Unitur Hotels & Resorts 17. 108 

Unique Ever Green Consultancy 

Services Company 2.1 113 

Unique Hotel Solutions 2.1 435 

Unique North A/S 18. 128a-e 

UNISTER Travel 8.1 112 

Uniteam Tours & Travel Ltd. 26.B 201 

United 2.1 470 

United Planet GmbH 6.1 130 

Universal Orlando Resort 2.1 315 

Universal Resorts Maldives 5.2A 107 

Universal Studios Hollywood 2.1 435 

Universal Touring Company 21.B 214 

Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona - 

Venues & Services 4.2 202 

Universitäts- und Hansestadt 6.2A 

Greifswald 

106,106a-b 

University of Bologna 11.1 308 

University of Kent - Group 

Accomodation 18. 123 

UP Tourism Directorate of Tourism 5.2B 205, 205a 

Upper Rhine Valley 16. 100 

Urania Berlin e.V. 14.1 114 

Urban Adventures 25. 150 

Urbis B2B Online & Destination 

Services 

4.2 101, 101a 

Urlaubstours GmbH 8.1 112 

URUGUAY - Ministerio de Turismo 

y Deporte 1.1 212 

URV - Union Reiseversicherung 25. 172 

USA-Brand USA Pavilion- 

DiscoverAmerica.com 2.1 200 

Usedom Tourismus GmbH 6.2A 106,106a-b 

USP Touristik AG 17. 105 

Ustron Health Resort 15.1 101 

Utalii Hotel 21.A 108 

Utopia Beach Club 23.A 100 

Utrecht Marketing 10.2 101 

Uttarakhand Tourism Board 5.2B 205, 205a 

Uvala Poljana d.o.o. 1.2 226 

Uzbekistan Airways 2.1 118 

Uzbekistan Airways National 

Air Company 2.1 118 

Uzbekistan Railways National 

Rail Company 2.1 118 

Uzbekistan Railways Uzjeldorpass 2.1 118 

Uzdrowisko Cieplice Sp. z.o.o. - 

Grupa PGU 15.1 101 

Uzdrowisko Klodzkie S.A. - Grupa PGU 15.1 101 


T / U / V 


Uzdrowisko Polczyn S.A. - Grupa PGU 15.1 101 

Uzdrowisko Swieradow - Czerniawa 

Sp. z.o.o. - Grupa PGU 15.1 101 

Uzdrowisko Swinoujscie S.A 15.1 101 

V 

V Nuovo Transporto Viaggiatori SpA 1.2 219b 

V.O.S. - Vision of Scandinavia 18. 128a-e 

V.Ö.T. Travel GmbH 25. 122 

Vacation Singapore DMC Pte Ltd. 26.A 133 

Vacations By Rail 2.1 490 

Vail Resorts Management Company 2.1 340 

Val Du Charron Wine & Olive Estate, 

Guest House, Spa 20. 138 

Valamar Hotels & Resorts 1.2 218 

Valentour 1.2 110 

Valparaíso, Region 1.1 201 

Value Retail Management 

(Wertheim Village) GmbH 12. 102 

VAMED Vitality World 17. 103 

Van der Valk Golfhotel Landhaus 

Serrahn 8.1 119 

Van der Valk Hotel Berlin Brandenburg 8.1 119 

Van der Valk Hotel Gladbeck / Essen 8.1 119 

Van der Valk Hotel Hildesheim 8.1 119 

Van der Valk Hotel Melle - Osnabrück 8.1 119 

Van der Valk Hotel Moers / Düsseldorf 8.1 119 

Van der Valk Hotels 8.1 119 

Van der Valk Landhotel Spornitz 8.1 119 

Van der Valk Parkhotel Schloss Meisdorf 8.1 119 

Van der Valk Resort Drewitzer See 8.1 119 

Van der Valk Resort Linstow 8.1 119 

Van der Valk Schlosshotel Ballenstedt 8.1 119 

Van der Valk Spreewald Parkhotel 8.1 119 

Van Gogh Museum 10.2 101 

Vanuatu Tourism 5.2A 104 

VAO Intourist 2.1 122 

Variety Cruises 25. 190 

Varna, Gemeinde 

3.2 101, 114b 

Vasanti Seminyak Resort 26.A 120 

Vatel - International Business School 11.1 309a 

Vayant Travel Technologies, Inc. 5.1 124 

Vbrata Europe / Bossa Brazil 1.1 218 

VCH Assa von Kram-Haus 9. 110 

VCH Ev. Tagungsstätte Hofgeismar 9. 110 

VCH Ev. Tagungsstätte Schloss Beuggen 9. 110 

VCH Franz Dohrmann Haus 9. 110 

VCH Stift Urach Einkehrhaus 9. 110 

VCH Zentrum Kloster Drübeck 9. 110 

VCH-Akademie-Hotel 9. 110 

VCH-Appartementhaus Regina 9. 110 

VCH-Augustinerkloster zu Erfurt 9. 110 

VCH-Augustinum Mölln 9. 110 

