Balttour - International Travel Fair 2027 is recognized as the leading tourism fair in the Baltic States and a pivotal event for the travel industry across the entire Baltic region. This significant fair attracts a broad spectrum of participants, including seasoned tourism professionals, avid travel enthusiasts, and a wide array of international exhibitors. It serves as an essential meeting point for companies and organizations engaged in tourism, hospitality, transportation, and various travel services. Attending Balttour provides unparalleled opportunities for market research, discovering new markets, establishing crucial business connections within the industry, and directly engaging with potential customers. Exhibitors can effectively promote their products and brands, ensuring they meet their target attendees and achieve their strategic business goals in a dynamic environment.
Highlights
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Leading Baltic Tourism Fair
Positioned as the premier tourism fair in the Baltic States, attracting key industry players.
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Key Industry Meeting Point
A crucial platform for tourism professionals, enthusiasts, and international exhibitors to connect and network.
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Extensive Participation
Features a significant scale with 342 exhibitors and 21,725 visitors, fostering wide engagement.
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Organized by BT 1
Managed by the International Exhibition Company BT 1, the largest expo company in the Baltics, ensuring high standards.
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Premier Venue
Held at the International Exhibition Centre Kipsala, the biggest specialized exhibition complex in the Baltic countries.
Previous Edition
21,725
Attendees
342
Exhibitors
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Net Area
FAQ
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Balttour 2027 is scheduled from February 5 to February 7, 2027.
The event will take place at the International Exhibition Centre Kipsala in Riga, Latvia.
Balttour is organized by the International Exhibition Company BT 1.
It usually attracts 342 exhibitors and 21,725 visitors, making it a significant event.
Balttour is an international travel fair focusing on Tourism, Mobility & Travel.
