ITB Berlin: The World’s Leading Travel & Tourism Exhibition
ITB Berlin is the largest and most influential travel, tourism, and hospitality exhibition in the world. Every year, thousands of industry professionals, tourism boards, hotel brands, airlines, travel startups, and innovators meet in Berlin to shape the future of global travel.
Whether you advise clients, help students, or run a travel/education blog, understanding ITB Berlin gives you a powerful advantage. This guide explains everything—what ITB is, how to attend, who should go, costs, visas, opportunities, and tips for beginners.
⭐ What is ITB Berlin?
ITB Berlin (Internationale Tourismus-BΓΆrse) is a global exhibition and conference dedicated to the travel industry.
It brings together:
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Tourism ministries & government agencies
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National tourism boards
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Airlines & airports
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Hotels & resorts
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Tour operators & travel agencies
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Universities offering tourism programs
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Technology & travel innovation companies
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Bloggers, influencers, and content creators
It is known as the World’s Leading Travel Trade Show.
Dates for ITB Berlin 2026:
➡️ Usually held in March each year
➡️ Venue: Messe Berlin Exhibition Grounds, Germany
(Exact dates are usually released a year before.)
π« Who Can Attend?
ITB Berlin is mainly for travel professionals, but anyone interested in travel and hospitality can attend, including:
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Aspiring tourism professionals
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Students interested in hospitality
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Visa & immigration consultants
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Education agents
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Hotel & restaurant owners
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Airlines & tour operator representatives
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Bloggers & travel influencers
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Entrepreneurs exploring global opportunities
Even beginners who have never travelled before can attend—ITB is extremely beginner-friendly.
πΌ Why You Should Attend ITB Berlin
✓ 1. Networking with Global Travel Leaders
You meet people from more than 180 countries—perfect for building partnerships, clients, or future business ideas.
✓ 2. Learn About Scholarships & Study Programs
Many universities offering Tourism, Hospitality, Event Management, Airline management, and Hotel Operations attend the fair.
✓ 3. New Business & Job Opportunities
Hotels, travel agencies, tourism boards, and airlines present career paths, internships, and training.
✓ 4. Technology & Innovation Exposure
You discover new travel technology, tourism apps, hotel automation tools, AI travel solutions, and digital marketing tools.
✓ 5. Country Pavilions
Every country has a cultural stand where you can learn:
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Visa processes
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Tourism policies
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Investment opportunities
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Study programs
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Business openings
Perfect for your blog readers who want to explore Europe or global travel.
π΅ Costs of Attending ITB Berlin
Prices change each year, but here are typical estimates:
π️ Visitor Ticket (Trade Visitor)
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€60–€120 for 1-day ticket
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€120–€300 for full-event ticket
π️ Accommodation**
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Budget hostels: €30–€50 per night
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Mid-range hotels: €80–€150 per night
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Business hotels: €150–€250 per night
✈️ Flight (International Visitors)
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Africa → Berlin: $450–$900
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Middle East → Berlin: $300–$600
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Asia → Berlin: $500–$1000
π½️ Food Budget
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€20–€50 per day
π Transport (Berlin)
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€8.5 day pass
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€2.80 single ticket
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Airport train €3.80–€4.80
π Do You Need a Visa for ITB Berlin?
If you are from Africa, Asia, or the Middle East, you will likely need a Schengen Visa to attend.
Visa Type:
➡️ Business / Conference Visa (Short-stay – 90 days)
π’ What Happens at the Exhibition?
ITB Berlin is divided into zones:
π 1. Country Pavilions
Each country displays tourism attractions, investment opportunities, and travel partnerships.
π¨ 2. Hospitality & Hotel Zone
Meet global hotel brands:
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Hilton
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Marriott
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Accor
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Radisson
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Hyatt
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Taj Hotels
✈️ 3. Airline & Transport Zone
Airlines showcase:
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Routes
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Partnerships
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Cargo services
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Training opportunities
π‘ 4. Technology & Travel Innovation
Showcases:
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Booking systems
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Travel AI
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Digital payments
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Tourism marketing tools
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Virtual tourism
π€ 5. Conferences & Workshops
Topics include:
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Tourism sustainability
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Travel marketing
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Digital trends
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Hospitality training
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Women in tourism
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Youth empowerment
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Visa and mobility programs
π For Students: Study & Scholarship Opportunities
Many European universities promote:
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Hospitality management
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Travel & tourism management
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Culinary arts
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Event & conference management
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Airline and airport operations
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Sustainable tourism
You also find information on:
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Scholarships
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Erasmus exchange programs
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Internships
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Career training programs
Perfect for young people who want to build a global career.
π️ For Businesses: What You Can Gain
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Partnerships with foreign tourism boards
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Meetings with hotels, airlines & travel tech companies
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Distribution agreements
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Market insights
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New clients and networks
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Export and import opportunities for travel products
π How to Register for ITB Berlin
Registration is done online.
➡️ Official website: https://www.itb.com/
You can buy tickets, book meetings, and access conference schedules.
CONTACT MADAME RITHA FOR YOUR SCHENGEN VISA AT WHATSAPP +255718991625/TELEGRAM(MADAME RITHA ACADEMIC)
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