VCH-Ferien- und Tagungszentrum 

Bethanien 9. 110 

VCH-Hotel “Haus St. Elisabeth” 9. 110 

VCH-Hotel Alster-Hof 9. 110 

VCH-Hotel am Kurpark 9. 110 

VCH-Hotel Amalienhof 9. 110 

VCH-Hotel Ammerseehäuser 9. 110 

VCH-Hotel Anker 9. 110 

VCH-Hotel Atrium am Meer 9. 110 

VCH-Hotel Bremer Haus 9. 110 

VCH-Hotel Carolinenhof 9. 110 

VCH-Hotel Casa Valdese 9. 110 

VCH-Hotel Christophorus 9. 110 

VCH-Hotel Dietrich-Bonhoeffer-Haus 9. 110 

VCH-Hotel Erika Stratmann 9. 110 

VCH-Hotel Ev. Tagungszentrum 

Haus Nordhelle 9. 110 

VCH-Hotel FerienResidenz MüritzPark 9. 110 

VCH-Hotel Glockenspitze 9. 110 

VCH-Hotel Greifswald 9. 110 

VCH-Hotel Hanns-Lilje-Haus 9. 110 

VCH-Hotel Haus Hainstein 9. 110 

VCH-Hotel Hospiz 9. 110 

VCH-Hotel Michaelis 9. 110 

VCH-Hotel Michaelis Hof 9. 110 

VCH-Hotel Morgenland 9. 110 

VCH-Hotel Schloß Lübbenau 9. 110 

VCH-Hotel Strandvillen Bethanienruh 9. 110 

VCH-Hotels Deutschland 9. 110 

VCH-Kolpinghaus Messehotel 9. 110 

VCH-Lancaster Hall Hotel 9. 110 

VCH-Seehotel Maria Laach 9. 110 

VCH-Sherbourne House 9. 110 

VCH-Studienzentrum Haus Birkach 9. 110 

VDR - Verband Deutsches 

Reisemanagement e.V. 7.1A 100 

vdt - Vertrieb der Touristik 25. 142 

Ve Interactive DACH GmbH 6.1 139b 

Vela Spa 1.2 202 

Velbert Marketing GmbH 8.2 103c 

Velidhoo Island Resort 5.2A 107 

Veloform Media GmbH 12. 101 

Vendrell, Patronat Municipal 


Venetien Landesministerium 

für Tourismus 1.2 202 

VENETUR 1.1 209 

Venezuela - INATUR Instituto 

Nacional de Turismo 1.1 209 

Venice & Countryside Hotels & Congress 1.2 202 

Venosa Beach Resort & Spa 3.2 126 

Venture North Australia 5.2A 119 

Venus Beach Hotel 

2.2 111, 111a 

Venus Werbeagentur GmbH 6.1 120 

Veracruz 1.1 101 

Veranda Leisure & Hospitality 20. 129 

Veranda Resort and Spa Hua Hin 26.B 221 

Veranohotels 2.2 123 

Veranstaltungszentrum 6.2A 

Neubrandenburg GmbH 

106,106a-b 

Verband d. Campingplatzunter-nehmer 

Niedersachsen & Bremen 6.2A 103 

Verband der Berliner Stadtführer 12. 101 

Verband der Fährschifffahrt 

und Fährtouristik e.V. 18. 111 

Verband Deutscher Kneippheilbäder 

und Kurorte (Dt. Kneippverband) 8.2 102a 

Verband Deutscher Naturparke e.V. 12. 102 

Verband Internet Reisevertrieb e.V. (VIR) 5.1 107 

Verband Mecklenburgischer 6.2A 

Ostseebäder e.V. 

106,106a-b 

Verbund Oldenburger 

Münsterland e.V. 6.2A 103 

Verein Städtetourismus in 

Thüringen e.V. c/o Weimar GmbH 11.2 103 

Vereinigte Bühnen Wien 17. 103 

Verlag Dierichs GmbH + Co. KG (HNA) 7.2C 101 

Verlag grünes herz 10.2 108 

Verlag Walter de Gruyter GmbH/ 

Oldenbourg Verlag 10.2 108 

Verona Tuttintorno Tourismusverband 1.2 202 

Vertical Booking 10.1 101 

Vertigo Hotel 9. 312 

Vertours Incoming Tour Operator 1.2 202 

Verum Tourism 2.1 122 

VH Hotels & Resorts 3.1 131 

Via Baltic 18. 126a 

Via Hansa Beijing 18. 109 

Via Hansa Copenhagen 18. 109 

Via Hansa DMC & PCO Riga 18. 109 

Via Hansa Estonia 18. 109 

Via Hansa Minsk 18. 109 

Via Hansa Moscow 18. 109 

Via Hansa St. Petersburg 18. 109 

Via Hansa Tours 18. 109 

Via Hansa Ulaanbaatar 18. 109 

Via Hansa Vilnius 18. 109 

Via Hansa Warsaw 18. 109 

Viaggio negli Iblei - Discover Sicily 1.2 102c 

Viaja Brasil 1.1 218 

Viajes de Gala 1.1 101 

Viajes de Gala - Tour Operator and DMC 1.1 101 

Viajes Indigo 1.1 209 

Viajes Interrias 

4.2 101, 101a 

Viajes Meridiano Canarias 4.2 203 

Viajes Mexico con Amistad 1.1 101 

Viajes Olympia 4.2 202 

Viajes Orbis S.A. 

