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Sherif Elhalafawy, PR manager for the Destination Management and Marketing Office at the Royal Commission for AlUla, spotlighted the destinations all-in approach to the UK market at WTM 2023. 

Along with 20 national industry partners, Argentina made its mark at WTM with positive news regarding the British market. 

The Antigua & Barbuda Tourism Authority closed out WTM by reminding us of the relationship renaissance taking place in the travel industry, and emphasised the human factor that only agents can provide.

Susanna Sciacovelli, the vice president-director for the Mallorca Tourism Foundation, spotlighted the announcement of the islands Responsible Tourism Pledge and was keen to emphasise a new approach for the island.

Extending the existing collaboration until 2024, Malaysia Airlines and the Sarawak Tourism Board took to WTM 2023 to sign an MoU.

Pulse Hotels & Resorts have positioned themselves as the Maldives envelope-pusher with four properties since 2017 modernising the Maldivian model.

Harin Fernando, the Minister of Tourism and Lands of Sri Lanka, looks hopeful that the future will be bright and busy for the destination as it looks to more than double its visitor numbers before the turn of the decade. 

The Bangkok-based hospitality giant is showcasing its existing 44-property portfolio and future developments at WTM 2023.