The 33rd Arabian Travel Market (ATM) will be held at the Dubai World Trade Center from September 14–17, and the Dubai Department of Economy and Tourism (DET), together with its partners and stakeholders, will take part. The event comes back as Dubai’s tourist industry concentrates on reviving development and sustained investment. It offers a forum for networking with foreign partners, sharing knowledge of new trends, and forming partnerships that promote the emirate’s visitor economy. Hotels, destination management firms, tour operators, and other tourism partners are among the more than 115 co-exhibitors from Dubai’s public and private sectors that will join DET at the Dubai stand.
The General Directorate of Identity and Foreigners Affairs-Dubai, Dubai Municipality, Dubai Health Experience, Dubai Civil Aviation Authority, and Dubai Culture and Arts Authority will all be represented. In keeping with the Dubai Economic Agenda D33, ATM continues to play a significant role in DET’s yearly interactions with the international travel industry. It represents Dubai’s cooperative public-private approach to tourism development and strengthens the emirate’s standing as a top international destination for both business and pleasure. According to Issam Kazim, CEO of the Dubai Corporation for Tourism and Commerce Marketing (DCTCM), a division of DET, ATM has grown to be a significant yearly event for the international travel community in Dubai and represents the emirate’s standing as a top tourist destination.
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