The New York Times Travel Show

It was a fantastic show and I enjoyed every minute of it

Read the Event Program materials early. Take pen and draw up a comprehensive 3 Day “Must Visit multiple Trade Show Booth/Class/Industry Forums. Plan. Depart on Day 3. Retain your List/Visitation Plan for next year, 2020, including Presentations/Round Tables

As a travel specialist and journalist, it was an incredible opportunity to network and reconnect.The sessions were not quite as wow as last time...all morning, afternoon too long given people who left. Wish sessions were online after

Bring your own food for lunch. Don’t bring heavy coats unless you want to pay to check them.

Exhibitors should be prepared / interested in talking with media. PR representatives should be available and/or the names/emails of these people should be available. Exhibitors only interested in travel agents/tour operators or consumers.

This was my first time attending the NY Times Travel Show and it was excellent. I look forward to attending next year. One suggestion: Since many cruise lines was present at the event how about having a panel on cruise line security next year?

Great variety of countries, cultures and businesses. Very pleasant people

Great opportunity to share our Alaska Adventure Cabins with many.

Most of the participants under the Incredible India banner looked bored and reluctant to engage. Why did they bother turning up?

Incredible event!!! My family and I had an amazing time visiting the various booths and meeting the wonderful travel company representatives.

It’s best to come early because there is so much to see and the seminars fill up quickly.

Yes for a travel show...you probably need to have Las Vegas, Chicago, and New York as exhibitors.

Great show. Lots of fun. Exhibitors were friendly and helpful.I am seriously considering going both days for next year.