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Asia’s online travel sales to nearly double in 10 years

Breaking news, 14 Aug 2008

SINGAPORE – Online travel sales in Asia will grow about 90 percent over the next 10 years with China, India, Indonesia, Hong Kong and Vietnam leading the way, according to industry experts.

According to exhibitors of the inaugural ITB Asia event, the majority of cyber sales are expected to come from current customers aged up to 25 as they gain more spending power over the next decade.

A new B2B travel trade show that will held in Singapore on October 22 to 24, ITB Asia will have a Travel Technology pavilion and delegates are also being offered preferential rates to attend the “Web in Travel" travel technology event, which takes place October 21 to 22, also in Suntec Singapore.

ITB Asia will cater to the three major sectors of the travel industry – holiday, business and meetings. About 5,000 members of the travel industry are expected to attend the inaugural ITB Asia event. Floor space is already sold out with exhibitors confirmed from 42 countries.

 
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