is set to welcome a record number of exhibitors and international participants as global tourism continues its upward trajectory.

Taking place at the Dubai World Trade Centre from April 28 to May 1, will bring together over 2,600 exhibitors from more than 161 countries, highlighting the latest travel trends, investment opportunities, and global connectivity.

With the tourism industry surpassing 1.4 billion international arrivals in 2024, an 11% increase from the previous year, ATM 2025 reflects the industry’s strong rebound and future growth potential. According to UN Tourism, total export revenues from travel—including passenger transport—reached an unprecedented $1.9 trillion last year. The Middle East, in particular, continues to outperform pre-pandemic levels, with international arrivals rising 32% above 2019 figures.

This year’s edition of ATM sees a surge in , with a compared to the previous year. This rise is largely attributed to enhanced regional connectivity and stronger links with international markets. Key contributors to this growth include

stands out as one of the fastest-growing tourism markets, with a 41% increase in participation at ATM 2025. The country’s presence will be led by the Ministry of Tourism, along with major national airline carriers, tourism boards, and private sector stakeholders. State-level participation from Rajasthan Tourism, the Government of Goa, Andhra Pradesh Tourism, and the Jakarta Provincial Government further highlights Asia’s expanding role in the travel sector.

remains a powerhouse in the global tourism industry, with participation from this year. Saudi Arabia’s giga projects and expanding private sector will be among the highlights, reflecting the Kingdom’s ambitious tourism transformation.

Meanwhile, are set for a in participation, showcasing a diverse mix of cultural and historical tourism offerings. Exhibitor presence from and , indicating strong interest in cross-continental tourism collaboration.

ATM 2025 will center on the theme “Global Travel: Developing Tomorrow’s Tourism Through Enhanced Connectivity”, focusing on the role of air links, infrastructure, and digital transformation in shaping the future of travel.

The event will feature over 47,000 attendees, with insights from 200+ high-profile speakers across 60 conference sessions. Key industry discussions will include:

Danielle Curtis, Exhibition Director ME, Arabian Travel Market, emphasized the increasing role of private sector participation and its impact on regional and city-level tourism expansion. Curtis said:

“ATM 2025 presents a unique opportunity for stakeholders in the travel and tourism industry to engage with influential players from across the globe. Participants can stay informed about emerging industry trends, connect with key decision-makers, and establish valuable partnerships. These collaborations aim to drive innovation and shape the future direction of global travel and tourism.”

Held in conjunction with Dubai World Trade Centre, ATM 2025’s strategic partners include Dubai’s Department of Economy and Tourism (DET), Destination Partner; Emirates, Official Airline Partner; IHG Hotels & Resorts, Official Hotel Partner; and Al Rais Travel, Official DMC Partner.