4.2 101, 101a 

Viajes Pacifico 1.1 104 

Viajes Reisen Travel’s Global Services 4.2 203 

Viajes Sidetours, S.A. 4.2 107 

Vialand 3.2 201 

Viana do Castelo, Municipio 4.2 116 

Viana Praia Acti vidades Hoteleiras 4.2 116 

Vias Verdes 

4.2 101, 101a 

Viatges Macuvi 4.2 202 

Viato GmbH 5.1 100 

Viatur Travel Services 1.1 211 

Vicenza E’ 1.2 202 

Vicenza E’ Soc. Cons. r.l. 1.2 202 

Viceroy Maldives 5.2A 107 

Victoria Group 

3.2 101, 114b 

Victoria Hotels and Resorts 26.C 327 

Victory Hotel 26.C 311 

VIDOTOUR 26.C 317a 

VIENNA INTERNATIONAL 

HOTELMANAGEMENT AG 10.1 112 

Vietcharm Tour 26.C 311 

Vietentours GmbH 1.1 215 

Vietnam Airlines 26.C 312 

Vietnam Airlines, SkyTeam 9. 102 

Vietnam National Administration 

of Tourism 26.C 311 

Vietnam Tourism Association (VITA) 26.C 311 

Vietnamtourism-Hanoi 26.C 311 

Vietravel 26.C 326 

Vihula Manor Country Club & Spa 18. 109 

Vihula Manor Lifestyle 18. 109 

Vik Hotel San Antonio 4.2 203 

VIK Hotels Group 3.1 131 

VIK Hotels Group 4.2 203 

Viking Line 18. 128a-e 

Vila-Seca, La Pineda Platja Patronat 

Municipal de Turisme 4.2 202 

Villa Air Fly Me 5.2A 107 

Villa Delisle Hotel & Spa 20. 132 

Villa Hotels & Resorts 5.2A 107 

Villa Pace Park Hotel Bolognese 1.2 202 

Villa Park MED&SPA Hotel 15.1 101 

Villa Quaranta Park Hotel 1.2 202 

Villa Rosa Kempinski Nairobi 9. 217 

Village & Life 20. 134 

Villagio Turistico Internazionale srl 1.2 202 

Vilnius City Municipality 18. 126b 

Vincci Hoteles 4.2 203 

Vinho do Porto, Associação 

das Empresas 4.2 115 

vinotravel 8.2 201b 

Vinpearl JSC 26.C 311 

vioma GmbH 6.1 146 

VIP Sportstravel GmbH 

2.2 201, 201a 

Virgin Australia 5.2A 119 

Virtual Service Solutions AG 6.1 134 

Visit Kosice 16. 100 

Visit Åland 18. 128a-e 

Visit Anchorage 2.1 302 

Visit Brabant 10.2 101 

Visit California 2.1 435 

Visit Citrus County Florida 2.1 315 

Visit Denver 2.1 340 

Visit Espoo 18. 128a-e 

Visit Ethiopia 21.A 122 

Visit Faroe Islands 18. 112 

Visit Finland 18. 128a-e 

Visit Finland 18. 128a-e 

Visit Florida 2.1 315 

Visit Fredrikstad & Hvaler/Oslo Region 18. 128a-e 

Visit Gainesville 2.1 315 

Visit Geilo 18. 128a-e 

Visit Georgia 3.2 112 

Visit Helsinki 18. 128a-e 

Visit Innherred 18. 128a-e 

Visit Macedonia DMC 1.2 223 

Visit Orlando 2.1 315 

Visit Santa Barbara 2.1 435 

Visit Seattle 2.1 355 

Visit Sognefjord 18. 128a-e 

Visit St. Petersburg/Clearwater 2.1 315 

Visit Svalbard 18. 128a-e 

Visit Sweden 18. 128e 

Visit Tampa Bay 2.1 315 

Visit Tucson 2.1 490 

Visit Turku 18. 128a-e 

Visit Wales 18. 121 

VISIT.BRUSSELS 10.2 103 

VisitAberdeen 18. 123 

visitBerlin / Berlin Tourismus 

& Kongress GmbH 12. 101 

visitBerlin Partnerhotels e.V. 12. 101 

VisitBritain 18. 

