Spotlight on ILTM Cannes

This year’s event was met with new levels of passion and enthusiasm with the luxury travel industry fully renewed after the pandemic. The event was a successful live reunion for industry professionals from around the world as participants were united over a positive outlook toward the future of luxury travel.

Luxury travel brands, experiences, destinations, and suppliers enjoyed a week of building and renewing connections with international travel planners, curators and agencies, with every variety of the luxury travel experience from the industry’s most celebrated and established brands to new trailblazers in the luxury travel sector. The event provides opportunities for professionals and brands to form and renew rewarding relationships and discover new business.

There isn’t enough space to mention every client, but there were several stand-out designs and activations at the show.  . . . Belmond for example, brought along a section of the legendary Orient Express. The carriage was carefully placed close to entrance of the venue and was one of highlights from the show with its little piece of travel history. 

The new designs for Hilton and Corinthia Hotels attracted a lot attention during the four-day event. IHG Hotels & Resorts had not one, but three stands and the off-site activation for Marriott Milux Beach House was a roaring success at the JW Marriott. New clients included The Doyle Collection and The Leela.

2023 is already proving to be even bigger than last year.

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