IITM India’s flagship travel exhibition and trade show is positioned as the country’s largest platform for travel and tourism stakeholders, drawing exhibitors and visitors from across India and abroad. The event targets a broad spectrum of industry professionals, including hoteliers, travel agents, tour operators, resort owners, medical tourism promoters, adventure tourism operators, and general travel enthusiasts. It also attracts business‑to‑business and business‑to‑consumer participants, providing a dual‑focused environment where suppliers, buyers, and end‑customers can interact directly.

The exhibition schedule spans multiple major cities: Chennai (16‑18 July 2026), Bengaluru (23‑25 July 2026), Delhi (24‑26 Sept 2025 and 2026), Mumbai (29‑31 Oct 2026), Pune (26‑28 Nov 2026), Hyderabad (3‑5 Dec 2026), Kochi (7‑9 Jan 2027), Kolkata (18‑19 Feb 2027), and Ahmedabad (20‑21 Mar 2026). Each venue hosts a full day of activities from 11:00 AM to 6:00 PM, ensuring ample time for networking, product showcases, and business meetings. The venues are prominent convention centres and exhibition halls, such as the CTC Complex in Chennai and the Biswa Bangla Convention Centre in Kolkata, chosen for their capacity to accommodate large trade visitor flows.

IITM’s mission is to foster continuous knowledge exchange, idea generation, and business development across the travel and tourism ecosystem. The exhibition’s program is structured around engaging trade showcases, themed panels, and conclaves that highlight the latest industry trends and innovations. Topics covered include inbound and outbound travel products, destination marketing, hospitality services, medical tourism solutions, adventure and eco‑tourism initiatives, and digital transformation in travel. The event also features interactive workshops and networking sessions designed to facilitate collaborations between domestic and international partners.

The overarching goal of IITM is to strengthen the travel community by providing a high‑visibility platform that amplifies brand presence and unlocks new commercial opportunities. Supported by state tourism boards, union territories, international tourism boards, and key travel associations such as TAAI, OTOAI, ETAA, IATO, ADTOI, ATOAI, and SKAL, the exhibition offers participants exposure to a diverse audience of decision makers and industry leaders. By showcasing products and services in a dynamic, business‑centric setting, exhibitors can accelerate sales, forge