120, 121,123, 125 

VisitDenmark Dänemarks offizielle 

Tourismuszentrale 18. 128a-e 

VisitEngland Inh. Stefanie Röder 18. 123 

VISITFLANDERS 10.2 104 

Visitflanders - Tourismus Flandern- 

Brüssel 10.2 104 

Visitflanders - Tourismuswerbung 

Flandern-Brüssel 10.2 104 

VisitGuernsey 18. 124 

VisitHaugesund 18. 128a-e 

VisitKent 18. 123 

VisitMikkeli 18. 128a-e 

VisitMoen Møn - Sydsjælland 

Tursitbureau 18. 128a-e 

Visitoz 4.1 106 

VisitScotland 18. 123 

Visnu Media Group 5.2B 245 

VITA Hotels 2.2 119 

Viva - Tour LLC 3.2 115 

Viva Wyndham Resorts 3.1 131 

Viva Zapata 1.1 101 

Vivada Corporation Pvt. Ltd. 5.2B 228 

VLD e.V., Vereinigung der Chauffeur 

& Limousine Service Unternehmen 18. 117 

VMD Adventure Travel 4.1 232 

Vodohod 25. 121 

vogelsang ip gemeinnützige GmbH 8.2 102b 

Vogesenfront 14/18 

2.2 201, 201a 

Vogue Hotels & Resorts 3.2 201 

Von der Heydt Museum 8.2 103b 

von Stackelberg Hotel Tallinn 18. 109 

Vorarlberg Tourismus GmbH 17. 103 

VOX S.p.A. 25. 125 

Voyage Hotels 25. 161 

Voyage Reiseorganisation GmbH 4.1 105 

Voyages et Loisirs en Tunisie (VLT) 21.B 201 

Voyages Maldives Pvt. Ltd. 5.2A 107 

Voyages Services Plus 

2.2 201, 201a 

Voyages-sncf Deutschland GmbH 2.2 201, 201a 

VPG Vienna Pass GmbH 17. 103 

V-Tours 2.2 123 

Vue India Tours PVT. LTD. 5.2B 244 


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Vueling Airlines S.A. 4.2 202 

