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Gulf Air, Aussie tourism body take more space at ATM
DUBAI - Gulf Air and the Australian Tourist Commission (ATC) have expanded their participation in Arabian Travel Market 2003, the Pan Arab travel and tourism show due to be held in Dubai next month.
"Both these exhibitors have expanded their contracted space within the past two weeks," said Matt Thompson, Group Exhibition Director, Overseas Events, Reed Travel Exhibitions (RTE), which organises the show.
Gulf Air and the ATC join a growing list of exhibitors whose 2003 participation will be substantially up on last year.
"In all, 19 exhibitors have taken more space than in 2002. Together they represent an additional 1,202 square metres of floor space," said Mr Thompson.
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