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Guide to Travel Trade Show Planning

Expand your company's sales base and profits by exhibiting at a travel trade show

By Kelley Keith


Travel trade shows are great places to meet new clients and collect leads to build a stronger client base. The proper travel trade show guide and assistance can help to put your name in front of corporate and leisure travelers, human resource professionals looking for new advisors and travel company executives. Using a travel trade show directory is good place to start, but you can also contact each trade show directly and use images from previous trade shows to help in your planning.

Mastering travel tradeshows takes time and effort and that can be in short supply. Therefore, it may be prudent to hire a travel trade show professional to help your company navigate the industry. If you offer exciting destination packages, make sure to display them in an innovative exhibit. Just be sure to utilize travel trade show services in a number of ways to get your company recognized at the travel tradeshow. However, before you start the planning, there are few items that you need to consider, such as:

1. Contact travel tradeshows for pertinent industry information.

2. Use images from past travel tradeshows as preparation guide.

3. Hire a travel trade show services consultant to help develop a strategy.

Action Steps
The best contacts and resources to help you get it done


Speak directly to travel tradeshows for guidance

Contact travel tradeshows officials for the latest information on their trade shows. The regulations and pricing for travel trade shows can change from year to year. Therefore, even if your company attended the previous year's tradeshow, don't assume that all relevant information is static. Contacting the travel trade shows directly will also allow your company to choose the one that maximizes revenue and marketing opportunities.

I recommend: Contact officials at The Trade Show, one of the biggest travel trade shows in the country. Register early for a good spot on the floor. Consider a sponsorship or advertise with the travel trade show put on by the Travel Industry Association.

Look at images from previous travel trade shows for design and marketing ideas

Generally, the best ideas aren't ones that come from nowhere. They're ideas that improve on an already existing concept or design. That's why it's a great idea to look at images from past travel trade show for guidance and ideas that your company can improve upon. In addition, these images will give you a visual of what the travel trade show floor looks like, and you can plan accordingly.

I recommend: Examine the pictures from the Seattle Travel Show and the exhibits prospectus from the New York Times Travel Show for travel trade show information and ideas.

Utilize consultants for travel trade show advice

If you're new to travel trade show industry or just want to improve your marketing and design, hiring a travel trade show consultant may be the best course of action. These professionals can help guide you through each step of the travel trade show process.

I recommend: EyeforTravel is a trade show and conference company that puts on tradeshows that attract leaders and executives in the industry and offers a number of show sponsorships. Contact Heritage Destination Consulting for travel trade show marketing and design assistance.

Tips & Tactics

Helpful advice for making the most of this Guide

  • •  One of the most valuable things you can get from a travel tradeshow is customer contact information. Offer a destination giveaway to entice people to sign up to receive your marketing information, and the giveaway should more than pay for itself.
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Guide to Travel Trade Show Planning

Expand your company's sales base and profits by exhibiting at a travel trade show

By Kelley Keith


Travel trade shows are great places to meet new clients and collect leads to build a stronger client base. The proper travel trade show guide and assistance can help to put your name in front of corporate and leisure travelers, human resource professionals looking for new advisors and travel company executives. Using a travel trade show directory is good place to start, but you can also contact each trade show directly and use images from previous trade shows to help in your planning.

Mastering travel tradeshows takes time and effort and that can be in short supply. Therefore, it may be prudent to hire a travel trade show professional to help your company navigate the industry. If you offer exciting destination packages, make sure to display them in an innovative exhibit. Just be sure to utilize travel trade show services in a number of ways to get your company recognized at the travel tradeshow. However, before you start the planning, there are few items that you need to consider, such as:

1. Contact travel tradeshows for pertinent industry information.

2. Use images from past travel tradeshows as preparation guide.

3. Hire a travel trade show services consultant to help develop a strategy.

Action Steps
The best contacts and resources to help you get it done


Speak directly to travel tradeshows for guidance

Contact travel tradeshows officials for the latest information on their trade shows. The regulations and pricing for travel trade shows can change from year to year. Therefore, even if your company attended the previous year's tradeshow, don't assume that all relevant information is static. Contacting the travel trade shows directly will also allow your company to choose the one that maximizes revenue and marketing opportunities.

I recommend: Contact officials at The Trade Show, one of the biggest travel trade shows in the country. Register early for a good spot on the floor. Consider a sponsorship or advertise with the travel trade show put on by the Travel Industry Association.

Look at images from previous travel trade shows for design and marketing ideas

Generally, the best ideas aren't ones that come from nowhere. They're ideas that improve on an already existing concept or design. That's why it's a great idea to look at images from past travel trade show for guidance and ideas that your company can improve upon. In addition, these images will give you a visual of what the travel trade show floor looks like, and you can plan accordingly.

I recommend: Examine the pictures from the Seattle Travel Show and the exhibits prospectus from the New York Times Travel Show for travel trade show information and ideas.

Utilize consultants for travel trade show advice

If you're new to travel trade show industry or just want to improve your marketing and design, hiring a travel trade show consultant may be the best course of action. These professionals can help guide you through each step of the travel trade show process.

I recommend: EyeforTravel is a trade show and conference company that puts on tradeshows that attract leaders and executives in the industry and offers a number of show sponsorships. Contact Heritage Destination Consulting for travel trade show marketing and design assistance.

Tips & Tactics

Helpful advice for making the most of this Guide

  • •  One of the most valuable things you can get from a travel tradeshow is customer contact information. Offer a destination giveaway to entice people to sign up to receive your marketing information, and the giveaway should more than pay for itself.
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Travel trade shows are great places to meet new clients and collect leads to build a stronger client base. The proper travel trade show guide and assistance can help to put your name in front of corporate and leisure travelers, human resource professionals looking for new advisors and travel company executives. Using a travel trade show directory is good place to start, but you can also contact each trade show directly and use ... Read more
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