In Pictures: Day 2 of Arabian Travel Market 2023

Visitors at Dubai stand during the Arabian Travel Market 2023. Exhibitor participation in ATM 2023 has risen by 27 per cent compared to last year’s event, with growth registered across all show sectors.

Arabian Travel Market is the market leading, international travel and tourism event unlocking business potential within the Middle East for inbound and outbound tourism professionals. Above, Etihad airline stand.

Qatar Airways could easily increase the number of destinations to 190 from 177, but that would depend on aircraft deliveries, said the CEO Akbar Al Baker. The airline is being conservative because of its dependence on new deliveries from Airbus or Boeing amidst still festering supply gaps. “We have already started taking deliveries of Boeing 737 Max aeroplanes, (but) have a delay in the delivery of 787s and 777X. We were expecting a large number of 777-9 to be delivered this year.

Exhibitors at Saudia Skyteam stand on the day two of Arabian Travel Market 2023 at Dubai World Trade Centre in Dubai.

Tourism destinations from around the world showcase a diverse range of accommodation options, breath taking tourism attractions, travel technology and key airline routes.

ATM 2023 is held in conjunction with Dubai World Trade Centre, and its strategic partners include Dubai’s Department of Economy and Tourism (DET) as the Destination Partner, Emirates as the Official Airline Partner, IHG Hotels & Resorts as the Official Hotel Partner and Al Rais Travel as the Official DMC Partner.

Visitors at Flynas stand.

Travel and lifestyle influencers Nael and Wael attending ATM 2023.

Visitors at Ras Al Khaima stand.

Alula stand at the Arabian Travel Market 2023 at Dubai World Trade Centre in Dubai.

A visitor getting photographed with models at the Italian stall.