W 

W Hotels 9. 315 

w&p Wilde & Partner Public 

Relations GmbH 5.3 111 

W&W Systemberatung GmbH 5.1 102 

W. & J. Graham 4.2 115 

Wadden Sea World Heritage / 

UNESCO Weltnaturerbe 4.1 255 

WAFI Hotels 22.A 103 

Waka Hotels and Resorts 26.A 110 

Waldorf Astoria Dubai 

Palm Jumeirah 22.A 103 

Waldorf Astoria Edinburgh - 

The Caledonian 9. 316 

Waldorf Astoria Ras Al Khaimah 22.A 101 

Walk In Hotel 3.1 101 

Walkers Tours Limited 5.2A 110, 114 

Wallbaum Hotel Marketing 

& Service GmbH 8.1 124 

Wallraf-Richartz-Museum 

& Fondation Corboud 8.2 103b 

Walpax Brazil Travel Partners 1.1 218 

Wanderhotels - best alpine 17. 103 

Wapa di Ume Resort & Spa 26.A 120 

Warner Bros. Studio Tour London - 

The Making of Harry Potter 18. 121a 

Warwick International Hotels 9. 220 

WATA - World Association 

of Travel Agencies 25. 142 

Waterproof Tours Suriname 3.1 121 

Wayfarer Myanmar Travels 26.C 330 

Wayoutback Australian Safaris 5.2A 119 

WBS Blank Software GmbH 5.1 131 

We do local 2.2 101 

Wege zu Cranach 16. 100 

Weimar GmbH 11.2 103 

WeinReich Rheinland-Pfalz 16. 100 

weiter reisen 5.2A 119 

We-Ko-Pa Resort and Conference 

Center 2.1 465 

welcome berlin tours GmbH 4.1 107 

Welcome Center / Tourist 

Information Mannheim 6.2B 205 

WELCOME HOTELS 8.1 100 

Welcome Tourism Services 20. 138 

Welcome Travels 5.2B 253 

Welcomebeds 4.2 106 

wellnessfinder.com 9. 110 

Wellness-Hotels & Resorts GmbH 5.3 103 

Wellworth Hotels, Lodges & Resorts 21.A 123 

Welterbe Grube Messel gGmbH 7.2C 101 

Welthungerhilfe 4.1 231 

Weltkultour Schwäbische 

Alb Landratsamt Ostalbkreis 6.2B 206 

Weltkulturerbe Völklinger Hütte 16. 100 

Wembley Stadium Tours 18. 120 

Werbegemeinschaft 

der Ostfriesischen Inseln 6.2A 103 

Werner Lau Diving Centers 

Maldives Private Limited 5.2A 107 

Wernigerode Tourismus GmbH 11.2 101 

Werratal Tourismus Marketing GmbH 7.2C 101 

Weserbergland Tourismus e.V. 6.2A 103 

WestCord Hotels 10.2 101 

Western Hospital of John Paul II 

in Grodzisk Mazowiecki 15.1 101 

Westerwald Touristik-Service 8.2 201a 

Westfiel Travel Collection 2.1 211 

Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino 2.1 425 

Westin Hotels & Resorts 9. 315 

WestJet 2.1 200 

Westpomeranian Regional Tourist 

Organization 15.1 101 

WFG für den LK Hersfeld Rotenburg 7.2C 101 

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White Hotel Group / 

Irish & English Tours 18. 122 

White Sand Blue Sea Group 26.B 210, 211 

