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Travel Tech Asia 2025 will bring together the global
travel technology community for three days of innovation, networking, and
knowledge exchange. The showcase unites leading brands, visionary startups, and
senior executives to explore how technology is redefining the way the world
travels.
Where innovation meets opportunity
The exhibition floor will feature renowned global
players including Trip.com Group, Agoda, Go Global Travel, Juniper Travel
Technology, Korea Tourism Startup Center, Xendit, SUNRATE, SiteMinder, Airalo,
DerbySoft, RateHawk, Skyscanner, RESTEL S.A., Holafly, and Worldline.
Alongside, high-level buyers from companies such as The Ascott Limited,
Capitaland, HPL Hotels & Resorts, Expedia, Far East Hospitality, and The
Capitol Kempinski Hotel Singapore underline the event’s strategic weight for
the APAC travel market.
A platform for global dialogue
“Travel Tech Asia is the meeting place for the great
minds shaping the future of travel. In an industry traditionally driven by
people and experiences, technology is the catalyst that enhances, personalises
and scales those very experiences,” said Darren Seah, Executive Director of
Messe Berlin Asia Pacific.
The programme begins with an RSVP-only Happy Hour
networking session on 15 October at the Buyers Lounge, designed to foster
connections among exhibitors, buyers, and speakers.
Conference highlights
·
The Travel Tech Asia Conference will deliver future-focused insights on
AI, travel payments, aviation distribution, and strategies for hoteliers. Among
the key sessions:
·
Tech Leaders’ Panel: Innovation strategies from senior executives at
Traveloka, Atlas, Expedia Group, MG Group, Trip.com, and Tripla.
·
The Impact of AI on Travel: Perspectives from Kai, Quantum Temple,
Radiant1, and Yanolja Cloud.
·
Real-World AI for Hotels: Practical applications presented by Agoda’s
Andrew Smith.
·
Unlocking APAC Growth: Smarter flight distribution in the era of NDC
with insights from Etraveli Group.
·
C-Suite Talk: Venture Capital in Travel Tech: Scott Krivokopich of 1982
Ventures on where investors see the next breakthroughs.
Registration open
Booth registration is available at www.traveltechasia.com/exhibitor. Trade visitor passes remain complimentary until 3
October 2025 via www.traveltechasia.com/visitor.
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