Sajam Turizma Novi Sad 2018

International Fair of Tourism in Novi Sad (IFTiNS), 51^st edition, will be held from 4^th to ^7thOctober 2018. In 2017 IFTiNS has gathered more than 500 attendees and 170 exhibitors from Austria, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, Croatia, Hungary, Macedonia, Republic of Srpska, Romania, Slovenia and Serbia, followed by the USA, Finland, France, Italy, Lithuania, Germany and Sweden whose products and services were introduced to wider audiences at the Fair. In 2018, IFTiNS introduces two different programs which are B2B Meetings and Hosted Buyer.

Buyers of IFTiNS 2018 can look forward to networking opportunities, business appointments, education sessions, meeting potential suppliers, and new business chances over a span of two B2B days but also to participate in the show, looking to generate leads, build their pipeline and share hands-on experience with tens of thousands of travel enthusiasts who were in the middle of planning their next vacation. Proffesional meetings at IFTiNS is organised by the Novi Sad Fair in cooperation with the Serbian Ministry of Trade, Tourism, and Telecommunications and German company EVNITRA focusing on Western Balkan region, especially Republic of Serbia. All buyer registrations are to be reviewed. Confirmation and participation as a buyer are subjected to the approval of Novi Sad Fair and EVINTRA, who provides an ever-growing global MICE platform that spans over 180 countries, comprised of 53.000+ MICE Industry professionals, including 16.000 buyers hosting selected international buyers.

B2B meetings – Novi Sad Fair and Enterprise European Network hosted a meeting with all the major hospitality and tourism players looking to attract the next generation of skilled young professionals to the hotel and tourism industry. The event is created as a response to a rising interest of young people, looking forward to getting involved in this booming sector. The overview of the event in 2017: 52 participants pledged to participate (Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, Croatia, Slovenia, Hungary, Macedonia, India, Nigeria and Mali), 48 sessions convened in 2017.