The hotel industry goes along with the trends

Over 40 Sri Lankan companies would participate for the annual ITB tin March next year.

The ITB Hospitality Day will be held on March 6, for the third consecutive year, which highlights the current challenges and their background. The “Hospitality Hot Spot” provides a new focus, with a lively discussion round debating the hotel industry’s environmental concepts.

Travel habits are changing all over the globe, regularly presenting the hotel industry with new challenges.

This ITB Hospitality Day will highlights the challenges and how the current trends have been taking shape. There will be five discussion rounds, with international experts debating exciting topics.

This year there is a “Hospitality Hot Spot” for the first time, which takes a closer look at the environmental concepts of the hotel industry.

This is the first time that the ITB Hospitality Day is providing a focus with a “hot” issue topic and an extra 30 minutes of debating time, called the Hospitality Hot Spot.

This year’s discussion round takes a close look at the environmental concepts of the hotel industry. A panel of leading experts will ensure a lively debate.

A leading representative of an international hotel chain will describe how his group is implementing environmentally friendly initiatives.

Vice President Resorts and Projects Emirates Hotels and Resorts, Tony Williams, is one of the few scientists who possesses ecological expertise and manages a hotel group.

He will be examining specific factors impacting the environment and measures to protect it in Dubai, the boom city of the Arabian peninsula, and in other countries as well.

Chinese tourists travel mainly in groups, looking for quick and efficient service in the space of only a few hours, and this impacts on hotels.

The ITB Berlin will take place from 5 March to March 9, and the ITB Berlin Convention Market Trends and Innovations will be held from Wednesday, March 5 to March 8.