Bali & Beyond Travel Fair 2018: Exploring the Colours of Indonesia

The Bali & Beyond Travel Fair (BBTF) is renowned as Indonesia’s leading international travel and tourism fair, which brings sellers and buyers together in a single forum. The annual event is now in its 5th year. The event is initiated and organised by the Bali branch of the Association of Indonesian Tours and Travel Agencies (ASITA BALI) and is consistently one of the most important tourism fairs in Indonesia. This year’s BBTF will host speakers who highlight the diversity of Indonesia’s cultures as well as address the vast opportunities and trends by industry professionals.
The theme of the BBTF 2018 is “Exploring the Colours of Indonesia”, including its mesmerising dances, cultures, traditions and its tempting natural attractions that range from towering volcanoes, endless rolls of waves, long stretches of white sandy beaches and hundreds of winding rivers slicing through green rice fields. BBTF 2018 will be held at the prestigious Nusa Dua Convention Centre on 26 - 30 June 2018. The event will represent a full spectrum of tourism at all levels including the hospitality sector, tour operators or travel agencies, national tourism organisations, convention and visitors bureaus, travel technology firms, MICE (meetings, incentives, conventions and exhibitions) and corporate travel representatives as well as new regional destinations.
For more information visit www.bbtf.co.id or www.asitabali.org.
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