White Sand Tours 20. 129 

Wieliczka Health Resort 15.1 101 

Wielkopolska Tourismusorganisation / 

Wielkopolska Tourist Organisation 15.1 101 

Wien Holding Kulturbetriebe 17. 103 

Wien Tourismus 17. 103 

Wien Tourismus 3.1 216 

Wiesbaden Kongressallianz 7.2C 101 

Wiesbaden Marketing GmbH 7.2C 101 

Wigwam Naturreisen & Expedition 

GmbH 1.1 207 

Wikinger Reisen GmbH 18. 128a-e 

Wild Dog Safaris 20. 114 

Wild Serbia 2.2 211 

Wildcatter Ranch & Resort 2.1 200 

wild-east marketing GmbH 6.2A 106,106a-b 

Wilderness Safaris 20. 134 

Wilderness Safaris Namibia 20. 114 

Wildlife Adventures / Africa Travel Co 20. 120 

Wilken AG 6.1 116 

Wilkinson Tours 21.A 123 

Wilson’s - The Prime Rib Restaurant 

Patio & Terrace 8.1 127 

Wimbledon Lawn Tennis 

Museum & Tour 18. 123 

Winair 3.1 139 

Winchester Mansions 20. 134 

Windsor Hotéis 1.1 218 

Wine, Water & Wonders 

of Upstate New York 2.1 405 

Wings Tours Gulf 22.A 103 

Wings Travel & Tours Co. 5.2B 201 

Winter experiences in Northern Norway 18. 128a-e 

Winters Hotel Berlin - Im Spiegelturm 8.1 107 

Winters Hotel Berlin Mitte - 

Am Checkpoint Charlie 8.1 107 


Am Gendarmenmarkt 8.1 107 


The Wall at Checkpoint Charlie 8.1 107 

Winters Hotel München - 

Am Hauptbahnhof 8.1 107 

Winters Hotel Offenbacher Hof 8.1 107 

Winters Hotelgesellschaft mbH 8.1 107 

Winterthur Tourismus 16. 100 

WinTourS AG 5.1 132 

Winzergenossenschaft 

Mayschoß-Altenahr e.G. 8.2 103a 

Wirecard Technologies GmbH 5.1 140 

Wirtschaftsförderung 

Limburg-Weilburg-Diez GmbH 7.2C 101 

Witikohof 9. 110 

WITO Barnim GmbH 12. 101 

WMG Wolfsburg Wirtschaft 

und Marketing GmbH 6.2A 103 

Wolfsburg AG 6.2A 103 

Wonderful Copenhagen 18. 128a-e 

Wonderland Travels Nepal Pvt. Ltd. 5.2A 116 

World Express Tours Malaysia 26.A 121 

WORLD INSIGHT Erlebnisreisen GmbH 25. 185 

World of Wonders Resort Hotels 3.2 201 

World Rainbow Hotels 

Nicolas Wijnants 3.1 204c 

World Synergy Travel Bulgaria 3.2 101, 114b 

World Tourism Cities Federation 26.C 317c 

World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) 20. 127 

World Trade Center Moscow 2.1 122 

World Travel Market Portfolio 1.2 213a 

World Youth Student and Education 

(WYSE) Travel Confederation 4.1 106 

Worldhotels 9. 120 

WorldTicket A/S 6.1 144 

Worldwide Hotel Link Srl 9. 116 

Worldwide Payment Systems 8.1 141 

WOW air 18. 128a-e 

Wroclaw 2016 - European Capital 

of Culture 16. 100 

Wuttithamaporn Co.,LTD. 

