Reunion Island Tourism makes a good showing at German tourism fair

Each year, the CMT in Stuttgart show attracts visitors from Germany and also from France and Switzerland, and as far as Austria.

Each year, the CMT in Stuttgart show attracts visitors from Germany and also from France and Switzerland, and as far as Austria. Searching for their next vacation destination, these travel enthusiasts this year were able to meet some 2,068 exhibitors from 98 countries showcasing their destinations and attractions to the German and international attendees.

Reunion Island Tourism (IRT) was present during the 9 days of trade show, arguably the longest such tourism fair anywhere, in order to generate additional interest in this key market for more travel to Reunion Island.

Southern Germany is one of the financially most attractive markets for tourism destinations from around the world, and it is little wonder, therefore, that the first major German tourism fair takes place every year in the Baden Wuerttemberg state capital Stuttgart, also known as the home of Mercedes Benz and Porsche.

In charge of marketing and promotion for the German-speaking markets for the IRT were Larissa Metke and Marie-Christin Strecker. They were able to inform the general public about the tourist offerings of Reunion Island as a beach destination and increasingly also as one of the world’s best adventure destinations. Alongside them also exhibiting were the representatives of the island’s home airline, Air Austral in Germany, and Katharina Essman and Bianca Goff, the representatives of the hotel establishment, Saint Alexis Hotel.

All the Reunion Island exhibitors noted a strong interest from trade show visitors for the destination in general. With packages promoted by tour operators’ partners, several specific requests for holiday stays on Reunion Island were made by prospective travelers and promptly attended to. They thus benefited from specific rates offered by tour operators during the fair and chose Reunion Island then and there as their next destination for their holidays.

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