Travel Madness Expo 2012 is happening on SMX Convention
Center starting July 20 Friday until July 22 Sunday.
Know more about the team behind the expo in
http://www.travelmadness.ph/.
Unlike the traditional annual travel open-market sale, The Travel Madness Expo shall offer both Tourism Boards and Travel Providers a wider and growing opportunity to take a step forward in this industry. Our main strategies circle on a foundation of professional and profitable relations through fair and equal trade endeavors.
Was it because of the rain or its just that tourism lost its
hype? Unlike the previous travel expositions
held in SMX, this time it is more peaceful, less noise, fewer crowd and sad to
see there is reduced promotion on domestic spots.
Dragon Air, Eva Air, Seaair/Tiger Airways |
Fly Zest (http://www.flyzest.com/index.php) use to have crowd before, but now there is none. Qatar has a quiet booth as well. Cebu Pacific (http://www.cebupacificair.com) has only few buyers compared to the previous season when they offer Piso fares or extremely much lower costs. I appreciate that smaller airline as Jeju Air (http://en.jejuair.net/jejuair/en_EN/main/main.jsp) can participate in this type of event.
The most attended airline on the expo’s first night is Air Phil Express.
For the agencies that offer their services locally and abroad, it is Uni Orient that has the biggest booth.
Whether you are decided to go for a trip, or just
preparing and missing traveling – attending this type of event will help you
expose yourself on bigger offers of Tourism either within Philippines or outside
Asia.
Are there participating hotels/resorts?
ReplyDeleteOn the expo, we notice:
Delete-Lee Hotel, Tagaytay
-Bayview Hotel, Manila
Posted on their site (http://www.travelmadness.ph/ > Participants)
-Ipil Travelodge, Palawan
For the following, I have seen the big tarpaulin on the side, but not the actual booth. Probably these are part of those packages offered by the Agencies.
-Kowloon Panda Hotel
-The Kimberley Hotel Hong Kong
There are only few hotels now, compared to previous expos.