(Orchidacea Resort) 26.B 221 

Wuxi Kultur- und Tourismusförderung 

GmbH 26.C 324 

Wuzhen Tourism 26.C 302 

WWS Strube GmbH 10.2 109 

www.medquest.eu (Point-of-Care 

Grazyna Polkowska) 15.1 101 

www.world-qr.com - denkende 

portale GmbH 6.1 148 

Wyndham Garden at Palmas del Mar 2.1 316 

Wyndham Grand Regency Doha 9. 203 

Wyndham Hotel Group 9. 203 

Wynn Las Vegas & Encore 2.1 425 

X 

Xelena Hotel & Spa (El Calafate) 1.1 210 

Xiamen Airlines, SkyTeam 9. 102 

Xotel SIA 6.1 158 

Xperience Tours & Travel 21.A 123 

Xplore GmbH 4.1 105 

XTOURMAKER 6.1 122 

Xuan Nam Tourism, Trade Co.Ltd. - 

Xunaco Tours 26.C 311 

Y 

Yachthafenresidenz Hohe 6.2A 

Düne GmbH 

106,106a-b 

Yacutinga Lodge 1.1 210 

Yangon Airways Ltd. 26.B 201 

Yanonami Pantanal e Amazonia 1.1 218 

Yantarny Kray 2.1 122 

Yas Island Miral Management 22.B 210 

Yasaka Saigon Nhatrang Resort 

Hotel & Spa 26.C 325 

Yasawa Island Resort & Spa 5.2A 103 

Yatch Tours Maldives Pvt Ltd 5.2A 107 

Yatra Exotic Routes 5.2B 207 

Yemen Expedia Tours Company 21.B 214 

Yemen Tourism Promotion Board 21.B 214 

Yesilirmak Havzasi Kalkinma 

Birligi Amasya 3.2 201 

YETAIRFLY 10.2 104 

Yeti Travels Pvt. Ltd. 5.2A 116 

Yeti World Nepal 5.2A 101 

YHA England & Wales (Hostel Network) 18. 123 

YieldPlanet 6.1 157 

YOHO - the young hotel 6.2A 102, 104 

YORK HOTEL 26.A 133 

Yosemite/Mariposa County 

Tourism Bureau 2.1 435 

young austria - Österreichs 

Erlebnisgästehäuser GmbH 4.1 105 

Your Africa 20. 138 

Ypsilon.net AG 5.1 121 

YTL Hotels 26.A 115a 

Yucatán 1.1 101 

Yukon, Tourism 2.1 491 

Z 

Z & X Holiday Villas Ltd. 

2.2 111, 111a 

Zagwe Ethiopia Tour 21.A 122 

Zahara Tours 22.B 200 

Zambia Tourism Board 20. 106 

Zanair/Zantours 21.A 123 

Zanzibar Collection 21.A 123 

Zanzibar Commission for Tourism 21.A 123 

Zanzibar White Sand 

Luxury Villas & Spa 20. 120 

Zanzibar, Ministry of Information, 

Culture, Tourism and Sports, 

Commission for Tourism 21.A 117 

Zara Tanzania Adventures 21.A 123 

Zavod za turizem Maribor - Pohorje 17. 108 

ZDirect Inc 6.1 156 

Zeitverlag Gerd Bucerius 

GmbH & Co. KG 6.2A 102, 104 

Zela Aviation Ltd. 

2.2 111, 111a 

Zell am See-Kaprun Tourismus GmbH 17. 103 

Zenith Tours Zanzibar 21.A 123 

Zenith Travel 3.1 211 

Zeppelin Museum Friedrichshafen 16. 100 

Zerafshan Majestic Travel 2.1 112 

Zilina - Selbstverwaltungsregion 7.2B 103 

Zlataritca, Municipality 

3.2 101, 114b 

Zollenspieker Fährhaus 6.2A 102, 104 

Zollfeste Zons 8.2 103c 

Zoo Leipzig GmbH 11.2 102 

Zoologischer Garten Berlin AG 12. 101 

Zoologischer Garten Rostock GmbH 6.2A 106,106a-b 

Zoologisches Forschungsmuseum 

Alexander Koenig 8.2 103b 

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